The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-22
ihe Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL.,, Oct. 20, 1915.

great things for our city, IL we only
reach out our hands and grasp what
is offered us. and also wake up to our
boundless natural resources.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper vel
coined a nine pound boy Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Louis Koch is visiting at the
home OF Ellis Daugherty, LaHarpe.
Mrs. John Zobel has returned from
California and the Panama exposition.
Glen Robinson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A Robinson, Jr., was recently
stopped one evening on his way to a
class party. near the Taber lumber
yard, Hamilton, and relieved OF fine
gold watch which had been the prop
erty of his brother John Allen Robin
son. recently deceased. No clue to the
robber
Miss Estelle Erdmann will leave
Sunday for Wyckoff, Mimi. to act as
bridesmaid at the wedding OF her
friend Miss Efchof
Miss Margaret Perry Of Keokuk is
visiting Warsaw friends
Lester Longnecker Of Warsaw,
while engaged in his duties as tele-
phone Hneman on Monday. fell from
a pole distance OF twenty feet, frac-
turing an ankle joint He will be laid
up for some time.
Wheat brought Sill per bushel in
Warsaw Thursday. II is hard to tell
the price OF corn; some say It will be
soc. others 75c.
The 500 club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Eymann Tuesday
evening. Honors were won by Mrs.
Louis Brinkmann.
A surprise party was given last Sun
day by the Evangelical Y. p S.. to
the congregation at DonnelIson, gath
cred together to celebrate the seven
ty-ffth anniversary of the mother
church. Several automobiles took the
members over Hamilton. Nauvoo, Fl.
Madison, Franklin to Donnellson The
program of the celebration contained:
FESTIVE Prelude" by G. A. Weiss:
Let Israel Retoice;" the offertory,
"Pastorale," by C. A. Weiss: re-
sponses by congregation festival ser.
mon by Rev. W. Kreis and the
Grand Postlude in F." The unex-
pected Warsaw visitors We're given a
hearty welcome by the Rev. W. Krefs
and the members Of the congregation
The celebration was well attended
The sermon at the evening worship
was delivered by Rev. E. II. Jagd-
stein.
The Dross building on Main street
is being painted in the same colors
az the Fckbohm building adjoining
cream with brown trimmings
A. r. tombstone of Keokuk was a
Warsaw visitor Wednesday
Dr.. Frank Sagel Of Des Moines. &C
companied by his son Ewing. was Wis.,
iting his mother Mrs. Magd. Nagel.
on Sunday and Monday. He came by
auto with DIR. G.. Walter Barr. the
latter visiting in Keokuk
Mr.. Renton Cunningham, insurance
representative OF Corydon. Iowa. is a
business caller in Warsaw.
The district encampment OF the I.
o. 0. F. met in Bowen Tuesday, Oct.
10. in Odd Fellows hall. for the pur-
pose OF receiving instructions and con.
ferring degrees. Grand Patriarch Hub
bard being master OF ceremonies and
he was assisted by other grand Off
Gals OF the order The team from
RushyilIe. Schuyler county, did the
work Bushnell team was to assist.
but was prevented from attending by
the foot and mouth quarantine. There
we're eighteen candidates. twelve from
Mt. Sterling, four from Warsaw and
two from PoTen Over 200 Odd Eel
lows were present Warsaw was rep
resented by ten of our citizens. viz:
District Deputy H. A. Brinkmann, G.
f. Wallace, Albert Wisch, Lionel Fair
fax. John Grant, Peter NcCredie,
Henry Il. Roth. Oscar Jacobs. Frank
Reynolds and DR. G. N. Lark. After
the work or the evening a banquet
L., l1n l1, H. ID atxz :,
ladies' The encampment will meet in
Warsaw next October, SO II was de-
cided by a unanimous rising vote.
RushvIl!e applied for it and the vote
almost carried. but after social con.
verse on the subject It was unant
mousIy conceded that Warsaw would
be the most convenient point. Foul