The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-16
THE WARSAW
GATE CITY
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4, 1915, the best and biggest Fourth
in every city, town and village in the
country, just to let the world know
that we're here because we're here
and the spirit of '76 still lives.
Arthur Klump who has been in the
Oklahoma oil fields for the past few
months, came home this week.
Mrs. Chas. E. Wallace was called
to Lima Tuesday by the death of her
brother Levi Davis.
w. H. Bowen of Hamilton was
business visitor in Warsaw Friday
afternoon. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shepherd of st.
Louis are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
~. W. Shepherd.
Mrs Mary Ayers and her daughter
Miss Maggie of Carthage, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Ayers daughter
Mrs. Mary Parker.
The Keokuk >colored MINISTRIES were
greeted with full house Friday even
ing, and gave fine performance for
the benefit of the Warsaw baseball
club.
The high school orchestra concert
has been postponed to Friday evening,
May 81, and will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall, for the benefit of the High
SCHOOL AIUloClC dSSOCldClOH.
The u S. carnival company is one
Of the best behaved aggregations of
the kind that Warsaw ever had, but
business here. The weather was
against them.
The annual reception for the high
school seniors will be given by the
juniors in Odd Fellows hall Wednes
day, june 2.
The third monthly meeting Of the
Warsaw Music club was held Monday
afternoon with Miss Ethel Brinkmann.
The following program was given:
Piano
Pasquinade ............ Gottschalk
The Gondol1eri ~ .Nevin
Mrs. Shirley Sharp.
Violin solo
Air Religieuse Kronold
Serenade ............ P1erle
Miss Linn of Canton, Mo.
Piano
TanzWelse ............ Helmund
Album Leaf. 49,. Grieg |
Mrs. Joseph Fry.
Paper, Alien Systems of Music and
Their Influences on Our Own-Miss
Fudocia Bardens. ~
Piano ... -.
Serenata g. -. ........... Moskowski
Nocturne COP. 81 No. p. -. Chopin
Miss Irma Stracke.
Songs &
From the Land of the Sky Blue
Water .......- Cadman
The Moon Drops Low...., Cadman +!
Miss Grace Edwards. 7
Miss Nagel, accompanist
The June meeting will be held with
Mrs. Ben Brinkmann.
Mrs. George Greene and son Eugene
and her sister Mrs Wendell Sack, all J,
Of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Halsey
K. Sack.
Mrs. Henry Filz returned Tuesday
from a ten days visit in Stronghurst
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Reynolds. Mrs. Ripe, her grand
mother. accompanied her home.
The Warsaw high school commence
ment will occur Friday evening, June
4, at Kuse's opera house. The follow
ing program will be presented:
Selection-High school orchestra.
Address of welcome-Paul V. Dory.
Roll call-Anna NJ. Larson. !
Oration-Milton T. Hunt. o.
Selection-Hish school orchestra.
Reading-Eva M. Ferguson.
Song-Class. |
Glass fistOry-Marfe "A. klump.
Essay-Willard Baird.
Violin solo-Phi1lip n. Luedde.
Glass will--Theda F. Diehl.
Farewell address = Phillip N.
Luede.
Presentation Of diplomas-Hon.
Truman PlantZ.
Selection-High school orchestra.
Class roll is as follows:
Milton T. Hunt, president.
Eva NJ. Ferguson, secretary.
Paul v. .Dory, treasurer.
Theda F. Diehl, Marie A. Klump,
Anna M. Larson, Willard Baird, Phil
lip N. Luedde.
Class motto Tonight we anchor; !
tomorrow we launch"
Glass colors, purple and gold.
Glass flower, yellow rose.