The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-14
SHEEP AND WOOL
GROWERS MEET
interesting Convention at Farminsten
with Addresses by Men from
Agricultural College
at Ames.
BONAPARTE ELECTION
Real Estate Transfers for Van Buren,
county Show Great Deal of
Property Changing
Hands.
lBONAPARTE ELECTION

Il. Pennington on the same evening
and also on Thursday evening of this
W eek. The following program was Civ.
ell on Wednesday evening:
! 7:00-At the Commercial club, Adj
dress of welcome by J. s. Forgraye,
president of the club.
7:20-Address by J. F. Walker, sec
rotary of the Ohio Sheep and Wool
Growers association.
! S:20-Address by G. L. Foster, state
! marketing agent, Ames.
9:O0-Discussion on the market
| grades OF wool
Program for Thursday March 10.
9:45-At Miller's opera house. State
association in session, Mr.. w. w. Lat
IL. Logan, Iowa, president.
| Reports by T. C. Stone, secretary;
| Carlos Fowcett, treasurer.
| :00-Address. John D. Holiday of
tke National Wool Warehouse and
Storage Co.
10: 3O-Address by ]. F. Walker,
Cambria, Ohio
00-Address T. C. Stone, Ames.
:20-Address G. l.. Foster, Ames.
11:3D-Mutton banquet at Com
mercial club.
1:30-Meeting Of the State Execu-
1--WE committee.
3:00-Address by ]. F. Walker,
Cambria, Ohio.
4:00-Address by Mr. Gould, editor
OF the American Sheep Breeder, Chi
oago.
Ensign Arthur j. Chaig OF Saskatch-
evan, Canada, and David Il. Craig of
Curlsville, Pennsylvania, were recent
guests at the George 3. McComD home
in Harrisburg township
T. M. Page, q highly respected and
long time resident OF Bonaparte and
vicinity is seriously i'll here at the
home Of his son, A. j Page. Mr.. Page
fell and sustained injuries to his wrist
and hip several days ago. He is So
years of age, hit has been in good
health for many wears.
The annual school election which
was held here Monday was very
tame affair for Bonaparte, as school
edections here during the past few
years have been big events and Very
Lofty contested. There were two can
6fdates and one place to fill for three
years, the vote beirS as follows: H. G.
Creswell, 80 votes; Clark Derr, 20
votes.
The regular meeting Of the Bonaparte
Ladies Community club was held at
I
this week Plans for increasing the
membership were discussed and 9TH
or business was transacted.
Attorney J. C. Calhoun, q prominent
attorney at Keosauqua,, who enlisted
for Y M. c. A. duty in France and
who mas been over there several
months has written friends that he
expects to be home in April He Is at
present in England
A caucus was held at Community
hall on Wednesday of this week, for
the purpose of nominating a mayor,
assessor, treasurer, and five council
men to be voted upon at the election
c.l Monday March 81.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded since our last re-
port up to March 1, Total. $1SS,973.
Benjamin F. Cunningham and wife
krna, to George Wilson, eighty acres
III Luck Creek township; Sc, 10000
Harrison WhitcGnock and wife, Dot
Naurine, to J. e. Payne, twenty acres
in Des Moines township; s1.00
J. F. Anderson and wife Testusina
and q. T. Anderson and wife, Verda, |
Line acres in Vernon township; $500.
LIE Roy Ficiel and wife. Mary j., to
Hazelle J. Schultz. 119 acres in Yer
non township, $1,000.
r. F. Anderson and wife, verda, to
J. H. Ooesthoelz, 1872 acres in Lick f!
Creek township; $4,000.
Michael p Wolford and wife, Mary !
=, to S. w. and George l.. Regur, !
about 100 acres in Vernon township; |
$4,000.
Sarah E Thomas and husband l. F. |
t. Henry f. Anson, 1924 acres in |
Pennington township; s9,125.
Rol1a James and wife O1ietta and !
Pva Harris and husband j. E. to c. NJ. =
Lewis and R. c. BoSgs. ninety-eiSnt I
acres In Lick Creek township; $4,000. |
Miss Emma J. Smith to Emma /
Workman lot 2, block 2 north Birm-
ingham, 1890.
Alice E. Deitrick and husband John !
to Samuel White. lot ~ There's addi- !,
ton TO Pennington; $500
Nettie Umphrey and husband, A. |
J. to p B. Scott lots 8, 9, and IL.
block rs, Bonaparte; $500.
Lawrence Elsensohn and wife. Hat
5ie Ito Sylvanus s. Moran, lots and
T. block 2, Douds; Sits
Anna Lidolph, widow, to J. W. GIas-
cow, lots and 10 block 90, Bona
! arte; SIS /
Jack Montgomery and wife, Jen-
nie to Joshua R. Guthrie lots 8 and
8. block 81. Bentonsport: $50
Sarah Whitlocil widow and eight
others to s. w. Bennett. lots 2 and 3,
block 81, Bonaoarte; 5000.
w. w. Dustin, single, to Mary A.
Graham, part of lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block
e, Birmingham; $500.
Chas. G. Sadler and wife Eta. to
Harry n and Mildred F. BRADFORD.
! art of lots and 3, block 8. Birming-