The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-26

tiaiuAAtoA, NED, mas also Deen ViS1t-
ittng his sister, Mrs. White.
Miss Chico Richardson, who is
teaching at Mendon, spent the week
end with Miss Florence Lesher at
Denhart hall.
Neal Harper, who has been sta
toned at Tours, France, for several
months, has been released from serv-
ice on account Of the illness of his
father, G. 2. Harper. and is expected
to be home some time next month.
Miss Villa Nelson. assistant In
the farm bureau office, has resigned
home in Nauvoo. Miss Lois Hobbs,
cessor.
Mrs. Frank Moore, who has been
visiting her sisterin-law, Mrs. Chas.
Baxter. departed last evening for her
home in Darlington, N. d.
Miss Audrey Dawson has accepted
a position with the Davidson Mill
merry company at Quincy
Mrs. George Pilkington has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Sandstrom. in Bisgsville The Misses
Myrtle and F'lossie PiIkington accom-
panied their mother to Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. L. Short, OF West
Point. have been visiting Mrs. 3. NJ.
Mecum. They left here for Valpa-
raiso. Ind, where they will enter a
school Of telegraphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross Sw1gert, of
Des Moines. are spending few days
in the city.
Matters in Court.
Letters OF guardianship were grant
ed to Walter G. Van Pa2pelendam as
guardian Of Carl Alfred Van Pappel-
endam. who files his bond in the sum
OF $1,000, with William A. Dodge and
James B. Dodge as sureties.
In the estate of James w Sharpe,
deceased: Petition for letters Of ad-
filed shows that de-
cedent died November 5. 1918, leav-
ing no will; that his personal estate
is estimated at $3.50; that he left
surviving frankie G. Kilgore, Bertha
u. Whitmore, Eleanor B. Schmitz
and Clara E.. Carroll s., Alberta F.
and Vera j. Sharpe, his heirs. Let
ters issued to Clara NJ. Sharpe, who
files bond, with ]. H. Frank as sure
ty, in the sum Of $1,000, which is ap-
proved.
Estate of Susan Waterman, de-
ceased: Bond of Arthur J. Schneider,
as administrator Of said estate on
the sale of real estate, filed. with ia
cob M. Fisher and Ezra H. Herten-
stein as sureties, in the sum Of $4,000,
which is approved.
Order finding the heirs OF the es-
tate of James NJ. Lindsay. deceased,
TO be Beatrice Cambre, sole heir.
Estate of David NJ. Sapp, Anna s.
Sapp, Administrative: Final report
filed showing total receipts S3.59O.S3.
total expenditures s2,101.30, and bal
ance on hand $1,4S9.53. Order of
court filed approving said report, de-
claring the estate finally settled. and
the administrative from
further duty.
Order fixing time for hearing on
final settlement in the estate OF
Henry Schmitz, deceased. as of Mon
lay, the tenth day of March, 1919, at
II a. m. Henry j.. Schmitz, admins
.rator.
Letters of administration were
granted to Augusta D. Swan as ad-
of the estates of William
Il. Woolf and Frances E. Woolf, both
deceased. Inventory Of the estate of
William II. Woolf filed shows an I'M
divided one-third interest in south |
east 1851 and cash on hand s1,722.SO. |
inventory of the estate of Frances E. !
Wooif shows an undivided half in |
crest in the above lands and cash /
IN hand s362.53 Bond of said adj |
in the sum of 500 in
each estate is filed and approved.
In the matter Of the CONSERVATION. |
ship of Francis H G. Newcomb: |
supplemental report of Samuel e. |
McAfee filed shows that the total |
receipts were s619.84 and total ex-
oenditures s299.20, with a balance on
hand Of s320.64. Order Of court filed |
said report and discharg-
ng the conservator- Letters of con- :
were ordered issued to !
Harry Grain as successor to said I
Samuel E. McAfee
Appraisement bill of the estate of !