The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-10

nre at IL q. m Friday was happt,v
averted by the prompt response Of
Warsaw,s motor chemical engine and
nose wagon. which smothered thu fire
IN about twenty minutes. with loss
OF about $50. The cali was to John
NagePs home. jackson street. west .,
Third. Fire in kitchen loft,
! Inc boxes for contributions to the
poor, one on each side of the front
door OF the Church CT the Sacred
Heart were broken open wednesday
night and contents taken: have 70
oanld special Jadl for that fellow, he
Is TOO contemplate for ordinary
thieves to associate with.
MI. ana Mrs. John Ewing OF Nal.
lard have little daughter, who ar.
rived June 80.
Marshal Bennett enjoyed q visit on
the 4th from his brother Henry OF
Quincy.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Roth and
oaugnter and Mrs. Anna Johnston. re.
turned home Wednesday from ST
Louis. where they have been VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. H. Miller.
Morris Baker, one Of Warsaw's old
citizens has returned from a two
months stay in st. Louis and is inn.
proved and encouraged. Mr.. Baker
was at one time one OF Warsaw's
strongest and most active carpenters
| and builders; for years he has been
an Invalid, wheeling himself in
| chair. His son Howard went to St
Louis for him.
Chautauqua season tickets are on
sale at the drug stores of Louis Brink
mann and Ferris & Raich, the publiv
should buy these tickets freely (only
1910 an entertainment and thus
help the thirty-five guarantors who
have made possible Warsaw's first
chantauqua. The season tickets must
pay for the talent.
Earl Anderson's brother win. who
visited here q short while, has en-.
listed In the regular army in st. Louis,
Miss Mabel Nage1 entertained tina
Entire Nous club Wednesday evening.
Miss Ruby Dollery Of Keokuk, Miss
Mohrenstecker OF Quincy quest Of
Miss Maude Eymsnn), and Mrs
Wendell Sack Of Chicago, were out
OF town guests.
Miss Minnie Brueggeman, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. r. B.
Hoffman. left Thursday for Alton,
where she will visit relatives.
Miss Theda Diehle is In st. Louis
spending q portion of her summer va
cation.
The Saturday night concert was
given on the corner OF Third and Main
streets, instead OF Sixth and Main, be-
cause the blocks from Fourth to Sixth
were roped OF. preparatory to ofling.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shepherd Of st.
Louis, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Shepherd, have gone to-
Colorado Springs, for tho balance of
their vacation.
The imposing terrace in front Of
the PopeiGf11er brewery, looks beau
tiful In its summer garb. A great inn
provement over last summer.
The Owing garage Is nearly ready
for the roof; It will show up well
when completed.
Mrs. Jean Hutchfns Is visiting In
Joy, Ill.
Alderman Halsey K. Sack bag re-
signed, much to the regret Of. citizens.
who value careful, painstaking, ef.
hcient oficer who for years has rep
resented his ward In the city council
and has faithfully performed his duty
and looked after the city's interests
as II they were exclusively his own:
his place will be hard to fill.
In an open letter to his many
friends, Hon. James Mckinney am
no,mces undersda of June 23rd, that
he will not be a candidate for con-
i'll health. This fact is much regret
ted because, when in congress he was
most efficient and patiently looked af-
ter the requests OF his constituents
and besides was a member OF several
i'm portant committees and was highly
esteemed by his confreres.
Mrs. Frank Conner of Chicago and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis OF Washing
ton. D. C., are guests OF Mrs. John H.
Fin1ay; Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Davis
are sisters Of Mrs. Ffnlay.
Rev. T.. III. Jagdstein, pastor Of the
church for the past
twelve years, resigned last Sunday.
much to the regret OF his congreSa-
ton. He will rest few weeks before
accepting another charge. Rev.
Jagdstein's pastorate has been longer
than that of any previous minister.
and during those years he has not
only faithfully minfstered to his
flock, but has been a power for good
In this community, working continual
ly for its uplift. His departure causes
general regret, and the best wishes
Of his many friends go with him that
wherever his lot may be cast, he may
be happy and prosperous.
Mono Better.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: It IS
pretty good country after all-is the
United States Of America. Americans
abuse our leaders, and criticise our
policies, but they can look over the
whole world for a country that has