The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11

third when Noske hit a fast one TO
the Keokuk shortstop, who threw 70
third, but the third baseman dropped
the ball. Farley hit fast one to third
base and Simmons scored with the run
that made the score board read and
Is. Noske went to third and SEQ. ed
the winning run on fast infield hit
by Johnson.
There was only one out when the
winning run was scored. the Standard
Four team Is easily the best team
seen at Christy park this season. They
are a dandy bunch of fellows ana
every member of the team Is real
ball-player. Bonaparte wants them
bacl, again and they will probably
play here again in short time. They
have defeated all the fast teams In TINS
section of the country and their re.
turn here will bring the biggest crowd
to Christy park that has witnessed Z.
ball game here this season. Lefty"
Gilpert, Bonaparte's star southpaw
will be back in a short time, as he
landed from overseas Monday OF this
week, and Ills coming will help the
Bcnaparte pitching staff, as he mas
pitched some great ball here UP to the
time he went into the service.
Mrs. George Shaw and children. and
Miss Blanche Scramlin, who have been
visiting with relatives here for sew.
eral weeks. have returned to their
home In Fairfield.
Guy Lydolph was business visitor
to Sac City, Iowa, the first part OF THIS
week.
The Sharon church and manse have
t0h which
has iust been installed and which was
paid for by popular subscription by the
people in that vicinity.
George Campbell went to Montana
last week. where he will visit with his
son, Lloyd and family. :.
Mrs, C. S. Jackson and sons, Lowell
and Norris, and Mrs. Harley Percfvai
and son. Bobby, have gone to Ault,
Colorado, where Mr.. jackson and Mr..
Percival are employed at the carpen-
ter trade, and where these two faml-
lies will make their future home.
Raymond Randolph and Miss Berue
Scott were married here at z O'CLOCK
Rev. ]. s. Capper. Baptist minister or
ficiating.
Mrs. Bertha Gillespie has gone TO
Sedalia and Kansas City, MO-, TOR
months visit with relatives.
T. w Wilson, of independence, MO-
has been visiting with Bonaparte reia-
tives and friends during the past week.
Mrs. w. H. Roberts 1s entertalnfns
her brother, Warren Gustin and WHO OF
Manchester, Ohio, and her prother'
Will Gustin of Denver.
| Leslie Watts and Miss Vera Sanders
attended the wedding OF Russell
Nicholson and Miss Florence ROSS, al
the home of the brides parents, MI.
and Mrs. SherInon Ross, near Biz
Mound, last Thursday evening.
Ralph Houser is now employed ~
the grocery department OF the Doughty
General store, he taking the place OF
Richard Rees, who has started 10
school. -,
visiting with BcIaparte relatives our
| ing the past few days.
/ Chas. Wiley, who has been employed
in the state automobile department al
Des Moines, has returned to MS nome
here. ~,.
ence Ross. popular young people, were
united in marriage at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Ross, near Big Mound last THURSDAY
| evening. Rev. Edward Roberts, OF the
! sharon church officiting. The brioe
attended the Bonaparte school sut
vent to the Mt. Pleasant high school
/ for the last year, and since her gradua-
tion has been a successful teacher IN
the Henry county schools. The groom
| 10 q popular and prosperous young far
Nor whose home in near Salem. Inc
many Bonaparte friends of the brlce
mite with her large circle OF friends
| from her home community in wishing
these Young people a happy future.
Miss Mollie Boyer of Keokuk, us
tied here with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
1 cummings. and other relatives and
friends last week.
! r. p Chapman, a former Bonaparle
how but who has lived in st. Louis
for many years. where he has "a large
naner factory. has been enjoying a
few DAVIS visit here with relatives and
old friends during the past lew days
/ Miss Charminade Blackford, who re-
I Gently graduated from the state col
lege at Iowa City, has gone to south
/ nakota where she will teach French
md Snanish in the high school at ives
eineton Springs. While in college Miss
pIackford made a specially of Ian
! ruages and is well qualified for ner
new position.
{ Hon. Joseph R. Frailey, of FIT. Madi
son. one of the best orators In the
state. will deliver the address at the
! Old settlers reunion at Keosauqua on
| September II.
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