The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-05
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, III, Sept. S, 1915.

There was q very light vote 1T the
primary election Friday; the vote Will
mot be counted until tonight: Hill, re-
publican, is thought to be in the ieai-
Miss Gertrude Kissel viii teach the
sixth grade in the Garfield school.
Monmouth H.. this year.
Otis Goodenough does not think OF
removing from y. arsaw until Septem-
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| The first bali game with Nauvoo
this season will be played Sunday,
september S. at the fair grounds ct
$3.50 p. m.
The Wythe ". C. T. U. meets with
Mrs. Rose Kiser Tuesday. Sept I.
/ Miss Lulu Berg of Oklahoma City,
has arrived already for the double
Jubilee of the German Evangelicai
church, which viii occur Sunday. Sep
TENDER 12. Miss P. Bellersheim of
lSpringheld. and LIS. Albert Eymann
OF Idaho, are expected this coming
week: quite number OF jubilee gifts
have been received.
Several touring parties passed
through Warsaw the past week. from
| Ohio and Indiana; their autos were IN
/ good trim.
John 3. Peyton and bride are taking
their wedding trip In an auto to Des
Moines. Iowa.
Vim. Loomer has an liberia peach
itree which bore only five peaches but
they win average eight inches in
diameter, and sound as dollar.
There was large crowd at the
Methodist church picnic at Rocky Run
Thursday; Warsaw's band furnished
the music.
q Hiss Mildred Baker will teach the
intermediate grade in the Lima
school this year; she leaves Monday
for her duties
DR. John Miller has purchased new
auto. five passenger Buick.
Geo. McMahan. son OF Mrs. Eva
AIcMahan, has bought 100 acre Min
.nesota farm, containing five room
modern bungalow and large barn..
He will soon remove with his family
to that state
Warsaw has prize baby boy hve
weeks old today that has the build OF
an athlete, and gives promise OF early
being able to go into training. Az
ready he looks with contempt on
cradle, basinet and couch; he Is the
perfect picture OF health, and a 10!
to his young parents.
The Bulletin OF Friday has desery-
ed complimentary notice Of the sue
cessful union religious meetings Of
the FIVE churches every Sunday during
the months Of July and August, to-
gether with letters from the five min.
listers interested, giving their opinion
of the services. There was great
unanimity and good feeling among
them and the hope expressed that they
would be resumed next summer. The
first union services held in the park
was about twenty years ago but they
continued but few Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brinkmann lament
the loss OF their babe, born Wednes-
day.
Warsaw's roads are in fine shape
for auto travel, though they need
almost every inch of the way and IN
almost any direction.
The following Keokuk ladies spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs Ed Jones':
Mesdames VIM. S. Phillips, Mary e.
Jones, John H. Cole, Samuel c. West
colt, H. w Upham. Lena Miller, Mary
Hills, Theo. ]. Phillips, and Miss
Rachael Fletcher; also Mrs. Frank
Judd OF Emporium, Pa
Mrs Jessie Thompson Of Colusa IS
the guest of Mrs. Arthur Kuse.
Next Wednesday Rev. II. F. Krugn-,
of and Geo. Risto will go to Pekin,
Ill, to attend the st. Louis German
M. E. conference, which will continue
over Sunday. The lay electorar con-1
ference will be called to order by
Geo. Risto, who has been secretary for
the last twelve years
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Griffits and son.
Wayne, OF Burlington, returned to
their home "Wednesday; Mrs. Griffits
is the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
IF. c. Wolfenbarger.
A seven pound daughter arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fn,-
lett of Fairmont, Mimi, Tuesday, Ang-
ust 81. Mrs. Follett was Miss May
Bliss Of Warsaw.
Miss Agatha HOFFMAN, has been APP
pointed house-mother to one of the
sororities of the state university at
Lawrence. Kansas, and will leave
Monday to assume her duties: the
position is one of great responsibility
and dignity and Miss HOFFMAN, is ex
ceptionaily well qualified to fill it:
she has the warm congratulations OF
her many friends.
Rev A. E. Cole will leave for con-
ference the coming week. 1t is the