The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-12

On wednesday morning, ser. ~
l1919 at 9 90 ock at the Immaculate
conception church, occurred the we"'
ding of Sebastian Paul Goetz N keh
kuk, Iowa, and Miss Mary AL &c
IMettrenich of this city, Rev. Land
lreth performing the ceremony. MISS
Katherine Tomlinson was bridesmaid
and Carl GoetZ, brother OF the groom
acted as groomsman.
Miss Sue Carol sang Ave Marie
land Mrs. Louis Culk'n, Until The
bride was very beautifully dressed
in white georgette, While the brides
maid wore gown of blue silk.
After the ceremony four course
luncheon was given at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary G..
Metternich, after which the bride
and groom departed on their wed
ding tour.
The out of town guests 1T lie we'd
ding were as follows
Mrs. Anna Tomlinson, William
| Larinson, Ed Ewers and wife, Marie
Azinger, Mabel West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin WanAusdal. Mr.. Goe.z, Mr..
and Mrs. Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs.
all Of KeofSuk-
| Mrs. Anna Manlove of Bowen, was
caller in this city yesterday.
| Mr.. ]. X. Akers and daughter,
Miss Edna, of Denver, visited yester-
day with friends in this city.
Mr.. Scott Duffy and sons, Cleo and
| Ted. of Denver, spent Thursday in
this city.
Mrs. G. H. Hearne and daughters,
Cora and Mary, and Mr.. Roy Akers
imotored to Keokuk yesterday after
noon.
Yesterday morning, as Mflt II.
Smith and family were on the road
| to Keokuk, with a sick daughter
whom they were taking 10 the hos
pital, they met with a serious acct
dent one mile east OF Elvaston,
where there is bend IN the road,
when a Buick car, driven by Harry
Fleming accompanied with five men
from Keokuk, collided with the Smith
car. Mrs. Smith was thrown out OF
| the car and severely cut about the
face and head. She was Immediately
taken to Elvaston and DR.. Runyan
rendered the necessary aid. Both
cars were very badly demolished. Mr..
Smiths car was a new Oakland.
Board OF SUPERVISORS.
Yesterday was the second day Of
the annual meeting or the board OF
Supervisors of Hancock county, and
| the following proceedings were had:
| All officers and members were
present.
The following resolutions on cleo
ton expenses was presented and
approved.
Be it resolved, that the expenses
for conducting the primary election
i September 10, 1919, in each of the
voting precincts of the county, be
allowed as follows, town:
Judges of election, each. ..... $500
Clerks of election, eacn. -. SOC
For posting election nvtices.... 300
For posting sample ballots. -. 300
For returning poll books and
And sc per mile in addition TO,
necessary travel.
For hall rent .......... 50 Ut
And the necessary fee and tx
penses of moving and setting III
booths, lights and incidental ex
| penses and the further sum of $500
each per day be paid to the justice:
of the peace, who assist the county
clerk be directed to issue orders OF
the county treasurer for the severa
amounts to the persons entitled
thereto.
The following resolution was ORE
scented and approved by the board:
, Whereas, the county officers of tn
. several counties Of the state of III
nois, have organizations and hol
conventions for the purpose of get
ting together and familiarizing them
selves with the work or the severa
Offices and becoming better nc
quainted with the laws under whic
they conduct the worn.
Therefore, be it resolved, that I'll
officials of this county be authorize
to attend their several state CONVEX
/ lions and that the expense attendin