The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-02

Will P. Green are in Burlington at
tending the Tri-State Tennis tourna-
ment, which will last one week.
Mrs. A. r. stanberg and child of
Hagerstown, ILL.,. are here for two
weeks visit among relatives.
Professor Zeno Nagel, Of Syracuse,
N. Y, arrived thursday for a vacation
visit with relatives and friends.
Warsaw baseball club will go to
Nauvoo Sunday.
H. A. Brinkman has the agency for
the Lozier auto for thu counties OF
Lee, Iowa, Hancock. Illinois, and
) Clark county, Missouri, doing business
under the name Of the Tri-State Auto
mobile Co.
The city council last Tuesday even
ing instructed Marshal Bennett to
post notices on the block on Lafayette
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets, forbidding farmers from
hitching their teams there and feed
ing them at their wagons In front OF
residences; there Is large area OF
vacant lots on. Clay street besides
wagon sheds that are free to the farm
ers for this purpose.
Mrs. d. A. Rinckel and son, Fred
erfck, have returned to their hom5 ID
Wray, Colorado, after several months
visit with Mrs. RinckePs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Roth.
A metal ceiling, very ornamental,
has been put on the second story room
Of the c. E. Eymann building now un-
dergoing improvements. The store
will also have a metal ceiling.
Some fine photographs have been
taken of the Fl. Edwards monument
when it was being erected. Souvenir
cards of the complete monument WILL
soon be issued.
John Egbers has bought a five pas.
senger Ford.
Letters from absent ones, received
every day, indicate that the nome
coming in September will show the
largest crowd of former Warsaw peo'
pie ever previously got together here.
There was big picnic at T1oga,
Saturday afternoon and Warsaw Dano
furnished the music.
Misses Helen and Ruth Crane nave
returned to their home in PEORIA
after several weeks visit at the home
of Mrs. Minnie Baird.
Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Emma
Lichtenberger and Mrs. Ed Piedrit
entertained the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Presbyterian church in the church
parlors on Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Evan
selical church will serve a.ten cent
lunch in the dining hall of Odd Eel
lows hall, Wednesday, August B, from
to p. m.
Wheat took an upward jump last
week because of European war rum
ors: SIC was paid on Thursday ano
Friday. :,
The Christian church of Lima Will
give a picnic at Lima on, Saturday,
August 8. Warsaw band has been en-
gagged.
| Mrs. c. E. Eyemann fell at her home
on Tuesday last, breaking her LEFT
elbow.
Mrs. R, L. Bell of Jackson, Tenn, is
visiting her brother, Rev. A. E. Cole,
of the Methodist church.
DR. Hartleys house is nearly ready
for the plasterers. 1t will be one OF
the handsomest homes in the city.
Louis ]. Jacquot is building his coal
sheds north of the foot OF Fourth
street. at the upper end OF the slough
bridge, on a side track.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. McGrew have
gone to Chicago in their automobile;
thew will be away a couple OF weeks
Mr.. McGrew is local manager of the
Mississippi Valley Telephone Co.
Mrs. M. Nagel, mother of Dean
: Nagel of the Des Moines, Iowa, Con-
lservatory of Music, celebrated the
! seyenty-sixth anniversary Of her birth
en- Thursday last. by entertaining IN
the church rarlors the Ladies Aid so
ciety of the Evangelical church. she
was presented with token Of esteem
nv yer friends, Rev. e. H. Jagdsteln
pastor. making the presentation
speech
Mrs. J. w. Buel Of San Diego, Calf.
and Mrs. Ida Wadsworth OF Mime
,nolis- Mimi, visited several days
{. lost week with their aunt, Mrs. Emily
; A. Knox Of Warsaw.
The director Of the state water
survey recently analysed samples OF
river water sent him by the mayor
In his report he says Warsaw's Ill
tered water-passed through the wa
ter works filter-is pure and safe tor
; drinking purposes.
Mrs. Clark Ayres of Boise, Idaho
is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Redeforth has received
, word of the death Of her father
jRobert Stenson, aged 70, In Noting
ham, England.
Otto VIM. Ochmefgen and Miss
lille X. Boone we're married N
Keokuk Thursday, July % by JUS
itice Burrows; they were attended by
Miss Clara Mite and Arthur Deye
The groom is the Oldest son OF Mi
and Mrs. Ochmigen and the bride is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs