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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
10
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A detailed description of a white silk crepe de Chine blouse trimmed in blue satin and lace, featuring a yoke front, collar and revers with a vest, plus cutting and sewing instructions for the pattern. It notes the abundance of new blouse effects, many affordable for home dressmakers.
A long list of visitors and guest stays across towns. Emily Cochran and family visit Plymouth cousins Herman and Mrs Whipple. Edith McLaughlin in Lewistown Missouri. Wingert of Emporia Kansas with her mother. Dr E J Hyndman back in Bloomington after visiting Rebecca Baxter. Laura Noyes with daughter in Virden Manitoba. John Dorothy visiting Fred in Worthington South Dakota. W S McKelvie with daughter James Herbst in Roswell New Mexico. Dennison family from Washington and Ta visiting N Z Dennison. H C Montague and son Robert from Muskogee Oklahoma with father Robert Baird. Grace Mack returns from Rock Island. Frank Strader visiting E McColm in New Canton Illinois. H D Hoover and daughter at Rock River assembly in Dixon. Stella Feckle and daughter Mary Louise from St Louis visiting Louise Wilder. Henry Beckman and Emma from Pasadena visiting J P. Jean Lewis visiting relatives in Versailles. J A Brooks and family in Chicago. Will Booz visiting brother in Chicago. Herbert L Jackson of Litchfield visiting. Judge Scofield and T J Scofield visiting California expos. H O Carrington and Mrs visiting Judge and Mrs J A Baird. Mary McCarty visiting Marcelline Missouri. Annie Reyer returned from Panama exposition trip.
Lewistown with Monticello professor Mott visiting Saturday. A public sale near J. Hannahs south of town featured mainly cattle stock. Residents and visitors list recent trips, family visits, and chautauqua events including the Menelee company performances and joint Sunday School programs.
Adams III Lee Hunsaker and family of Golden visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Hunsaker Sunday. Louis Boyer and wife of Quincy visited relatives here Sunday. Wm Elliott departed for South Dakota Thursday. Earl Sims and George Proctor visited in Quincy Tuesday. Roy Bennett and family of Quincy also noted.
An old time remedy for gray hair returns as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Ready to use in stores for about 50 cents a bottle, it darkens gray strands, adds lustre, and may improve scalp condition with regular use.
Visitors and friends populate social notes from Fall Creek to Payson. Frank Bennett and family, Arthur Eubener and wife from Fall Creek, and Clifford Brown with family visited here Friday. Ernest Eulisch and wife stopped by Liberty relatives Sunday. Lela Wells visited relatives near Payson. Tra Schnur visited Quincy friends Sunday. Mr Brown of St Louis and Charlie Crook near Payson were Adams callers Monday. Earl Sims bought a new driving horse. Clarence Linthicum and wife of Payson visited relatives Tuesday. Conrad Clark and wife of Liberty stayed with daughter Mrs Alvin Kauffman Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Claud Lawrence were called to Payson Thursday by the death of Mrs Lawrence's grandmother Mrs Hibbard.
R H Weihecht of Salt Lake City Utah lauds Citrolax for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels claiming it stops headaches and provides thorough pleasant flushing without pain or nausea Miller Arthur Drug Co. notes the product does not gripe or leave after effects and endorses its use as the best laxative quoted.
Mrs Mamye Rockinfield and her son Harold visited relatives in Tioga from Friday to Sunday. E E Hedrick and Chas spent Sunday in Quincy. James Selby and son visited Scott Neaterour. Will Vogel and family of Elderville visited Albert Shafer. Farmers busy with grain. John Tripp family toured Dakota. Basco families with Vrandenburgs. Lillie Guiter of Ottumwa stayed with brothers John and Frank Flack.
Roy Foltz Fowler III and family visit relatives in La Grange Missouri. Lewis Seckman hosted business callers in Peoria last weekend. Sam Seckman left for Nebraska to work as a railroad lineman. Newtie Tweedell spent time in Mendon. Will Bittle and wife and Mrs. Frank Bitle of Quincy visited Jake Bitle and wife. Clarence Malone and family visited near Mendon. Marie Farrell returned home after a week with Nina Witham of Baylis. Laura Dempsy visited friends in Jacksonville. Mrs Mysch and two sons from Mariam Illinois are visiting Mrs Mysch’s daughter Mrs Arthur Mittelberg. Mrs Ed Armstrong of Macomb visited her sister Mrs Bert White. Mrs John Long of Galesburg spent Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Farrel.
A vintage health ad urges using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ordinary injuries and infections. It warns that even small cuts can become dangerous if untreated, noting the salve protects, heals, is anti septic, and prevents complications. It promotes an original 2 ounce box priced at 25 cents from a local druggist.
An administrator seeks an order to sell the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 33 Township 2 North Range 5 West in Adams County Illinois to pay debts of Bus Franzen deceased. Notice targets Harm Franzen Margaret Block Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Martens Bertha Martens John Martens Harm Martens to appear by September term 1915.
Harry J Mulligan acts as executor for the estate of Henry C Mulligan deceased with Govert and Lancaster serving as attorneys for the executor.
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