The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-23


ter. SO; Fremont, SO; Milton. 131;
Douds, 60; Selma, So; Vernon, 81;
Pittsburg, so; Pennington, 154. They
are classified as to ages as follows:
Men is years old, 1875; 10, 100; 20,
Sc; 81, A.; 81. SO; 33, So; "a. 10S;
35, 81; So. 100; 81. SO; 3S. ss; 80,
"a; 40, 90; Al. SO; AZ. 80; As, 81;
A, SO; 45, 81.
Thirty-six. trial jurors were drawn
Monday for service at the Octoer
term of court, but no time for their
appearance has been set and it is pos
sible they may not be called for SER
vice at all. In his order to the clerk
Judge Hunter instructed him to select
a jury, but to name no date for their
appearance. This is done because the
attorneys who compose the legal adj
visory board for assisting men in
filling out their questionnaires, may
be so busy with that work they will
have no time for court business, and
it is possible the October term may
! be cancelled. Those drawn for jury
service are as follows: F. w. Magic,
Milton; ]. M. Hornbaker, Bonaparte;
F. Hufford, Pennington; G. o. Will
lfams. Selma: William Ewing, Mt.
Zion; George Page, Bonaparte; F. B.
/! Dow, Stockport; John K. Matheson.
keosauqua; S. Nj. Wolfe, Bentons-
port; Todd HOFFMAN, Stockport; H.
| G. Huddleson, Milton; James Har-
| ton; Harve Scalf Cantril; Dan Cook
sey, Keosauqua; W. B. Henry, Ben
tonsport; Elmer Watts, Farmington;
! Frank Bradley, Mt. Zion; A. e. Boyer.
Pennington; HI. Folker, Pennington;
L. W. Fowler, Keosauqua; Albert
Rude, Keosauqua; George Wiley,
Douds; Joe Buchanan, Birmingham;
&c. B. Humbert, Milton; w. D. Moore,
Keosauqua; Dan King, Milton; l.. c.
Fosnot, Keosauqua; F. S. Elliott,
Bentonsport; Jacob Nixon. Stock
port; A A. Casady, Cantril Walter
Anders, Pennington; Roscoe Harlan,
Hillsboro; Frank Locke, Bonaparte;
William Kisling, Cantril; Clyde Ran
kin, Mt. Sterling.
Arrangements for raising Van
Buren, county's quota of the fourth
Liberty loan are practically complete,
and it is hoped to put the county
"over the top" before the close of
September %, the first day of the
drive. The county officers in charge
of the drive are j. Lester Therme,
chairman; j. Henry Strickling, vice
chairman, and H. E. Blackledge, pub
Ilicity chairman. The plans to be
used in the various townships vary.
The funds for the last loan were
raised almost entirely by personal
solicitation. In some Of the town.
ships the same methods will be en-
ployed in this drive, while in others.
IKeosauqua among them, those whose
duty it is to purchase bonds will be
notified of their quota by letter and
requested to meet their township
committee. which will be in session
at given place, and subscribe FOR
their allotment. The Keosauqua COM
mittee Is composed Of H. e. Black
ledge, chairman; S. w. Manning, G..
w. Davidson, Dr. e. E. Sherman, w.
ID. Newbold, Walter Beer, Lee Eel
lows, SIN. Workman, J. A. Brown,
d. r. Therme, B. NJ Manning, Emroy
Plowman, B. T. Stong and R. R. Nc
Beth. Chairmen for other townships
are: Pennington, B. F. Ketcham;
Bonaparte, J. A. Johnson; Cedar, j.
H. McCarty; Vernon, W. B. WEIGH; !
Jackson, B. C. Casady; Jackson, N. |
A. Rice; Village, A L. Doud; Union.
Earl V. Funk; Henry. w. Mcintosh; |
Van Buren,, John A. Craig; Chequest |
Chas. w. Claflin; Washington. John |
Nelson; Des Moines, F. F. Silver; |
Lick Creek, Walter Morrell, and Har-
risburg, Clinton Farnum.
Attend the Bonaparte colt show Oc-
tober 10th. Live stock, farm and
school exhibits.
Mr.. Ralph Hawk and Miss Beat
rice Dawson, popular young people
Of Bona parte, were married Wednes-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
parsonage Of the Willard street
church in Ottumwa, Rev. NJ. E.
Reusch officiating.
The following marriage license was
issued from the clerks Office last
week: W. E. Cavitt, Keosauqua, 20;
Miss Clara Roush, Keosauqua, IS.
The following constitute the mem
bers of the legal advisory board ap-
pointed for Van Buren, county. All
registrants may consult any of the
following named persons in regard to
making out their questionnaires
under the selective draft registra-
ton: W. M. Walker, H. B. Sloan, S.
e. Irish, Robert R. McBeth, Jas. w.
W. B. Newbold, A. L. Hem
niger Rev. ]. A. Monkman, Rev. R.
2. Mangua, B. J. Stong, A. ]. Secor,
Keosauqua; J. A. Johnson, Margaret
Johnson, Elmer Meek, ). t. Henry,
V. Blackford, Bonaparte; Henry
Tyler, Vernon; Prof. A. T. S. Owen,
George Lewis, NJ. Harnage1. George
3eeson, Ed Carr, Phil X. Ware, Farm l.
ngton; S. M. Stewart, W. B. WEIGH,
Charles Buckles, Eugene Armstrong, /,
John Harness, Mt. Sterling; A. B. b,
Iuy, Walter Miller, Geo. w. Irwin, :
leo B. Creath, Cantril; J. C. Forbes, =,
Dan Miller. U. G. Rice, w. D. Edmon- =
son, T. e. Campbell, Milton; A. B.
ADAMS, Ed Harrington, John Bald 9
win, Selma; ]. M. Morrow, Chas.
Graham, A. l.. Doud, Ellis Sanford, -,
Henry BUGGY, Douds; John McCarty,
". C. Mott, A. r. Hiatt, Isaiah Har- .
an, L. G, Boies, Earl V. Funk, J. H. !,
Geo. w. Kerr, c. L. Steward, !
stockport. All registrants upon re-
,eipt of their questionnaires, should /,
70 at once to some member of the