The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-03

JUoICS hoaCn, Clyde ROatn ana
family, Miss Ada Whitcomb, OF
Adrian. Mrs. Rosetta Jacks and chit
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hummer OF
Plymouth, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J., A. Roath.
Jean and Glee Warehem, Of Peru, Ind.
came last week to visit Mr.. Kreig's
nephew, Frank Kreig and family.
Mrs. Flora Thompson Of Kansas City
arrived Saturday evening to visit her
sister, Mrs. Kreig.
| Miss Esther Steckel was the guest
Of MIR. and Mrs. B. r. Discus OF Chica-
| go. who We're at the Hotel Iowa in
Keokuk last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Dis
GUS were recently married In Chicago
and Miss Esther attended the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs M. P. Berry drove 20
Sciota Sunday, where Mr.. Berry gave
the Odd Fellows memorial address In
the afternoon. They then drove to-
Peoria to attend the Woodman con-
vention to which Mr.. Berry was .
delegate.
Mrs. Ray Mosley and daughter Dor-
othy, went to Burlington Thursday to
visit Mrs. Mosley's brother, Lynn
Geddes and family.
Judge and Mrs. J. w. Williams,
daughter Miss Marian and son Prem
ltice. and Miss Martha Quinby motored
to Keokuk Tuesday evening via river
boulevard and had dinner at Hotel
Iowa to celebrate Judge and Mrs.
Williams twenty-second wedding an
n1versary.
Mrs. waldo Williams and Miss
Helen jackson of Fl. Stockton, Texas,
C<r5p ~ KnNkuk
were guests last week at the l.. w.
Berry home. On Friday afternoon
Mrs. Berry and Miss Frieda enter
tanned for them. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Crawford and daughters Marian and
Charlotte Of Warsaw, we're over
Sunday guests. Tuesday afternoon
they entertained little girls in honor
OF Marian and Charlotte, and also
Miss Katharine Bella of Hannibal,
Mo, who Is visiting at the Berry
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T1chenor OF st.
Louis. Mo-, who are visiting relatives
in Keokuk, spent Sunday with the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Belleville. They were accompanied
by Chas. Tichenor of Keokuk. Mrs.
Tichenor returned Wednesday even
ing to Carthage for an extended Wis
it.
Mrs. Mary Watson Of Marshalltown,
Ia, who was called here by the Ill
ness and death OF her mother, Mrs.
John F. Scott, departed Tuesday ev-
ening for Chicago, thence to Denver.
Colo, to Join Mr.. WATSON.
In the estate of Marshal T. Clark,
deceased, the petition Of Dudley Q.
Barber, for probate OF will and letters
| testam entary on said estate was filed,
which petition shows that deceased
departed this life at Keoknk, Iowa,
in Lee county, on June s, 1916, leay-
ing q last will and testament, said
VIII being witnessed by Edward P.
wright and Joshua v. Scott as te-
testing witnesses. Dudley @. Barber
is appointed executor by said will;
Deceased left real estate of the value
of 5000, and personal property esti-
mated to be worth $1,000, and left
surviving Nancy A. Clark, his widow,
and William L. Clark and Iva M. Jen-
nings, all Of Denver, ILL.,, and Law
renee R. Clark, of Basco. Certificate
of mailing copies Of petition for pro-
bate Of said will, to the heirs, filed.
/ Letters of administration were
granted to E. Hoch, upon his petition
being fled, in the matter of the es-
tate Of Thilda Nelson Hoch, deceased.
Bond Of Ed Hoch, ns principal, with
W. H. Bartels and 8. H. Ferris, as
sureties. in the sum of $4,000, filed
and approved. Petition of Ed Hoch,
asking that letters Of guardianship is-
sue on said estate, for Marian Sophia
Hoch, minor heir thereof. aged IL
years. Letters Of guardianship were
granted to said Ed Hoch, as the
guardian for said minor heir. who
files his bond, with w. H. Bartels and
u.s. H. Ferris, as sureties, in the sum
OF $1,000 which. was approved.
Report OF the account Of John Jack
son. conservator Of Augustus Preston
jackson, which report shows: total
amount received. $S75.4e; total am
cunt paid out. s1,079.52; balance due
CONSERVATION, $2o4.12.
In the estate Of Nelson M. wetzel,
deceased, the petition of R. R. Wal
lace for sale OF real estate OF said
deceased. was filed. the answer of
Carrie LYON and Of Charles Kunz, to
said administrators petition. being
Tiled An order Of court was entered
for the safe of said real estate, which
consists Of town lots, located IN the
village OF Evaeton.
| In the matter Of the application OF
OryfIle F. Berry, conservator for VIII
liam G. Jackson, for leave to sell real
estate OF said ward Petition of said
conservator filed, asking for an Or
der of court to issue to Martin L.
Hartsook, the purchaser Of the real
estate, for the sum OF Sb.062.6o. to
Eshow cause why he should not com
plete the said sale.
order fixing time for hearing on
fInal settlement, in the matter or the
estate OF John r. Worster. deceased
as Of Monday, the 10th day OF July;
/ 1916, at 8 q. m. n. X. Wallace anu
| Clartssa Worster executors
i The Following pupils having made
me highest averages in the eighth
l araa. examinations In the township
IN winch they reside, have been
awarded normal school scholarships.
\ rauarpe-BesSie Cass1nGham OF