The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25

the families of the members of both
orders, making crowd Of over 200
There were present at the secret :
meeting OF the camp, fifty-two mem
bers including members from both T
camps recently merged into one. Aft |
or the routine busin ess of the camp I
was disposed of the doors were
thrown open to the invited guests
and the following officers we're install
ed, Miss Mamie Lamet, past oracle,
acting as installing officer:
Oracle-Mrs. Emma Spinauger.
Vice Oracle-Mrs. Cora Crenshaw.
Chancellor Mrs Emma Jacquot.
Recorder-Mrs. Emma Daugherty.
Receiver-Mrs. Redesorth.
Marshal--Miss Adalia Kraushaar.
Inner Sentinel-Mrs Bette Mar
tin
Outer Sentinel-Mrs. Bell.
,, Manage$Mrs. Swearingen
Past Oracle-Mrs. Sallie Powell
Physicians-Dr John Miller, Dr.. S.
h. Matzke, Dr. w. L. Winnard, D.. j.
Eaton Johnston.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
Hon. Truman Plantz, general attor-
nsy of the NJ. w. A., in a few we'll
chosen remarks introduced Mr.. Oscar
b. A1eshire, clerk of Chicago camp
/ No. 3052 NJ. w. A., who made a stir
/ ring address in behalf OF the two
! orders, also urging all to be true opti-
! ,{,%u - hat fb ic
in life, emphasizing the fact that he
who lives for others receives the
/ greatest blessing. His address spark
led with witty anecdotes, driyns
home the points he made. He was
listened to with marked attention and
received unstinted applause. His
4 presence was a surpriss to most o.
his hearers and was happy one. At
the close OF the address Mr.. Truman
Plantz on behalf OF Acorn camp 455,
r. N. of A., in a neat little speech,
/ presented to Mrs Sallis Powell, the
! retiring oracle, gold banded china
] sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Mrs.
1 Powell in accepting the same, replied
i in few heartfelt words of thanks
and Apr ISOLATION.
Dancing being the next on the pro-
gram, the floor was soon filed with
devotees Of "the may" Warsaw's or
chestra composed of Juliuc Eymann,
violin, Qeadsr), Robt Mckee, cornet,
Miss Evaline Longnecker, piano, and
Edgar E. Hamburger, drums, etc.
furnished most excellent music
There were several quadrdles on tbs
program which added novelty to the
joyful occasion. The evening was de
lightfully spent and dancers ane
spectators enjoyed it to the utmost
There were no refreshments and they
were not missed.
On Thursday, Jan. 80. from to
D. M, 10c lunch will be served ir
the dining room of Odd Fellows hal
by the AiG society OF the Methods
church. Proceeds for missions.
Louis Lamet, Chas. E. Wallace, L
Fairfax and John D. Hopkins attend
ed the insurgent M. w. A. county con
vention at Carthage Wednesday, Jan
81.
DR.. E. w. Deneau, veterinary sur
geon, and his family have returnes
: to Warsaw to make it their home
after an absence Of several months.
5 On Friday morning, jan %, JET
D BLAKE, one of Warsaw's aged citizens
!. while on a ladder repairing his barn
h fell to the ground, breaking the larg
l. bone in his right forearm. The in
jury is quite serious because of hi
age. surgeon was quickly tele
phonsd for and. reduced the fracture
Warsaw's telephone contingent wa
q well represented at Carthage OF
3 Thursday at the annual banquet o
y Ftlre Mississippi Valley Telephone Co
At Hotel Cutler, by local Manager I
c. McGrew of Warsaw Central, Chic
Operator Mary Baird and Assistan
! Operator Hazel Myers About thirt
: employees from thirteen exchange
: were present and also representative
4 Of the three Carthage papers TIL
d banquet was served in elegant styl
d and was greatly enjoyed Toast
we're given and responded to, and Q
a F. Berry OF Carthage, president an
:. general manager of the compan.
t. made a brief address which wa
r heartily appreciated. This gathering
e of the employees of the company wa
e the best ever held. All felt it wa
l. good to be there to meet fellow su!
3 ferers in the "h sllo cause compar
notes, exchange sympathy and re
d ceive advice and counsel from tn
I. officials.
e Frank w. Miller and wife of 81
It Louis, his brother VIM H. Miller an
l. son Dean OF Madison, Ind. stopped L
Warsaw a few days on their wa
home from the funeral OF Fred Mile
of Muscatine, Ia.
j Elmert Ridgeway OF Warsaw an
<, Miss Munro Kinney OF Alexandra
o Mo-. were married Monday last at tn
70 Presbyterian parsonage by the paste
ii Rev. j. NJ. Thompson. Many friend
n congratulate them
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