The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-24
WORK TO START
NEXT week
Water Works Bonds For the Warsaw
Plant Have Been Disposed Of
and Work Will Begin
at Once.
NEW THEATER OPEN
NEW THEATER OPEN
Warsaw is Busting With Activ-
ity at the Present Time Ac-
cordins to the Late
News.

WARSAW. ILL.,, Oct. 24-The War.
saw waterworks bonds have been dis
posed of in Chicago, and Mr.. Geo.
Cadagan Morgan, hydraulic engineer,
will be here next week to start con-
struction on the works. The system
will be complete and so constructed
That it can be enlarged for the Great
er Warsaw that is sure to come.
Ole Olson had full house last
night and we'll deserved it. Some Of
Warsaw's citizens will hardly be able
to get their faces straight again be-
cause "Ole he vas such funny fall
ler' and kept them in one continual
laugh.
About 10 a. m. Thursday, fire par
TALLY destroyed the summer kitchen
of Mrs. Jas. Scott on South Fourth
street. Damage was small owing to
the prompt arrival of the fire depart
ment.
Marshal Weiman arrested young
man named Morgan on street cor
ner yesterday, and phoning to Chief
Kenney, Keokuk, turned him over to
| the latter on his arrival The young
| man protested that his name was not
Morgan, out Johnson, and that he
came down here from Keokuk to see
his girl. He robbed the Keokuk Can
ming Company's plant this week, and
is suspected of other recent robberies.
i Ensign Lemuel Stevens, son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stevens of this city,
has been transferred from the battle
ship Alabama to the battleship Chat
tanooga of the Asiatic squadron and
is now at Shanghai, China. Added re-
sponsibilities have recently been laid
upon him and he has promptly met
them with ability He will make his
mark.
Hartley and Robbins opened tteir
Electric Theatre on Thursday even
ing and gave two performances Of
one hour each, to good houses, prov
ing that the venture will take we'll
They give matinee this afternoon
, and two performances this evening.
Word was received here yesterday
afternoon that at 2 o'clock Rev. Jagd
! stein had submitted to a second am
putation of his leg, this time three
inches above the knee. He was doing
! as vel as could be expected. Hear
action was good and no fever.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. Ed
mund Worthen, son of Geo. Worthel
of Warsaw have recent, retei,e' IN
). vitations which READ Is follows: "Mr
and Mrs. Albert jefferson Woolman re
u quest the pleasure of your company a
the wedding reception of their daugh
ter Xenia May and Mr.. Edmun
Worthen Thursday evening, Nov.
e 1908, from eight to ten O'Clock, at 1870
S West Oregon street, Urbana, III.
n Mr.. Worthen is a capable and mos
g worthy young man, now occupying
4 position in government service anotl
t. err Warsaw boy that has made goo
in a large measure. His friends wis
n him and his estimable young Bird
'e much happiness.
d. Alexandria Egypt, is making IL
ID auiries of Warsaw Milling Co., abo,
their flour. This company ships ca
C. loads of -four to many foreign cite
N and has for years.
r. The remains of VIM. Giesen of Har
ne ilton who died this week of consum
is ton, were brought here Thursds
I'll and buried in Oakland cemetery.
Married at the home of the bride
at mother. Mrs. c. Ramps, Tuesday, o.
Is 90 1908. at O'Clock, Mr.. Fred
,e- Ringold and Miss Ida Ramps, Rev.
Kasiski, pastor of the German NJ.
: church, officiating. Bride and groo
are we'll and most favorably know
and enjoying the esteem of mai
i. friends, who are unit in wishil
them unbounded connubial felici'
Fred is foreman of the Bulletin
fee and is valued employe.