The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
The Warsaw Gate Civ
Warsaw, I'LL, March 19, 1916.

whose trade va 20 much desire to Re-
tain.
Rev. A. H Mcconnell Of cne Menho-
dist church, Is at Meudon, holding
revival.
3ln- ]. r. GsuHt Of Keosuk x1s N
with pneumonia the past week, and
her son. Dr.. p D. Gannk WIS up to see
her.
11ss Cora Crawford IS In Chicago
visiting friends and may be away Tor
several months.
Mrs Carl Rupp Of Warsaw IS IN st.
Josephs hospital, Keohu1> for treas
ment.
Tho folly, gnts1 smiling Fred WI
Ezm Althads Ia no more, but he has
left memory that VIM never die,
That genial, kindly smile He passed
away At 1878 p. m Friday, March II,
at his home on his farm in wythe
township. His age was Hty-seven
years. tan months and seventeen days,
having BEEN born IN Walker township
April n, 1858. He was a son Of Mr..
end Mn. G. H AItheide. old settlers
Of this county, who died some years
ago. Nj. Alrheide had been at1ing for
over one year. but, for the last six
months his condition has required the
attention of a physician semioccasion-
ally; his condition became alarming
ebCut ten days ago, and bis death 90
CURED az above noted. from BHghS's
disease, accompanied BY hardening Of
the liver. Dz. J. G. Young OF Suffer,
and Dr.. H A. Gray OF Keokuk, at
tended him. Though born n Walker
township. he had lived IN wytte since
hts eleventh year. In 1857 he was I'M
He'd in marriage to Miss Mary Wet
brock: 70 this union two boys and two
! girls were born; one OF the latter pre-
coded him II death; his wife, sons.
Wesley and Edward, daughter, Miss
May Altheide, and a grandchiid, all OF
Wythe township, survive him, be-
sides three brothers and two sisters,
Gottleib. John and Henry. and Mrs.
Vim. Meyer, and Mrs. Herman Wei
brock, also Of Wythe. Mr.. Altheide
| had many. many friends IN this sec
ton. for he was a successful farmer
and WIS well known for many miles
around. He was man OF strict In
tegrity, and answering honesty, Of a
social nature, always ready with that
"suItle that won't come Off," and a
hearty handshake; he has been niss-
ed on cur streets for some time, es-
ipectaily on Saturdays, and had not
been in town aimee October. HIS life
should be a lesson to us, that II we
would be pleasantly remembered,
member OF waBzw camp No. 20 NJ
W. A, since 1900; the only secret
order he belonged to. Funeral serv.
Ices VIII be held ct his late residence
! IN wythe township at p. N. Sunday,
5iarch 10, and at 3 p. m. at the Ger
: man Evangelical church, Suffer, Rev
} Kari BruH officiating. Burial in Ger
: man Evangelical cemetery.
VIM BerdoIt Of Seward, Neb., ie en-
ioytng a visit with his mother. l. w
I Berdolt. the dry goods merchant was
l down Wednesday to Whit with him.
Dr.. G. NJ Lark VIII attend the Tri
3 State Dental Post Graduate course q,
! Kansas City from March 20 to 2S, In
l elusive.
= with Harley Todd in the Safety First
:. garage, On Main east OF Sixth, In tbs
- Lutunan building.
e Dr.. s. E Matzke made a nrnines.
!. trip TO Chicago the past week.
6 Fort Edwards on the bluff near th'
q monument is favored by many as ,
r site for the chautauqua tent Season
Il tickets and advertising folders will b,
here about April 1st-
s The Bpworth league Of che NJ. z
g church gave St. Patrick's luncl
" Friday, March II, in the basement o
It the church from 70 p. m Tner'
d was large attendance.
l. Wiunard Williams has bought a iv,
IfNruTffnual n 70 ~