The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-10

Mrs. Susan McAnulty, and her guests
/ Mrs. l.. B. Brown and daughter and
Miss Leona McAnulty Of Wichita, who
are spending the summer here. Mr..
McAnulty made the trip in his new
Marmon car, and drove to Fort Madi-
son, Ia, today Sunday to meet Mr..
Brown who arrived from Wichita to
join his family at the McAnulty
home. Mrs. R. H. McAnulty was I'M
/ able to- accompany the Iarty on &C
count of the serious illness of her
! mother Mrs. Terry, who makes her
home with the McAnulty family in
| Springfield.
w. J. Graham of Aledo, republican
candidate for congress for the four
! teenth congressional district, was call
! ing on friends in the city Friday.
| Miss Brown of southern Illinois.
came Saturday morning to take
charge of the Carthage office. Her
sister accompanied her to Carthage
| for few days visit.
| Mrs. c. NJ Bolts and children Rob-
ert and Mildred, left Thursday morn
| ing for their home in Albuquerque.
New Mexico, after a several weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. A. Fletcher. Mrs. Fletcher ac-
companied her as far as Keokuk.
Grandma Fletcher who is at the
Fletcher home, continues about the
same, being unable to be out of bed.
but is suffering no particular pain.
I Leland Kimbrough, who makes his
home with his aunt Mrs. Henry Cox
at Fargo, North Dakota. accompanied
Miss Helen Cox who has been visit
in Galesburg, thence to Burlington.
! where he was met by his father A.
| P. Kimbrough, they arriving in Car
thage Saturday evening. Leland will
make an extended visit with relatives
here.
The Carthage band gave its first
concert of the season on the south
east corner Of the public square
Thursday evening. A large crowd
was present, considering that 1t had
not been advertised that there would
be concert. Quite a number OF
automobile parties from the surround
ing country attended. The concerts
will continue throughout the summer
on Thursday evening and our mer-
chants are to be congratulated in
securing the services Of such compel
ent musicians for their concerts.
| Probate Court News Of Hancock
County.
Final report of the account of
Elmer c. Fisher, executor Of the es-
tate of Katharine Haas, deceased,
shows:
Total amount received. 49,. $5746. Al
Total amount paid OUT. 2S16. Al
Balance due ............... 293o.03
Which report shows all claims paid
and the above balance to be distrib-
hn n fp11nyUS.
TO Edna Berger, 5000; Mrs. Lena
Pearson, nee Berger, 800; Mrs.
Louisa Falkner, $50; Mrs. Katharine
Goebe, nee Berger, $50; Joseph Ber-
ger, $50; Charles Haas, 800; Cath
arine Perth, nee Haas, $500; Anna
Berg, nee Haas, $500; and the re-
mainder to be equally divided between
Catharipe Perth, Anna Berg and
Charles Haas.
Decree of court approving final re-
port of the executor Of said estate
and ordering said distribution made
among the heirs.
Application of J. H. Helms as con-
servator of Jennie M. Lillard, an IN.
sane person, for leave to mortgage
the real estate of said ward, said real
estate being lots located in Bentley.
Report of said CONSERVATION filed,
shows the execution of said mort
gage on the above described prem
ises.
Fern earle, aged five years, and
Mable earle, aged Is years, were do.
clared delinquent children in our
county court, the former to be conf
mitted to the Central Baptist Chill
dren's Home, located at haywood.
ILL.,, and the latter to the State Train-
ing School for Girls at Geneva, Ill.
Louis Lamet was appointed guardian
adj Item for said two children.
Letha Barlow made voluntary ap-
plication for admission to the Illinois
state hospital for the insane, located
at Jacksonville, ILL.,, and an order Of
court was entered directing her COM
mittment thereto, and that Pearl Van