The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-12
WARSAW READY
WITH THE DAM
The IRVING Little Illinois City Of
fers Many Inducements
to Manufacturers and
Others.
SCHREIBER SCHNEIDER
Wedding Occurred Yesterday and
Was One of the important
Society Events of the
Season.
scHRE1BER SCHNEIDER

a. m. Wednesday, November III, at the
church of the Sacred Heart, by Faith
er Hellstern, Mr.. John Charles Schrei-
Der and Miss Mary Henrietta Schnei-
der. both of Warsaw The bride was
attired in dark blue travelling suit.
Her sister, Miss Anna, was brides
maid and wore a cream white dress,
with picture hat Of same shade, dec
GRATED with large ostrich plumes.
The groom's brother, Jacob, ofticiated
as best man After the ceremony, a
bountiful wedding breakfast was serv-
ed at the home of the brides mother,
none but close relatives of both fam
lilies being present. The decorations
of the dining room were red and
green. The bride received many use
full and beautiful gifts in silver, furni-
ture, lamps, china, etc, besides about
two weeks ago, her friends gave her
a china shower, and kitchen show
err by way of surprise. This worthy
young couple have many friends who
rejoice at their new-found happiness.
An early morning train bore them on
their wedding trip to Peoria, Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Miss Clara T. Thiboutot, formerly
residing in Warsaw, but for some
time past in Iowa, arrived yesterday
to attend the wedding of her niece.
Miss Schneider. She will remain
here with her mother and sister for
month. and will then go to Enid,
Okla, which will be her future home.
Miss Thiboutot is a trained nurse and
is making good in her chosen pro-
fession.
Miss Anna Troutvetter, one OF the
runaway victims was so far recover
ed by Sunday last that she was re-
moved to her home. Her sister, Mary.
is also better.
While there is no boom in Warsaw,
yet the fact is undeniable, that 1t IS
impossible to find man to do even
a small Job of work; every man IS
busy carpenter, mason and laborer,
either on work in town or country,
and the only way to get anything
done is for one to wait his turn
though he does not know when that
turn will come. This is certainly en-
coruaging, especially just as winter Is
setting in. What will the conditions
be when spring opens, and work on
the dam begins? Echo answers.
Nature has done much for Warsaw,
enabling her to offer manufacturers
inducements to locate in the neigh
hood of the great dam She has sand
and lime for sandlime brick-of
which there are 100000 in the Popel-
Giller Co s new brewery; she has, by
state analysis, limestone and clay that
will make first-class Portland cement;
she has clay for pottery; clay for all
kinds of brick. and of the best; sand
for foundry purposes; and sand for
coarse glassware. Warsaw has seven
medicinal springs and is an ideal spot
for summer resort hotel. All OF
these are awaiting the men of brains
and capital that will doubtless come
when Cooper and Powelson sa. when
the dam will be commenced.
Some who read this may calculate
dam crank and some "d--n crank
but if YOU do not have faith in your
home town who will? Your town
cannot be too good for you. If you
cannot indorse your town, say moth
ing. The world has no room for knock
ers and pu backs in the present
age.
If Cooper and Powelson's Improve
ment' materializes, there will in a
short time comparatively, be openings
for at least a dozen new enterprises;
some are needed now.
Warsaw has fine concrete founda-
tion-brand new waiting for hand
some business block.