The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-19
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WARSAW, ILL.,, July 1s.--Frank E.
Wallace OF Chicago, eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Wallace of
Warsaw, was united in marriage to
Miss Gertrude Daniel of Murphys-
boro, ILL.,, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Daniel, on Tuesday. Jul.
Is, in ST. Louis. They were attend
ed by Mrs. J. ]. Conover of St
Louis, and her husband. They
left on their wedding trip for Den
vor and the Rockies. Their future
home will probably be in Carbonate,
ILL.,, as 1t is central for the groom's
business, which is travelling agent OF
the freight department of the Hi.
nois Central railway with offices IN
Chicago. The groom Is well and
most favorably known here where
he was born and raised. For years
he has occupied responsible posi-
lions with his company, and his adj
yancement has been rapid and well
deserved. His friends here warmly
congratulate him on his new found
happiness and wish him and his
lovely bride all the good things OF
this world. The Murphysboro he.
publican Era gives an EXTENDED
notice Of the contracting parties and
Last Saturday night during the
band concert, John Smith of the
Basco section, parked his new Ford
auto on Fourth street. When he re-
turned he found someone had stolen
It. So far no word of auto or thief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hopkins and
two children of Decatur, ILL.,, are
visiting Mrs. Hopkins mother, MIS-.
T. J. Blake.
Wheat is yielding from twenty to
thirty-five bushels per acre, east ana
south of Warsaw, so far as heard
from.
Geo. Gruenewald who has been
seriously Ill for some time, is I'M
proving.
July 18th little daughter was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. julius ODER
lies.
/ One and twenty hundredths OF an
inch of rain so far this month and
falling on only four days. We are
suffering for rain, gardens burning
cisterns low.
: The U. S. government has leased
a potion of Mt. Moriah on the boule
ward above Hamilton, where quarry
will be opened and the rock from !,
will be taken by barge to Hannloa
for river work. Just as good rock
could have been secured north OF
warsaw without the delay OF going
through the lock- at Keokuk.
! The Warsaw Bulletin has 1nstalleo
a model l. linotype machine IN Its
office. making another step for war
saw in metropolitan ways. The mrs.
article printed on 1t was a descrlp
ton of the machine In this week
Bulletin and 1t was set by Miss Haze
MYERS cher first attempD, who is
member of the office force. This LIMO
type machine will prove a great Time
saver and labor saver, but for
time the paper will srow both ma
chine and hand set work.
Truman Plantz, ST., is In RocF
Island this week attending the
monthly meeting of the M. w. A
directors.
The high price Of ice served tt
Warsaw consumers, $4,000 per tor
or s1.O0 per 100 pounds, is provlnF
quite a burden, and many families
feel they can not afford to submit II
Iii and are adopting old time method:
such as hanging butter, milk ane
cream and other perishable foods, II
buckets lowered down ciste.ns ant
ye,ls. We are told Ham,-on ant
Carthage get their Ice for S0c PEI
100 pounds. Many families mere
have been doing without Ice LOT
week or SO past.
i Mrs. W. F. Stevens left Sunda!
..ast for San Francisco where she ex
nccts to remain several months Tltl
hor daughter-in-law, Mrs. emuel "
stevens, and children. ComnanGe'
Stevens had been rec,l:lv trar
forred to the Pacific fleet end hat
hardly reached the coast "heI ~
was ordered east and may remain
there a month or two.
Jacob N. Boulanger and his SCI
Earl. visited his mother, Mrs. Elvls'
Lamet, the past week. Earl return