The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04

wafer pipe extension WOrR, Dy mayor
Marsh; good selection.
Mrs. Otto Bolt and children OF Alex
andria were Warsaw visitors Friday
Mayor r. 0. Marsh has gone to Chi
cago on business.
A number of our citizens have been
honored by invitations to the second
annual excursion of the High Tension
club Of Keokuk, on the steamer Sid
ney. Saturday, July "a, to FIT. Madison.
All invited should accept for you'll
never have more enjoyable trip.
A canvass was being made Saturday
for autos for the Nauvoo trip. There
can't be too many, the more the mer-
rier. Whats the matter with War
saw" just below the dam? She's all
right; who's all right? Warsaw" Boys,
don't forget your megaphones and re-
member and boost Warsaw for thereil
be monster crowd at Nauvoo Mon
day. the only celebration in the whole
county.
Our merchants have laid in big
stocks Of the latest in fireworks and
balloons for Monday. 1t is hoped our
boys will be sane and then we'll be
safe.
John Allen Robinson, eldest son of
D. A. Robinson, Jr., Of near Hamilton.
and graduate Of Hamilton high
school, successfully took the examina-
ton for the scholarship for the state
university.
The tennis tournament at Hamilton
Saturday, July 8. and Monday, July 5,
will be played on the club and Dadant
courts. Messrs. J. S. Prcsser, r. O.
Marsh, j. M. Hungate and DR.. Ralph
T. Edwards are Warsaw's delegates.
Inspector Gould of the postal SER
vice was here Tuesday last, and was
favorably impressed with Warsaw's
claims for free mail delivery. Should
the same be secured, streets must be
named and houses must be correctly
numbered, and boxes provided for
mail. Warsaw deserves this accom-
mediation as much as the farmers do,
and we hope it may soon prove
reality.
T. F. Patterson has kindly remem-
bered number Of his friends the
past week with Arkansas peaches.
Henry LITER was in town Saturday
and was having some trouble in Sc
curing anyone who would go on his
bond for $500 for his second destruc-
ton Of the fence between his land
and that Of W. P. Hammond, Sr.
Mrs. ]. B. Worthen and daughter
Miss Marie, arrived home Wednesday
from Chicago.
Mrs. Willis ]. Bliesner and two chill
dren OF Rock Island are here for sew,
era1 weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. A.,
F.. Bliesner Et1.',3i
Miss Eva Mckee and her guest Mrs.
R. P. Wallace OF ST. Louis, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller at Foun-
tain Green.
Miss Bertha Duerkop, instructor in
German in the Pekin, H., high school
is home for the summer vacation, the
guest of her sister the past week.
Mrs. Mary Ayers and daughterrMiss
Maggie, N left Saturday for Dubois,
Idaho, to visit Mrs. Ayers son. From
there they will visit the Panama ex-
position at San Francisco and will be
absent two months.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the church Sunday, July 4, at 2:30
p. m.
The young ladies of Sacred Heart
church will giye social on, the lawn,
of the, school house, on the, afternoon
and evening Of Monday, July 5.
The Fourth Of July will only be
three quarters Of day this year,
3rd, 4th and 9Th; three fourths. No
charge for this.
Both banks will be closed Monday,
July 5, in honor of Independence day
One OF Warsaw's worthy and indus
trious young men, Oscar r. ,Rupp, has
recently taken unto himself bride
in the person Of Miss Clara Louisa
Buss Of Quincy, a most estimable
young lady. They have the heartiest
good wishes of their many friends and
will make their home in Warsaw with
the grooms mother Mrs Elizabeth
Rupp.
Miss Okle Moseley Of Carthage,
daughter Of Sheriff Marion Moseley, is
visiting friends in Warsaw ---