Local Missourian Notes From Bushnell Area
Mrs Ed Meyer of Bushnell visits sister Mrs Geo Ihnen and Mrs Fred McKenzie in Quincy. Depot agent Mr Austin moves into Mrs Elizabeth Robbins home. Ice cream supper Aug 7 near Fhnens store. Pansy class picnic Friday for Boys class at MEY Sunday school. Mr and Mrs Harrison of Golden visit. Mrs James Robbins of Plymouth calls. Alfred Kimball family visit mother. Last quarterly conference Friday afternoon. Standard Bearer Missionary society Friday evening. Child injured by boiling kettle. mother jelly making. Mrs Berryman back from Blessing hospital. Mrs A T McMurry ill with rheumatism. Infant of Merle Inman buried at Pleasant Ridge. Low Dalton’s Rutledge visit sister. Two-year-old child of Ben Biltz of Quincy intered at Colony cemetery. Chas Huffman and John Carder visit Williamstown for moving picture show at State prison. Little threshing done due to rain. oats and wheat decayed, stock not fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Meyer
Bushnell
Geo. Ihnen
Fred’ McKenzie
Greta
Quincy
Austin
New
Fhnen
Lenora
Mey
Theodore Schuankee
Herman’ Duden
Harrison
Golden
Geo. Ihn
Jos
Ted
A. T. McMurry
Merle Inman
Pleasant Ridge
Edina
Low Dalton
Rutledge
Dalton
Ernest Bertram
Ben Biltz
Colony Cemetery
Chas, Huffman
John Carder
Williamstown
State Prison
Nery
Local notices and travels dot town chatter
Mrs Evelyne Sperry returned Sunday from a week with relatives in Quincy. James Turner visited Middletown all last week. Harry La Liers Hello Bride gave a sacred concert in the park Sunday evening. John Green is up from the dredge boat. Mrs Otis Boren was on the sick list last week. Professor Meserve and family are packing and will move to Milton Til. Joe Estergreen and family came by auto from Topeka Kan for an extended visit. Merle Kenady was a business visitor in Quincy Saturday. M G Spague was in Quincy Monday. Dr Reynolds returned from the Grand Circuit races in Detroit Saturday. T B Kenady came down from Quincy Saturday. B Miller moved his fleet of boats to his summer resort on the river Monday. The voters at the election Saturday empowered road commissioners to borrow to repair roads and bridges in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyne ‘Sperry
Quincy
Jas
Turner
Middletown
Harry la Liers
Park
John Green
Otis Boren
Professor Meserve
Milton
Til
Joe Estergreen
Topeka
Kan
Merle Kenady
M. G. Spague
Dr. Reynolds
Detroit
Mich
T. B.kenady
B. Miller
Constipation Cure Promises Overnight Relief
An ad touts Po-Do-Lax as an overnight remedy for constipation. It claims Po-Do-Lax contains Podophylin without gripe and works by arousing the liver to increase bile flow, asserting digestion improves with no gas or fermentation. The pitch urges readers to buy from a druggist.
