Social notes record visits and travel across states
Mrs. M. J. Cory visits Mt. Sterling with son Charles Cory and family. Mrs. Frank Powell returns to Pleasant Hill after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Miller. W. R. Hooper and Floyd Hamitt families spend weekend in Quincy. Mary Woodyard Emma Riley and Mary Riley head to San Francisco to attend the fair and visit Mrs. Woodyard’s sister in Clovis. Sam Hammitt family depart for Greely Cole and Cheyenne Wye for several weeks. Dr. R. J. McConnel and family visit Salem with William McCleary. Roy Nicol visits Missouri relatives. Laura Henry weekends with Quincy friends. George Seybold and grandson Frank Davidson travel to Aurora Nebraska for several weeks. S. A. Dunhan, wife, Charles Ramsey, and Edith Hill spend weekend in Quincy with Levi Deeter. Thomas Martin and son visit with Will Martin’s family in Jacksonville. Sethe Whitten helps care for a gravely ill mother in New Salem. Lenore and Richard Ingalsbe of Vallejo, Cal., visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Seaborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cory
Charles Cory
Frank Powell
Pleasant Hill
David Miller
W. R. Hooper
Floyd Hamitt
Quincy
Mary Woodyard
Emma
Mary Riley
San Francisco
Cal
Woodyard
Geffen
Clovis
Sam _Hammitt
Greely
Cole
Cheyenne
Wye
R. J. McConnel
Leaton
Levi Deeter
Thomas Martin and Son
Jacksonville
Will Martin
Sethe Whitten
New Salem
Miss" Lenure
Richard Ingalsbe
Vallejo
William Seaborn
Local News from Bentley Area and Surroundings
Farmers report oats at 50 to 80 bushels per acre and wheat around 25. Haying finished with good quality. Gibbons family and Mrs Alley plan six weeks in San Francisco visiting exposition and western points. Excursion to Fort Madison drew many residents. Dana Wilder family visiting, W L Wilder moved to Bentley. Hull family relocated to Kinderhook seeking better section foreman post. Chatauqua attendees report Denver program strong. Floy Harris visited Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. Gibbons
Thomas Gibbons
E Alley
Kenneth
San Francisco
Cal
Exposition
West
Fort Madison
McCoy
Denver
C. Wilder
W. L. Wilder
Bentley
Jones
Kinderhook
Ill
Chatauqua
Floy Harris
Quincy
Bowen printing office change sparks local talk
Luther Pruett returns home after a visit. Mr. Yeager buys and takes over Everly printing office. Fair will run next week despite rain. Howard Yeager of Novinger visited family. George Seeger visits Quincy. Albert Bone visits Ruthledge area. Fred Walter and Harry Alphine in Edina. Will Gehike and wife visit Hardland. George DeMoss and wife visit Ruthledge with sister Mrs. Henry Florea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther. Pruett
Bowen
Til
Quincy
Albert Bone
Ruthledge
Fred Walter
Harry Alphine
Edina
Will Gehike
Hardland
D. L. Tweed
George
DeMoss
Rutledge
Henry Florea
Local chatter and travel notes from Quincey area
J VanPyke and son Chester were callers in Quincey Monday. Mr McKinnay of Packard Auto was seen on our streets Monday. Heavy rain delayed the train for the night and passengers stayed here. Mrs W H Doss sprained her arm Tuesday morning. Chester Van Dyke and J B Sweetling visited Sutter Wednesday. Mrs Martin Nichols of Franklin neighborhood visited her father Fred Flick Saturday. A Sunday school picnic was held at Lima Saturday afternoon. Many plan to attend the graduation picnic in Camp Point next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.€. VanPyke
Chester
Quincey
McKinnay
Packard, Auto Company
Rock Creek
Rock Creek. Tuesday Morning. Mrs. W. IH. Doss
Chester van Dyke
J. B. Sweetling
Sutter
Martin Nichols
Franklin
Fred Flick
Lima
Camp Point
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Ailments
