The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-14
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL, Nov. IA, 1915.

! eran ladies' Thursday night at Column
bia hall adjoining the church, was a
record breaker; everybody and the
baby was there, the menu was most
delightfully."- appetizing, and consider
| iRg the immense crowd, the ladies are
| to be congratulated upon the prompt
manner in which it was served. A
neat sum was realized from the sup
per and the sale Of useful articles
found in the bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fry have re-
] turned from a short trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. Fry was elected second vice presl'
dent OF the Upper Mississippi River
Drainage association, which met at
East st. Louis.
A recent letter from Fred 8. Ratter-
mann states that he Is travelling for
the National Life Insurance Co., and
is doing we'll.
keece Mcconnell has gone to Tulsa,
Okla, where he has accepted posi-
ton with the Britton-Johnson OIL Co.,
! in which his uncle, Joseph, Dronott Is
interested.
Miss Bessie Baird Of Peoria is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Minnie, Baird.
! Over 100 persons partook OF the
community tea given in the parish
room of St. PauPs church by the la
dies guild last Saturday.
The stork never fOrgets Warsaw
somehow; he made two visits last Sun
day, leaving a nine pound boy with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paar, and nine
pound girl with Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Ellenburg
Miss Lola Miller Of Kahoka, Mo-.
has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. David Price Of Han
Inibal visited relatives in this vicinity
1.-THE past week.
Hickory nuts are very plentiful In
this section; also close by in Missouri;
Warsaw parties are paying good price
for them and shipping them to large
cities.
Louis G. Giesecker Of Lewiston,
Idaho, formerly of Warsaw, was taken
I'LL nine weeks ago with an abscess at
the base of the brain. After an opeT.
alton he is now slowly corvalescing.
A mammoth pumpkin weighing 112
pounds eighteen inches in diameter
and sixty-six inches in circumference
was on sale at the Lutheran ladies'
bazaar and was donated by Henry
Buschling.
Richard Simpson Of Crystal Lake,
ILL.,, and Miss Eva Eddy of Elgin, ILL.,,
were married at the farm Of the groom
at Crystal Lake, November 2. Richard
Simpson was born in Warsaw and is
grandson Of Mrs. NJ Nagel OF this
city and Is we'll and favorably known
here where he has many friends, who
extend their congratulations. The
lnewlyweds are expected here soon for
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ella Matthews of Colorado
Springs, who Is visiting her mother
mrs. Mary Conyers, may remain for
the winter.
! Mrs. S. E. Matzke has returned from
| a weeks outing, during which time she
visited Rock Island, Minneapolis and
st. Paul.
Mrs. J. c. Graves has returned to
her home in Humphrey, Neb.. after a
pleasant visit with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs B. Matzke, and her brother,
DR.. 8. e. Matzke. s
The woodwork Of the new moving
picture theatre has mahogany finish !;
the floor was laid the past week, and
some of the electric lights installed.
An inquiry by visiting yo'nS
lady promoting domestic science:
elucidated the fact that Warsaw had
not a "Civic league" History club, y
or Ladies' Literary club" but had
numerous societies for card playing or
dancing. However Warsaw has a
Monday Music club and it is success.