The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-08

Albert /. Agnew.
Killed in action, July 1918. In
France. Former citizen of Keokuk,
having been born here. Enlisted June
1917, in West Virginia.
oscar AIthar.
4 Died in Keokuk, July 81, 1918 at the
home of his mother, 105 Bank street.
Buried at ST. Francisville, Mo. Enlist
ed July 81, IN Co. L., OF keokuk and
discharged in June 1918 in the east
after being sick in hospital. He was
buried in his uniform with military
.honors.
Thomas e. Barnett.
| Died OF disease in France, October
Z, 1918. Was former citizen of Keokuk
and member of Co. K, 351st, infantry.
George Bauer.
Killed in action, August %. 1918 in
France. Born in Keokuk. Enlisted at
Detroit, Michigan. Member Co. H.,
12eth, infantry. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bauer, 100 South Twenty-firss
street. Member st. Pauls church
Charles o. 1unyan.
Killed in action July 26. 1918. Killed
by shrapnel while Co. L, was advanc-
ing through the woods. He was buried
In the woods by the side of the road,
the grave marked with a hard wood
cross, made by his comrades Son OF
Mrs. Amelia Bunyan, 91S Johnson
street. Enlisted September. 81, 1915 IN
Walter cochenour.
Died September 10, 1918 at Camp
Wetherell, Rhode Island. Son OF Mrs
Minnie Seitz, 425 South Ninth street.
William Crane.
Died December 81, 1918 in France,
OF pneumonia. A Montrose boy. for
merly of Keokuk, graduate of keokuk
high school class of 1915. Member
headquarters company, Third army
corps
somuei DnWitt.
iDed of wounds September IL, 1918
in France. A former resident of keo-
kuk, who recently removed to Kansas
City.
Tony Dunn.
Killed in action, September 81, 1913
in France Enlisted May IL, 1917 at
Davenport Born at Mooar. Son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM L. Dunn.
John GIines.
Killed in action July 16, in France.
Hamilton, H., boy. who was member
re
June 16, 1917.
Edward Grober.
Killed in action april 5, 1918. En-
listed at Peoria, Ill, and was first
Peoria man to die. Former resident OF
Keokuk, leaving here for Peoria
short time ago.
Joseph Harper
On casualty list of Nov 2S, as from
Keokuk.
George Hogoboon1.
On casualty list of Nov. II, as from
Keokuk.
John Albert Hartung.
Killed in action November 4, 1918
il France. Son of Mrs. Annie Hartung.
226 South Fifth street. Enlisted at
Canton, Mo-, September 1917.
Lester Harter.
Killed in action September II, 1918
in France An aviator who fell to his
death during a battle in the air. En-
listed in June. 1917 Is brother of w.
j. Harter OF Keokuk.
Vincent Hunt.
Died at Camp Cody. N NJ, of dis
ease, while a member OF Co. L., OF
Keokuk. in which he enlisted July II.
1871 His home was at Fort Madison.
Charles Hilsabeck.
Killed in action September %, 1918.
in France. Lived near Mooar. Survived
by two, sisters in Keokuk
Leo p. lie sron.
Drowned February 3, 1918 off coast
of Scotland when u. s. transport Tus-
CANA was torpedoed. Born in Keokuk
July 10, 1874 Was captain OF engineers
corps, enlisting in Oklahoma where he
made his home during the start of
the war His mother resides in Keo-
kuk
Martin w. Little.
On casualty list OF November %, as
from Keokuk
Charles A. Lucas.
Died December Z, 1918 of pneumonia
in France. Son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lucas, HOS William street. Member
Co. A, 4Sth field artillery