The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-16

The n. S. by the Y. w. C. A.
Sailing Along" by the Y. NJ. C. A.
1T is an Ill Wind That Blows No
body Any Good by the Euterpean
club.
Mrs. Virgins Theatre Party" by
the latin classes of the academy, clos
! ing the program with the Carthage
Minstrels,' double quartette, the last
stunt proving to be one of the = most
popular. Eight boys were dressed as
darkeys, and they interpreted the ne
gro dialect in their talk and manner,
and singing, and were recalled num-
Der of times.
| Prizes We're awarded as follows:
! For the. most artistic stunt: Medicus,
by the first year latin class of the
academy, receiving first prize; Fam
Gus Pictures, by the sophomores, the
second prize.
! For the most comical stunt: The
Carthage Minstrels, received first
! prize The Rosenstengel Imperial
Band, the second.
Probate Court News-Hancock County
I In the estate of Isaac n. Mealey, de-
=! ceased. Letters testameEtary were is
F; sud TO Mary F. Mealey, as executrix of
said estate, she fling her personal
bond in the sum Of $4,000, which is
approved. Order probating will filed,
| shows that decedent died on February
! %, 1917, at La Harpe, leaving a last
/ will, in which all the property is be-
queathed to his wife, Mary and his
I only son, Isaac y. Mealey, forever. In
said Will the widow is appointed as
! executrix, without bond J. M. Hun
! gate and r. S. Williams are SubScrib-
1 ing witnesses.
In the estate of John F. Antoine, de-
ceased. Petition for probate of will
shows that decedent died at st. Jo-
seph's hospital, Keokuk, Iowa, March
20, 1917, leaving real estate valued at
So 900 and personal property valued at
i SIS 600, and a codicD, attested by
Adele Harrison and ]. l. Hendricks;
that he left surviving, his widow, Ce-
lima; his nephews, Edward, Emile, Ed
mund, Albert and August Ancelet, and
his nieces, Emily Ancelet, Mrs Laura
Fisher Plumb, Lena Fleming and Lille
Ancelet Walsh.
In the estate of Frederick w. Bar
rett, deceased. REIMBURSEMENT of right
I to administer by Alice Gray Willie
Wright, Nora Bradfeld and Marion
Spangler, Perry Stems, Ernest E. Ash,
&c G. Brown, and J. A. Robinson, chill
dren and heirs of deceased, who re-
tauests the appointment of Orville Bar
rett and Carrie l.. Northup as admin
istrators.
In the estate of Frances c. Rife, de-
ceased. Inventory fled by Anna r..
Whipple and H. G. Whipple, executors
shows the following real estate l. ,
and 6, B. Z, in the original town or
Plymouth; also chattel property
amounting to s552.5O; cash on hand,
s71O.9S: notes and accounts aggregat-
ing s9,2s465.
Order filed fixing the March term,
1917, as the time for final hearing in
the estate Of John w. Hendricks, de-
ceased, S. S. Groves, administrator.
In re the estate/of Iva May Newell
deceased. Letters OF guardianship
granted to Thomas W. Newell, as
guardian for Wayne H. Newell, Frank
p. Newell, Hazie e. Newell and Okal
NJ. Newell, bond of said guardian in
the sum of $500 filed and approved.
In the estate of Edwin II. Rand, de-
ceased. Appraisement bill filed by w.
n. Kohl, S. G. Rowe, and Dudley But
Ter, as appraisers, showing total value
of property as appraised fixed at
81 800