The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-13

Attorneys Louis Lamer or warsaw,
Clifford w. Warner Of LaHarpe ana
John A. Mead of Augusta, were In
this city yesterday.
Walter Van pappelendam OF war
saw, spent Tuesday in this city. :,
Miss Fannie Brooks, a trained
nurse sent out by the University OF
illinois, was in this city Tuesday, IN
the morning she lectllred at the hign
school and grade school on the SUD-
iect of health and sanitation. Al
noon the county committee OF health
and sanitation, of the home bureau
OF this county, served luncheon In
the Memorial hall of the court house,
to a number of the ladies OF the
bureau, and in the afternoon meet
ing of the home bureau was held IN
the assembly room of the court house
at which meeting Miss Brooks gave
lecture, which was greatly appre-
ciated by all who attended. MISS
Brooks served with the Red Cross
nurses in France, and the informa-
|tion she gave was very valuable.
There were about fifty ladies IN at
tendance at this meeting. MISS
Brooks went to Augusta Wednesday
where she will give one weeks schooi
|of instruction on health and santa
ftion.
A marriage license was issued yes
fterday to Harold l.. Campbell anu
Miss Grace Marshall, both of Eivas-
ton, Ill.
The annual meeting of the Han
cock county farm bureau, OF THIS
county, will be held at the Methoulst
church in this city next Saturday
November 10th. d. O. Thomp-
son. secretary Of the Illinois Agricul-
Itural association, will be the leading
sneaker at this meeting. The SUP.
Iiect of his talk will be THE Work OF
fhe State and National Farm Bureau
Organization" Mr.. Thompson IS
very good speaker and capable OF tne
nosition which he holds, as ne mas
since his appointment as secretary Oh
the Illinois Agricultural association
several times visited Washington, ~.
C.. and there conferred with many OF
lour national leaders, including Presl-
dent Wilson.
! Mr.. T. E. Burner. vice-president OF
the Hancock county farm bureau, Will
give an address on The Need Oh
Organization," which will no DOUBT
be very instructive.
The directors will meet and eject
officers for the ensuing year.
The state leader of farm advisory
work will probably be here ana II
| so. he will discuss the relationship
between the farm bureau, the Illinois
Horticultural association, the Unlver-
sity of Illinois, the Illinois state de-
nartment of agriculture and the U.
Is deuartment of agriculture, all OF
which agencies are cooperating IN
the farm advisory work. AT noon the
ladies will serve big banquet in the
church basement and at least three
hundred men are expected at the
BANQUET The meeting will begin at
10 a. M, and continue the remainder
If the day. The banquet dinner is
given free to members and prospec-
five members of the farm bureau
Probate Court News.
Tn re estate of Thomas j. knlpe,
deceased.-Bond of Elizabeth Kn1pe
liz filed herein In the penal sum OF
5000. with no sureties thereon, as
executor of the last will and tesla
ment of Thomas j. Knipe. deceased.
Said bond is approved and oath
taken. and letters testamentary or
dered to issue.
In re estate of Edith Alton, de
ceased.-An order fixing Saturday
the 29th day of November, 1919, at III
Ia. m, as the time for final settle
ment herein, is fled Clarence II,
Alton, executor.
In re estate of Mckenzie Newton,
deceased Order showing the NO
yember term, 1919, Of this court is
the adjustment term in said estate,
filed. Freddie A. Newton, executor.
In re estate of William G. Levitt,
deceased. - Supplemental inventory
filed and approved, showing chattel
property, twenty war savings stamps,
notes in the principal sum OF $1S5.
Frank P. Nelson, administrator.