The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-17
BONAPARTE
WINS GAME
Milton Team Defeated at Christy
Park by Score Of to In
Red Hot Contest Played
Sunday.

BONAPARTE, June 1.-THE Bona
parte and Milton teams played a last
game of ball at Christy park last sun
day. Bonaparte winning the game by
score of Z to|3. Bonaparte got two
scores in the first inning, taking 10
the slants of the visiting pitcher right
off the reel. Smokey" Joe Stevens,
| recently mustered out Of Uncle Sam
service. was on the mound for Bona
parte, and pitched good ball all the
! way. letting Milton down with s hits
which were scattered throughout the
same in way that caused him no
trouble. He also sent good many
OF the visitors back to sit down, over
the strikeout route.
Bonaparte got ten hits, many OF
which came with men on bases when
hits were good for scores. Nearly
every man on the Bonaparte team
Strengthened the ball our for safe hits.
Epperly, right fielder for the Milton
team. deserves special mention, he
having but one arm, his right one, but
is easily the best outfielder on the
Milton team. He got a couple OF SKY
scrapers in big league style and hit
the ball about every time at bat.
Milton has good team composed OF
hsll players who play ball until the
| last man is out. Followers of the
game here hope to see them at
Christy park again this season. This
Batteries were: Bonaparte-Steyens
and Noske; Milton-McClullen and
Brown. Pollock Of Milton and Hugh
Cummings, of Bonaparte, umpired tha
game nicely, not single kick being
made on their decisions.
Mrs. Guy Carr and son, Keith, of FIT.
Madison, visited with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Brattain, the first
part of this week.
, Ralph Doods, who returned from
overseas short time ago, arrived at
his home here last week, he having
been mustered out Of the service at
Camp Dodge.
Carribelle Perkins visited with her
cousin, Orpha Cox, in Mt. Zion last
week.
Otto Alexander, who formerly lived
here for several years, but who has
been living in Minnesota for about fiji
teen years, is visiting here with rela-
tives and friends.
Lee Farley, Rock Island agent here,
started on q six weeks vacation last
Saturday morning. He expects to visit
ir the west and will spend about
four week in Salt Lake City with his
sister, Mrs Levi McGlothlen. Chas.
Wood, of Moulton, is in charge of the
station here during Mr.. Farley's alb
scnce.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded since our last re-
port total S52, 521.00.
Iska Duvall and wife. Edith. to j.
A. Duvall, half interest in 403s acres
in Henry township. 81 and other con-
sideration.
]. A. DuvaIl and wife, Sally, to Iska
Duvall, half interest in 120% acres In
Henry township. 81 and other consid-
Grafton.
w. w. Dustin, single, and e. l.. Dus-
tin and wife, Essie, to o. l.. Bandeil,
1s5 acres in Lick Creek township. 81
and other consideration.
Merits q. Pittman and husband, e.
t., to NJ F. Roush and wife. Faye, lot
4, block 10, Keosauqua, 5000.
Mary E. Metz and IL others to
Alonzo l.. Emerson, 70 acres in Jeffer-
son county and 321a acres in Cedar
township, Van Bureau county, $9,SO4.
w. l.. Calhoun and wife. Anna, to
G.. s. and Nellie Walker, 160 acres In
Union township; $4,000.
H. Sample and wife, Laura. to Ar
thur F. Sample, interest in 1876 acres
in Van Buren, township; and acres IN
Chcquest township; $1,6SO.
Chas. Gelatt and wife, Amelia, to
Tolbert Beidman, about 10 acres In
Pennington township; $500.
Philip Weber and wife, Neoma, to
Joseph and Mary Schumacher. 40 acres
in Bonaparte township; 81.
Joseph Schumacher and wife, Mary,
to Chas. E. Miner, 40 acres in Bona
parte township: $1,000.
Anna S. Anderson, widow to G. n.
Kemler, 120 acres in Des Monies
township; 81 and other consideration.
Emma Delaney and husband. w. H.,
to e. c. Struble, 40 acres in Des
Moines township; $4,000.
Henry Schotten, widower, to 3. G..
Struble, 60 acres in Des Moines town
ship: $4,000
George Kerse and wife. Rachel, to
Sallie c. Doods, 40 acres in Harris
burg township, $4,000.
Will H. Hissem and wife, Ethel, to
Fern c., and Olive B. Johnson, u
acres in Chequest township. $2,160.
oliver e Ten Eych and wife, Mary,
to A. J. Stewart, 20 acres in Chequest
township; $S75.
John Saxman and wife, Minnie, to
Vincent H. Baird. 400x60 feet in
Leando, $50.
Louis Silson, widower. to ]. II. In
gersoll, part of block 8, Milton; s1,375.
James A. Ferguson and wife, Ethel.
at Art Cassaday, part Of lot z, block
! I. Douds: $500.
Thos. J. Smith and wife, Mary, ia
Rena H. Frazey and Gertrude M. Mil
Ter, lots 147 and 14s, Cantril; $3.50 and
home for Nettie Smith.
Charles Lands, widower, to Albert
Hopp and wife, Clara, s acres In Jack
son township; $4,000.
James M KEENAN,, widower, to X,
w. Stansbury, tract of land In Farm
| irgton; $500.
J. F. Ingersoll and wife. Melissa. to
| Harry NJ, an disable Cassat, 20 acres
in Milton; $500.
L. r. Cummings and wife, Elizabeth
to Mary B. Vale, lots 9, 10 and H.
block 400, Bonaparte; $3.50.
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