Local notes from Griggsville area social roundups
Rev L A Miller and Mrs Miller were dinner guests of A N Orr and family Sunday. S M Stead and daughter Miriam left for Chicago to meet Charles Baldwin Duluth Minn for a month of sightseeing New England states. Mr and Mrs Charles Findlay Clayton visiting daughter Mrs H L Bartholomew. Miss Beulah Cadwell and Margaret King went to St Louis by boat Monday. Kenirieth Butler left for Montrose Colo for a month's visit with brother Harold Williams. Mrs George Carnes and Miss Margaret Waters spent Wednesday in Quincy. Miss Edina Moss Jacksonville arrived for a visit with C E Duithaim and family. Mrs Clarence Kenney Kansas City visiting sister Mrs W A Stone. M Hiserote of Quhby on business in city last week. Miss Helen Pyle visited friends Misses Freda and Lucy Durham. Pittsfield band hired to furnish music for the fair with Frank Hancock Barry directed. He had many friends in town from last fall. Ry Williams Bert Dunham and Elmer Carrel collected money and jewelry at each place Thursday of the fair. Everett Stover Sterling attended the fair. F A Lister and son of Auburn Indiana visited his parents. Severe wind storm Friday damaged shade trees and wheat stacks. Fair grounds crowded when storm hit. feared big storm like twelve years ago. Miss Alice Sargent returned home after visit in Iowa with relatives Rexford DeTompkins came from Sterling to look after his store. Katherine King visiting Springfield this week. Lee Gould working for C I S Co at Beardstown this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Miller
A. N. Orr
S. M. Stead
Miriam
Chicago
Charles Baldwin
Duluth
Minn
New England
Charles Findlay
Clayton
H. L. Bartholoméw
Beulah Cadwell
Margaret ‘King
St. Louis
Kenirieth Butler
Montrose
Col
Harold Williams
George Carnes
Margaret Waters
Quincy
Edina Moss
Jacksonville
C. E. Duithaim
Clarence Kenney
Kansas City
W. A. Stone
Hiserote
Helen Pyle
Freda
Lucy Durham
Pittsfield
Frank Hancock
Barry
W. A. Watson
Ry ‘Williams
Bert Dunham
Elmer Carrel
Everett. Stover
Sterling
F.A. Lister
Little Son
Auburn
Ab Lister
Fair
Rexford de ‘Tompkins
Katherine
King
Springfield
Lee Gould
C. I . S. Company
Beardstown
Easy & Practical Flame Dress Making Guide
A Pictorial Review feature presents practical steps for flame dress making. Tips cover fabric selection, cutting, stitching, and finishing with clear instructions aimed at hobby crafters and home sewers. The guide emphasizes approachable techniques and step by step visuals for quick results.
A White Organdy Blouse With Quaker Collar Options
A detailed description of a crisp white organdy blouse featuring a hem-stitched collar and cuffs, with a V-shaped neck and pearl buttons. It notes optional Quaker collar, longer sleeves, yardage requirements, and fabric layout. Also covers laundering tips and style notes on collars and stay workmanship.
Local Social Notes From Camp Point Area
Mrs Henry Miller of Camp Point visited sister Mrs Robert Walker and family over Sunday. Mrs Whitmeyer and two daughters joined her husband at the U P parsonage Tuesday. Omer Hunsacker visited in Galesburg last Sunday. Miss Wimda Tholen returned home after a three weeks visit at Clara City Minnesota and will appear at Woodworth store. Mrs C Cain and daughter Mildred returned from Galesburg after ten days with relatives. All day quilting at the U P church basement drew a large crowd. PF E Sahland and John Emmiger were business callers at Plymouth. Mr Ferris returned home after three weeks visit at Davenport Iowa. Ray Beckett and Roy Hillman left for harvest fields in South Dakota. Mrs Beckett will depart for the same place soon. Rev McKown and wife of Athens visited here with sister Mrs H E Selby and family, accompanied by their son Roy and family. Mrs Carson Meints visited in Galesburg last week with sister Lulu Mason. Wallace arrived home Wednesday after visiting in Nebraska and Kansas since March. Mrs Sharo and daughters of Bowen visited Mr and Mrs William Sharo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Camp Point
Robert Walker
Whitmeyer
U. P
Omer Hunsacker
Galesburg
Wimda - Tholen
Clara City
Minn
Woodworth
C. ©. Cain
Mildred
Davenport
Ray Beckett
Roy. Hillman
South Dakota
Beckett
McKown
Athens
H. E. Selby
Hey
Roy
Carson Meints
Lulu McCabe
