The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL.,, April Is, 1915.

The following Ave ladies', members
of the Warsaw Music club, also par
! ticipated in the program rendered at
the monthly meeting last Monday at
Mrs. Helen S. Borden's: Mrs. A. H.
McGregor, Miss Edythe Dallam, Miss
Mary Marsh, Miss Mamie Lamet and
Miss Mary Baird.
DR.. VIM. Walzen Of South Omaha,
formerly of Warsaw, was united in
marriage to Miss Alice Pauline AndSr.
son at $3.50 a. M, Monday, April IL,
and at once left for Warsaw where
they are the guests OF Mrs. Anna
Fuehlen, the groom's mother. After
their visit here they will make their
home in South Omaha. The following
Keokuk relatives and friends came
down Wednesday evening to o.-er
their congratulations: Messrs and
Mesdames. George Ewers. AL Ewers,
VIM. Ewers, f. Ewers, l.. Ewers, r.
Ewers, j.. L. Ward, Al Mularky, Geo.
Stahl, Chester Schouten and Harry
Hoch. Also Misses Ruby Green,
Waleska Ward and Katherine Ewers.
DR.. Walzen has successfully practiced
dentistry for some years past In
South Omaha.
The contractors on the Hunt drain
age district levee are somewhat ham.
pered in their work of Strengthening
the government levee.
The wedding ceremony uniting two
former Warsaw young people, Carol
b. Sack OF Chicago, eldest son Of VIM.
L.sSack Of Warsaw, and Miss Bernice
Powell, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Powell OF Keokuk, was
performed at the home of the brides
parents, 1914 Main street, Keokuk, on
April 10 by Rev. F. B. McAllister of
the First Baptist church Miss Bessie
Powell, sister Of the bride, was brides
maid, and Walter Heller of Keokuk,
best man. After the ceremony a we'd
mediate family being present. The
happy couple are well known here
and have the hearty congratulations
side at 6263 Kimbark avenue, Chicago.
DR.. s. e. .Matzke and bride are ex-
pected home the early part of the
coming week. At Los Angeles, they
visited Prof Cooke and family, for
merly of Warsaw, and took a one hun
dred mile auto trip with G.. e. Gil
housen and X. C. Petersen, former
Warsawites, along the ocean beach
and the coast, ending with dinner at
Santa Monica beach.
Chas. c. Crawford and. Edward
Grimpe are candidates for election to
the board Of education, succeeding DR..
Chas. A. Warner, and thurman Plantz,
Sr.
Mrs. r. Sherwood and babe, former.
ly of Minneapolis, are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Val Schneider
She will make her future home in
Quincy where Mr.. Sherwood Is in
business.
The recent bazaar Of Acorn camp
455, R. N. Of A., was an unqualified
success. All the articles were dis
posed of and on one day $50 persons
sat down to the 10c luncheon. These
ladies arc hustlers and always win.
Geo. J. Risto expects to be able to
return home from Quincy by Satur-
day, he having made an exceptional
recovery from the operation for ap-
pendicitis.
e. e. McAdams has sold his inter
est in the meat market at Carthage
and he and Ed. Wilcox have pur-
chased the opera house garage and
will deal in autos.
Miss Florence Cleveland of Rock
port, N. Y, is visiting her sister Mrs.
r. o. Marsh.
Saloons are closed today-school
the bar keeps are
taking a vacation.
The concert given Friday night by
Keokuk high school orchestra Of
members, for the benefit
Of Warsaw high school orchestra was
well attended and greatly pleased the
audience. The young people show
exceptional talent, and are cradit to
their school and to Keokuk. Their
concert was a gracious and brotherly
act that is duly appreciated not only
by our orchestra but by our citizens
generally. DR.. John w. Marsh who
has made himself famous by his ex-
quisit.s playing of the cello, added
much enjoyment to the occasion, as
also did Mr.. c. e. Garrison, trombone,
and w. H. Honce, double basso. all
three from Keokuk The Keokuk ag-
gregation will always receive a warm
welcome here.
Chas. B. Plantz of Peoria and his
sister Mrs. Fannie Green, went to