The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30

Undertaken George r. Hearne WAC
called to Basco Thursday by the deatn
of Mr.. Ulfert Sartorius, who died at
his home near Basco. being AZ years.
months and IA days OF age.
Mr.. Sartorius was the son OF Henry
and Terientze (Behrens) Sartorlus'
both natives Of Germany, the son hay
ing been born in Adams county, ILL
nois.
Funeral services were held from the
German Lutheran church. south OF
Carthage, Thursday morning. Rev. d.
Geissler, officiating.
Miss Anna Boswell went to Jackson
vile Saturday morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. Hough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 8. Lane ana
little daughter, who have been visiting
relatives for several days, returned 10
their home in Bonaparte, IA, Wednes-
day. Their daughter, Miss BROOKS
McDelle remained for longer visit
Mrs. A. P. Main and son Safer. accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Lane to Bona
parte, making the trip in the Lane
automobile.
Probate Court News-Haneock Co.
In re the estate of Frederick T. II.
Zern, deceased Petition of George w.
and Henry Zern, for letter Of admins
tration to issue on said estate, which
petition shows that decedent died at
Pontoosuc township, April 8, 1915,
leaving no last will and testame nt,
and that said deceased left real es-
tate and personal property estimated
at 5000 That he left surviving no
widow, but six brothers and sisters,
to-wit: Minnie Kelley. Henry, VIII
liam W., John. Geo. w. Zern and Lydia
Hull. Letters issued to George w.
Zern, as administrator, who files his
bonds with Henry zern and Lloyd r..
Zern, as sureties, in the sum Of $500,
which is approved. Proof made OF the
heirship. Inventory filed shows: Sac.
OF N. end Ell Of NE Sc 9-7-7. Notes
and accounts aggregating $500.
In re the estate of Frederick Zern.
deceased Petition of George W. Zern
and Henry Zern, for letters, which pc
tition shows that decedent died at his
home in Pontoosuc township June 26,
1901, leaving no last will and tesla
ment; thai during the lifetime OF
Sophia Zern. the widow, who died
June 3, 1916. she had exclusive pos
session Of decedent's real estate, and
took all his personal estate. and that
no necessity for administration during
her lifetime existed; that Frederick
Zern died. seized Of the following real
estate; lilac. in Pontoosuc township,
all of his personal property having
heretofore been disposed Of, That he
left surviving his said widow, Sophia
Zern. since deceased, and the children
as above recited in the estate Of Fred
erick T. II. ~Zern. Letters issued to
George @. Zern, as administrator, who
files his bond with Henry Zern and
Lloyd e. Zern, as sureties, in the sum
of 500, which is approved. Proof
made Of the heirship, with certificate
attached. Inventory filed shows the
following real estate; NV SD 10; Sc
NE SW 10 and Ell NE Sc 9; Ex. Sac.
and NE Sc Sc 9.7-7.,
In the matter of the estate of
Charles H. Junk, deceased. Bond of
Charles Grassland, as executor Of said
estate, as principal. with Henry B.
Nash, Edward Buckley, Samuel H.
Ramsey and L. e Nash as sureties, In
the sum Of $4,000 filed and approved,
said bond being for the sale OF lands
belonging to the Junk estate, which
lands are described as Sk Of NV "a;
n 20ac. of VIZ SW 1886; w bac. OF
n 10ac. OF NE ND 1895
In the estate of MarysAnn Stowe,
deceased. Order probating will filed,
which will bears date ofsMay Is, 1917,
and is attested by Gay Egbers> and
viii Ayers. as subscribing witnesses,
In which the following requests are
made: To sons. John and Slias E..
each S25; to son VIM. B. 500; to
daughter Inez Armour, certain articles
of furniture and personal effects; the