The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-14
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, June II, 1914.

About seventy-flve members OF the
Royal Neighbors camp of Keokuk re-
sponded on Thursday evening to the
invitation extended to them by
Acorn camp 455 r. N. OF A., coming
down by trolley which was held for
their return until IL o'clock. About
seventy members OF the home camp
gave them q royal welcome at the
Odd Fellows hall, and entertained
them with drill by sixteen young
ladies', besides spreading a delicious
luncheon in the dining room below.
Social intercourse. games and dane.
ing enlivened the evening. Warsaw
Royal Neighbors enjoy these gather
ings, for the Keokuk Neighbors are
as jolly guests as they are hosts and
Warsaw has had many happy oppor-
tunities OF enjoying their generous
hospitality.
Miss Eudocia Bordens has been
elected assistant In the high and
grammar schools, taking the place OF
Miss Margaret Baird, resigned.
That was a grand rain we had this
morning, making glad the gardens
and fields; the first real rain in two
months and it was pretty general In
the country round about US. Friday
there was a good shower In lower
Warsaw lasting some time, while
on Main street the pavements were
hardly covered.
The C. E. Eyman dry goods store
is to have new front and will be
newly QUILTED with the most i'm
proved and latest shelving, cases and
counters. causing an expenditure OF
several thousand dollars.
No baseball game Sunday.
Warsaw" is the name OF the new
ferry boat and George w. Redforth
is captain; It is longer than the old
"Meeker' and will hold more teams.
1t made It's first trip today.
Otto Mendorf, wife and son OF
Wykoff. Mimi, are guests Of his
brother. Professor VIM. Erdmann.
and his wife's parents, Ar. and Mrs.
A. ]. Frank.
Mrs. Katherine De souchet OF
Boise. Idaho. has been visiting her
sis(&, Mrs. Louis w. Berdolt OF
Hamilton for several weeks.
Warsaw has quite number OF ex-
pert tennis players and has several
courts; there was at one time talk
Of forming an organization, and
playing nearby towns.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Winnard and
son Ralston are off in their Overland
touring car for q ten days trip
through Iowa. visiting Mt Vernon.
Hopkinton and other towns
Ed Young is acting as substitute
for Paul Shepherd on rural route No.
g. Mr.. Shepherd was overcome with
the heat two summers ago ana the re-
cent intense heat has had tendency
to invite a return OF the disability.
The steamer Dubuque took 13i
hogs to st. Louis Thursday. loaded
at the Farmers elevator.
The button factory pay roll was
nearly $1,000 for last week and all OF
the money spent in Warsaw. The
factory is working full-handed and is
compelled to turn men away every
day who apply for work.
Miss Eudocia Bordens and Truman
Plantz Jr., are members of the class
OF 1914 graduating from Knox col
lege this summer.
Rev. and Mrs, B. Matzke, parents
OF Dr.. e. Matzke, have arrived from
Manitowoc. Wis, to make their home
IN Warsaw and have located in the
raul Shepherd cottage recently pur-
chased by them.
The Y. p. s. G. d. OF the Presby-
terian church. viii give an ice
cream social on Wednesday evening.
June IL, on the church lawn.
1onn Ewing last week working on
n B. Johnson's farm had his right
,oos badly bruised by = piece Of tim
Der falling on 1t.