An old advertisement urges use of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ordinary ailments and injuries, warning that even small cuts can cause infection. The copy claims it prevents blood poisoning from pin pricks and scratches and promotes healing for skin blemishes, pimples, salt rheum, and eczema, selling a two ounce box for 25 cents through druggists.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener Ad
A home remedy description promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use tonic to darken gray faded hair naturally. It claims one or two applications restore dark glossy hair and remove dandruff while preserving youthful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Adams County probate seeks sale of Franzen estate realty
In the Adams County Court in September Term 1914 John J Meints Jr as administrator of Cobus Franzen deceased petitions for an order to sell the Northwest Quarter of Section 33 Township 2 North Range 5 West Adams County Illinois to pay debts. Defendants Harm Franzen Margaret Block Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Martens Bertha Martens John Martens Harm Martens reside out of state and must answer by the September 1 1915 term or the petition will be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Illinois
Adams
Said County
John J.meints, Jr
Cobus Franzen
Trisey “Franzen
Fred B. Franzen
Harm Franzen
Margaret ~ Block
Catherine O "Miller
Ida
Ida’ Ostendorf
Cobus Martens
Bertha Martens
John Martens
Harry Martens
Ilinois
Harm’ Franzen
Margaret Block
Catherine
Miller
Ida Ostendorf
Cobus
Wnt
Adams County
Tate
Tllinuis
Court House
Quincy
A. D
Catherine Miller
Bertha. Martens
John’ Martens
Harm Martens
Harry 5
Mulligan
Henry &. Mulligan
Julia E.mulligan
Della Young
Frank .W. Buckley
John Enoch
Harry J. Mulligan
A.D
Tlingis
John Wood
Willard Keyes
Henry. C. Mulligan
Julia
E.mulligan
Harry
Ae Mulligan
Henry ‘Mulligan
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Woodburn
North
Johnny
CALL
PHE Whig
THE
Pictorial
Pictorial Review Pattern
Hirsh
Hye &Oumelet A
Cane
Muldoon
S. Si St. Wholesale
Onyx
All Good Deelers
Taylor
New York
Baylis, III
Bentley, III
Knox City, MO
W. J. Smith
Govert and
Lancaster
Whig
Tri-City
Barber College
Davenport
Iowa
Moler Barber College
St. Louis
T-40
Care Whig
Hotel
George Drew
Pittsfield
Elberta
Basket Deliverya
Hamp
St. Tel
Inquire
Maine
St. Amie US
Underwood
Giles Bros
S. 4Th
Maine St
Jhouse
T-41
Tare Whig
Geo. Kohl Granitord Co
Hampshire §T
W. Vi
Maine Street
Tom Munday
Bryan Keller
Bryan
Edna Keller
Yah Wayland Co
State Street
Oak St
M. Myers
J. Mackey
Woodland Cemetery
Greenmount
St. Boniface
Cherry
Maiden “Lane
Washington Park
C. Dove
O. H. Cady
South 11Th St
North 4Th
A. E. Pauk
City Water and Gas
Lind Street
Jersey
J. H. Hanly
6Th and
Hampshire
6Th St
Vermont Street
Oak Street
Terry Produce CO
Hampshire Sv
Oakland
P. O. Box
White Collar Line Steamers
Keokuk
Black Hawk
Burlington
Rock Island
Giant Lock
Lake Cooper
Power House
A. H. Pennoyer
Agt
South Fourth ‘St. ' A TE
B. G.vasen
Fame Street
Albert Ette
Pauline Ette
Annie Peckermeyer
Lizzie Schakelford
Clara Seger
Therasia Ette
Otto Ette
Eing
J.C. Whitefield
Frank J. Penick
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Illinois
Southern Division
Mary. E. . Klockner
Margaret Klockner
Klockner & Klockner
Mary E. Klockner
Margaret’ Klockner
United States Court Room
Ape
E.S. ‘Robinson
Springfield
Carl E. Epler
Dimsits
Bargain
Vermont
Metz
Quarter Mile
Adams, Ill
al. Groman
Adams, IL
Anna G. Metz
W. PB. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Missouri
Munger
In, Y
Life Bldg
Kansas City
Ford
Merkle
Maschings
Eor
Broadway
W.E. Becker
Monroe
Westert Motor Sales Co
van Fleet
Sey Street
McCready
J. HL. Hanley
6Th
the Whig
Ruff Brewing CO
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