The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-16
The best that can be sung.
The years you've journeyed side by

line DcSL tn2t can be sung.
The years you've journeyed side by
side
Companions on life's way
Growing at last a happy morn
Your golden wedding day.
Warsaw also has night-b1ooming
cereus, owned by Mr.. John Billiard.
It was in full bloom the past week,
several evenings in succession the
blooms were unfolding. giving great
pleasure to a number of friends to
whom the sight was novelty.
On Monday afternoon, September
hostess to the Warsaw Music club. at
it's September meeting in st. Agnes
Guild hall. The subject was Men
delssohn. Paper, Mrs. Shirley Sharp;
Songs Of Triumph, Morning Song,
songs without words, Miss Mary
Marsh; oratoria, Hymn of Praise,
Mrs. H. S. Bardens and Mrs. ]. X.
Eymann. Prof F. e. Cook read a
paper on Musical Forms, which he
had prepared for the August meeting
but was prevented from being pres
ont. Prof. Zeno Nagel OF Syracuse. N.
Y. university, an invited guest, spoke
Interestingly on the benefits of the
, music club, advising it's enlargement,
and also suggesting the organization
of a choral society.
Misses Bessie and Leila Johnson
| have gone to Parkville, Mo-, to re-
sumo their studies at Park college
Mercury was 40 at 900 a. m. Fri
day; no frost reported in town, but
very light frost was seen in the coun-
try In low places and around straw
stacks.
Mrs. job II. Finlay and Miss Kath.
crime Dodge were guests at dancing
party at the County club at Keokuk,
Thursday evening, given by DR.. and
Mrs. Frank M. Fuller, Miss Anne b.
Davis and Mr.. Frank w. Davis, in
honor OF Miss Alice Halliday Of San
Diego, Calf, guest of the Davis.
William Bardens leaves Saturday
for Galesburg to resume his studies
at Knox college.
Mrs. s. E. Matte has as a guest
Miss Katherine Case Of st. Louis.
Miss Laura Genevieve Marie is Wis
iting indefinitely at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Marie. She was born
Friday, September 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hermann Of
Denver, Colo, are rejoicing in the
advent of little daughter. Mrs. John
Giller, Mrs. Hefnmann's mother, is
with her, also Miss Olivia. They have
been there several weeks.
Mr.and Mrs. Herbert S. Ferguson
and little son Howard will leave Sun
day night for their home in Lynn.
Mass, after pleasant visit with Mrs.
Ferguson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Hoffman,.
Not a day passes but what visitors
speak in complimentary terms OF
Warsaw's oiled streets; and the pity
of it is that all the streets are not
oiled. It is the best investment ever
made here in the streets, and tn.
more the streets are used the better 1
they become.
Warsaw has more than a dozen mo-
tor trucks, used by grocers, bakers, /
the oil company, brewery, poultry !
dealers and general delivery.
Speaking Of the Improvement that 7
should be made in the Warsaw e. !
Hamilton road, one teamster saws he /
can make it good for any vehicle All !
the year around for $500. Somebody /
ought to give him the money and LET
him ego to it."
Walter Giller has gone to Denver.
Colo, for short vacation and to
make the acquaintance of his little
niece Miss Heitmann, recently ar
rived.
The late Guy B. Chandler was
charter member of Warsaw Camp No.
34o, NJ w. A., holding benefit certin-