Quincy Journal 1896 Local Notices and Social Briefs
Salt sold at a new barrel price at A Pilliod's. Nill's offers Queensware and hats. Mrs Halleck and Mrs C D Chadwick noted among locals. New daughter for Mr and Mrs M A Lewis of Ray. Mrs Humphreys recovering from illness. Gossip on visitors from Wixom and Angola. A mouse caused a scare in a shop. Postmaster appointed at Clear Lake. Prof Smith plans a changing class. Stray black sow found and described. Politics and local errands fill the day as fair week begins.
Local notices and society items from Angola area
J Stanton is on the sick list E E Dobbs was in town Monday S R Heberling was at Auburn Saturday Mrs H E Withington is on the sick list Go to Mrs B Halleck for trimmed hats at 1 50 Philip Michael has put 2 new roofs on his store building Mr and Mrs Geo Straw will leave for California next week China and glassware at Nil s S S Convention at the M E church Oct 16 Everyone invited A large number from Fremont at the Angola fair Middle of the road populists hold county convention at Angola Oct 3 Alfred Pisves and wife of Coldwater were guests of Mrs H M Howell this week Miss Ips Michael gave a piano solo for the Crescent society at Angola Hon Aaron Jones of South Bend will speak here Friday Oct 1 Ralph Stewart of Ray and Miss Ethel Paul of California Mich were married Sunday H A Reppera s new building will add to the block plate glass front arrived We are obliged to Mrs F M Tuttle for copies of Topeka papers Abner G Smith notes Mrs Smith catches mice Charles Morgan in charge at Little Palace hotel during W N Hoftheina s absence Forrest Sr Rambler Mrs Hatleck invites you to view hats and trimmings Services Sunday evening and Saturday and Sunday meetings Weather report and fair attendance notes Prohibition convention Angola ticket nominees listed Weather and accident notes about Mrs J E Dart incident and injuries Prohibition ticket details Copy of Pacific Commercial Advertiser Jamada Post North Otago Times and Oagimu ra notices mentioned
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M. E. Church
Fremont
Angola
Alfred Pisves
Coldwater
H. M. Howell
Ips Michael
the Crescent Society
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Ralph Stewart
Ray
Ethel Paul
California
Mich
Cvomttz
H. A. Reppera
F.M. Tuttle
offLopeka
Kan
Topekx
Hillsdale Tonight to Hear Senator Teller of Colorado
The item notes Senator Teller of Colorado will speak at Hillsdale tonight. Also listed are various social notices and local happenings including Hats at Mrs Halleck's, telephony with Angola fair grounds, and attendance at the W. I. C. district convention at Albion.
Parlor Lamps and Gifts Offered at East Market
J. P. Aunar, prop, advertises parlor lamps and various goods at East Market with baking powder and a selection of presents. George Trout of Wamega visited F. M. Tuttle’s home and then attended the g ham battles. Mr and Mrs George plan to leave Mrs O M Tuttle’s residence. they hail from Broderick Kansas, in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powde
George ‘Trout
Wamega
Herdey
F.M. Tuttle
George
M. Tuttle
Broderick
Kaigas
Topeka
Kanens Daily Capital
Crooked Creek News Briefs From Bronson To Hillsdale
RainTuesday morning edged into Crawford county notes as residents from Bronson to Fremont and West Ovid gathered for church services and visits. Local marriages and illnesses are logged along with upcoming U B church dedication on November first by Bishop Becker and a November second lecture on Egypt travels.
Additional Passenger Trains On O M Railway
Two extra passenger trains will operate between Cincinnati Ohio and Jackson Michigan starting Wednesday September 3. The northbound will depart Cincinnati at 1 45 p m arriving Jackson at 6 00 a m. The southbound leaves Jackson at 11 00 p m arriving Cincinnati at 7 5 a m. Connections with Southern lines at Cincinnati and Michigan Central at Jackson. Refer to time cards or ask C B S M A Ry agents.
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Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw
Cincinnati
Jackson
Mich
Ginglepati
Michigan Gentral B. R
C.d
MA Ry
M. Semapen
Lus N Dass
Ladies Jackets Deep Discount Catalog Teaser
Advertisement shows the largest assortment of ladies jackets with prices listed from the finest to the cheapest. Highlights include varied styles and bargain labels such as 82, 8 S485, 80, 87, S760, 88 sei, SI RTD, S15. A general sales pitch promises broad selection and substantial savings for female apparel buyers.
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Stram
Hoecking
Jackson Hill
Lehigh, Lackawanna
Scranton
Huard
A. Piliod
Fremont, Ind
Xhout Garland
Occidental Hotel
Seaside
Wach
Bays
McKeehen
A. Pilliod
Jacob Michael
N. W. Ball
Wixom
Frank Roby
A. Wood
McKeahey
Floy
Gulifornia
B. W. Springer
Clear Jake
Yinee
Wiltz
Smith
Hillydale
Follett
M. M. Gilbert
Croxton’s
Frank Noyes
John G. Yeagley
Aiguusee
Methodist Church
Stockdale
Minischarkal Lyceum Association
Roaroke
Ais. Spake
Mies Minnis
Auburn
Hilton House
Little John Young
dayNaet” Weel
D. D. Smith
Wall Leke
York
Plana
McBkinley
A. C. Nill
L. Kirkwood
Rosing Wiser
Abner G. Smith
Charles Morgan
Little Palace
W. N. Hoftheina
Osfo
All. Forrest Sr
Rambler
Janey
A. A. Stockdale
J. £. Dart
A. Angola
John Y. Hammond
Otsego
A. Wolf
Mremont
IF. Bachelor
Pleasant
Llyin Beers
Alex. Kinmont
Silas G. Long
Thos. McClue
Lacey
Steuben
Baur
Pacific Commercial
Jamada Post
North Otago ‘Times
Hoyoklu
Sandwich Islands
Kingston
Jamaica
Oagiura
New Zealand
Globe
S. Omsglies
Charlie Hampel
Chas. Ixsepler
Ya.m
T. B. McNaon
Marion White
Marthe Michael
Amanda Gleason
Cory
Albion
Ind
J. W. Goodwin
Wim. Case
Bronson
Ain. Nobpi
Yeey Pepry
Jay Bronson
Frank Williams
E. Brown
Nebraska
Brown
JW. Gill
Jes. Adams
Mr. Prisst and Wie
Alvansee
Arvey Adams
Coldwater Lake
Wilmuth
U. B
Alganges
Becker
Dayter Ohio
Egypt
Newmarkets