Mason. Wallace
Nebraska
Kansas
Sharo
Bowen
William Sharo
Kingston Weather Brings Autumn Vibe Over Town
The sudden change in weather ushers autumn feel as Kingston endures continued rain. Willie Morley and family of Ma comb NL visit Morley parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Morley the past week. George Morley escorted to Camp Point Sunday. Sylvia Bowman visited Barry Monday. Jeff Elmore and family dined with Ruby Diker and wife Sunday. Edith Chamberlain stays several weeks with sister Mrs George Morley. Edward Kistner delivered apples in Barry Wednesday. Clarence Manigold visited relatives in Liberty over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Morley
Macomb
Thomas Morley
George
Camp Point
Sylvia Bowman
Barry
Jeff Elmore
Ruby Diker
Edith
Chamberlain
George Morley
Edward Kistner
Clarence Manigold
Liberty
Warsaw Exodus Grows As Civilian Flight Accelerates
A dispatch from Innsbruck reports that of Warsaw’s 900,000 civilians, 350,000 have fled the capital, many heading to Moscow and Petrograd. An additional 200,000 have begun preparations to depart, signaling a widening population exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Paris
Innsbruck
Warsaw
Moscow
Petrograd
Salts for Kidney and Bladder Troubles Promised Relief
An old remedy article describes uric acid irritation as causing bladder weakness and burning sensations. It advocates Jad Salts or Rad Salts, four ounces daily, to neutralize urine acids, claim quick relief, and promote normal kidney and urinary function.
Notice of first meeting of creditors 1915
Mary E. Klockner and Margaret Klockner doing business as Klockner & Klockner of Quincy Adams County Illinois were adjudicated bankrupt July 28 1915. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the United States Court Room Quincy Illinois August 10 1915 at 10 oclock for creditors to attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine creditors and transact other business. E S Robinson Referee in Bankruptcy Springfield July 30 1915 Carl E Epler Attorney Quincy Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary “ E. Klockner
Margaret Klockner
Klockner.& Klockner
Mary E. Klockner
Margaret
A. D
Klockner & Klockner
United States Court Room
Quincy
Illinois
Adams County
Albert Ette
Pauline Ette
Annie Peckermeyer
Lizzie Schakelford
Clara Seger
Theresia Ette
Otto Ette
Estate sale petition in Adams County Court 1915
An administrator seeks an order to sell the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 33 in Township 2 North Range 5 West Adams County Illinois to pay debts of Cobus Franzen deceased. Defendants residing out of state were served by affidavit and must respond by the September term. Govert and Lancaster represent the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Said County
John J. Mérnts, Jr
Cobus Franzen
Trisey Franzen
Harm Franzen
Margaret
Block
Catherine
Miller
Ida. Ostendorf
Cobus Martens
Bertha Martens
John Martens
Harm Martens
H. H. Emminga
Harm
Franzen
Ida Ostendorf
Margaret Block
Catherine Miller
John* Martens
John*j. Meints
Cobus -Franzen
Adams County
Court House
Quincy
A. D
Cobis Martens
Narm Martens
Public notice of real estate sale in Adams County Illinois
By order of the Adams County Count Court of Illinois 1915 executor Harry J Muir of Henry Mulligan estate will sell at public vendue September 4 1913 at 2 pm at the south front door of Quincy Court House for cash the real estate of Henry Mulligan including lot 13 in block 83 Willard Keys Addition and north half of lot 3 in block 23 in John Wood's Addition with dower for Julia Mull Mullis and taxes for 1915. Deed by executor upon completion of sale. Govert & Lancaster Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Illinois
Bessie M
Den
Tate
Jacob Hi Haeff
Bessie'm. Tenhaef
Jacob H. Tenhaeff
Govert & Lancaster
Petit
Harry J. Muir
Henry Mulligan
Julia
E. Mulligan
Della Young
Frank W
Buckle John Enoch
Harry J. “Mullis
A. D
Court House
Quincy
County of Adams
Sitna
Adams
Ilinbolis
John Wood
County of
Willard Keyes
Quine
Henry c Magan
Julia EB. Mull
Harry
J.mulld
Henryulligan
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Plyiing Merkle Motorcycle
Surrey
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the Whig
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