The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-27

MIR. and Mrs. II. r. Miller OF Keokuk
were calling on Warsaw friends Fri
day.
Mrs. J. A. White left Friday for a
visit with relatives in Mobile, Ala.
her old home; in New Orleans, also.
| Suggestions for the great debate
between Warsaw and Hamilton at the
mems meeting in Hamilton, in April,
are already coming in. The following
subject has been suggested by Hamil-
ton men: Resolved. that the fathers
influence on the child in the home
should be as great as that of the
mother" Further suggestions will be
received by w. H. Harkrader, of Ham
flton, Geo Risto and Ed Berlin. of
Warsaw, and Geo. Hempen of Elder
vile.
The Popel, Giller Co. are boring a
well at the brewery and are down 100
feet: they are boring for lime water
which is necessary in the manufacture
of beer, and will continue until they
find It.
Chairman Lamet of the Rotary club
committee, arranging for the Williams
birthday celebration, gives notice that
the club, with the Warsaw band will
assemble at Farris & Raisch's corner
\
Tuesday. March IS, and march to the
captains residence, Ninth and Web
ster, and invites all citizens to fall in
| If they so desire.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shepherd are
home from Silvis, H., where they
have been visiting for a couple Of
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Dennis OF New
4 in tho adj
went of a little daughter, born March
18th; Hazel Jackson was Mrs. Den
MIS- maiden name
Thos. j. Neves will not take charge
OF the hotel at Elvaston.
The movies" of Warsaw are hav-
ing great time bidding for the
crowds and the public is enjoying the
fun and reaping the benefit.
| Mrs. Jno Spinauger entertained the
w. R. c. Wednesday afternoon.
The stork left a fine boy at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Banks
Saturday, March IS.
A. H. McGregor is on his ranch near
| ThermopoIis, Wyoming; his wife and
sons will join him when school closes.
and the family will spend the summer
there ..
C. S. Williams of LaHarpe has sue
ceeded T. C. Mcclure as T. P. & w.
agent here, and MIR. Mcclure will en-
JOY a few weeks rest before he takes
lup railroad work again. He leaves of
MS own desire and has proved faith
full, efficient and accommodating
agent; wherever he goes he should be
appreciated by both the railroad COM
rany and the public.
Mrs. Fred Nelson and children left
Saturday for ST. Mary's. Mo-, where
she will visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs e. NJ. Allen. Her husband goes
to Little Rock, Ark, to join band
playing for a carnival company.
| The Cameron & Joyce levee work
gang of negroes, horses and mules.
housed in the old Hill barn all winter,
have removed to Keokuk.
Twas good to see Jim" Conner of
Denver. Colorado, the other day He
don't forget old Warsaw. the scene of
his boyhood.
Miss Madeline Web of the c., B. &
10 r R. stenographic force located at
Burlington, recently visited her faith
! er. Philip Web; Joseph Canale OF Bur-
Iington, visited with her one day.
Mrs. J. F. Gaunt, mother, and Mrs.
Sarah yanatta OF Keokuk, have been
iii with pneumonia; the former is i'm
proving but the latter is still quite ILL.,
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Vandolah OF
Edna. Mo, are expecting to visit
Mrs. vandolah's father, Philip Wen.
the coming week.
Miss Eva Mckee has returned from
ST. Louis, where she visited with Mrs.
IRobert Wallace for several weeks.
| Miss Laura Luedde is visiting hef
brothers, DR.. VIM. Luedde and Eo"1h
Luedde, who is an attorney.
Mrs Emily Dennis, who has been
seriously Ill, is improving.
MI and Mrs. Jos. Fl. Morgan, newly
weds, visited here few DAYS on
their way to join carnival company.