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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1919

Page

11

Notice Of Proposed Change In Toll Rates

Public Utilities Commission in Springfield to hold a general hearing on December 16, 1919 at 10:00 a.m. to determine whether increased long distance toll rates filed by Central Union Telephone Company are justified. C H Rottger, general manager, invites interested parties to obtain further information from the secretary of the commission.

Central Union Telephone Company Public Utilities Commission of Tuunois Wwinods Postmaster General of United States Springfield Public Utilities Commission Wilneis C. H. Rottger

Wedding and lodge notices fill Palmyra pages

Miss Syble Simpson wed Floyd D. Garret in her mother's home with Rev J I Boone officiating. The couple plans to live in Mendon Illinois after a stop in La Grange. Local Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges elected officers and hosted instruction. Bertha Nix wed Edward Bier in the Catholic parsonage. numerous lodge meetings wrapped up week. Dave McCarty of Jacksonville, Illinois visited Palmyra.

Syble Simpson J. I. Simpson Floyd D. Garret J. IM. Boone Methodist Church Mr. Garret la Grange Herald Office Mendon Pal Myra ALO Wichelto W. OW. Sears J. W. Proctor Wls Ailey Finagerer George Bo Thomas Marion Indies OL WM Fred Jacobs Nobie Grand Tarry Stillions Clarence Cary AL K AL K. 4Feeler Treasurer Each To Serve For A Term of One Year, Flt, Staton Inde Tarry A. Collins Missourdi Plower City Rebekah Lodge W. W. Sears Noble Grand Minnie Botettcher Prand Annia Johnson William Fox J. Anderson Collins Odd Fellows Liberty Colling Rebekah Flower City Pike Moore Bertha Nix Edward Bier Father Farischon Lallie Bier Sidney Wiseman Frank Nix Mr. Bier Henry Bier South Main Street Missouri Marien Lodge Canton Dave MecCarty Jacksonville Til Palmyra Harry Bross Noble Tian Begley Views Granm Cox Oney Carter J. K. Anderson Curt Young

Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye Promises Natural Dark Tone

An old recipe claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair evenly and naturally. By applying with a sponge or brush, gray strands fade by morning and after subsequent use hair becomes glossy and lustrous with a restored natural color.

Wryeth Wyeth

Local notes of illnesses, visits and society events

Mrs J G Hubbard and Mrs G T Meciatehan travel to Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn for operations. Mrs Hattie Johnson closes boarding house and heads to Dallas for winter. Numerous regional visits and weddings detailed among residents and families across Canton, Ewing, La Grange, Palmyra, Keokuk, Quincy. A local wedding unites J Hudson Durdee Canton and Miss Mary Ellen Tittle. many social calls, travels, and house movements noted.

J. G., Hubbard G. T. Meciatehan Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn Indies Dmitt Hattie Johnson Toeene Dallas Texas Naomi Shork la Belle Mia Edgar Robers Suiday Rossmiller St. Louis Jouseph Little Tenjamin J. Hudson Durdee Canton Mary Ellen Tittle Bank of Canton West College Street Mary Coyle Graham Hospital James M. Howard R. T. Howard Beardstown Wv. J. Edwards Ewing Tom Martin Palmyra Brink R. I. Wallace

Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Towns

A string of visits is noted as Mrs Emma Smith visits her son Charley Smath in Lakenan. Miss Le Nella Gouch visits her father J In Geoch in Hannibal. Families from near Drakeville Davis County relocate to Shellyville. Various residents travel to Shelbyville, Quincy, and Kirksville to see relatives and attend events.

