The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-20
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill, June 20. 1915.

1 In addition to the baseball game
between the fats and leans at the
fair grounds Sunday afternoon. the
Bucks OF KeokUk will play the War
saw Regulars. First game at 1870 p.
M; second game at 8 p. m.
v. c. Carter formerly of Warsaw,
residing here for twenty years. died
in Chicago Sunday, June Is. of heart
failure after short illness. He was
| over ~ years of age. The deceased
! was buried in Montrose cemetery,
preceded him in death May 1, 1911.
| He leaves three daughters and two
sons.
Oscar Weinhaner of Wolverton,
Okla, is here visiting his mother and
! brother.
Warsaw people to the number OF
| 1O7, joined the Keokuk Unitarian
church excursion on the steamer st,
| Paul when it. stopped here Wednes.
! day. They report a most delightful
! time.
Mrs. Robt. p. Wallace of st. Louis
| is here for several weeks visit with
| relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Satory vel
coined an eight pound son last Sun
| day
Leonard and Asaph Hammond, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hammond. are
home from Champaign where they are
attending the state university.
Mrs. Mary Conyers is enjoying .
, visit from her daughter Mrs. E. p.
Matthews of Colorado Springs, Colo.
Misses Lulu and Nina Spinauger
left Thursday to visit the Panama
exposition at San Francisco. They
will pass through St. Louis, New Or
leant, Los Angeles and San Diego and
will return via Salt Lake City.
The free concert given at the Pres
| byterian church by the company OF
colored students from the Booker I.
Washington institute at Tuskegee,
Alabama, recently. was we'll attended
in spite OF the threatening weather.
and was much enjoyed. They are on
their way north to fill chautauqua
engagement. A collection was taken
for the institutes benefit.
The mayor has appointed J. ;. Pros
ser. j. X. Eymann, DR.. T. A. Hartley.
A. j. Buckert w. G. Fenor, H. G. Fer
ris, H. j. NJ. Luedde, Earl A. Wallace,
Geo. J. Risto and Earl Anderson q
committee to solicit subscriptions to
the vouchers to be used by the city
for the purchase of the Cress shops,
to the amount OF $33500, the use OF
said shops to be rendered Messrs.
White and Crawford for the establish
ment OF their proposed seed cleaner
factory. The committee met last Mon
day evening and decided to call a
public meeting OF the citizens on next
Monday evening, June 81. at city hall,
to better inform the people of the
proposition.
Mayor Marsh has very plain
| statement in the Bulletin Of Friday as
| to the street oiling proposition, stat
ing cost per running foot for Main
and side streets, and asking that the
citizens take advantage Of it. G. r.
Stuckwisli chairman of the. street and
! alley committee, has the matter in
charge. The citizens pay for the oil
and the city puts it on free of cost.
The oil will cost for Main street sc
uer running foot, and for side streets
! Sc which is much lower than is usual
I ly charged.
Mrs. D. P. Summers who has been
| Ill the past week, is somewhat I'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor are re-
| ioicing in the advent Of son born
| Sunday.
| Mrs. A. A. Cole and Mrs. r. P. Bell
Of jackson, Tenn, mother and sister
of Rev. A. f. Cole. arrived Wednes-
day for visit to the latter.
] The young people Of the Lutheran
church will give lawn social on the
parsonage lawn, corner Of Eighth and
| Main streets, on Thursday evening,
I July /.
| Jas. l.. Daugherty has returned from
! a trip to Cloverton Mimi, where he
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chapman
/ Miss Mary Baird. chief operator OF
tine Mississippi Valley Telephone Co..
at Warsaw exchange. is enjoying Z
months vacation and with her moth
| er is visiting relatives in Peoria.
| Miss Marietta Chandler, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Seabury Chandler
/ and Misses Bessie and Leila Johnston,
! daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- John.
ston, are at their homes from Park
college. Parkyille, Mo.
Phillip Luedde on Monday evening
entertained his fellow graduates OF
| the class of 1915, Warsaw high school
| at the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. NJ. Luede.
| Frank yeith has sold his place on
east Main street to Harry Nelson, the
deal being made through Chas. E.
Wallace.
In view OF the fact of big factories
soon to locate in Keokuk, Il might