The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-22

mot compelled TO have mail box al
every residence and they further sag
1 that they cannot see why The reverse
\ should he insisted On here by this post
4 office department We are told that
I this village delivery is En- REpariin ant
End is different. Postmaster Hunt
has baen acting under orders. Of
4 course and should npt be reflected on
4 Or c-iticized rs ne has been very
courteous and pnIigins In the maItsr
He has written 10 the potsnflce de.
PH-1msnI BE 10 conditions here and is
awaiting q rspty, which the public
4 shall have ths benefit Of
4 President James Of the University
\ nf Illinois has asked our board Of edu-
cation 10 send E rsprsss nta-iTe TO the
h annual meeting Of high school super
intandenrs and principals TINS presi.
4 dent Of the Warsaw board was in
slrncted To answer DR.. James that ii
I VIII bs impossible 10 send q represen.
4 tRtivs this year ID that meeting.
Il The shoe factory warehouse has
4 been substantially repaired and i'm
proved by the city, and Huiskamp
4 Bros Co. has given Mayor HiH s165
Z to be applied OF the cost o. Same
j Mrs Anna e Edwards delightfully."-
entertained the W R. c. recently al
4 her hospitable home The afternoon
was spent IN music and conversation
! and III 5 .. N. q lunch was served.
4 Mr.. Arthur Landers who recently
sold his farm near Des Moines. viii
remove TO Warsaw shortly and VIII
j occupy his residence corner Of Sixth
and Crawford streets, now occupied
by DR.. p D. Gaunt. The latter ex-
poets to remove to the DR.. Edwards
! property. corner of Fifth and Clark
streets
Miss Olive Cummings Is IN Coun-
ell Bluffs visiting her sister Mrs.
/ Louis Lapsley-
Miss Julia Filz is stfll in Quincy
1 with relatives. not having sufficiently
recovered from her operation Of three
weeks ago, to admit of her return
home, though she is able TO be ont.
1 Robert Hopkins has accepted po-
! sftion with the c. r. !. & p. railway
al Silyis. IL, and left for that place
/ Monday.
| The Presbyterian ladies' made over
/, $4,000 on their two days bazaar and
dinner
Warsaw lodge 257, AZ. & A. NJ.
was represented by fifteen members
At the recent big gathering OF Masons
at Keokt1k.
Paul Shepherd and Emmett Heyer
accompanied Geo J. Risto on a bust.
ness trip TO Rock Island in Nr. Risto's
Ford on Monday last Mr.. Hayes Wis
! tied his brother in Rock Island and
Mr.. Sheppard visited relatives In Sill
/ Wis.
The Farmers Grain and Supply Co.
\ h1 oh Soyst 90 xrI
/ and ten cars OF rye since the new crop
was offered on the market
The gospel meetings held by State
Missionary Hafer Of Princeton. In the
| Campbell building, under the auspices
| Of the Baptist church, are attracting
good crowds and much interest Is
! shown. The meetings will be con
4 tfnued every evening next week. 1t
Is proposed. IL possible. to secure a
| suitable building for a church home;
/ this makes the eighth church for War.
1 saw. and there Is some talk OF a
ninth. Christian church; warsaw
1 has population of $500.
| Mrs. Theodore Hoppe Is much bet
| ter She had close call and he-
friends are much rejofced at her i'm.
| proyement.
Miss Laura Fry is visiting friends
| In Ames, Iowa
| A number OF Warsaw people were
in attendance st the mems meeting at
| Hamilton last Sunday. The session
| which, on special Invitation, was also
attended by a number OF ladies. was
opened with a piano solo by Professor
Stone, and vocal solo by Mr.. Stan.
ton. THE Harvest Time Is Passing
By" accompanied by Miss Stanton
The chairman, Mr.. Crawford, then In
/ troduced the speaker, Attorney Earl
Wood, who delivered popular scieu.
| tific discourse on the fundamental
| truths of Christianity. At the outset
| the speaker referred to the teachings
| of modern science, the theory of evo.
luton OF the universe. But every ef
| feet has cause. Behind that fire,
ball, which moved and in the course
| of perhaps millions OF years, threw off
stars and suns, behind that fireba1l
was power, an intelligence. will
| a person, the Almighty Creator. The
divine order. prevailing In the UNI.
verse, is an undeniable evid ence of It.
Everything in the universe as well as
in the microcasm, the man, serves a
| purpose, has design. Furthermore,
1 the moral law within us, the con
/! science, is based on the fact, that a
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divine being rules over US. That this
| almighty creator has conyersed with
mankind on this planet in the person
OF Christ, has been testified to at a
| time when many Of the contempor.
aries Of Christ were still alive. These
| writer's, like the theologian Paul, the
| physician Luke, the customs officer
| Matthew, and others, historically
recognized as honest and truthful
| characters, agree in their testimony,
laid down in the New Testament, that
| Christ has proved himself to be OF d.
vine nature by His miracles, especial
ly His resurrection. These writings
of the New Testament, have been rec
/ ognized by the church Of that time.
Hundreds of people have seen Him
after the resurrection Some OF the
greatest representatives Of our race,
! like the religious genius Luther, the