The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-13

Warsaw. I'LL. Sept. Is, 1914.

| In Lincoln, Neb, she entered nos
| pital and learned to be trained
! nurse, following that profession the
balance Of her life. Remaining In
Lincoln until few months ago, she
then went to Seattle, Wash, to stay
with her sister Miss Lydia Hammond
| and later went to Chicago. She 10
survived by two sisters Mrs. Julia
Mensel Of Chicago and Miss Lydia
Hammond of Seattle, Wash; also by
two brothers John Hammond Of New
York and Ray Hammond Of Newark,
N. ]. She WAS q niece Of Seabory
J Chandler and cousin OF M. 8. Ham
mond. both Of this vicinity. On We'd
nesday last the remains were brought
! to Warsaw and after funeral services
! at, the -Wythe congregational church
1 Wednesday at IL o'clock, she was
buried in the Wythe Congregational
cemetery.
Miss Kate johnson and brothers
James and WILDER will leave Monday
| to enter Knox college, Galesburg. III.
They are children Of Clarence John
son of this city.
Carl Ortmann leaves this week for
Chicago, where he will take course
/ in decorating. fine lettering and paper
hanging.
| We stand for Peace While Others
| War.
The worlds turned back thousand
years,
Since War;! Is now the cry;
The smile Of Progress turns to tears,
The helpless wonder why?
There's nothing worth the toll Of life,
Before or since the fiooy-
| Is so-called .Honor' worth the price.
When rivers fow with blodo?
CHORUS
We stand for peace, while others war,
Tho war we know is sin;
But Uncle Sans neutral power.
And we must stand by him.
We can't take sides. for all the world
Will suffer for this wrong;
AND we'll pray that every nation,
Right their wrongs by arbitration,
And that Home Sweet Home
Will be their National Song. :.
Who said the world was civilized,
Wed found the dawn Of day,
That education's star of hope,
With love would find the way?
This wars effect on us, depends
On what we do or say,
Our greatest help, is selfcontrol,
Till peace shall hold full sway.
Miss Laura Fry will leave Monday
for Galesburg where she win enter
! Knox college.
Miss May Bliss. formerly Of War
saw. now Mrs. Frank Follett, resides
in Fairmont. Mimi, and will next
week have as guests Mr.. and Mrs
David Baker. the newlyweds Of last
| week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sherwood Of
Minneapolis, formerly Of Warsaw, are
rejoicing In the advent Of an 8 pound
boy. born Sept. 9Th.
The Warsaw Social club will give
its first annual dance at Eagles hall
next Thursday evening. Sept. II.
"The Under Dog" is the dramatic
attraction booked for Sept. p. by
Manager Hamburger.
Mrs. Ed. Dedman of Alexandria. Mo-,
we'll known in Warsaw. her gfrlhood
home. died in Graham hospital. Keo-
kuk, at 11:30 Thursday night. For
nearly a year she had been troubled
with an affliction OF the feet which
developed into gangrene and caused
her death; for years she has also SUI.
fered with diabetes. Henrietta Braun
was her maiden name, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Braun, and was
born In Warsaw. Nov. %. 1889 When
a young girl she went to Alexandra
and was married in that city Aug. 5.
1877 to Mr. Ed. Dedman. There she
has lived ever since. Well known
there. she has many friends IN War
saw as well who mourn her death.
She was a most excellent woman. de-
voted to her family and we'll beloved
by all who knew her. She Is survived
by her husband. one son Willis. and
one daughter Mrs. Alma Roberts.
both OF Alexandria; also two half
brothers Chas. Zeigler OF Warsaw and
Albert Zeigler OF Alexandria. Funeral
services were held Saturday after
noon at o'clock at the residence and
remains were brought to Warsaw and
inferred In the German cemetery.
Richard Simpson has returned to
Des Moines after short visit with
his grandmother Mrs. NJ Nagel.
Warsaw baseball club goes to Fl.
Madison suncay to play crack team
there.
Our people are assured Of a great
treat by the Swiss Bell Ringers Thurs
day, Sept. 10.
Stage Of water here IS feet and
rising.
Henry H. Hermann has returned TO
his home in st. Louis after q pleas
ant visit here with friends.
Merle Eymann is home after two