The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06


bration.
Druggist Brinkmann has just In
stalled q handsome counter candy
show case.
A. ]. Buckert is located in his new
store which is the lightest in the city.
j. A. White is making some handsome
hat show cases for him.
The canning factory is busy place
these days and is neat, clean ana SAM
tary. and has cement noors which
were put in last fall. The pack OF
tomatoes is some 400 cases ahead OF
last year at this time. Quality OF to-
matoes offered is excellens.
John w. Parker. superintendent OF
bridge construction on the T. P. & w.
railway Is putting in substantial
reinforced cement culvert at the
mouth of Lafayette street creek.
Warsaw's amusement season opens
Sept. 18th. with Swiss Bell Ringers
at Kuse's Dreamland theatre. This
is Warsaw's only theatre now and Will
be run in connection with movies"
The steamer Dubuque took $50 hogs
to st. Louis last week, shipped by the
Farmers Grain and Supply company.
Warsaw has as fine an exhibit OF
Eastman kodaks as can be found In a
large city. There are over nifty ans
teur photographers here, some TO
whom do as fine and artistic work as
professionals.
Warsaw business men recently turn
ed down q carnival company that
wanted to show here for a week, on
OF Main street. The manager went
up ana down Main street trying to
get enough signatures to petition
requesting the company to show here
but he ingloriously failed. Fact -.
Warsaw has out grown and has risen
above carnivals. They not only are
has beens," back numbers" but they
are great dernoralizers OF our young
people, no matter how well conduct
ed. Quincy has turned them down al
so in a manner following Warsaw's
example.
Word was received here by rela-
tives on Friday that nine pound girl
had arrived ut the home Of Mrs. Merle
Moore Of Fulton, Mo. Mrs. Moore was
Miss Merle McMahan, daughter OF
Thos. J. McAiahan OF Oklanoma City.
Mr.. J. B. Dodge Of Hill-Dodge &
Co., has been III the past week, but
Is improving.
Capt Fred s. Ratterman has bought
the Mississippi cafe, No. 1852 Broad
way. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets, Denver, Col. 1t Is
most desirable location and he 10 DO
ing well. Fred win succeed no mat
ter where you put him. He has the
best wishes of his host Of friends
here who miss his ready smile and
hearty hand shake.
II is probable that the Ohio OH and
Gas company win soon bore for oil In
this vicinity, they having almost Sc
cured all of the options they want.
Miss Annetta Dennis of LaHarpe
has returned home after short visit
with her aunt Mrs. Ed. Plank.
On Monday the advertising commit
tee Of the Fl. Edwards celebration
will start out on booster trip with
four automobiles, or as many as will
20, to make the tour OF q dozen or
more cities and towns. Warsaws
band has donated its services and will
accompany the committee and play
enroute Banners and pennants Will
cover the autos. The scheme Is
big one and will certainly make the
pubic "sit up and take notice
Adam Buckert has bought the IN
terest OF his partner Harry H. Grant
In the iron brood coop business, and
will hereafter conduct It alone.
Richard Simpson Of Chicago Is here
visiting his grandmother Mrs. NJ
Nagel.
Miss Lizzie Richie OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Emily A..
Knox. Miss Richie resided here with
her parents when young girl, her
father being agent Of the T. p. & W..
railway.
Misses Eunice and Marie worthen
were guests at a house party last
week given by DR.. and Mrs. J. W.