The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-19

| AL lu0 MSCuOulSt 3SuukCA AASSAe-S
evening, September 81, AN evenlns
Of sacred song'' will be given under
the auspices and for the benefit OF the
Epworth league, presenting the com
positions of Professor Franklin q.
Cook, Warsaw's we'll known musical
composer and teacher. There will be
solos, duets and numbers by the
choir and an orchestra OF six fnstru-
ments. No admission will be charged
but free will offering will be taken.
There Is possibility OF Warsaw Sc
curing brand new hotel, upto-date
in every respect, centrally located
and under experienced management.
Mrs. Henry Wirth presented her
husband with an eight pound girl
Tuesday evening.
I Miss Pauline Bellersheim Of Spring
field, H., formerly Of Warsaw, is here
visiting old friends and scenes.
Postmaster Hunt has made an
opening in the window to the left OF
the post office door for the mailing of
packages when the Office is closed.
The opening is covered by an auto
matte shutter.
H The Warsaw News will issue its
first number, Wednesday, September
%. Frank Hills is editor and pub
Usher. The Office is over Louis
Brinkman's drug store. Cards an
nouncing the same were distributed
today.
r. T. Hughes drove fine bunch OF
about fifty white-faced dehorned cat
tie out to the Marsh farm-now VIM.
Van Pappelendam's-Thu after
I noon
Warsaw's cornet band did not go to
III ~ In, "a L.
i test there.
i There will be meeting Of the in
4 dustrial committee tonight when i'm
portant matters will be discussed and
i decided.
i It seems that the bridge company
was the cause of the poor interurban
service circus day, several cars being
turned back when they reached the
bridge.
Next weeks band concert. Wednes-
day, will be the last of the season.
They have been great, and the hope
Is expressed that we may have them
next season.
Richard Simpson of Crystal Springs,
ILL.,, forty miles from Chicago, is here
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. NJ.
Nagel
warsaw unfortunately lost two ball
I. games out OF three in the series lately
! played at Keokuk. The club is also
4 nearly 800 sin the hole and 1t
would be a gracious and friendly act
/ II an amateur musicale and dramatic
entertainment was given for the bene-
4 At OF the club. Enthusiastic fans ana
supporters get busy.
James Crane of Green Bay. Wis. Is
visiting his brother, Charles b. Crane.
Milton T. Hunt has gone TO Urbana
to attend the state university.
County Farm Adviser Wilson will
deliver an address pertaining to his
4 work, at the city hall Monday even
ling, September 20. This should be in
lteresting to every one especially
farmers We cannot learn too much
about the farm and its crops, for It
is the bread basket of the nation.
/ Mrs. Hattie Dennis of Warsaw,
daughter of Shakespeare Henry. was
united in marriage to Mr.. Frank Krohe
lof Rushville, ILL.,, at the home of Mr..
land Mrs. Frank Gruny in Camp Point,
iSeptember 9, at 4 p. M, Rev. Geo
Wise, pastor OF the Christian church,
iofficiating The bride was born in
WARSAW and spent most of her life
here and enjoys the friendship and
esteem of u wide circle of friends who
wish that the best in life may be
hers. The groom is stock raiser and
[uuite prosperous, enjoying the respect
and confidence of the community In
which he resides.
The Farmers National, >Warsaw's
youngest bank, is growing in the con-
/ fidence OF the public continually and
in financial stability.
! A couple of upholsterers were look
ing for an empty store to rent Friday,
but so far have been unsuccessful;
they secured quite little work.
Capt j. r. Williams has a white
cling peach tree bearing about doz-
/! en- and half of fine peaches, several
OF them measuring nine inches in cir
conference.
! VIM. Sack of Rocky Run, has raised
some wonderful apples, the largest
and finest ever seen here, thirteen of
them filing half busbel measure,
and nine of them weighing eleven
pounds. They are called the hybrano,
and are said to TAR surpass California
apples in flavor and size. John B.
Worthen sent lot of them to the
Illinois department of the Panama
exposition at San Francisco, to show
ILalifornians that we can compare
IavOrdDly Win LueIu rs lTulL IdiScIS.
Gerald Brinkmann will leave Mon.
day for Culver, Ind, where he will en-
ter the noted military school.
Paul Dory and Milton T. Hunt, Jr.,
left Saturday to enter the state uni
versity at Champaign.
]. T. Battels has returned from
ten days visit in Monticello. Ark.
near which he has fine section Of
land; he says 1t has been very dry for
the last two months in southern Arkan
sas; he speaks enthusiastically Of the
hospital of Monticello and their
brotherly treatment of northern peo-
pie generally; while there confed-
crate reunion was held. Monticello is
a wide awake and up to date modern
city with all the latest improvements,
and with handsome public and private
buildings, and two large colleges; sew
eral state institutions are there; Mr.
Mason, who spent few months III
Warsaw sends greeting to his friends