The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-30

j day for visit with her Grandmother
Mrs. Mary Stowe.
Mrs. Leinbaugh who has been visit
ing her son Howard, and wife at
Elvaston, stopped in Carthage for an
over Sunday visit at the DR.. S. M
Parr home, enroute to her home in
Dallas City.
Mrs. Nelson Calhoun. ST., and Mrs.
! Chas. Donaldson and little daughter
Doris, went to Bentley the first Of
the week to visit Mrs. Ralph D.
Jones.
Attorney and Mrs. Leonard Martin
of Chicago arrived last week to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Mar
| tin.
Mrs. Raymond Taylor of Arm
strong, Iowa, who was called to Maui
VOC by the death Of her father Victor
Golden, came to Carthage Wednes-
day for visit with the family of
Eugene Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Egbers depart
ed Thursday for Lewistown, Mo, to
visit his sister Mrs. 8. A. Hatchett.
Mrs. w. P. Frazier's class in color
music gave a recital at the high
school building recently. It was very
gratifying 10 the parents and friends
of the children to see with what In
! terest the class did the work, how
accurate they were in keeping time
and in tone placing,
Mrs. Frazier took course In Chi
cago last spring under Fannie E.
Huey, originator of color music. The
system is similar to the Montesorri
method The object Is to instruct
in an entertaining way, and appeals
strongly to the child. Mrs. Frazier is
| very successful in any work she un-
dertakes with the children, being
especially talented along that line.
Probate Court News-Hancoek
County.
In re the estate of Patrick T. Can
non, deceased-Certific Of publica-
ton filed, showing the publication of
adjustment notice for four successive
weekly issues.
Certificate CT publication of adop-
ton notice, said notice for adoption
having been fled by Pearl Root and
Milton D. Root, for the adoption Of
Grace Russell, minor child.
Order fixing the time for hearing
on final account, in the estate Of Eva
Deusenberry. deceased, as of Satur-
day the 25th day of November, A. D.
1916, at 10 a. m. Jesse Ballinger,
executor.
An inventory of the estate Of John
Stevenson, deceased, was fled by M
P. Berry, the executor, which shows
the following real estate: E: y Of
Sc. u 8; middle 1-3 Of NE. n Of
lS; N. II of E. 1-3 of NE. u 8; E..
| u of E. n of Sw. 4 Of 8; PIT. w.
Il Of Sc. 4 Of 8; E. " Of Sc. "
Of 9; Sc. 4 Of SW. n Of 8; W. y
of NV. n of %; e. II OF w. "
Of NE. 4 1867; E. u Of NE. Y Of
Sc. u Of 1877. Various articles of
chattel property: Cash on hand,
$549.45; notes and accounts at(re-
eating, $7.594.32.
In the estate OF Henry W. Scovern,
deceased, James I. Hendricks, ad-
ministrator-The bond Of said ad-
ministrator, with r. w. Saer and Or
vile F. Berry, on the sale of real
estate belonging to said estate, the
same being lots located in Carthage,
bond being in the sum of $4,000, was
filed and approved.
In the estate of J. w. Shepherd,
deceased were granted to
Paul Shepherd, as administrator. The
| petition of Paul Shepherd ana Will
liam C. Shepherd, asking for probate
OF Will was MED, winch peutlOn
shows that said J. w. Shepherd de,
parted this life on Sept. %. 1916. at
Warsaw, leaving last will and tes-
! lament, which was attested by DR..
J. e. Johnston and w. c. Van Pap
pelendam. in which will said petition
ers were named as executors, the
petition showing that decedent left
real estate valued at $4,000 and
personal property worth 500. and
| left him surviving Annie Shepherd.
his widow. and Paul and William c..
Shepherd, his sons. Bond Of Paul
Shepherd, Annie Shepherd and VIII
liam c. Shepherd In the sum Of
s1,4o0 filed and approved. The last
will and testament Of said ]. W..
Shepherd was not signed by the tes-
tator, as required by law, hence the
admission of rhe same to probate was