The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-01
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| WARSAW, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-Wm. Nc
Mahan and family left last week for
Montana in their automobile.
The entertainment given by Acorn
camp 455. r. N of A., in Odd Eel
lows hall last Wednesday was largely
attended, a delightful program of
songs and Rotations being given,
assisted by the Mckee orchestra
| The walls of the Harry Grant store
are almost up; they are of brick and
hollow tile. Jos. Huston Is in his
new store, having moved over from
Odd Fellows building last week.
| The committee out soliciting $500
| for Prof. Kindig as instructor of the
Tenth regiment band for the coming
should also be started to reimburse
the band members for their time SO
freely given on many occasions. They
have two rehearsals and a concert
every week during the summer, and
besides they are called on often to
do many thank you" jobs, which
seems like riding a free horse to
death, but are glad to respond to
patriotic calls. This band has been
Invaluable to our city and has done
more to draw business here than any
thing we ever had. Not business
man but what is benefited, some
counting their cash sales Saturday
nights up in the hundreds Of dollars.
If the boys do not receive some solid
encoura cement these days Of H. G. l..
they could not be blamed II they
kicked.
DR.. P. D. Gaunt left Tuesday morn
ing Oct 1, for Chicago in response
to- an invitation from DIR. LaDoit John
son to attend the latter's orthoped1a
and general surgery clinics at Me-
mortal hospital, which was extended
to him when the doctor met the
noted surgeon a few weeks ago at
the meeting of the Society OF Orifi-
cial Surgeons in Chicago. DR.. John
son is a surgeon Of long experience
having for years been assistant to
the late DR.. Christian Fenger who
became so famous as surgeon the
country over DR.. Gaunt felt that this
invitation coming as a surprise, could
not well be refused; 1t was the OPP
portunity of a lifetime. DR.. Gaunt
will be absent about two weeks, and
will assist DR.. Johnson.
C.. e. Wallace has received card
stating that his son Earl, who is In
the anti-aircraft service, had arrived
safely "over there"
Dreamland was crowded to the
doors last night to hear Sergeant
Flush, returned wounded soldier,
speak on behalf of the fourth Liberty
loan The sergeant spoke in an easy
off-hand manner, quite conversations
al, but was compelled to speak in a
low tone of voice. because he had
been severely gassed and had not
nearly recovered from its effects, suf-
fering with pains in his breast He
held his audience in marked atten-
ton and they showed their sympathy.
At the close Of the address Geo. J.
Rfsto made a few well-timed remarks
and was followed by Rev. DR.. George
Long. a four minute man. The Tenth
regiment band escorted the speakers
to the theatre, followed by Company
C. reserve militia. At the close OF
the meeting the band played several
popular airs. before returning to the
band room.
Warsaw was excited and very much
delighted Monday afternoon when the
glad news came over the CONNER
cial wire that Bulgaria had uncondt-
tionally surrendered and the word
later confirmed. The shoe factory at
once blew it's whistle long and loud
followed by the button factory, hre
bell and st. Paul's bell Every pat