The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-17
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1915.

Jan. II, 1915.
in the corn exhibit was quite lively,
there being over sixty-fve entries Of
both white and yellow, which were
shown In the Odd Fellows dining
room on first floor; four judges from
the university. assigned the prizes as
noted below, which were in cash:
10 Ears Yellow.
First-Mary Trautyetter $11.00
Second--Fritz Schmuck $500.
Third-Arnold Niederer, $1O0, and
one years subscription to Country
Gentleman.
ar Single Ear, Yellow.
First-Fritz Schmuck, $11.oO.
Second-W. M. Hackemack, $500.
Thfrd-R. T. Hughes, $500, and one
years subscription to Country Gentle
man
10 Ears, White.
First-Oscar Jacobs $11.OO
Second r. Harvens, $500
Third-Arnold Niederer, $1.00, and
one years subscription to Country
Gentleman
Single Ear White.
Second-James R. Ravens, $500.
Third-Berman Ravens, $100, and
one years subscription to Country
Gentleman.
Best ear yellow corn was grown by
Frank Jackson, but was not entered
in single ear exhibit
Mrs. Anna Rogers Paar's domestic
science demonstrations, in the parlors
Of the Presbyterian church, at 1870
and 1880 p. M, were well attended by
the ladies and much interest shown,
which may bring results on the
tables Of some Of our families. "a
Balanced Meal Prepared and Serv-
ed" was the afternoon topic, and
Casserole Dishes were discussed in
the evening.
Recently Mrs. c. J. Davis entertain
ed twenty-three little people at her
home in this city, from 2 to 4 p. M,
in honor OF the fifth birthday OF her
charming little son, Jesse Vane Davis.
The decorations were red and white.
Games amused the little guests, and
dainty refreshments were served,
large cake surrounded with five can
dies, being the centerpiece.
The river has not been closed tight
so far this winter: the mail boat has
been able to plow its way through the
slow running Ice
Piedrit Brothers have put up a fine
lot of ice, and have been shipping
some away to neighboring towns, by
the carload, besides supplying farm
ers around Warsaw
On Thursday evening, January IA.
" arsaw aerie F. o. E, entertained
about fifty members of Keokuk aerie.
he Warsaw officers for 1915 being in
stalled by Keokuk. After the cere-
nony an apretizing banquet in the
lining room below was enjoyed, after
which hosts and guests repaired to
he hall above, where an entertain.
nent was given in which music pre-
Guerdin Colvin, p of Keo-
Iuk. so popular as vocalist. render !
ng several numbers, and the program !
of Messers. Glaser Miller,
Iodler and Dressed The trolley car
vas kindly held by the railroad COM
any, until 1880 q. m. The following
re the officers that were installed:
p w. P.-Joseph Schrieber.
W. P.-Warren E. Game
w. V. P.-W Kesper
Chaplain-Joseph Hartinger.
Conductor-Frank Crenshaw
Treasurer-Edgar Hamburger.
Secretery-Earl Anderson.
Inner guard-Harry Roth l.
Outer guard-Wm. Crenshaw
Trustee three years-John w. Ber-
n. II
Physician-Dr. S. e. Matzke.
Warsaw aerie expects to reopen its
harter shortly for sixty days.
Louis Ridgeway OF Bowen has sold !
is barber shop in that city to Jo-
eph Termidy and will remove to Ne !
raska
That was fine dance held Friday I
light at Odd Fellows hall The pro- I
-am was composed of old and new ]
ances. square and round, participant
in by old and young and afforded I
UGH enjoyment. Music was excel
Mt and goodly crowd was present.