The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-15

; ! in Warsaw, as note the regular meet
!, ing OF the club on the lawn OF Mrs
VIM. Buckert in the east part Of towr
Thursday afternoon a week ago. when
there were over fifty members pres
ent. This society began with SIX
, members and now has forty-three
active enrolled members. The club
wishes to get in touch with all the
ladies of Warsaw and surrounding
country The program Of demonstra-
|tions was most excellent. Mrs. John
IBerlin and Mrs. H. G.. Ferris demon
strated fireIess cooking, serving real
loaf and spaghetti, Mexican style, all
cooked in one department Mrs. p.
ID. Grant demonstrated moulded
pineapple pudding and Mrs. Paul
Eymann fancy ice cream. Mrs. Chas.
Crawford gave an interesting talk
on the formation of mould and it's
cause on bread. jelly and fruit.
Miss Clara Stephens has accepted
a position as bookkeeper in the c. B.
& @. railroad Office in Hannibal, leav-
ing Monday last; her friends will be
pleased for she is capable and worthy.
Mrs. j. A. White recently most en-
joyably entertained number OF
young people in honor Of her guest,
Miss lola Laurendine.
The closing Of Main street because
of oi1ing has put the transfer team
sters to considerable trouble as they
have to deliver freight by warehouse
trucks along the sidewalk from the
corner Of the cross streest. The oil
is setting" and drying much faster
than was expected and the street may
perhaps be used by Monday. Inter-
secting streets for a block each way
are being oiled today, and then Main
street hill will got its Dose
Mrs. B. H. Menke Of Keokuk visit
ed here Thursday. having Just return
ed from months visit in Wythevflle,
Va.
State Senator John s. Edwards,
from Rosebud county Ca former War
sew boy) OF Forsyth, Mont. and can
didate for U. s. senate, recently pre-
scented to Col Dan M. Donahue Of the
Montana national guard, thorough
bred riding horse.
Hamilton is greatly interested In
she had one. It's great thing,
|neighbor, and dirt cheap for the ex-
|cellent service 1t gives and it's value
as an advertisement.
Saturday will be Warsaw's 'busy
day" and we welcome our friends to
show them "how We do it,
The Warsaw E1ks went to Liners
landing Wednesday on the steamer
Keokuk and had grand days sport.
Those in the party were Dr. Thos. A.
Hartley, DR.. P. D. Gaunt, John W.
Berlin, Earl Anderson, John NJ. Hun
gate. F. C. Ackermann. Carl Brown.
Jake Rinckel, Al Wisch, Edgar Ham
burger. r. c. GOehring.
The threatened rain cooled the air
Friday but not drop OF moisture
fell, only from the brows OF perspiring
citizens; IS degrees In stores and Of
|! fices.
Rev. DR.. George Long win preach
at the Church Of the Holy Communion
st. Louis, next Sunday.
Warsaw is to have mail boxes on
the street corners for the convenient
deposit Of mail. Postmaster Paar hav-
ing received instructions from the
post office department at Washington
to locate them as follows: Third and
Van Buren, streets. Fourth and Marion
streets, Fifth and Marion streets.
Sixth and Main streets, Sixth and
Crawford streets. Tenth and Webster
streets. These will be great con.
venience to the public and would have
been put up months ago II orders had
been received regarding them.
Juggling is quite popular on the
river and parties have made fine hauls
Of blue or channel catfish.
| Political candidates are as thick as
lblackberr1es these days on our streets.
Warsaw has bathing beach south
OF the packet depot, not very large
though, but thoroughly enjoyed by
vo,,pu peonla Of hofh seYee almost
every evening. By the way, why can
not Warsaw have regular bathing
beach with dressing booths, lockers.
safety line. etc. There is fine
piece OF shelving sandy beach short
distance north OF the juice factory OF