The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-15

lshaI general under the selecuv,
draft law, Earl W. Wood, as U. S
government appeal agent, has takel
an appeal from the local to the dis
strict board In all cases where the 10
IcaI board has given deferred classifi
cation on account Of marriages
since May IS, 1917.
\ Appeal has been taken IN forty-tWe
cases, which are as follows:
waiter D. Kraushaar, Glen irwin
Van. AK. Andrew Perry Hubbard
tArnoid John Neiderer, James T. Sher
ran. George c. Kraushaar. William
LLOYD Snyder, Grant Louis Besser
i Charles e. Jackson. Guy Virgil klroy
Walter Levy Shriver. James Wood
Clyde ". Chonlet. Morgan Earnest
Burke, Joe w. Peeler. Chester A
Lennon, Virgil Avise, Guy Earl Fl
llison, Warren Earl Argast, Frank p
Bott, Clinton George Jacoby, Ed
ward Ray Mcclellan, HE Agnew, Ear
lW. Wilson, Ralph William Jackson
Daniel Irwin Wheeler, Joseph Henry
Rickert, John w. McNiell, Clarence
VIM. Trambarger, Thomas Leandel
Murphy, William p. Green. Lloyd
Amos Choulet. Breeze L. Poot, Avis
Alger Crank, Hampton Marsden Klsh-
paugh, William oliver Montgomery,
Tressler Earl Cox, Charles Albert
Runyon, Marion Albert Householder,
Edward Exon, Frank Stockwell, John
&c. Inman.
The exemption board has orders to
isend men as follows: Friday evening,
June 14th, to the Rahe Auto School,
Kansas City:
Milo Franklin McClintock, Denver;
Harry R. H. Cannon, Plymouth; Arol
William Kunkel, Carthage; Raymond
Virgil Kress, Pontoosuc; Howard B.
Covert, Niota; Floyd e. Heberer,
Nauvoo; William Bernard Golden
stein, Carthage; Alfred James Isen-
berg, Niota; Henry Roy Clark, Pom
toosuc; William A. Knowles, Hamil-
ton; Lowell Arthur, Stillwell; Geo.
Sawyer Hutson, Niota; Rayne Frank
lin Rings, Colchester;
To Bradley Institute, Peoria; On
Saturday, June 18th:
Frank Lionberger, Colusa; William
Harrison Davis, Pontoosuc; Ralph
Emmerson Massie, Pontoosuc; Lloyd
Edward Zern, Colusa.
To Valparaiso, Ind, University for a
course of science; On Friday. June
14th:
Theo. Francis Roberts, Philadel-
phia; William Emmett Crouch, Plym-
louth.
These boys are called for limited
military service. ITO men will be
sent to Camp Grant the week. begin
ming June oath. This group to in
clude all boys in Class l, except
farmers.
About ninety farmers, however,
will be required to go.
County Court, Hancock County, III.
In the estate of Sarah E M. Grain
deceased Report of sale of real es-
tate belonging to said estate, shows
that said sale was made May rs,
at 10 a. N. in Augusta, to William 0.
Farlow, for $3.50, the premises being
L. 2, and VIZ of L. 3, B. 2, in Angus
Ia.
Order of court filed approving sale,
and directing that deed issue to the
purchaser.
In re the estate of Berthenia Muir
ply, deceased. Order probating will
filed, said will being date of Aug IL,
1915, attested by Alice W. Rittenhaus
ana Matilda GURUS, as witnesses, IN
which the following requests are
made.
To sister Sarah Jane C1eek, 81 900
To nephew, Frank Murphy, $500
To Annie Bethania Murphy, daugh-
ter of Frank Murphy, 500
To Annie Dale, $500
To Mary Seaton, $1,000
To Christian church of Aug
usta, $1,000.
To John Hendricks, $780,
To heirs of Joseph Horricks. de-
ceased, 5000.
Bethenia Horricks, 500.
Cordelia Wier, 81 900
and L. 4, and N. 2. LIS. and PIT. L3.
in Miss Mead's End. Add Augusta.
All other real estate to be sold and
converted into cash.
Appoints Sterling P. Lennon, of
Augusta, as executor.
Letters of executorship issued to
said Sterling p. Lennon, who files I,