The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-29
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WARSAW, III, Aug. 29--On Tues
day morning Aug. -, at o'clock 81
the Church OF the Sacred Heart, oc-
Cured the marriage OF Miss Htlda
Eymaa. only daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Peter Eymann, and Mr. George
GreeuwaId, only son Of Nj. and Mrs
Jacob Green wsId of Wilcox township,
Rev. Father F. A CIeaTy oMcta.lns-
Miss Bertha Satory, cousin OF the
bride, was bridesmaid and VIM
.GreeuwaId. brother of the groom, was
best man. The brides gown was a
simple white wolfe, with wreath and
veil. and she carried brides roses
The bridesmaid wore pink with picture
hat and carried pink asters; the entire
color scheme was pink and white. The
wedding was quiet one, only the i'm
mediate families being present and q
few out OF town friends. After the
ceremony z dinner was served at the
home OF the bride: the wedding gifts
were many and beautiful. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weimar Barth and Miss Anna
Barth OF Henry, H., and Mr.. and Mrs
Bert r. McMahan Of Hamilton, were
the out OF town guests. The bride IS
a charming young woman possessing
many pleasing graces and numbers
many friends in this, her birthplace,
who wish her and her young husband
all possible happiness; he Is an indus
trious farmer, born and raised IN this
vicinity and commands the esteem Of
all who know him: he expects soon to
respond TO his countrys call 10 arms
The young friends OF the happy cou-
pie win give shower for the bride
Friday evening. Aug. 30, at the home
of the brides parents.
Henry =. Koch, the barber, has rails
ed some giant red Ponderosa tomatoes
in his garden, one bunch OF four on
one stem Weighing SIX pounds and
three ounces
Carthage win hold centennial
"a geant in October and has asked Rev.
Dr.. George Long Of ST. Paurs church,
who has had years Of experience IN
such matters, to take charge OF and
manage the affairs, and, he has &C
cepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Price and Miss
TIIbe Of Hannibal are guests OF Nj.
and Mrs. David Ayers.
Marshal Bennett will preserve order
on the big Odd Fellows eIcur/on,
which leaves here for Quincy Thurs
day morning at O'Clock II was err
roneously stated that he had been
called to Carthage on court duty as
deputy sheriff, this week instead of
this he Is to act as marshal during the
Carthage fair
There was almost az much excite
ment and as big q crowd on the street
Tuesday evening az there is the usual
Saturday night concert the occasion
being the before mentioned chautau-
qua parade The hour for starting 1t
was 1880, but several delays made It
at least S:15. About twenty-five autos
Cmost of them decorated) were in line.
the G. A. P in one headed the parade
following by another containing the
mayor and city council, next the 10th
regiment band and Company c. re-
serve militia The children Of the
public schools following on foot. most
of the girls dressing in white and car
ring flags; there was one company
OF very little girls and boys dressed