The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02


stein) was born in Lee county, Iowa,
August 20. 1916; she was united IN
marriage to Christian Herstein, and
to them nine children were born.
one of whom, Elizabeth, died In In
fancy. The surviving children are;
Henry William, Anna and Edna OF
Warsaw; Edward Of Ffrestone. south
Dakota; John of Chicago; Mrs. Kath-
crime Ackles, of Keokuk, and Mrs.
Mary Uppinghouse of Canton. Mo.
1t is possible that the absent chill
dren will be here In time for the
funeral, which will be held from the
residence Saturday, September 2, at
900 p. m. Rev. J. M. Thompson OF
the Presbyterian church. will conduct
the services. A kind and faithful
wife, loving devoted mother, GOOD
woman, in all that term implies, has
gone to her reward.
Mrs. Mary 1. Schaefer has return
ed from business visit in st. Louis.
Mrs. H. w. Lockett of Downing, Mo-,
returned with her and made her
short visit.
The $50 p. m dinner given by the
Rotary club in honor Of the ladies
of the members Of the club, in Ma
sonic hall, Thursday, August 81, was
brilliant success. unique event in
Warsaw's history, rejecting great
credit on the committee consisting
Of C. C. Crawford, M. T. Hunt, Walter
Giller with Rev. DR.. Geo. Long as
chairman. The dinner was served a
la cafeteria in an exceptional man
ner, assisted by several young ladies',
members OF the families of some Of
the club members. The club and
guests filled two long tables covered
with snowy linen cloths and beauti-
fully decorated with bouquets Of cut
flowers, trailing vines extending the
length of the tables. The menu was
most appetizing and attractive and
follows herewith:
Salmon mayonaise
Fresh shrimp Hongroise
Ham Roast beef (sirloin)
Sliced tomatoes Sliced cucumbers
Olives Potato salad Celery
Dill and sweet pickles
Apple pie Lemon ice
Waters Rolls Butter
Coffe and ice water.
The tables were set in the long
dining room and the card tables were
distributed around the main hall;
there were ten tables filled and
progressive euchre was the game.
About sixty persons participated in
the pleasures OF the evening; some
twenty-five or more members of the
club were absent, having made prev
ious engagements or attending the
best day Of the Kahoka fair. AS the
evening was pretty we'll filled, the
regular business meeting of the club
was postponed until some evening
next week, when considerable old and
new business will be brought up;
every member is urged to be present
r. H. Bowen Of Hamilton was a
Warsaw visitor Friday.
Mrs. Jane Baird celebrated her
ninetieth birthday Tuesday, August
20, at the farm of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Baird; she is enjoying the best Of
health and liable to add many more
years to her life. Her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Baird, of Min
neapolis, Mimi, were present, also
the following relatives and friends Of
Warsaw: Miss Maggie Baird, Mr..
and Mrs. Hery Baird and family, Rev
and Mrs. A. H. Mcconnell, Rev. and
Mrs. X. F. Krughoff
l.. G. Suver and wife of Galesburg.
H., are over here in their car, visit
ing his brother-in-law, E. c. Bond:
with them are two friends, Misses
Bessie Snedeker, and Bernice Scharf-
enberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. McMahan and
son, Harold and daughter, Alta Merle.
of Oklahoma City, Okla, paid their
Warsaw relatives a flying visit Fri
day, calling on the families of Cap
tain ]. r. Williams and C. c. Craw-
ford. They are closing an extended
trip which embraced Chicago, some
Michigan and Indiana towns, and
Carthage. Harold has been ENJOYING
himself in a boys training school
near LaPorte, Indiana, for several
weeks.
An auto party from Red Oak, Iowa.
visited Warsaw Thursday, taking in
the sights; Saturday there was a big
touring car here from Sfgourney,