Emma Smith Lakenan Charley Smath le Nella Gouch Hannibal Geoch H. C. Bunch Drakeville Davis Uieir Farm Shellyvile Plob. Dunnons Slaughter Monroe City Shelbyville Wm. Shouse Bethel Ward Eile Kansas Chey Arthur Biowell Th. Lurns Busney J. &, Quigley Bab Barsoldl If M. Farrel Chillicothe Sitta Yans Hieber Jess Peters Fristay Pla. Simmons Palmyra Arthur Burk Kirksville Roy May Arch Phillips Quincy Swinney T Meaber Noc Parsons Nell Jacobs Lorence Helen Jones Mrr Milt Baker Sheridan Wyo Kk. M. Baker Threlkeld Ernest Clark

Beverly M. FE Sunday School Lunch at Lew Syrele Sale

The Beverly Missionary Fellowship Sunday school will serve lunch at Lew Syrele’s sale on Wednesday December 10. Bernice Kelly visited Eva Arntzen on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Griffeth Robertson hosted guests Friday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Owen Uni visited Quin cy. Mr and Mrs M R Sykes were Quin cy visitors Friday. The oyster supper by the Standard Hearers Thanksgiving evening was a social and financial success. A large attendance filled the event.

Beverly M. FE Lew Syrele Sale Bernice Kelly Eva Arntzen

Wednesday reception for Edward Burns discharged from army

Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs P Burns a party honored their son Edward who has recently been discharged from the army. Mrs Arthur Waters and Ruth Waters and Mrs Howard Randolph were Quincy visitors Friday. Mrs Jake Kelly returned Monday from visits in Chicago Canton Mo and Quin. Dr Beavers of Barry visited Mrs Marion Sykes. J 5 Orebaugh sold his residence to 8 D Moora. Dr McConnell of Baylis was called.

J. F. Wallace Herbert Kreltz St. E. Barnard Weston Frank Knowles Dallas Gusney Palmyra John Musser Miles Stice Knox City Ella Martin BR. Jones Anna Crutchfield G. A. Davis Quirtey Josephine Quinn la Grange Sam Bevang Grace McGinnis Culver- Stockton W. McGinnis Plymouth Charles Hoerer Kansas City BE. Hoerer Edith Cowper L. C. Accolin Persey Keokuk Andy Zenee Will Parker Quincy Sam Payton Gregory Walter L. Jeniis A. J. Reddick John P. Foley Pen Ir. Grahan Charles T. Gorrell J. HH. Reed Georgia A. Stow George Roth Corder Durham 3Fo J. J. Bailey Hitl Faith Quines Louw Serigusie Capstewe Street Elizabeth Kelly Ployd Welly J. W. Mitts R. Little St. Totts Snowdle Bathe la Grance Nell Jennie Wonaker Misa Carrie Dasbach W. J. Lockwood W. E. Johnson Harold Bunmgarner Salsbury J. C. Wilson Stelle Clarke Shethina High School Sneng Lan Ribat A. K. Allen Tua Pelle G. Pink George Owsley New Orleans Misekles Ruth Florene McClintock Golden J. Barker Davis Sawyer St. Tarnis Fr. O. Sanderson Charlotte John Yazelwood Canton Benson Alten Til James Fagelson Merer Nelle Bayne Louisiana Miss Prances State University Harry Barneyback Wayland Andrs Charles A. Powell Keytesvill Geo. McCutchan Esthar Rebekah N. G Neta Constantz V. G Belva Jacobsen Ruby Each Geeianetal Alice Pilcher Julia Constantz Craft Lodge A. M W. M Chappell M. F Burroughs Eugene Bash G. P. Geetts Isla Arntzen Opal Ohio Beverly Iva Arntzen W. M. Turley P. Burns Edward Arthur Waters Ruth Howard Randolph Jake Kelly Chicago Quin Beavers Barry Marion Sykes Orebaugh D. Moora McConnell Baylis

Monday to see Mrs. Sarah Stauffer

Rev. Moore began a meeting at Northcott chapel Monday night inviting attendees to attend and discuss the upcoming events with Mrs. Sarah Stauffer noted in the local notice context.

Sarah Stauffer Moore Northcott Chapel

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H. Schroeder Brown & Mays Drug Co Weilers N. 5Th ST Palmyra, MO Canton, MO White Rotary Litstrate Niehaus Knollenberg Milling Co 8Th & York Shelbina, MO A. E. Prince . Burgery Newcomb Hotel Qui Cy Will Mandolin East Side Square Henry G. Garrells & Sons Garrelfs Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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