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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1915

Page

8

Social Notes From Quincy and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. Charles Cottrell and family return from trips to Sycamore and Chicago. Fall visits include Miss Helen Geiger in Peoria for a Tacoma wedding. Mr M K Weems back from Colorado awaiting a move on Hampshire street. Families travel to Manitowoc and Milwaukee for congresses and conventions while others plan expositions in California and Yellowstone. Community events feature a Children’s Day at Temperance Home and a Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Quincy.

Charles ‘Cottrell Norman Elizabeth Sycamore Chicago Cottrell William Geiger Tacoma M. K. Weems Colorado Jesse Weems Hampshire Street Eighteenth Street M.’ K. ‘Weems Heri Betty Nancy Mary Virginia E. .N. Monroe California Yellowstone National Park R. G Salt Lake City Denver Pomery Sinnock East Hampshire Street

Pan Arts Lecture course at St Marys academy begins

A Pan Arts Lecture course will start in September at St Marys academy under Dr Lauder. It is open to General Aesthetics Circle members with yearlong access for 10 dollars. The program spans literature music and art with daily sessions from September to June, including a September 23 24 25 schedule and a detailed plan for literature and art topics plus vocal and recordkeeping guidance.

St. Mary’s Academy Lauder

Sage and Sulphur Compound Reclaims Hair Color

A traditional home remedy now sold in drug stores as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken faded or gray hair, stop dandruff and itching, and reduce hair loss. Used with a sponge or brush, it darkens strands gradually and evenly, making hair appear healthier and younger.

Wyeth

Gem City Printery and Koehler Dye Letterheads

Local printery advertising specialty services including letterheads bill heads statements envelopes cards tickets programs and wedding announcements from 12214 South Fifth Street featuring Gem City Printery and Koehler and Dye Props.

Gem City Printery Koehler & Dye South Fifth Street

Postponing Old Ags and Kidney Pills Ad

Overworked and diseased kidneys signal aging signs and rheumatic symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to restore health by aiding kidney function and flushing uric acid and poisons from the body. Miller & Arthur: Drug Co.

Foley Miller & Arthur: Drug Co

Bryan to keynote National Fraternal Congress in Minneapolis

Former Secretary of State William J. Bryan is set as principal speaker at the four day convention opening in Minneapolis. The National Fraternal Congress brings together executives from leading fraternal insurance orders to discuss shared concerns and issues.

Bryan Minneapolis William’ J. Bryan National Fraternal Congress

Second Democratic Primary Set in Fourth South Carolina

In Columbus local officials announce a second Democratic congressional primary in the Fourth South Carolina district to replace Joseph T. Johnson who resigned to become veteran judge. Candidates A. J. Nichols of Spartanburg and B. A. Morgan of Greenville led the first primary earlier this month.

Carolina Columbus St Ug South Carolina Congress Joseph T. Johnson A. J. Nichols Spartanburg B. A. Morgan Greenville

Try Leaders for Murder

Four district and local officers of the United Mine Workers and one officer of the State Federation of Labor face trial in Boulder this week on indictments charging murder for killings during last year’s coal strike at the Hecla mine. If counsel fails to secure a postponement, the cases proceed as scheduled.

Boulder Cole United Mine Workers State Federation of Labor Hecla

Local social notes and meetings of the week

Local residents return from Excelsior Springs health trip and visitors arrive from Chicago and La Belle. Evan Morris hosts a dancing party at Point Pleasant colony. Y M C A members elect officers. Hannibal business manager Frank Brown visits for Labor Day excursion plans. Mrs. Sarah Washington dies at Jacksonville State Hospital. funeral in town Wednesday at the Ninth and Oak Methodist church.

Jack Hagan Excelsior Springs Clarence Wortman Chicago Wortman J. A. “Wortman Hampshire Street Frank Wissman Ellington Township Evan “Morris Point Pleasant Colony Colony Henry Frank Brown Hannibal Hannibal Trades and Labor Assembly Quincy Brown Sarah Washington State Hospital Jacksonville Til Ninth Oak

Dr Kings New Life Pills Sell 36 for 25 Cents

An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills in glass bottles with 36 white sugar coated pills for 25 cents. One pill before bed is presented as a pleasant dose with morning relief from constipation. Available at all druggists.

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