The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-16

in the county, hence we are indeed
fortunate in having two trained nurses
who are willing and eager TO assist in
this work. Mrs. Traverse was enter
Itained by Mrs. Shultz during the child
welfare exhibit, Miss Baird being en-
| tertained at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. C. M. McCollom.
DR.. Ferris and DR.. Humphrey were
the physicians in charge of the weigh
ing, measuring and examining on
Thursday, while DR.. Parr and DR..
Jenkins were in charge Friday.
| Mrs. Louis Culkin, Mrs. Whittier,
Mrs. VIM. II. Hartzell and Mrs. John
Shultz acted as clerks to the physi-
clans.
Mrs. Doud received the guests at the
church on Thursday, Mrs. VIM. A.
Fletcher receiving on Friday.
Mrs. Leon Berry, Mrs. P. H. Lloyd,
Mrs. Charles Tyler and Mrs S. M. Parr
acted as registrars.
Miss Besse McMechan, of Chicago,
who is now on short visit to her
parents, from her work in a Chicago
child hospital, and Mrs. Fred E. Har-
nest, assisted the mothers in prepar-
ing the child for the examination.
bliss Pauline Harvest was in charge
of the literature table, where many
pamphlets on the food and care of the
! baby were distributed to the eager
mothers.
Charts on the food and care OF the
baby, which had been prepared by
the Warsaw and Carthage welfare
committee, were on exhibit.
While a great many of the children
were found perfect in every particular.
iyet some defects were discovered, the
most common one being enlarged ton
sils.
The committee Is pleased with the
results of the exhibit, and thanks all
who so graciously rendered their serv-
ices in making the two days sue
cess, only regretting that every baby
in the vicinity was not able to be
present in order that the mothers
might learn from the experience OF
others and the suggestions of the ply
sicians and nurses, facts which will
assist in the physical development OF
the child.
R. r. Wallace was appointed as spe-
cial appraiser to ascertain the amount
of inheritance tax due the estate or
Theophilus Frazer, deceased.
ME Roderick, administrative of the es-
tate of George F. Miller, deceased.
filed, showing that she received in her
hands the sum of $1S5.25 and showing
a like amount paid out Order OF
court filed approving said rel ort.
In the estate of Elizabeth Miller,
deceased. Final report of Jennie Rod
erick, Administrative, shows the sum
of s92O.97 received, and like amount
paid out, leaving no balance in her
hands. Order of court filed approving
same.
In re the estate of Clara E. Butcher,
under the management and control OF
J. H. Helms, acting as conservator.
Petition for hearing as to the restor-
alton Of said Clara e. Butcher to her
rights in said property, and asking
the removal of said conservator filed.
Pollyann Clark was adjudged insane
in our county court before commits
sion composed of DR.. G. L. Ferris and
DR.. ]. T. Jenkins.
Julie H. Pierrott was adjudged In
sane in our county court before COM
mission composed of DR.. S. M. Parr
and DR.. J. T. jenkins.
Marriage Licenses.
Hal H. Fields, Keokuk; Mildred L.
Foulkes, Keokuk
VIM. Ziegler, Warsaw; Marie Vic
toria Mag. Warsaw.
Bernard Henry Goldenstein, Garth
age; Eva America Thompson, Basco.