The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27

studies and along athletic lines, hav-
ng practiced until they feel 1t will be
impossible to meet defeat. Stuart
Clark is in charge of the squad, and
the first game will be played at Keo-
kuk, Saturday, Sept. 20.
Dr., Katherine Cherrill has entered
the hospital at Kirksville, Mo-, as In
terne. for a short time. Besides fur
nishing Dr. Cherrill some valuable ex-
perience in her profession, this will
enable her to complete the full cur
riculum In the educational depart
ment Of the Red Cross work, with
which she has thoroughly acquainted
herself
C. B. Griffith departed last week for
Paris Island, S. c., to visit his son.
Gerald O., who is now serving his
country in the double role Of U. S.
marine and postmaster at that place.
From Paris Island, Mr. Griffith goes
to Los Angeles. to look after property
interests, and thence to Oakland to
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs Pearl Campbell. George Edison
is at present in charge of the city
pumping plant, which position was
vacated by Mr. Griffith.
Mrs. Margaret Ramsey has shipped
her household effects to Wichita,
Kansas, and together with her grand
son, Raymond Aichley, is visiting her
son, Robert and her daughter, Mrs.
Gus Hellhake in Quincy. She will re-
turn to Carthage for brief visit be-
fore departing for her home at Wichi-
ia.
Following is a list OF petit Jurors
chosen for the October term, A. D.,
1917, of the circuit court of Hancock
county, Illinois,:
John Merideth, Augusta; A. C. Win
tiers, Augusta; Wayne Steinberger,
Augusta; Orvflle White, Hancock; W.
H. Stout, LeHarpe; VIM. Mecum.
Chilli; J. E. Dean, Carthage; Herman
Lubker, St. Adams; John G. Edwards,
Bear Creek; John Supple, Pontoosuc;
Harlan Jingst Walker; G. e. Barnum,
Montebello; Thomas Wyles, Montebel-
10; Jess La Croix, Sonora; Henry B.
Schafer, Warsaw; Ed Diemer, Nau-
VOC; Max Kirschbaum, Nauvoo; John
M. Bechtold, Nauvoo; lobe West,
H. T. Ross. Augusta; w. R.
Turner, st. Marys; Clyde Graham,
Fountain Green; H L. Hudson, Chill;
George McCallister, Harmony: Harry
G. zfnn, st. Adams; Irving Graham,
Bear Creek; J. A. Manussier, Bear
Creek; John Hufendick, Walker;
George Hempin, Wythe; Frank Pc
land, Montebello: Lawrence Kelley,
Sonora; Frank Shipe, Rocky Run;
John Grant, Warsaw; John Dachroth,
Nauvoo; L, K. Parker, Nauvoo; Frank
LaHarpe.
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John Kindred who has been in st.
Joseph's hospital, Keokuk, for tho
last three weeks, returned home the
first OF the week, in a very weakened |
condition, but the doctor thinks with /,
proper care he will recover and be
stronger than he has been for years.
Mrs. Edith F'ulmer, the principal of
our school, has been quite i'll for a
few days, but has again taken charge |
Of the school. Rev. Walter Scharl- |
ectzki taught during her absence.
Willie Clark has returned from |
Sturgeon Bay, where he has been
for the last six weeks, being q victim
Of hay fever.
On Saturday evening, September
%, the Rebekah will give a social in |
the hall. to which all members are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Todd of Burn |
side visited the fore part Of the week |
with Mrs. Todd's brother, Isaac
Mouldin.
The members Of the Aleathea Bible |
school class whose birthdays occurred |
in the months Of July, August and |
September, entertained the class at
Miss Ida CIark's last Saturday even
ing. A musical program was given, !
Misses Enid Junk and Matte Scott
the piano selections, and1
Miss Ida Clark gave some beautiful
selections on the viCtrola- A contest |
was engaged in, Mrs. Eva Walton re-
ceiving first prize and Mrs. VERNE
Burner second after which refresh-l