The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-06

WARSAW, ILL.,, Sept 6.-Leading
Illinois Episcopalians will represent
the river counties of the diocese OF
Quincy at the regional conference to
be held in conjunction with Iowa
delegates at Trinity cathedral, Dav-
export, Iowa, on Monday. SEPTEMBER
s, to intensity the nationwide cam
paign of the Episcopal church in this
region. The Episcopal church in the
diocese of Quincy, which embraces
seventeen counties lying between the
Mississippi and Illinois rivers, has
been organized for this campaign by
the appointemnt by Bishop Edward
Fawcett of the following committee:
Rev. Fl. A. Burgess, Canton; Very
Rev. w. o. Cone, Quincy; Rev. J. M.
ID. Davidson, Macomb; Rev. A. g.
Musson, Moline; c. F. Barnett, w. q.
Russell and Eli H. Creviston, Peoria;
Mrs. F. W. BOIL, Galesburg; Mrs.
Nellie H. Mccoy, Monmouth. and
Mrs. Helen Nj. Bardens, Warsaw.
The Rev. DR.. George Long, OF st.
PauTs church, Warsaw, secretary OF
the church's midwest province, Is
working with the national campaign
ers and will be in consultation with
the committee in their work.
Guy e. Bell, for the past five
months located near Conway, Mo-,
has returned to Warsaw to stay. The
Bells sold their farm near Conway,
and Mrs. Bell and Miss Emma have
gone to Beaver, Pa, to spend the
winter with Mrs. II. A. Richardson,
formerly Miss Jessie Bell.
William Turnhoffer has arrived
home from the Great Lakes naval
training station, where he was mus
tered out after two years service in
the navy. during which he MADE
seven trips overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Longnecker,
of Great Falls, Mont, are visiting at
the home of Mr. Longnecker's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Longnecker.
Gilbert ia on his way to Buffalo,
N. Y. as delegate to the BARRIERS ma
tional convention, Mrs. Longnecker
and daughter remaining here unui
his return Ten years have elapsed
since he left here.
Miss Jeanette Worthen left for
Davenport last Sunday to resume her
duties as teacher in the high school.
Miss Emma Herberts and sister
Mrs. Frank Mussetter, went 10 Ma
hoka on Wednesday to visit their
sister. Mrs. G. w. Kennedy, and to
attend the fair.
DIR. William II. Luedde and family
have returned to their home in st.
,ouis after four weeks vacation,
spent with the doctors parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. M. Luedde.
The enrolment in the PUBIC
schools, including high school, is
3O5. Time was, years ago, when II
was over 500
Nonresident pupils attending high
school are: Charles Hughes, waiter
Baird, Gillette Johnson, kenneth
johnson, Clark Hammond, Charles
Parker, Pearl McMahan, Clara NC
Mahan. Cecilia Schmitz, Marie Mltzie'
De Eta Martin, Elizabeth Mund'
. Jeanette Baird and Helen Bernhardt
WARSAW; Walter Burkhart, ROCK
mort Ind; James Hoffman, Ilosa'
Ben Koehler, Jennie Ayers, Basco;
low Hill, West Point, and Beryl Ben
nett, Carthage.
William Battley is convalescing
from the effects of sur glcal opera.
tion made necessary for the removal
of a finger on his left hand About
one wear ago the end of the finger
was mashed, and because of infection
II failed to heal properly and two
operations were necessary. Still 1t
aid not heal, and last week a third
omeration was performed, the bone
being removed down into the palm
of the hand.