The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
TWENTY-SIX
TO GRADUATE
kahoka High School commencement
Nav q With Fourteen Girls and
Twelve Boys in
Class.

KkHOKA, Mo, May 1.-THE propo
sition to vote bonds in the sum OF
SAG 900 for road work in the Waylano
special road district carried by sale
two-thirds majority at an elecLlon
held in the district last Saturday. Inc
vote was 161 to As against.
There will be twenty-six graduates
from the Kahoka high school. thls
wear. Following are the names o.
those who will receive their diplomas :;
on Nav %: Louise Ball, Marshaal
Becker, Jean Bridges, Helen Bridges
Arnold Burrier, Eugene Callison, Am
rose Christy, Jr., Olive Day, Angie
Girdner. Elizabeth Gram, Myra Han
an. Sheriff. johnson, Marie kapfer
II &c Kious, John Leedom, Jr, Doris
7 ,eslie, Hope Matlick, Howard May
field. Arthur Miller, Hannah Muhrer,
EIda MoClain, Jessie Phillips, Ralph
Rauscher, Waldo Stewart, ROBERT -.
Watson. Marie Yonng-fourteen g1rls
and twelve boys Eight OF the above
lean Bridges, Helen Bridges, Ellza
meth sGram, Marie HAPPIER, Hannan
'Nuhrer, Blda McClain, Robert watson,
Marie Young, will also receive tneir
dinlomas from tho teacher tralnins
dana rtment of the high school.
Harry Owens, for assessor, and w.
IN HAYS. for Judge of the western ois.
trict both for reelection, announce
as republican candidates this week
VIM O,Connell moved this week
from near Chambersburg to kadoha,
occupying the Gray property sootn u
the depot. -. Gown,
lanes Armstrong has sold his farm
r>evere Mr., Armstrong ano
family will probably move to kanoha"
G. Seyb sold his kahoka resi-
dance On TUESDAY Of this week 10
frank Whitaker. Conslderatloh
Sc, 900. .,- ~, the
now Buick building on lots east OF tne
nostoffice. The building VIII De one
storv and cement ]. T.. Wlllltord HAS
the contract for its constructloh'
Mrs Louis johnson of this Guy
underwent an operation at ST. Joseph
hosnitsl. Keokuk, Monday, she was
n ,or'p by her husband and LIT
| r A. JohanSon. o,-,. g
u 3. Christy, of Thomas, okla'' -
rDest Of county relatives ano
friends. ;,, bonds IN
l+ha pavare school district for the puI
nose of erecting a new senooi punu
mo was defeated for the thru I'LL. ne
IN last Saturday. The vote was 10 81
for to so against, or nine votes sny
- the necessary two5thlrds maJorl''
Another election will be held.
Mrs, Jacob A. Dinger dleo at tne
family home near Kahoka on frloay
Nav 7. 1920, aged SO years, monen
and 2 days. The funeral was conuuCs
ad from St. Paurs Evangelical cnurc1
sunday, May 9, by Rev. w. becht ,pl' l.
iIntar1nent in st. Paul cemetery. Inc
husband and five sons, Henry Heroere
I1,ner Arthur and Jacob, Jr.. SURVIVE
Che is also survived by one protnet
Henry Rauscher, and four SISTERS, MIS-
Geo, Martin. Mrs. w. T. Leslie Mlsses
lula and Clara Rauscher.
, pupils of the eighth and fifth sraoes
went nicnicking Tuesday. they were
caught in the heavy rain and returned
a pretty damp bunch in every way
except in spirit
Mrs. Ora Cline, formerly OF kahoha
who was held at Monmouth, Ill, an
!. charge of arson, was released on
81 600 bond Saturday for appearance
for trial in September.
Stuart Hitler returned Monday from
Excelsior Springs. He is greatly
hon Gifted in health.