The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-17

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Supply company and gives some in
teresting figures as to number o
1 hogs bought, and number of bushel:
of grain bought during 1914.
Bushels
Wheat ........ 9O,176 $75,140.6I
Corn -. 1907 9,27s.7S
Oats .'...... 6,731 2,372.6t
1897 1,7s4.24
! 114,371 $ss,5763;
Hogs, head ...... 5,so5 ss2,725.4t
/ Total Observation-Disclosures. $1S1 ,301.S1
! Not a bad showing for new enter
prise, which has accomplished sc
much.
Mrs. Anna e. Edwards and hel
daughter, Miss Julia, have been ser
iiously III in Berkeley, Calf, where they
are visiting. They are now conval
escent
The Good Fellows met Satur
day evening, January 9, and heard
reports of work accomplished and
aid given so far Treasurer H
A. Brinkman showed that over 5000
in cash had been received, and also
donations in provisions and clothing
while expenditures were under $500
Over fifty baskets Of provisions were
given out and not needy person was
missed The Good Fellows of War
saw will be good fellows, not only
during the Christmas holidays, but all
the year round, and contributions will
be accepted for the same length Of
time. constitution and bylaws was
adopted and December in each year
chosen as the time for annual cleo
ton Of officers.
I The executive committee is COM
posed Of the following: Geo. J. Risto.
president; Rev. A. E. Cole, secretary;
H. A. Brinkman, treasurer; Rev. Geo.
Long, Rev. K. F. Krughoff, Mrs. Helen
S. Bardens and Miss Julia Halloween.
Chas. Albers has returned from a
business trip to ST. Louis and south
ern Illinois.
Miss Mildred Mckinney is attend
ing Carthage college.
Miss Helen A. Fuller has returned
from a pleasant visit with St. Louis
relatives.
The Christian will be presented
in moving picture reels at kuse's
Dreamland Wednesday evening, jan
uary 20: the same reels that were
shown at thu Grand opera house at
keokuk last week.
J. c. Crawford was elected presi-
dent of the Farmers National bank,
succeeding John C. McMahan, lately
deceased.
The Young Peoples society OF
Sacred Heart church will give dance
at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday night,
January 81.
Guy E. Bell and Earl A. Wallace
have returned from Nation. H.,
where they represented Warsaw at
the state tiremen's convention, lasting
three days. They report an enjoy
able and profitable time. -a
THE Christian" in eight reels,
at Dreamland, Warsaw. H., Wednes-
day Jan. goth. afternoon and evening
zoe. children 10c Reserve
your seats a. Brinkman's drug store. !
Chas. G. Crawford returned We'd |
1esday from Oklahoma City, Okla. !
where he visited relatives he also
was in Tulsa, combining business with /
pleasure. He reports the McMahan
antilles well and f1ourishing
Samuel Hunt is here from St. !
.ouis, coming hence with the remains
If his mother, Mrs. Margaret H. Hunt,
Who was buried Friday, January Is,
rom G. A. r. hail. Little Brick
where a large concourse of friends
to pay their last tribute of
owe and respect. Rev. J. NJ. Thomp
ION OBLIGATED at the funeral. G. A. R..
lall is the headquarters of the W. R.
J., of which order Mrs Hunt was long
n hopored member. She was resi-
ent of Warsaw for nearly thirty-four
ears, and was noted for her kindly
and good deeds. Three
daughters and a SON all residing in
It. Louis, survive. Five children and
er husband, DR.. T. B. Hunt, preceded
err in death, ~ r- ..,,.s.-. - ,
L ne GlSuCCSh rSStiits al ALi
titute in session Friday. January IS,
t Odd Fellows hall. was most sue
essful in attendance and interest,
nd the 1916 meeting will improve on
his one no doubt, for Warsaw can
ave it every year. 1t is proposed in
ne near future to hold poultry show
/ conjunction with the institute. In
lie afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. Prof. w.
/. Haggett of the Illinois State Uni
ersity spoke on Swine Growing
nd 7:3O p. m at Dreamland theatre. |
E. Pewter. state lecturer. spoke in
,restingly on Soil Fertility also
4 Alfalfa and Various Crops;' many
Irmers were present at both sessions
nd felt well repaid. The competition