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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1916

Page

7

Death Comes After Lingering Illness in Quincy Area

Nancy Wood 68 died at 2055 Oak Street after a long illness. She was born in Pennsylvania on June 27, 1848 and survived by husband George Wood, four daughters Anna and Ida Gilbert and Lizzie Gilbert of Adams and Maggie Cate of Quincy, three sons John James and George, ten grandchildren, and one great grandson. Funeral at 11 a.m. Monday at the family home. Mildred Burdstwick infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Burderwik of Melrose township died at 2 a.m. Monday two weeks after birth on August 4. Survived by parents three brothers and two sisters. Funeral 9 a.m. Monday at St Antonious Catholic Church, burial in church cemetery. Mary E. Fletcher funeral at 2 p.m. today at residence three miles north of Lima, burial in local cemetery.

Nancy Wood Oak Street Pennsylvania George Wood Anna Gilbert Quincy Ida Gilbert Lizzie Gilbert Adams Maggie Cate John James George Mildred Burdstwick Mildred Anton Burderwik Melrose Township Lawrence Leonard Gilbert Loretta St. Antonious Catholic Church

Funeral rites for Miss Sadie E. Anson set for Monday

Funeral services for Miss Sadie E. Anson will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in Daugherty's undertaking chapel. Burial will follow in Woodland cemetery.

Sadie EB. Anson Sadie E. Anson Daugherty Undertaking Chapel Woodland Cemetery

City Pavement Repairs Show Public Private Costs

Repairs to downtown pavements are handled by the city and opened by public service concerns or property owners with a fee to cover costs. Some Quincy concerns pay up to one hundred dollars monthly for such repairs. Hampshire street holes near Fourth were fixed Saturday after an opening for a steam heat log and another for a water company lead service laid too close to the heat main.

Quincy Hampshire Street Fourth Water Company

Quincy property transfers and small deeds listed

Mary J Blakesk transfers to Lawrence Emmons Jr Its 1 and 2 Churchs addition Quincy for 5500 dollars. John B Strauss transfers to State Savings Loan and Trust Co part of St 2 Peters Meyers subdivision Nashs addition Quincy for 500 dollars. State Savings Loan and Trust Co transfers to William F Strauss part of St 2 Peters Quincy for 1 dollar. Benjamin Vasen transfers to George B Vasen It 7 block 1 Ruffs addition Quincy for 1 dollar.

Mary J. Blakesk Lawrence Emmons, Jr Church’s Quincy John B. Strauss State Savings Loan and Trust Co Peter

Good Service versus Perfect Service in Street Railways

An editorial letter argues that defining good service vs perfect service in street railways is contentious. It notes tradeoffs during rush hours, the impractical goal of taxicab-like service, and that companies aim to serve the most people at low fares, acknowledging inevitable delays and inconveniences.

Watta Watt

Christian Science Church in Quincy Forms 1891

The Quincy Christian Science church organized in 1891 after a 1882 start by the Quincey Society of Christian Scientists. Trustees named as Wood Lambert Bugbee, with Mary Hinckley pastor and later Mary Baker Eddy ordained leadership. The church moved through several quarters before purchasing land at 18th and Vermont in 1907 for a dedicated building.

Quincy Quincey Society of Christian Scientists Illinois Quincy Church of Christ Scientist John Wood Martha Lambert Georgia Bugbee Mary B. Hinckley Mary Baker Eddy Lambert Eddy Christian Science Churches Cicero Hoskins Carrie Somerville Edith M. Hess Dorothy L. Schultheis Key Emilie Worden Georgia Barlow E. M. Botsford Pauline Waldin Miner M. York Eva D. Emmons Stern Building Majestic Broadway

Growth Drives Larger Church Building Project

An initial church edifice costing about 8000 dollars to seat 25 was replaced by plans for a 20000 dollar structure with furnishings to seat 500. In December 1909 an extra 15 feet of ground was bought, plans revised in January 1910, ground broken May 1910, cornerstone laid December 8 1910, completion August 31 1911, opening services September 3 1911.

Five Men to Form Team for Regimental Championship

Ten of the machine gun company scored 90 or better on the indoor range and will compete for the championship team at Camp Prentiss today. Selected competitors include Ben Bartlett Clarke Holmes Arthur Reese Royal Jackson Chester White Otto A Wurl Zeus Smith Cliff Padgett John White and Walter Barnes. Cars leave the armory at 7:50 AM for the range with departure at 8:00 AM. Dinner will be served at a farm house near the range.

Camp Prentiss Ben Bartlett Clarke Holmes Arthur Reese Royal Jackson Chester White Otto A. Wurl Zeus Smith Cliff Padgett John White Walter Barnes

Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Death Notice and Local Visits

Josiah Dawson died in the hospital at 10 10 a m Saturday aged 79 a private in Co C 63rd Indiana infantry He had a broken leg last winter and had been ill since mid June He leaves a widow and five children including Frank Baily Earl and two daughters Mrs Charles Dickson Vandalia Ill and Mrs Lola Roe St Louis The body will be taken Monday to Jacksonville for burial Local visitors from New Canton Ill Nurses and residents gathered for news and a fish fry fund at the G A R and several families from Cottage 1 3 6 22 were noted with furloughs and visits to Madison Burlington Virden Sullivan and other towns.

Josiah Dawson Co. C. 63Rd Regiment Indiana Infantry Frank Baily Earl Charles Dickson Vandalia Til Lola Roe St. Louis Frank Fiesel Doris Sires Fiesel Madison Ill Minnie Harmon Harry Squires Sullivan Page Burlington Iowa Oscar Hamilton Gladys Velma Mrs. Hamilton Brittin Misa Hallie Albert Virden Mrs. Painter

Blessing Hospital Births Highlight Local Notices

Born to Mr and Mrs at Blessing hospital Saturday a son to Mr and Mrs Mer Cramer of 631 North Sixteenth Street also a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lawless of Bowen named Luella Marian born Saturday morning Mrs Law s former Miss Folkrod remarked on political shrewdness noting how much the people will stand for.

Grove Blessing Hospital Bar North Blessing Hospital Mra North Sixteenth Street Wilbur Lawless Bowen Luella Marian Lawsor Margaret

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Mary E. Fletcher Lima Tisa First Church of Christ Scientist Christian Science Church Sons of Veterans Hall Maine Street Newcomb Fourth and Maine Streets Conservatory of Music Eighth Hampshire Streets 18Th and Vermont Joseph Mushold Berrian School Mushold Perhin Cire Potter & Vaughn Co Creer Duker’s Copenhagen Weilers Fick Coal CO Millinery Department Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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