The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-22

John Cherry, who has been I'LL foi
seyeral weeks, has so far recovered
as to be able 10 be up. and ne let on
| Wednesday for Monmouth TO WISH
relatives and rest up.
Albert Leroy OF Hamilton, H.. d
recent graduate of the Peoria horo
logical college, visited j. w. kirkpat
rick on Friday.
Ebert Kraeehling has bean appoint
i ed agent for. Guests musical lnstiu
ments.
Willie Bell and wife are occupying
the cottage recently vacated by VIM.
/ Woolri6ga, corner Ninth and Crawford
! streets. Mr.. Woodbridge has moved In
with MS brother Harry in the Jasauot
I house. pending the erection OF their
1 two homes.
The Marsh saw mill at foot OF
Fourth street is running a gang Q
eight or ten men, working up the Pile
of heavy timbers into ties, bridge tim.
oers and false work for bridges.
There are about twenty carloads OF
heavy timber there and more coming
Two mora saw mills will be set UP IN
the bottoms along the Tisht-of-Eay OIL
the new grading contract.
The Marsh ONCE is a verltabie bee
hive and the man is lucky that gets
Dicks ear for minute.
Miss Fannie Ehls is ii Chicago at
tending the Gressmakers convenHon
and taking note of the latest s2r-ns
styles.
w. w Pribale has the contract for
remodelling Dreaaland into an. opera
house and larger picture show.
Several officials Of the keokuk Eiec-
tic Co. were down last week on q
tour OF In speciton and incidentally
boosting tbs new residence lighting
plan.
Philip Shotzman who attempted sui
eide at Keokuk several weeks ago by
jumping of the bridge into the river,
disappeared from here ons week ago
| Friday last and left no clue as to his
whe -eabouts. It was thought ne
might have got into his sisters house
which has been vacant and locked Tor
months, and committed suicide. but
| Investigation by Marshal Bennett gave
no results.
W. E. Crane, vice president OF the
st. Louis, FL Reno & Western railway,
has been appointed operating receiver
of the Southern Traction Co., of I'LL
I: nois, with Offices in st. Louis.
The committee raising by popular
subscription the band concert fund OF
! $4,000, have been quite successful
(, and concerts will be given on Main
street every Wednesday evening be-
ginning June 3rd and ending Sept
9th. The band will also use part o;
the fund 70 purchase uniforms. There
Is nothing that cultivates town pat
rfotism and loyalty like good banu
composed OF the young men OF the
town. Warsaw will need band In
the future more than she evsr Gid.
! DR.. Thos. A. Hartley left Saturday
| for Chicago TO attend the fiftieth an
niversary OF the Illinois Dental so
ciety which wilr be held at thu Hotel
/ LaSaIle March 2s-2s, 1914 DR.. John
/ W. Marsh OF Keokuk, formerly OF
/ Warsaw has a prominent place on
the program.
! The Farmers National bank In its
| last report shows an increase OF s22,
/ 900 In deposits subject to CHICK, and
time certificates have increased 81.
! $4,000.
| The registration Of the women yot-
ers OF Warsaw exceeds 1000.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
worthen who nave been spending the
winter among relatives in California,
report them as enjoying the best OF
health, Mr.. Worthzn having greatly
I recuperated. and they are delighted
/ with the far west.
/ By letter we learn that Edward, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w w. Walker o.
( Los Angeles, Calf. was united in
marriage March 5th TO Miss Margaret
Gueroes Of the same city. Edward
was born in Warsaw and left here
with his parents for California when
he was a young by.
The bun gaIow Of Dr.. and Mrs. Thos.
A. Hartley will be built by Mr.. NJ. w.
LAM OF Moulton, Ia, uncle OF Mrs.
I Hartley who came over from the
iowa town for that special purpose.
He has brought with him, plans Of a
bungalow he recently completed that
certainly is little aiead-for beauty
and cony snience-of any bungalow
usually found in a small town. The
Hsrtieys are certainly TO be congrat-
ulated.
VIM. II. Arthur, representing the
( Aldo sommers Drug Co.. called last
: week on Phil Dallam, his boyhood
cfzurn OF forty4even vars ago, the
first time they had met since those
happy days.
". e Alters takes charge of the
ranch OF the late G. H. Albers OF st
I r<.,,Es located at Elsfnare Cal H,