The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-19
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill, Sept. 10, 1915.

! daughter Of Mrs. Eva McMahan, and
Mr.. Ernest Hunter, son OF Mr.. and
ATS. s. Hunter, of near Hannibal,
were united in marriage in Keokuk
/ Tuesday, September IA, in Justice Bur.
rows Office; they were attended by Mr..
Allen Skyles and Miss Goldie Henkla.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter will live on the
brides farm just a short distance OF.
Main street. They have the hearty
| CONGRATULATIONS Of many friends.
N. D. Cash has sold his eighty acre
farm, in Wilcox township, to VIM. Oat-
man. He and his wife will soon leave
for Colorado In their auto, stopping
ienroute with friends and relatives in
Missouri and Kansas
So far this season the Farmers
Grain and Supply . Co. has shipped
seventeen cars Of wheat, two cars OF
rye and one car Of oats; very little OF
! the wheat graded No. Q; wheat is
/! $1.05 per bushel today.
At 5 o'clock p. m. Sunday, Septem-
Der IL, Mr.. Leon Ayers and Miss Mary
Wiley who reside near Warsaw, were
united in marriage at the Wythe Chris
itian church by the pastor, Rev. Ralph
Harpole; FIR. and Mrs. Vincent Allen,
aunt and uncle Of the bride, were the
only witnesses. The wedding was 4.
complete surprise to their friends, as
the date. for the happy event had not
been previously set The usual con-
CALCULATIONS are theirs, for they have
hosts Of friends
Monday, and it Is not hard to guess
mo one envies him, but, his friends
or 40 I, - with, fYxy nd work
lharmoniously, with the council, and
Iendeavor to carry out the wishes Of
the majority OF the taxpayers regard
less Of his own particular preferences;
"a public office is public trust
Hon. Truman Plantz was in Rock
Island the past week, attending the
regular monthly meeting of the M. w.
A. board of directors OF which he is a
member.
Mrs. B. H. Matzke of Boyd, Wis,
who recently was operated on for ap-
tpendicitis at Graham hospital. Keo-
kuk, returned to Warsaw last Tues-
day and with her husband is visiting
Dr. S. E. Matzke and Mr.. Matzke's
parents.
The Baptist congregation hold serv.
ices at the G. c. Maddox residence
every Sunday.
The band concert was given Friday
might the past week instead OF We'd
nesday, as weather interfered. Next
Wednesday evening the last concert
OF the season will be given.
Capt and Mrs. j. r. Clark, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Clark's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton w.
Reed. for some time, left week ago
for Seattle. Washington, and from,
there they sail September 21 for their
home in Manila. Philippine Islands.
John Hufendick anu Willard straight
have gone to Cloverton, Mimi, to In
lvestigate the virtues Of farm Ian
there as compared with old HancocK
county.
Victor Schram is attending the mili-
Itary academy at Boonville. Mo-
| VIM. Bardens has returned to his
istudies at Knox college.
Miss Augusta Cress has gone 70
Oklahoma City to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P Summers have
returned from Arbela, Mo-, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks.
" arsaw's photo gallery will be clos.
ed September 81, Artist Goodenough
and family going to New York state
for the winter.
Country readers Of The Gate CITY
are kindly requested to phone No. SO
or 4S4 when they have any items Of
public interest for sWarsaw's Gate
City
This wet summer and fall there are
more Warsaw cellars flooded with
water than was ever known before;
hardly home has escaped