Farmer Jas Buford Treated After Wire Fence Injury
Jas Buford, a farmer near Harmony Grove church in Colony Missouri, cut his hand on a barbed wire fence last week. The wound became infected with blood poisoning and left him with a badly inflamed arm and hand under a doctor's care all week. He is now improving. On Wednesday, Gilvie Berrym, the six year old son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Berrym, was burned quite seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Buford
Harmony
Grove
Church
Gilvie
Dudley Berrym
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised Mercury Warning
Old remedy alert warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. E. Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective internally. Also touts Hall's Family Pills for constipation with druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney, & Co
Hall's
Illinois State Fair dates and board leadership listed
The State Board of Agriculture governs the Illinois State Fair set for September 17 to 25 in Springfield. Executive officers include President Len Smail and Secretary B. M. Davison with a long roster of vice-presidents by district and department superintendents for cattle, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Springfield
Len Smail
Kankakee
J. T. Montgomery
Charleston
J. F. Prather
Williamsville
Martin
Conrad
Rockwell
Chicago
KH. Heide
Union Stock Yards
John McCord
Palos Park
Cook County
Frank M. Mares
Archer Avenue
August W. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
John Dill Robertson
North State Street
J. J. McComb
Potomac Avenue
Louis F. Wilk
North Kedzie Avenue
J. F. Rehm
Deming
Place
W. E. Davis
Libertyville
Eleyventh
C. F. Dike
North Crystal
Lake
Mendota
J. BH. Taggart
Freeport
Joab Goodall
Len Small
J.P. Code
HH. B. Taylor
Jacks and
Jennets
Elias Watkins
Speed
George
H. Madden
Thomas
Marshall
John S. Culp
William‘ Dighton
John W. Shaw
A.W. Miller
Frank’ M. Mares
B. H.heide
Ring
C. M. Woods
the Coliseum
Gates
J. H. Taggart
Boys’ State Pair ‘Commission
Francis G. Blair
A. N. Abbott
Edgar C. Pruitt
Eugene Davenport
Charles Fr. Mills
Grace Viall Gray
Maryland Avenue
Laura.a. Gonterman
Edwardsville
S. H. Winser
Princeton
Minnie Starr Grainger
Belvidere
County Exhibits At Illinois State Fair Dome
Many county displays planned for the Dome building at the Illinois State Fair from September 17 to 25. County farm advisers boosted agricultural interest leading to notable exhibits. Wet season yields good samples from flood-free lands. Counties invest annually in displays, creating keen rivalry this year among residents and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
State Fair Visitors Informed On Free Information Booths
Wilt Direct State Fair Visitors the coming State Fair September 17 to 25 need have no fear of not finding places which they seek. The Springfield Commercial Association has arranged to maintain a free information bureau in the northwest corner of the court house yard. Ladies will find a Y W C A representative in attendance there at all times. All information will be given without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
Springfield Commercial Association
Court House Yard
Texas Woner Kidney Cure Promises Broad Effects
An advertisement for Dr. W.W. Hall claims The Texas Woner cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes and rheumatic aches. It states regulation of bladder issues in children and offers mail sales for 1.06 with two months treatment. Testimonials available from St. Louis Missouri and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W.W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Dr James Headache Powder Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
An old time headache remedy promises rapid relief from headache neuralgia and pain. The copy urges readers to buy a dime package at the drug store and notes relief moments after taking the powder, claiming magical effects and urging to get what you eat for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. James
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
A historic home remedy named Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as restoring natural hair color, covering gray, improving sheen, and helping scalp conditions. A downtown druggist asserts it darkens evenly and is undetectable, with use involving brushing through one strand at a time for visible results by morning.
Knights of Columbus Meet Opens in Seattle
The thirty third annual supreme council meeting of the Knights of Columbus opens in Seattle with a pontifical high mass led by Mgr Bonanza apostolic delegate at Washington. Arch bishop Christie delivers the sermon as business sessions begin. Governor Lister greets delegates for Washington and Mayor Gill speaks for Seattle. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty responds for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Mgr. Bonanza
Washington
Christie
Lister
Gill
James
Flaherty
New Haven
Conn
el Pse
