The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-26
THE WARSAW GATE CITY
Continued from page 3D.

! and had no accidents, barring pune
tured tires. Had q little muddy road
and some showers but altogether they
1 had nothing to complain OF. Henry
saw Frank Patterson at Little Rock
and found him well and prosperous.
4 Warsaw expects to send good del
egation to Carthage on Sept. 1880
land Oct l. when her fall celobsation
Twill be held.
Several of Warsaw's merchants held
Especial sales Saturday, and one held
dollar day. all by himself and It
ipaid.
Hon. Truman Plantz Is home from
M. w. A. duties at Rock Island. He
was fortunate in detecting q fraudu-
lent death claim where q party know
ling himself diseased. Joined the order
with intention to defraud. The claim
was thrown out.
Late planting of wheat IS urged be-
cause Of superabundance OF insect life
in oats and wheat stubble.
Miss Pearl Plank Of Chicago is Wis
liting her sister Mrs. J. c. Crawford.
mora township, and Miss Kate Berge-
n1eir OF Warsaw were married in Keo-
kuk Monday.
A letter from MRS. Edith Jones
Want says that her mother and self
lare living in Portsmouth. Va, and
4 that Norfolk Is the home port of the
~. s. steamer Jupiter, on which her
husband, Lieutenant Want, is an Off
Ger Mrs. Want was a teacher in the
! high school here when she was Miss
Edith Jones.
Miss Ada Hodges and Mrs. Spencer
1 OF Lima. returned from California and
the expositions Tuesday last
The Warsaw Bulletin OF the past
week has an excellent and interesting
write-up Of tan Evening OF Sacred
Song Music, by Prof. F. e. Cook"
which was rendered at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening. The house
was packed as Prof. Cooks friends
are legion.
| Bradley Knoche Of Peoria, son of
George G. Knoche. secretary OF Presi-
dent Armstrong of the Toledo, Peoria
and Western railway, grandson OF the
late John Knoche, and nephew OF Mrs.
A. J. Frank Of this city, has just sign
led contract with R. E. johnson Of
New York City-his manager-for a
series OF concerts beginning in New
York and including Boston. Washing
ton, Philadelphia and other large
ClLkSS. MI. EALOCuc IldS aUcSu AOT Two
years pupil of the great De Reszkes
| in Paris, vocalists and teachers OF
worldwide note He possesses won
derful baritone voice of great compass
and sweetness, justifying the opinion
OF teachers that he has brilliant
career before him. and they are cor
Irespondingly proud OF him. Previous
to the breaking out Of the European
war, Mr.. Knoche was booked to sing
IN many OF the prominent cities of
Europe, but the war cancelled it all.
Warsaw will be greatly interested in
the future, in watching the rising OF
this wonderful young musical star and
will not be surprised at any heights
he may attain, because Of the endorse
ment Of competent musical critics who
find themselves unable to criticize, so
perfect Is he. May his star never set,
lis the wish OF many friends.
Miss Maggie Murphy, formerly Of
Warsaw, Dr. Fay Kinney and Oscar
Kinney Of Bloomfield, Ia. visited with
Mrs. Minnie Baird Wednesday, COM
ing over in their car, returning home
Thursday. They took with them Mrs
Baird and her guest Mrs. Emma Berry
of San Diego. Calf. whc win visit in
Bloomfield several days.
Carthage, like Warsaw last year.
has two reunions, Old Settlers and
Old Soldiers on two OF the days of
her fall celebration.