The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-05

Sunday afternoon in Douglas hall,
which received It's impetus from the
mems club which meets in the parlors
CT the Warsaw Evangelical church,
IVES attended by over 100 men, many
going from Warsaw. Rev. p. H.
Jngostein was the principal speaker,
his topic being: Why Men do Not
go to Church." The addresssarousei
great interest and an animated dis
cussion resulted, participated in by
ten or more speakers, and was very
Interesting and instructive, the SEES
eicn lasting over two hours and a half.
IA Hamilton mems club was organized
with Mayor Barber as permanent
president.
Mrs. Letha Carter Cherry and her
father, d, Carter, Of Chicago, are
here for a few days visit.
Cne of Warsaw's young Give wires"
was a business visitor in Burlington
Monday, and noted an excellent
rule adopted by the business men.
Every Monday noon they meet for
luncheon in the dining room Of the
Hotel Burlington, where in an in
formal and brotherly manner they
discussed best business methods and
newest kinks In successfully conduct
ing their affairs. A speaker is select
led for the day with an all-absorbing
topic, and general discussion follows
which always results in benefit to
all. The day being Monday, he was
invited to join them, and he says II
was an inspiration to be there, and
that Warsaw might well afford to fol
How Burlington's example, for good
would be sure to follow, not only
would the merchants be benefited but
Its effect would be felt all over town
lone Of Warsaw's travelling men hai
repeatedly offered to meet the bust
ness men and give to them the results
of an extensive experience, In which
he has learned of many helps tina
. would increase their business, the
number OF their friends, and also p,l
money in their, the merchants pock
cts, but, so far he has met with M
response. His offer was made In I
modest manner, not with know-it
|all air, but simply from the goodness
. of his heart that he might possibl.
help a brother. But, 80 goes tn
world.
! The Colorado Springs, Colo, Tele
{ graph has an extended and interest
ing historical sketch OF Ft. Edwardi
Warsaw, and a notice Of the mont
/ Iment to be erected on its site mex
!: September.
! Donald McDougal was compelled b
' business to return to Chicago Monda
! flor brief time, but will be kept
/. touch with his mother. who is slowl
growing weaker.
\ Philip Weber OF Suffer neighbo
:, hood, has rented a portion Of til
Cress Pillow factory, which has bee
vacant for some years, and will ope
!, an agency Tor automobiles.
, Three beautiful bungalows will o
! cupy the space on Second street frol
!. Main to Clay, part Of which was o
!. coupled by the Germach building.
T. Frank Patterson went to Kansa
City Monday in the interest OF o,
new railroad
n Portable saw mills are to be st
{. toned along the line Of the Mars
= railroad to cut timber.
. A party was here last week lookir
;. for a location for a Jewelry stor,
r nothing doing" Warsaw is abun
!. Iantly and we'll supplied.
: Ali of the large soft maple tre'
: have been cut out Of the Cathol
J. school yard, thus greatly improyir
its appearance.
i DR.. T. A. Davis and family ha'
temporarily moved in with Fred
Rattermann and wife, in order
,oo,to +bo{r. o1d hnmo for Jphn Cnj