Probate of Will Notice in Adams County Illinois
Notice for probate of the last will and testament of Albert Ette deceased mentions Pauline Ette Annie Peckermeyer Lizzie Schakelford Clara Seger Theresa Ette Otto Ette and Albert Ette as heirs legatees and devisees. The County Court in Adams County Quincy Illinois will hear the matter on August 25 1915 with appearance optional. Attorneys Frank J Penick J Smith Clerk Deputy sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Albert Ette
Pauline Ette
Annie Peckermeyer
Lizzie Schakelford
Clara
Seger
Theresia Ette
Otto Ette
Quincy
Illinois
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Klockner Bankrupts
In the Southern District of Illinois, Adams County, Mary E. Klockner and Margaret Klockner doing business as Klockner & Klockner were adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the United States Court Room in Quincy on August 10, 1915 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the debtors and transact other business. Referee in Bankruptcy E S Robinson Springfield IL July 30 1915. Attorney Carl E Epler Quincy IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. E. Klockner
Margaret Klockner
Klockner & Klockner
Mary E. Klockner
Margaret. Klockner
Klockner
A. D
Mary’ E. Klockner
United States Court Room
Quincy
Illinois
Estate sale order sought for Franzen estate in Adams County
An administrator petition seeks court order to sell Cobus Franzen estate property in Adams County Illinois to pay debts. Notice names Harm Franzen Margaret Block Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Martens Bertha Martens John Martens and Harm Martens as residents out of state with Septembers term set for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Dan’ ‘Batty
John J. Meints, Jr
Cobus Franzen
Trisey Franzen
Fred B
Franzen
Harm
Margaret
Block
Catherine
Miller
Ida
Ostendorf
Cobus
Martens
Bertha Martens
John Martens
Harm Martens
H. H. Emminga
Harm Franzen
Margaret Block
Catherine, Miller
Ida Ostendorf
Cobus Martens
Ilinois
Catherine Miller
John J. Meints
Adams’ County
Lost Item Notice Prompts Phone Call to The Whig
The notice urges readers to telephone The Whig with details of a lost item. It mentions a watch or parasol as examples and frames the call as the first moment after the loss. The brief emphasizes a quick response to publish a Lost ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Whig
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Adams County Illinois
By order of the County Court of Adams County Illinois an executor sale is set for September 4 1915 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Quincy Court House. The property includes Lot 13 Block 88 in John Woots Addition and the north half of Lot 3 Block 23 in Willard Keyes Addition, all as the estate of Henry Mulligan deceased. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder and includes Julia E Mulligan's dower. Taxes for 1915 apportionment unresolved. Attorney Govert & Lancaster for Harry J Mulligan executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Illinois
Bessie .M. Tenhaeff
Jacobi, Tenhaeff
Harold
Léslie Tenhoeff
A. D
Golden
Adams
Bagg
Jacob H. Tenhaeff
Bessie
M. Tenhaeff
Bessie M. Tenhaefr
Jacob Hw. Tenhaeff
Govert & Lancaster
State of Illinois
Harry J. Mulligan
Henry
C. Mulligan
Della Young
John Enoch
Harry J. “Mulligan
Quincy
Ilinois
John. Woot
Henry C. Burgan
Julia E. Mulligan
Harry J. Mulliga
Mulligan
Govert
Lancaster
Jes
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Benson
Virgil Beavers
William, Beavers
Strong
Here
Richfield
Nellie Cochran
Wal
Muldoon
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England
America
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Unigers State Fair
Knights of Columbus
State OF
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J. Penick, Attorney
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Dinois
E. S. ‘Robinson
Carl E. Epler
Chichester
Dewey Woodruff
Mainé St
Miss Woodruff
J. R. Belt
Vermont
International
Clough- Reihm Co
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Broadway
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Edna
Keller
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J. ‘D. McMillen
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Pittsfield
20Th St
B. G . Vasen
Maine Street
J. H. Mueller
Ramsey
Ace Dress
Jersey St
St. James Lunch Room
Call C. Dove
Whig
O. H. Eny
ITV
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Maine
Kentucky
Hannibal
B. H. Dolan
Majestic
Oakland
P.O. Box
W. J. Smith
Said County
Govert and
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers & Bottlers
Sixteenth
John
Rory ‘J. Lee
Ursa
Ford
Maschings
State Street
Bank
Whig Company
County of Adams
Anna M. Ellis
W. Emery. Lancaster
Tilinoig
Anna M, Ellis
Chester Poling
Notary Publig
Jersey
C. Miller
North 6Th St
Giles Brothers
South 4Th St
W. .B. McCready
Munger
S. 190
N. Y
Kansas City
George Castle
York Street
D. R
Peng Man
Twelfth
W. E. Baker
Teele and
W. E. Becker
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