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Eat Sutter Krust Pread. “Corona” typewriters. Giles Bros. Mrs. G. A. Wilkey of Paloma was a Quincy Visitor. Dr. HW. F. Lafler, chiropractic treatment, 2014 Jl], State Ride. Mrs. H. A. Walford of Palmyra was a shopper in Quincy. Legeciky for feed. Phana 95, Weilers for band instruments. Mrs. Gus Mund of Sutter has been in the city shopping. Art Daugherty, undertaker. 133. Pianos tuned. Weilers. Mrs. Ed Walton of Bowen haa returned home after a visit to Quin cy. “Corona” typewriters. Giles Bros. All player pianos tarked at new low prices. Weilers. Harold Preece left Saturday for Timewell, where he will spend the weekend. Freiburg, undertaker, Tel. 380-W. Kodak films expertly developed at Figgen's drug store. Royal Jackson returned Saturday from a several days’ business visit in Chicago. Dr. A. H. Bitter has removed his office to Majestic Bldg. Tel. No.3103. The finest and sweetest toned pianos are sold by Weilers. Mrs. R. D. Denton of Carthage has been visiting Quincy friends and shopping. “Corona” typewriters. Giles Bros. Wheeler, undertaker, 1103 Mainv. Wilford and Elmer Schwarte of Chicago will arrive in the city Monday to visit relatives. Dr. Harrison, Wells Ridg., eye, ear, nose, throat. Successful treat ment of tonsils without removal. H. W. Rossmiller, Wabash bridge toll collector at Hannibal, was a visitor in the city, Saturday. Dr. Warren Pearce has moved his office to Illinois Bank Bldg. Kodak films at Figren’s. Mrs. Ira Suter, who has been in Quincy shopping and visiting friends, has returned to Palmyra. See our new banjos and banjo mandolins. Priced right at Weilers. Mrs. Frank Ardizone, who has been visiting relatives in the city, has returned to her home in St TLonis. Wallace Reid in “Sick Abed at Star, Tuesday and balance of week. Mrs. J. J. Loebbing, 2028 Broad way, will leave Monday for Rome City, Ind., where she will spend a month. Ernst Plumbing Co. Phone 606. Misses Louise and Esther Kopp of Hamilton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Muegge, 1226 Jefferson street. Used Kimball piano, $165. Weil ers. _Used player $150. Miss Mary Dickhut, 828 South Fifth street, and her nephew, W. Stockhecke, are visiting relatives in Hannibal. Have Meierhord on your street. Norm Berblinger of Liberty un derwent an operation in Blessing hospital here Friday for the re moval of his tonsils. Martha Washington candy at Fieren's drug store. William Breeding has returned from a three weeks sojourn in Jacksonville where he spent his time cleaning chimneys. Kodak filing at Figgen's. The Adams County Memorial association will have a meeting at 3:30 o'clock Monday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce. Ukeleles, $6.50, $8.50, $12.50 and up at Weilers. Miss Ruth Huechteman, 2227 Ohio street, who underwent an op eration for appendicitis in Bless ing hospital, is doing nicely. Victrolas, $25 to $300. Weilers, Guy Noll and Silas Hayworth have returned from a business trip in the East. They saw the Demp sey-Carpentier fight on July 4. Economize on your laundry Dill, try the wet wash way for the sum mer. Ideal Family Laundry, 913 Maine. Phone 722, Will Hartzell of Arkansas ar rived in the city Saturday morn ing and is visiting his brother, Dan iel E. Hartzell, 722 Jackson street. Electric pianos, $350, $475, and automatic violin, $1,500. Weilers. Miss Alta Dickhut of Paloma, who has been visiting at the home of Miss Florence Dickhut, 828 South Fifth street, left for her home Sat urday. See Berter's, 12th Oak for shoes Mrs. Hugh Turner and daughter, Vivian, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Badamo, 811 State Street, have returned to their home in St. Louis. Players repaired. Work guaran teed. Weilers. Pianos also refin ished. Mrs. Anna Werner of Ft. Madi son, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Anton Abbath, 631 Adams street, leaves for her home in the Iowa city tonight. Irene Schwarte, who for the last six weeks has been visiting her
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Sun, Jul 10, 1921

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