The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-18

band, C. j., to George B. Meredith,
lots 4, 5 and and parts of lots il
and IL, block Is, Bonaparte, 81 600;
Mrs. Mayme Allen to Anna kessler,
lot 8, block 2, Pennington, $50; b.
A. Williamson and wife, nellie. to
Susan Straight, 5 acres in Cedar
township adjoining Hillsboro, $4,000;
Ed Coolidge and wife, Belle, with
fourteen others, Quit claim to lots
and 5, block IS, Bonaparte, 81,
Josephine Page and ten others to Eliz-
abeth and Floyd Macklin, by "a feet
in Bonaparte. s.; f. E. Hogue anu
husband, Samuel c., to G. w. and A.
b. Hogue, 1913 acres in Des Moines
township, $4,000; Marion j. Munson
and wife, Hattie, to e. H. and Anna
Harter and Roy and Ethel Standby.
216k acres in Jefferson and Van
Buren, counties, s27,52S: E. l.. Green
and wife, Mary c., to George w. Boy
er, s6,160.
w A. Craig and wife Mabel, to
Jennie Rigsby, interest in 8 acres In
Pennington township; 81. d. c. At
kins and wife Lille NJ, to Clarissa
Ann Watson, 75x120 feet in or adj
joining Milton; S1,150. Earl H. Bault-
inghouse and wife Anna. to A. e.
Casady and Solly jenkins, "a acres
in Jackson township; s10,500. Emma
M. Workman and husband G. w, to
C. S. Roberts, plat of land in or adj
joining Birmingham; $4,000. Chas.
G.. Sadler and wife Eta B., and w.
A. Carson and wife Cassie, to S. B.
and Mayme Channel. fifteen lots and
one unnumbered tract in Douds;
$3.50. VIM Stansberry and wife
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claim to lot 10, block 6, Keosauqua;
ret L., to VIM. Stansberry, quit claim
81.
Rev. P. H. Peterson on his third
year as pastor of the Bonaparte and
Harrisburg Baptist churches, has re-
signed. He is to move on his fathers
farm in Minnesota, March /. Two of
his brothers going to war has made
this move necessary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson are held In high esteem
both in church and out, and their
going away is much regretted.
w. H. Carter, Jr., who is employed
in grocery store in Ottumwa and
who has property here where he for
merly lived. was a business visitor
here last Thursday.
W. H. Roberts and wife attended the
golden wedding anniversary of H. II.
Disbrow and wife at Keosauqua last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. WILDER Pender visited at Douds
with relatives several days last week.
T. l.. Parish, who has conducted
poultry and produce business at Mt.
Sterling for some time, disposed of
that business few days ago, and has
purchased the business of B. P. Ham
mond and Is in possession of same.
This is the produce house formerly
owned by A. G. Lazenby. who moved
from farm west of Bonaparte and en-
tered the produce business few
months ago. Mr. Parish has had lot
of experience in his line of business
and will no doubt build up good bust
ness. Mrs. Parish and children will
join Mr.. Parish soon.
The next number of the high school
entertainment course will be given at
Whitley opera house on February 81.
The attraction will be Mrs. Bess Gear
heart Morrison, reader.
A. J. Page is back at work in his
barber shop here after a ten days abb
sence on account of illness.
On Sunday evening. February 10 at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd e.
Boyer, southwest of Pennington, oc-
CURED the wedding of David F. Fisher
and Ethe M. Rigsby. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. II. w. Mum
ster. The bride, who is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fine, lived north Of
for several years The
groom was in business in Bonaparte
a few months ago. being associated