The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-20
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/ business appearance OF the ievee.
Sharpe & Son deserve great credit
for putting so much faith in Warsaw
and it's farmers. The Improvements
when completed will cost over $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lamet spent
the past week in Little Rock, Ark.
Warsaw camp $40, M. w. A, voted
solidly for the new rates at It's last
regular meeting. A nearby camp was
solid against them.
DIR. ]. Eaton Johnston returned
home Sunday morning after most
ENJOYABLE week spent in Chicago,
during which he visited his sisters.
Misses Jennie and Anna Johnston,
besides attending the annual session
of the Illinois Homeopathic Medical
association of which he is a member
and also the alumni reunion of the
Hahnemann college.
Commander Lemuel NJ. Stevens.
In. S. navy, whose marked activities
| in the world war have been noted,
was honored by the president OF
France, on recommendation of the
minister of foreign affairs and min
lister of marine, being cited for dis
tinguished service and awarded the
/, cross of the legion of honor. U. 8.
army officers are permitted to accept
foreign decorations, but according TO
law u. S. navy officers are not, which
| is greatly to be regretted in this
lease, especially as the honor Is so
well deserved.
| Clyde Jackson of the 13sth infan-
try, has arrived home after over
seas service for over year ana
under fire a number of times.
/ Maurice Rose of the 166th infantry,
And Rainbow division, arrived home
+ Tuesday. He has been overseas
over a year and on the firing line
and latterly has been doing guard
/ duty on the river Rhine in the army
OF occupation.
! w. C. yanPapplendam has gone to
Buenos Aires, Argentine republic,
and will be absent until October.
He has shipped twelve head OF pre-
illuminating Shorthorn cattle to New
York where they will be loaded on
the same vessel to be exhibited at
/ the great Palermo stock show in
Buenos Aires. The cattle are the
I property of the Short Horn Export
ing Co, of which Mr.. VanPapplen-
dam is a member. Other head will
be shipped overseas from other
points, beside those shipped from
here. Those going from here We're:
Huron Sort 53097S; Dale Gauntlet
i5567s4; Royal Marquis 66505T; New
ton Perfection; Master Price 576O33;
! Topsy Fourth 472564; Lenwood Clara
Ninth 569414; Gazette Flower; Posy
Queen Sixth 56522S; Layender's
Heriss 701772; Avenue Fifteenth
5568O2; Pleasant Princess 581525.
These are the finest specimens ever
seen in this vicinity and their equal
is not to be found anywhere outside
lof a few fine herds in the country
and at the big stock shows.
i The Hunt and Lima Lake commits
sioners agreed with their attorney
on drainage plans Tuesday last, at
a Joint session in Warsaw, to be en-
sdcrscc subsequently by the property
owners in the two districts. ne
plans are for series OF ditcheS
eT.:ptylng into each other, with two
puuiI ing stations, one for cam cls-
trict, with system Of bitches cary.
ing the water to them The cost Of
the improvement will approximate
100000 and win drain 1000 acres
of land in the Hunt district ana
1906 in the Lima Lake district
Z Ms. Il nry Worthen has seturrtf
from a winter WISH Will Aei odu5i
tiers. Mrs. E. B. Velton and Mrs. T.
A. Owen, at Tulsa, Okla.
Lieut.. Thos Cummings, wife and
child from Louisville. KY, are visit
ing his mbther, Mrs. Mary Cum
rnings, and after two weeks stay
Lieutenant Cummings will leave for
Louisville to prepare for service
overseas His family viii remain
here.