The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-29
JUNIOR CLASS
ENJOYS PARTY
Eleven Members Gather at Murphy
Home and Have Delicious
Supper and Good
Music.

BONAPARTE, Jan. 29.-Mr. ana
Mrs. F. D. Steen have returned "
their home in West Liberty, Iowa
after a visit here with their daughter
Mrs. Rex Leffler, and FAMILY.
r w. Fitzgerald will have pup
lie sale at his residence here on rep,
ruary IA. Mr.. Fitzgerald has soiu
his residence and will make ms IL
ture home with his son. D. ). f1lA-
gerald, on Vernon prairie.
The Junior class of the Bonaparte
high school had a party at the nome
Of one OF the members, Miss Clarlce
Murphy. last Thursday evening. lhe
house was gaily decorated with the
class colors. purple and white. q de-
,,cio1s supper was served and games
and music made the evening pass
too quickly The junior CLASS con
sists OF eleven members.
j. .E. Parr, of Milton, is mere iol
a few days visit with his son ROY
and family. . r,s,-,as
Lem loops, OF Milton, and Charle e.
Toops, Of Valley Junction, are Vlsi.-
ing relatives and friends IN TINS W. ",
cinity. The Lem loops family WIN
soon move to Michigan, where MI
Toops has traded for a 5OO-acre Iaril,.
Mrs J. %. Moore went to Ames last
Tuesday morning, being called by the
;llness of her son, Milton, VINO al
tends college and who is seriously III
with pneumonia.
Mrs Fred Cubberly, of Minneapo-
lis. came the first part of this week
for. visit with relatives and frlenas.
Z andree Johnson came from Pehln'
n, Treedav for a. few days visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. L"
Mrs, Giles Petit, Of Mt. Sterling,
ba been visiting here with her daugh'
ters Mrs. Benton Campbell and MIS-.
Harry Huff.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Page were pleas
antlv surprised at their home here
tuesday evening by the Sunshine so
cietv, of which Mrs. Page is mem
her The occasion was the wedding
anniversary Of MI. and Mrs. Page.
The members Of the society and
their husbands, with few invited
guests, were present and a sumptuous
& o'clock dinner was enjoyed by all.
Music and conversation comprised
the main program during the even
Dave Clark, of CORN, Mo-, visited
here the first part of the week with
his daughter, Mrs. Art Cummings.
and family. He was accompanied
home by his daughter, Leila, who has
been visiting here during the past
TWO weeks.
Miss Hazere Coffman, domestic
,o;ance teacher in the Bonaparte
Schools has been i'll and unable to
"a In the school room during the last
lew days.
E. c. Miller, wife and son, Ardny,
departed Monday for their future
nome in Modesto, CALI.
Miss Minnie Evans, former teach
ar in the Bonaparte schools, but who |
,ns been a resident Of Bloomfield, |
vas united in marriage to 2. M.
Wright at Deming, N. M, on Janu. |
.ry 10. Bonaparte friends extend
,est wishes.
+. M. Gardner has returned to Hi |
lois. where he represents the Tarkio
dolasses Feed company of Kansas
7ity. Mo. Mr.. Gardner was called to
lis home here last week by a mes
age telling him of the death Of Mrs.
5ardner's father, George Byard.
More grain and stock has been
hipped out OF BonaDarte this winter
han for many years. Local buyers
ere nav about as much for corn as
/ 70 worth In Chicago, and they nave
binped many carloads during the
asst few weeks. The farmers union
ave been shipping lots of hogs, cat
le and sheep, and several local buy
rs have also handled lots of stock.
J. M. Hornbaker has purchased 124
,cres of land from Frank Perkins
md with his family will soon novel