The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-02

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| Ralph Elliott expected to join his
wife and daughter, Margaret here to-
day and visit for short time at the
| w. H. Roberts home and with other
| Bonaparte relatives. Mrs. Elliott and
daughter have ben visiting with re-
! lat1ves here for the past two weeks.
| Mrs. Otis Morrell returned to her
home in Dexter, Minnesota, after
few week s visit with her sister, Mrs.
| Charles Weiher and family.
| n. C. Page is building a sleeping
porch addition to his home here.
The Gates property which was badly
damaged by fire some time ago, has
been rebuilt and will be occupied by
Harry SaltzSraver and family.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cresap, who
has attended school in Washington, D.
I C., and made her home with her
uncle and aunt, Senator w. P. Bor-
land and wife, of Kansas City, ar.
rived here last week and will spend
the summer with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. R. N. Cresap
Mrs. w. F.. Weller end daughter,
vergia returned last week from a two
weeks visit at the Edgar Weller home
near Keokuk.
Miss Orpha Cox, of Mt. Zion came
Saturday for a weeks visit here with
her grandmother, Mrs. S. Cox, and
other Bonaparte relatives.
Following is the program of the big
Van Buren, county patriotic meeting,
county school eighth grade gradu-
alton exercises, and county spelling
contest which is to be held in the
court house grove In Keosauqua on
Thursday, July 4. Everybody is in
vited to attend this observance of the
nations birthday. Following is the
program:
County spelling contest, 1000 a. m.
instruction to thrift stamp sergeants
of school districts, Macy Campbell.
Music, by band.
Eighth grade graduation, 1O:45 a. m.
Music.
Invocation, Rev. Hehner.
Readings
Barbara Frietchie-Edith Miller.
The Slacker's Awakenfng-Cecil
Downing.
This Time Last Year-Gin Miller.
The Stars and Stripes in Flanders,
Nellie Wainscott
Peace on Earth Again, Mabel Groves
Violin solo, Louise Wilson.
Address, Macy Campbell.
Presentation of diplomas, Superin-
tendent Meredith.
Music.
Benediction, Rev. Monkman.
12:O0-Basket dinner in court house
park
1870 D. m-Music. by band.
Four minute talks
Farmington--A. T. S. Owen.
Lick Creek-W. w. Wiley.
- payy L
Henry-Cass Lining.
Vernon-Rev. Smith.
Village. M. Penny.
Washington-M Virginia Burton.
Van Buren-Rev. Perkins.
Cedar-Rev. A. L. Jordan.
Des MONASTERY. Mangus.
Jackson-Rev. Smith.
Harrisburg-Frank K, Whitaker.
Cheduest-Arthur Sample.
Union-Rev. Fowler.
Music, by band.
Patriotic address, Macy Campbell.
Music, by band.
List Of Graduates.
Village township-Clara B. Arnold,
Weltha Plowman. Glenn Grubbs, Eli
nor Parsons. Fred Yarnen, Marymae
Plowman, Letha Plowman, Erma Blsh-
Oh, Olive Graham Sara Van Buskirk,
Mabelle Harrison, Leota Bequeaith.
Mildred Fulton, Nellie G. Wainscott,
Craig Harrison, Samuel kunzmen-
Rernice Hehner. Ruth Ferguson, Jessie
simpson. Thomas Mutt, Mabel Green
field Margaret Crawford
Vernon township-Dale House, Col
die Cochran, Grace Hunter, Merle
Parish, Jessie watkins, Ella l. Phil
Iips. Bernice Hervey, Gertrude Henry,
Garnet Hervey, LYDIA Keller.
Van Buren, township-Mabel Groves,
Thomas Channel, Jessie Groves,
Edith Mcintosh, Nicholas He1mhont,
Harold Else.
Washington township - Vivian
THOMPSON. Minnie Nichols.
Cheouest townlhip-R. Rex Ham
cock, Lala Hull.
Harrisburg township-Helen F.
CressweI. Louise Wilson Edith NJ