The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-20
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, i'll, Sept. 20, 1914.

there and eat their lunch Is there !:
plenty OF shade. In addition to this
the parish room OF the church will
be thrown open as q rest room Tor
ladies and their children, and will be
provided with rockers, easy chairs
lounges, mirrors and table; two tot.
let's will be accessible. The room
will also be sort OF emergency hos.
pital. where the temporarily sick may
be attended by any physician. THIS
is most commendable move and
will be highly appreciated by our
visitors.
The new planning mill Of J. A. White
to be erected on the site OF the old
mill. corner OF Seventh and Lafayette
will be 5Sxso feet, one story, and
bui.t of Hamilton hollow tile. Gus
Plume i. building the foundation
walls.
The ssucs~i.h lunch wagon has
been relocated on Fifth street in the
rear OF the Masonic hall. q good move.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Albers are
home from California. where they
have been all summer. They may
return there in November.
A, the annual meeting Of the lot
owners Of Oakland cemetery held last
week, Henry A. Brinkmann. president,
ana John NJ. Cherry, secretary and
treasurer, were reelected. VIM. +.
Mayer and John Jotter were elected
to fin two vacancies on the board OF
directors. Dr. Chas. A. Warner 10 the
ffth director.
The fire department will have q
meeting Monday evening to arrange
for participation In the industrial pa
rade.
The Swiss Bell Ringers played to
a crowded house at Dreamland Friday
night, and delighted everybody.
II has been suggested that the en-
ployers OF our factories march In the
parade. but nothing definite has been
learned.
Mr.. David Halloween is rapidly re
covering from the serious fall he had
two weeks ago when he dislocated a
hip. This. too, In spite Of his ad-
vanced age.
A cement flower urn overturning on
belmont .Biles, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. T. Biles, caused the fracture OF his
left leg in several places. belmont
Is an extraordinary active little fell
low and this fact is mainly respon-
sible for his injury.
The coming week will be busy
one inside and outside Of the house
for everyone from grandpa almost
down to the baby, all preparing for
Company" May the weather favor
us.
Mrs. D. W. Loonis has returned
from LaHarpe whittier she was called
by the illness of her mother Mrs
Mary Rich, who Is now reported as
improving.
John c. McMahan Of Wythe. has
been confined to his home by illness
for the past week. but is now report
ed as little better.
The dog poisoner is around again
and as usual, 1t is the good and valu
able dogs that get the bitter pill. and
0oSeP0.
Mr.. Simmons, a real estate dealer
OF Pennington, Iowa. was WARSAW
visitor Saturday. and expressed him
self much pleased with our city.
There Is great demand for Warsaw
souvenir cards. especially the FIT. Ed
wards monument, the Hay school and
other objects Of interest.
The Lutheran school will be open
for inspection OF visitors during the
celebration, and there is talk Of open
ing the several lodge halls
The q. 8. government will soon ex
pend s2O,o in raising and repairing
the levee for distance Of four miles
beginning a short distance below the
Huiskamp shoe factory.
Warsaw has not lost faith IN hel
railroad project from Burlington Il
st. Louis. believing work will be re
sumed just as soon as the warrini
European nations stop their slaughter
The Saturday trading crowd wa!
eooS and in spite of recent rains
softening the roads there were man!
country autos.
Miss Helen Bardens and VIM. Bar
dens have returned to Knox college
Galesburg.
Truman Plantz, Sr, has returne'
from Rock Island where he has beel
attending to II. w. A. duties.
Mayor Louis A. Lamet has purchas
ed a 1915 Overland auto.