The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-08

Mrs JOnn II. F1nlay anu SueStS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis OF Washing
ton, D. c., and Mrs. Frank Connors,
left Wednesday for Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis will spend the summer in
Chicago with Mrs. Common, and Mrs.
Finlay will spend several weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collingwood Tucker OF
Keokuk were guests at the six O'CLOCK
dinner given by Mrs. J. II. Finlay re-
Gently.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson Of Warsaw,
died in Quincy hospital Wednesday
evening, Of tuberculosis from which
she has been sufferer for some time,
the trouble beginning with an attack
of whooping cough at the time one OF
her twin babies died with it. She was
an estimable woman and a devoted
mother and wife. She was twenty
nine years of age, and leaves a hus-
band and four little children. Her fun
eral occurred Thursday afternoon,
Rev, Cole officiating.
Geo. W. Eymann received dispatch
Thursday from his brother Albert IL.
Eymann, formerly in the drug busi-
ness here, announcing the death or
his wife at the Page hotel, Denver,
Colo. July 81. She had been Ill FOR
a long time at her home in San An
tonic. Texas, and finally went to Den
YER to submit to an operation which
was performed July so, but she sue
cumbed to the shock sixteen hours
later, Her daughter was with her and
also her sisters Mrs. Buehler or Den
yer. and Mrs. DeSouchet of Pueblo.
Colo. Mr.. Eymann was summoned
from Kingman, Kansas, where he was
on business at the time. Mrs. Eymann
was a native of Warsaw, though her
early womanhood was spent in Win
terset. Iowa, where her remains were
taken for burial. She will be sincere
ly mourned by her friends here.
The Warsaw band went to Lima
Saturday morning where they played
for the picnic Of the Christian
church: there was an immense
crowd there but the church was pre-
pared to feed them, 1875 chickens hay
ing been slaughtered for the fried
chicken dinner and 200 pounds of fish
caught for the supper. Lima people
are noted for never doing things Wy
halves. All had delightful time and
the weather was ideal.
A sweet little daughter, seven
pounds, came to brighten the home
OF our young friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert J. Buckert, at 6 O'Clock FRIDAY
morning. August g. Mrs. Buckert
and "Miss Alberta are doing fine,
and congratulations are being ten
dered almost every hour by many
friends. Mrs. Buckert was Miss Ma
belle Crane, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bartholomew
have moved to Keokuk where Roy
takes charge of the Dross automobile
agency.
Word came Friday that Warsaw's
baseball club was beaten at Mt. Ster-
ling where it was to play two games
at the Brown county fair.
Many Warsaw people went to the
Hamilton chautauqua Friday, and al
SO to the circus at Keokuk.
Warsaw will play ball with the
Quincy Eagles--old Reserves-Sun-
dav. August s, $50 p. m. at the fair
grounds.
The stork. on his rounds in War
saw, left at City Clerk Paul kran-
shaar's home a little daughter, Fri
day evening. August g.
Mrs. Frank LeBron Sr., of Keokuk
and her daughter, Mrs. Unser of Chi
cago. are expected Tuesday for a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Kirkpatrick. Tuesday, the latters
little son David will be two years
old.
Two boys and a girl as follows:
An SLa pound boy, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry linn, August 2; an eight
pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
%1 Nv
and Mrs. Sam Jacobs, of Elderville.
July %. Mrs. Jacobs was Miss Olga
Satory of Warsaw.
If the weather is unfavorable. the
union services will be held in the