The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-02
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able at any Warsaw store will be
given in lieu OF money
1880 to 10:30-Concert on Main
street. Warsaw concert band, as
sisted by vocalists: Miss Edyth Dali
lam, Miss Gertrude Kessel Rev.
George Long, VIM. Langhorst, high
school glee club, violin, Mr.. j. Il.
Eymann
The public library is closed and all
books out will be called in; quite
list OF new books will be purchased,
land all OF the books re-catalogued,
preparatory to installing them in the
new library building (the Roesler),
corner of Fourth and Clay streets,
which will shortly be completed.
The shelving has been carefully taken
down and removed to the new build
ing, and new shelving will be added.
The new library fronts on Fourth
street and Is quite an ornament to it.
DR.. Ralston Winnard passed
through Warsaw last week on his
way from Los Angeles Cal. to New
York City, where he will be an in
terne in the Blackwell Island Metro,
2olitan hospital. He visited his pa
rents in Los Angeles.
VIM. Fox Of st. Louis, formerly Of
Warsaw, is here visiting his parents
and his two sons.
Preston Quick, father Of Mrs. Thos.
l.. Williams, tripped on the walk at
the Williams home, and broke his
right arm above the elbow. He had
Just returned from the band concert,
Saturday evening, June %; he will
be laid up for several weeks
Earl A. Wallace son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. E. Wallace. has enlisted in
st. Paul. in Field Hospital Company
No. l, official unit for the Minnesota
national guards. and is under COM
mand Of Major Wilma G. Rutherford.
1t is representative of the best class
of workers in st. Paul, attorneys,
bank clerks, Office workers, of all
kinds, electricians, etc. The men
drill four nights per week at the
armory, until called to France.
Miss Mildred Schaefer is home
from Bradley Polytechnic Institute,
Peoria, for the summer vacation.
The Methodist church, under the
leadership of Rev. g. G. Maple, has
received number of accessions to
its membership recently. Rev. Maple
on Sunday morning. June "a, baptized
four infants and four adults, and re-
ceived nine new members into the
church: At p. M, he baptized twot
adults by immersion in the river,
and at the evening service he bap-
tized one child and two adults. Four
new members We're received also.
These new members are largely the
fruits of the recent tent revival.
Only little over five weeks until
the chautauqua, and it is time for
pvorv ono RI hJlcu that y,,ov ho
a success.
Frank Link is recovering slowly but
satisfactorily from his recent finger
amputation. and blood poisoning.
Mrs. T. Frank Patterson is visiting
her husband In Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Wendell Sack of Chicago, and
her sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Green and
children, also of Chicago, are guests.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey K. Sack
Warsaw will have great treat on
the Fourth, Bishop Fawcett of Quin-
cy, chaplain of the Fifth Illinois in.
fantry. being the principal speaker.
The bishop is an able and eloquen.
speaker, and always draws an inter.
ested crowd, his name has an electric
al effect when patriotism is to be
discussed. Will P. Green Of Warsaw,
coming young orator, is also on
the program for an address; he Is a
patriot whose example our young
men would do well to follow.
Main street looks nice with its
new coat of oil, but 1t would look
much neater if it was swept, say
twice week at least, especially just
before the weekly band concert Is
held. A man with hand barrow and
a hickory or. wire broom. kept all
rubbish. manure, ETC., swept up reg.
ularly for several years, thus prevent
ing the dust from filling peoples
lungs. especially in the hot summer
months.
Jas. w. Cobb says. he did not re-
fuse the marshal the use of his phone
at one time in an emergency.
The Y. P. s. G. E. ice cream social,
held on the lawn Of Jas. Fry's resi-
dence last Thursday, was well at
tended and netted a comfortable sum
for the. Presbyterian church building
fund.
The recent rains, though heavy. in
town, have not impaired the country
roads, only sprinkle falling four or
five miles from town.