The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-05
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw. I'LL, July S, 1914.

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4 ly last night and in consequence OF
4 the same, Warsaw Is without IRE
works to celebrate the Fourth The
dealers have but few packs OF nre
crackers left, everything else having
i been sold last night A heavy stock
was not laid in for the CRY was safe
and sane" For several hours Main
street was ablaze with light and ex-
plosions echoed and re-echoed. A
number OF boys decorated their bicycle
wheels with sparklers and raced up
and down Main street, making pref
ty sight. A number of paper balloons
we're sent up and a 10-foot balloon
was sent UP last night by E. Kraeh-
ling.
Warsaw Baseball club goes to FIT.
Madison Sunday morning to play the
Eagles, so there viii be no game
here.
| The Sharp elevator is to be reopen
ed soon, to help take care OF the In
coming grain.
| Mayor Lamet issued the usual
warning as to high explosives on the
Fourth and it was generally complied
with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Mayer and
daughter Miss Dottie are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Carl Goodwin in Boston.
Mrs. Goodwin is a daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Mayer.
H. E. Doerr, chief mechanical engt-
neer OF the ScullenGallagher Iron and
Steel company of st. Louis, Is here
with his family visiting for day or
! Young.
| Warsaw's embryo artist is getting
good deal of guying from his little
chums because OF his newspaper no
tice, but he takes it good naturedly
and may have the laugh on them some
/ day. He is a modest little fellow
and does not think that he has done
/ so much.
| The monthly meeting Of the Mems
/ club of the Lutheran church will be
held as indicated below and in the
usual place, Concordia hall. Just south
| OF the church in the school building.
These meetings are always interest
| ing, diverting and instructive, vocal
and instrumental music enliven the
| hour and a smoker Is enjoyed.
Program for Lutheran mems meet
ing July Z, 1914, at p. M:
| Song-Male chorus.
| Austeilen der Glimmstengel-Paul
| Luedde
! Tales from the Road-Chas. Paar.
/ yortrag-Henry Peters.
| Gesang-Maennerchor
Recess.
Song-Male chorus.
engelkollekte-Paul Luedde.
Mexico's Tremendous Problem-Dr.
Warner.
| Travelling de Luxe-A. ]. Buckert.
Song-Male Chorus.
/ Miscellaneous matters.
| The NJ. w. A. insurgents have just
received another Endorsement in the
decision of the third district appellate
court at Springfield, affirming the de-
cision Of the Sangamon county court,
restraining the enforcement OF the
| Chicago rates on the ground that
they were excessive and the increase
, unnecessary" The former head clerk
is reported to have said in 1912 that
the present rates, paying ten assess
ments year would carry the insur-
ance of every member until 1919 and
at the same rates paying twelve as
sessments year, no new rates would
be necessary until 1881. The recent
decision Of the head camp to admit
any Of the 100000 members who quit
because of the threatened high rates,
IL they will pay current assessments
and dues and present physicians
certificate of good health, may be the
means of getting back few thou
sand members but the majority OF
the 300,0O0-90 percent young men
have found newer fields and pastures
green and are too well pleased to
quit them. !,
Hamilton has borrowed steam roll
Ter, tractor and scarifier of keokuk.
Warsaw city council at its last meet. |
ing voted to purchase motor roller
and tractor, scarifier and grader at an !
expense of 100000. The vote stood:
Yeas, Alderman Adam Buckert, j. s. /
Prosser and Paul Eymann; nays, Hal
sey K Sack and G. r. Stuckwish.
R. o. Marsh has strong and man
ly letter to the public in Fridays Bull !
letin, in which he defines the present
status of the new road and promises
its ultimate completion; this ought to !
satisfy all knockers, who are now
clapping their hands and cracking
their heels and exulting over what /
they call the failure of the enterprise
and are shouting 81 told you so all
of the time" How they'll crawl and
say Lets forget it" when the big
trunk line is running through Warsaw