The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-20

WARSAW, H., May 2o.-Rev. Dr..
George Long will deliver the me-
mortal sermon Sunday, May %. by
invitation of Arthur Marsh post g..
A. R. So far no arrangements have
been made for Memorial day exer-
cises.
Halsey *. Sack has accepted the
position of manager of the Standard
Oil company's station at the north
east corner of Lafayette and Sixth
streets, which is nearing completion:
Gasoline, lubricating oil, water and
air will constantly be kept on tap.
Mr.. Earl Rayburn of Hamilton,
was in Chicago Thursday.
Hon. Truman Plautz was register
ed at Hotel LaSalle, Chicago, Thurs s.
day, Captain Truman Plantz, his son,
is on the sea on the way home with
his battery.
!, The May meeting of the Warsaw
Music club was held Tuesday after-
noon in St. Agnes Guild hall, with
Mrs. A. H McGregor as hostess, the
program being from noted negro
composers as below:
Voice, THE Hills o. Skye" Just
Because"-Miss Leola Redeforth.
Piano. Warriors Song Mrs.
Geo. Bott-
Reading, How the LaRue Stakes
were Lost'-Miss Estelle Dory tsuo-
stitute for Mrs. Chas. Albers)
Piano, Prelude-Miss Gladys Cray.
Voice, since You Went AVA,
MA Little Banjo"-Miss Johnston
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. -Alf
Taylor was recently kicked in tie
head by horse, the skull being so
badly crushed as to permit some
brain loss. He was at once taken to
Graham hospital where a piece of
skull was removed. He was unco1-
scious for several days and may n2t
recover.
The W. C. T. q. met at the par
sonage of the Jackson street NJ. E.
church Tuesday afternoon. ITO
bacco" was the subject discussed and
an interesting talk was given by Mrs
Clarence Johnson. Miss Leola Rede-
forth rendered good solo, The
ladies will meet on invitation June
LIST at Presbyterian church.
Miss Edna Huston and her friend,
Mrs. Bast, and young son Aleck Bast,
all Of Chicago, arrived Sunday morn
ing and are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Huston.
DR.. F. II. Fluent, our dentist, we S
Chicago visitor this week for a few
days.
Adam Buckert spent most of the
past week In ST. Louis on business
Rev. DR.. Geo. Long viii deliver
the baccalaureate sermon to the high
school seniors at St. Paul's church
Sunday, June list.
Cd io
and 81, at the Presbyterian church,
a child welfare exhibit will be held
under the auspices of the Warsaw
and Wilcox home bureau, assisted
by Miss Wilder, county home adj
wiser, and Miss Wilson, state nurse.
Infants and children OF Warsaw,
Wilcox, Rocky Run and Walker viii
be weighed, measured and examined
free by Warsaw physicians and
nurses.
This child welfare movement was
instituted by the q. S. government,
because IN examining men for the
army, men had ailments that might
have been remedied in childhood If
proper care had been taken of them.
Parents and teachers will learn at
| these meetings and examinations
how to train child to reach the
proper standards OF height and meas
urement.
The first band concert of the
season was given Saturday by the
Tenth regiment l. N. G. band on
Main street These concerts have
1 been great crowd getters, and money
getters and this summer will be no
exception.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hackamaclc are re.
! joicing in the birth of a son who
arrived Tuesday, May 49,
! The new improvement in the
I Sharpe & Son elevator which has
raised it as high as the farmers ele
! Hatnr has greatly Increased the