The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
|BONAPARTE
WINS GAME.
Salem All Stars Defeated at christy
Park Sunday by Score
Ut Five to
Two

n or rive 70
Two.
i BONAPARTE, July 2s.-The Bona
lparte Indians defeated the Salem All
Stars at Christy park here Sunday
by score Of s. to 2, in the best game
lof the season. Taylor, Iowa Yves
lleyan college pitcher for several
years, was on the mound for Salem,
while Storms pitched for Bonaparte.
The hitting was about alike on both
teams, Bonaparte getting six while
Salem connected safely five times.
The game was close and interesting
lall the way and was witnessed by ;
large crowd
The Keoknk Independents, one Of
the fastest colored teams in south
eastern Iowa, viii be here next Sun
day for game with the Bonaparte
team. The games here this year are
all witnessed by large crowds ard the
game Sunday will draw large
has been one OF the best basepa
towns in this part OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Lord and
auto and will visit at the H. l..
Sergeant Chas. Fl. Newkirk has
returned to Fl. Logan, Colo, after q
visit here with his sister, Mrs. II.
L. Crosby, and family.
w. e. Nixon purchased the stock
and fixtures of the Huffman grocery
store last week, and sold consider
able of the stock and shipped the re-
mainder to Eddyville where he has a
grocery store, having been in bust
mess for the past ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Riggle recently
returned from several weeks visit
with Des Moines relatives.
The dates of the BonapaTte chau-
Itauqua are August 81 to Is, being
over just In time for those who are
DESTROYS Of attending the Iowa state
fair.
Harry Noske is in charge Of the
Gus Noske harness shop at Farming
ton while Mr. Noske makes a two
weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs Charles Stein and children,
Helen and Lyle. of Pulaski. visited
recently at the Sherman Logan and
Frank Heaton homes.
Manager Gilbert has dated the Mt.
Sterling baseball team for game at
IBonaparte on August 20, chautauqua
Sunday, and the Bonaparte team will
play return game at Mt. Sterling
on August 20. These two teams have
won most of the games played this
year and they will stage q fast exhi-
bition of the national pastime when
they get together.
Van Gulick returned last week
from Germany where he was mem
Der Of the army Of occupation. He
has been in the army for two years
and a half and has just been dis
charged. He is visiting with his pa--
Ients, Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Gulick, and
other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hill have gone
Ito Seattle, Wash. for visit with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. N. Bishop
are In charge of the Hill farm during
their absence.
Miss Helen and Elizabeth Tyler are
visiting with relatives in TT. Madison
Miss Eva Carr of Galesburg. H.,
is here for visit with relatives and
friends
Mrs. Burchett OF Des Moines. is
enjoying visit with her sister, Mrs.
John Ovens
Miss Ruth Seeds OF Fairfield, came
last week for few days visit with
Bonaparte friends. The Seeds family
formerly lived here, Rev. Seeds being
pastor Of the Methodist church.
Ed Lydolph, John Warner and Don
Corns went to Minnesota Monday
morning and expect to work IN the
harvest fields.
Mrs. X r. Parr and Miss Ruth
Glasgow were in Des MONIES several
days last week.
L. A. McCracken has been hauling
tile to his farm west of Bonaparta
where he is erecting silo.
Miss Eva Wilson who has been
attending summer school in Fairfield,
returned to her home here Saturday.
R. a. Elliott drove here from Des
Moines last Saturday and VISITED over
Sunday with relatives. Mrs. EIoi;t
and daughter Margaret, who have
been visiting here for two weeks, re-
turned home with him Monday.
Peter Nicholson of Webster City.
is visiting here with his daughter,
Mrs. Bruce Vale. He will assist Mr..
Vale in getting some fancy Chester
White hogs ready to take TO the
state fair.
Mrs. Gus Steberg died a. her home
in Arnold, Nebr., on July 10. Funeral
services and burial were at Kearnsy.
Neb. Mrs. Steberg will he remem-
bered here as Miss Kate Meek. she |
having many friends here WHIP regret
to hear of her death. SHE lived IN |
Bonaparte for many yeas. and III |
tne time was one of the popular i
teachers in the Bonaparte schools |
She is survived by her husband ana !
two children, four sisters and one
brother. i