The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-26
FARMERS ARE
DOING THEIR BIT
e,owinu Weather In Van Buren,
Fine County Helps Meet
Future Food
Question.

poNApARTE. June 25.-We have
nre growing weather for the past
nAa AVS and farmers are doing their
isM -. - meet the food question OF the
Dn ouite lot of spring wheat
future. IN this vicinity this spring.
was so .,,. far it looks fine and bids
and .nun make a good crop II 1t does,
fair y, heln out, as most OF the fall
| It WI ras winter killed and the
wneaad has been planted in corn.
grculu ETlorence Wilson. who has
MISS ottending the University OF
been for the past term, just closed
Iilno of weeks ago, has returned
cou r home here for the summer.
to hei Mont BROS. circus will exhibit
Laanarte on Friday, June 20.
at bon1rpR r. Collins of Chicago, came
MI; Of last week for her an
In',rs winner vacation with her moth
nuai Mrs. Laura Henkle, and sister.
e. Mt Jamie Hines, other Bonaparte
MIS- s.ires and friends. Mr.. Collins
Ts ia i.tn his wife here some time this
week. 11,,,hrev visited in
1.rnin gton several days last week At
|
ING GO Troutman Of Mt. Sterling, was
p ... 2. with Bonaparte relatives
and friends last Friday
The following childrens Gay plo,
gram was given at the Frespyterl a.
Church Sunday evening, june ~,
Sanh number on the program being
eaon IN very creditable manner
I'D n crowd which filled the DIG
Song. No. Chorus.
plble reading -LaVera Bali.
Prayer--Mrs. Vale.
Talk-Why We Have Cnilorehs
Day-Gladys Dick.
Song-Chorus.
rbiIdren's Day Greetings Evelyn
Reeder.
The Red, White and Blue-Logan
Houser.
i Norris Jackson, Johnny Gardner.
i Lowell Jackson, Joe PERKINS anu
Mary Lane.
Observation-Disclosures.
Recitation--Audrey Householder.
song-Rex Roberts.
Acknowledgements Smith.
Song, No. 12-Chorus.
Recitation-Heben Chapman.
q Group Recitation-Marg Bur
chett Margaret Cassaidy and Ger
trude Tully.
Duet-Evelyn Reeder and Brooks
Lane.
Recitation -Carribelle Perkins.
Offering Dick and Ber-
niece Cresap.
Solo-Margaret Elliott.
Recitation-Clara Ball.
! Instrumental-LeRoy Haney, Will
lard Cocherell, Albert Sanford.
Recitation-Mary Gardner.
Song No. 16--Chorus.
Recitation-Alice Smith.
Song-Nellie and Edith Jones.
Recitation-Brooks Lane.
Song No. 25-Chorus.
Recitation-Bertha Householder.
Song-Five Girls-Pansies.
Closing song No. Chorus.
E. C. Smith and daughter. Marg-
lret and Mrs. G. E. Sanford and
son. Albert, visited with Keokuk rel.
atiyes last Thursday.
Miss Vera Sanders, who is attend
Ing summer school at Highland Park.
Des Moines, came Thursday evening
for an over Sunday visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders.
Mrs. Sarah Edmondson on last Fri
day purchased the Mrs. Nettie Hissem
place here, better known as the
Israel property, one block north and
two blocks east of the depot. Mrs.
Edmondson and her niece, Miss Fan
ME Glasscock, expect to move to-
Bonaparte and occupy this property
about September.
j. E. Parr, of Milton, visited here
last week from Thursday until Sat
urday evening with his son, Roy and
family.
The great photo spectacle, Civil
ization,' was shown here at White
ley opera house Wednesday evening
Of last week. This is even a greater
production than the Birth Of a Ma
ton 1t depicts in the most vivid,
realistic manner the horrors of war
on both land and sea, the object be-
Ing to promote the cause Of peace
and good will. The spectacle closes
with representation OF President
wilson congratulating Mr.. Ince, tho
author, on the production Of the pic
lure, and also represents the presi.
dent as making brief talk.
Mrs. Georgia Sherman visited IN
Keosauqua several days last week
with friends.
Milt Cox and family OF Mt. Zion,
motored here Sunday for a visit with
relatives.
George Duty and wife of Montrose
and daughter, Mrs. L. 8. Miller and
son, Bobbie, Of Racine, Wis, visited
aere with friends one day last week.
Mr: Duty was pastor Of the Presby-
lerlan church here several years ago.
=. q. Smith and family of Keoluk.
zane Saturday evening for an over
lives.
Inc following real estate trans
.ers for Vann Buren, county have re-
gently been recorded:
:. ehas. l.. Sadler, ct al, to Henry H.
o'anbus, lot %, Douds, $780,
/, Wm Fowler to Jas A. Fowler, lots
ana ), block 20, Keosauqua, s25.
j. frank Rkynas to Claude Edwards,
'ot 81, Stockport. 5000.
a,' Jas. Cooley to V. L. Cooley, I'M
bhin .ed interest in lots s, 6 and Z,
piock Z, Milton. $500.