The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
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! board Of supervisors at the March
meeting for the Improvement and oil
! ing next season of the Hamilton-Sut-
ter road. What about Warsaw's oiled
road to the White church, so long
talked of? Isn't she entitled to help
| from the board as well as Hamilton?
This may sound like knocking, but
sometimes knocking has it's place, es-
pe,cially when information is due.
Warren Holiday of Keokuk was
calling On Warsaw friends Wednesday.
Warren H. Orr Of Hamilton will talk
a few minutes on the income tax, at
Dreamland. Saturday night. between
reels.
Rev. J. NJ Thompson, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church, is in Chicago at
tending committee meeting Of the
church extension synod.
| The ladies Of the council Of nation
al defense will serve the banquet for
the directors of the Farmers Grain &
Supply Co., to be given Saturday, April
l13. Every one in Warsaw and sur
rounding country is expected to do
| nate something for the banquet and
whatever is left over will be auctioned.
Miss Bertha Marsh is chairman of the
| soliciting committee and will receive
contributions.
Rev. H. Brandt OF the German M.
e. church, Rev. G.. G. Maple of the
American Methodist church, Rev. A.
LanghOrst Of the Evangelical church,
| all OF Warsaw, and Rev. A. Griscel of
the Wythe Presbyterian church, par
ticipated in the dedication services Of
i the Warsaw Presbyterian church last
! Sunday evening.
Warsaw is furnishing walnut logs
for gun stocks. Mr. w. c. Van Pap
plendam has shipped four carloads to
Pekin for that purpose. The gun
stocks are shaped there and sent to
another factory to be finished.
/ A runor was current on the streets
here this week and was given some
credence, that Quincy motor COM
rany was talking of putting line Of
cars on between that city and War
| saw. for passenger service.
The Presbyterian officials had a
happy surprise Saturday evening
when It was found that there was a
| small deficite in the building fund.
One man said he would give $50 If
same amount To his surprise, twelve
others responded. making the sum OF
| $3.50, this too when the parties inter
ested had already given literally.
Truly the lines Of this church have
| fallen in pleasant places.
| Capt. and Mrs. Dan Dippel Of AL
| ton are visiting at the home Of his
parents.
Ralph Edwards, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Edwards, and Hobart Gehring,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, r. G.. Gehring,
have enlisted in the army and have
gone to Columbus barracks, Ohio ex-
| pecting to be assigned to the 33rd
regiment corps of engineers. They
will make good soldiers for they have
| "the goods"
| A military training class has been
organized in the high school, with the
! following officers: Professor Fairfax,
major; Lloyd Parker, chaplain: Carl
Schaeffer, first lieutenant; Carroll
Patterson, second lieutenant Tues
days and Thursdays are drill days,
| from to $3.50 p. m. This move is
commendable and has been frequent
| ly been urged by the w. G. c.
| Mrs Jane Baird is enjoying a visit
/ from her son David G.. Baird Of Phila-
| dGlphia, a prominent railroad official.
| The Rev. David Froeschle Of Canton,
| Mo-, will preach every evening next
week in the German VI. z. church at
1870 o'clock.
! Sergeant Victor Russell Of Camp
logan, Houston. Texas. visited the
/ family of his uncle, Thomas Russell,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Angle of Mil
. waukee. Wis, are rejoicing in the