The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL, March 2, 1914.

Real estate transactions are every
day occurrences in Warsaw, and there
is no crazy boom either, and prices
are reasonable. George j. Risto has
sold two lots on Clark street, between
Third and Fourth streets, to Andrew
Danegar; A. F. Bliesner has sold TO
DR.. Thos. A. Hartley, the lot on
Webster street, between Fifth and
Sixth. just east of his home; Or.
Hartley will erect an up-to-date bunga-
low this spring. Two new residences
We're sold this week. situated on
Crawford street, south side. between
Ninth and Tenth Felix G. Koch owned
the one sold to Frank Bruckert and
VIM. Dicks the other, just west of the
first named, which was bought by
Virgie Ridgeway.
Gus Brault who with his wife has
been enjoying the Mardi Gras at New
Orleans, kindly remembered his War
saw friends by sending them copitb of
the New Orleans dailies, giving a
graphic account OF the carnival
which is said to have been the best
ever held. A cold drizzling rain fell
during the dazzling night parade of
Comus and his crowd, which some.
what marred the festivities
Mrs. B. l.. Gilfillan Of Keokuk was
calling on Warsaw friends last week
R. H. Bown of Hamilton was War
saw visitor Friday.
]. II. Knoche has sold to VIM. Wool
ridge lot, 40 feet front. just east OF
the new Knoche residence. Mr.. Wool
ridge will build this spring.
Superintendent ingle and r. r, Rails
ton OF the Keokuk Electric Co.. were
Warsaw visitors Friday
Dr. Ralph r. Edwards and bride Of
Ceylon, Mimi, will arrive in Warsaw
about March 5 and take up their
residence here The doctor has many
friends here as ne practiced here
about eight years ago.
Garrison o. knox has sold to Eva
]. McMshan, lot 6, block 10 in the city
Of Warsaw, with house and all i'm.
proyements thereon.
Eva J. McMahaD has sold to II. o.
Knox the &c OF ne of section 25, VIII
cox township.
There was no change in the condi.
ton of Mrs. McDougal Saturday even
ing; her heart action is very, very
weak.
John Gehring is very i'll at his home
in this city.
A proposition has been received by
the city council for the recasing and
cleaning of the artesian we'll. to a
depth of 600 feet at cost of over
$500, but the well borer will not guar
antee flow. The we'll was bored
over thirty years ago and has proved
a blessing to many scores of afflicted
people because Of it's medicinal quail.
lies, we'll proven by chemical analy-
sis. Testimonials of its efficacy have
been received from physicians and pa
tients in other cities. While no one
expects the city council to embark in
the sanitarium business, yet at the
same time the we'll should be made
available to the public for the public
good. for the sake also for what it has
done and because it is first-class adj
vertisement Of our city.
Phillip Schatzman who attempted
] to commit suicide by jumping from
the Keokuk bridge last week, was a
citizen OF Warsaw twenty years ago
and since that time has lived in Ana.
conda, Montana. His parents are dead
and their old home Is on Webster
street between Eighth and Ninth.
Hugh w. Leiferman, son of Charles
and Frances Leiferman, formerly OF
Warsaw, was crushed to death by a
log falling on him in logging camp
in Oregan; he died In Portland. Feb
ruary 8.
! Bot Bros. have let the contract fo1
rebuilding their ferry here. and worl
has begun on It. 1t will have a steel
hull four feet longer than the presen-
ORC and will he tl,~~~-e-'S +,