The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-26

StreWing coffee and other groceries
along the street The outfit belonged
to Albert Wallace and was found
standing at the hitchfag post ar Mr.,
Goddertz home. Eighth and Nam
streets, a few minutes after It started.
There was medal contest" at the
German NJ e church Thursday even
ing, July %.
D. e. Berker has gone TO Minneapo-
lis fer a short stay
Thos. Hill has sold his auto TO
John Stevens but expects to have an
other soon.
Number 2 on the program-Miss
I Matte Hatchett of Scfota- Iu.-wou
1 the silver medal IN the medal contest
| Thursday night under the auspices
Eof the Wythe W c. T. o.
/ The Warsaw Cooperative associa-
ton viii hold special meeting IN
Ecfty hall next Wednesday evening, July
18th, members and citizens generally.
are urged to be present
I Next Tuesday evening, July % city
tcouncl VIII hold it's regular monthly
meeting, when important matters con-
corning the cftv's welfare viii be con-
sidered
The writer had an interesting caH
from F. NJ. Van TuyI OF Columbia Uni
versfty, New York. and 3. g. Overhaul
of the Iowa State university who are
working in the interest OF tha Iowa
geological survey, and are gathering
specimens of limestone and shale and
studying the geological formations IL,
and around Warsaw. They viii be
in this vicinity for some time
| Homer Stephens, former Warsaw
boy, born and raised here. but for se7-
eral years representing a big whole
/ sale grocery firm through large terri
/ tory IN Colorado, with headquarters IN
Pueblo. has Just acceptai ike post
I ton with the Peters Shoe Co., OF St
Louis, studying his new Job and terri
/ tory He viii be unable to be with us
at our Home Coming His friends
| here greatly rejoice at his advance
meut.
Mr. and Mrs Ebert Longenecker OF
Great Falls, Mont, rejoice in the ad-
vent of a daughter born July 8
| Al. Jordan, baker for O. o. Tanner
for several months past, has retucn-
ed to his home in Omaha, Neb-
The button factory pay roll this
week was nearly s1,400 and almost
all of this will be spent In Warsaw
| Gene Rife has reopened the tNlek-
smith shop, formerly operated by his
father.
/ Arrangements have been made with
! the Bott Brothers for their ferry. the
E"Meeker" TO run until 10 p. m every
Saturday between Warsaw and AleA
andria
Over 100 new books for the Warsav
library have been received and cata-
| Iogued, and will be ready for issue
Saturday, July 25th; books of this
kind can only be taken out for one
week until they have been In the Il
brary six months.
1 Miss Flora HammeI is IN Chicago
visiting her brother, VIM Hammel-
Marshal Bennett is hustler, is
more than earning his salary, and
keeps "floaters" floating, after they
pay their fines.
Mrs " V Powell recently entertain.
ed at an auction bridge party in honor
| OF her sister and guest. Miss Kitty
Price of Columbia, Mo.
| Mrs. ]. s. Prosser's sister, Miss
Willie Gfvens OF Layette. Mo, return
ed TO her home last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trout OF Keokuk
visited Mr.. rs mother, Mrs Chas.
Trout last week.
| ar. and Mrs. George McMahan have
an pound boy born Thursday OF last
week.
Louis j. Jacquot has purchased OF
Adam Buckert and D. Grebe, the old
planning mill property opposite the
Little Brick" school house on Fourth
street He will have his Office and ce-
ment warehouse there and his coal
sheds at foot of Fourth street
/ The weather and river bulletins now
reach Warsaw at 12:45 p m and not
( in the evening as heretofore, thanks
to the courtesy of the Keokuk Elec-
/ trio Co. Warsaw has had occasion
recently to acknowledge several eour-
tesies at the hands of this company
which apparently IS trying to redeem
F.! itself for the past, but for which it
I was not responsible as the manage
ment and personnel of the company
was different. Warsaw should remem-
/ Der and always give the company the
glad hand in its efforts to give It an
iuplift and a forward movement
/ T. Frank Patterson Is working hard
these hot days securing right of way
for the Marsh trunk line, and is meet
Hir,o
some satisfactory contracts
/ Miss Mildred Parker Of Peoria visit
ed Miss Eunfce Worthen last week.
/ Miss Edyth Clippert and Miss Mabel
Kuse have just graduated from the
state normal at Normal, III. TIE first
named viii teach in Lexington, Ill.
end Miss Kuse in Danvil1e. Ill, next
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