Public sale of Beverly real estate by Adams County court decree
Under a 1915 Adams County Illinois Circuit Court decree master in chancery Edward P. Allen will sell December 23 1915 at 1 pm at the Beverly residence the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 21 excluding Beverly town parts and described boundaries in plat book 1 page 201. Frank J. Penick solicitor for complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Illinois
Agnés Seyimour
James Jarrett
Quincy
Edward P., Allen
Frank J. Penick
William W. Robertson
John W. Robertson
Edward P. Allen
Beverly
Ulinois
Recorder of’ Deeds
Adams County
Adams Street
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors for B P S Decorating
In the Southern District of Illinois B P S Decorating Company a corporation of Quincy Adams County was adjudicated bankrupt on December 6 1915. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the United States courtroom Quincy Illinois on December 18 1915 at 10 oclock in the forenoon to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Referee in Bankruptcy E S Robinson Springfield Illinois December 8 1915. John Garner Attorney Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Illinois
Southern
B. P. S. Decorating Company
Quincy
Adams
B. P
United States Court Room
Illinois
A. D
E. S. Robinson
Springfield
Ill
John Garner
Iil
Notice of Estate Claim and Settlement Adams County
Public notice to all claimants against the estate of Mary H. Morgan deceased to present their demands for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of February 1916. Creditors are urged to make immediate payment to the executor J. Leslie Young. Govert & Lancaster attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Morgan
Adams County
Quincy
J. Leslie Young
Govert & Lancaster
Ilinois
Lucinda Waddell
Obadiah
Frank Waddell F. MM. McCann
State of Illinois
Mary E. Flynn
John.l. Flynn
Public sale of Quincy real estate in 1918 chancery case
Master in Chancery Edward P. Allen orders a public vendue on January 11, 1916 at 11 a.m. in Quincy Illinois for Lots 10 and 11 in Block 6 Highland Addition Adams County to satisfy a decree in a cause No. 3538 at the Circuit Court of Adams County Illinois. The property stands subject to redemption by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Illinois
Louis Ebert
William Gehring
Quincy Butchers’, Association
Edward’ Lock
Clara Lock
Arthur J. Lock
Flora B. Lock
William ‘ Lock
Lucy Lock
Georgia Lock
State Savings Loan, & Trust Company
Quincy
Iinois
Edward P. Allen
Court House
Highland
Adams County
State of
Ori
A. D
F. M., McCann
Adjustment Notice in Adams County Illinois
Public notice asks all claimants against the estate of Lucinda Waddell to present claims for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on February 7 1916. Executors and attorneys request immediate payment from debtors and note further claims against Mary E Flynn estate with similar terms and dates.
Bank Burglarized at Hull and Destructive Night Raid
Report from Hull describes a burglary of the local bank at about 2 a.m. with nitroglycerin charges, resulting in shattered fixtures and a strong box that held minimal cash. The community hopes the perpetrators are brought to justice and notes other local happenings including a funeral, illness, a sale, hog cholera, and a basketball win by Hull over Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Lacy
Shiloh
Clayton Kubrick
McCumber
Plain
N.L. Rogers
M. W. Bowker
Near Plainville
Lucy. Wagg
Baylis
Arthur Walker
Quincy Visit Notes From Local Residents
Will Trall and wife were Quincy visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Doc Thomas of Knox City spent the first of the week in LaBelle with her mother Mrs Kate Smith. Mrs N W Simpson was a passenger to Lewistown Tuesday to spend the day with her parents Mr and Mrs Hamner. Mrs Richard Wright and Mrs Dr H W McKim were shopping in Quincy Monday. Joseph Layton, who has a position in Milwaukee with the Layton Packing house, is expected home Sunday for a two weeks visit with his parents William Layton and wife. Mrs William Abt is spending a week in our city as a guest of her parents Daniel Zimmerman and wife. Dr and Mrs W Wilson with their daughter Mrs Fred Layton drove down from Hardman Thursday afternoon after transacting business in our city. They returned home late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Trall
Quincy
Doc. Thomas
Knox City
LaBelle
Kate Smith
N. W. Simpson
Lewistown
Hamner
Richard Wright
H.W. McKim
Joseph Layton
Milwaukee
Layton Packing House
William Layton
William Abt
Our City
Daniel Zimmerman
W.wilson
Fred Layton
Hardland
Local Notes From Town and County Stirring Social Scene
Mrs Ella Hull visits Kansas City for her brother Albert Orr golden wedding. Baptist ladies bazaar nets 365. Pinkerton man investigates bank robbery clues. Mrs Ollie Long of Barry visiting. Kenaday the Whig hustler in town. Neil Kenady serves on Pittsfield jury. William Fantz shopping in town. Miss Alice Kenady seen shopping in Hannibal. Jo C Kubrick buried at Shiloh. Mrs Sarah Cashman sells stock and farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Lease
Kansas City
Albert Orr
Baptist Ladies
Pinkerton Detective Service
Ollie Long
Barry
Kenaday
Neil Kenady
Pittsfield
William Fantz
Alice Kenady
Hannibal
Jo C. Kubrick
Pike
Adams Counties
Shiloh
Sarah Cashman
County Education Officials Visit and Local Socials
The county superintendent visited schools on Wednesday. Miss Harriette White of Plymouth visited her friend Mabel Cain on Sunday. Mr. Joe All of Quincy checked farm interests Thursday. Mrs. W. A. Downing, Chas. Hoyt and W. T. Sharp attended a Camp Point bazaar Friday. The Odd Fellows held a county meeting Tuesday night with about one hundred in attendance. Twenty Quincy brothers exemplified the work and the Eli. A. Otis Arnold spoke. Supper was served by U. P. church ladies. A New Years dinner was announced for the church basement at 35 cents a plate. Funeral services for H. H. Emininga were Sunday at the west side German church, the largest Golden funeral with an estimated twelve to fifteen hundred mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette White
Plymouth
Mabel Cain
Joe All
Quincy
W. A. Downing
Chas. Hoyt
W. T. Sharp
Camp Point
Odd Fellows
Quincy Brothers
Eli. A. Otis Arnold
U. P
H. H. Eniminga
West Side
Golden
Local residents visit towns across Illinois and Missouri
Paul Massie visits St Louis this week while Mr and Mrs C P Gard shop in Quincy on Thursday. Mrs J R Brammell and daughter visit Quincy on Tuesday with Mrs W Eb Gard and Mrs Elmer Cochran. Mrs Foster Edmondson travels to East St Louis Thursday morning to visit her daughter's family. George O Hara is visiting relatives. Mrs Flassie Smith and Arlene Smith go to Rochester Minnesota on Wednesday. Mrs Alby Smith and Mrs Geo Johnson in Quincy Wednesday. Mrs 11 R Alf s and daughter Louise visiting relatives in Peoria. L M Baker and son Richard join other Quinc y visitors Friday. Supervisor John Kendrick and R E Funk attend Pittsfield board meeting Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Koeller and son Edward motor to Hannibal Friday. Dr McComas with Betts family to Quincy Tuesday for medical consultation. Amelia Morey leaves for Dewey Oklahoma Saturday morning. W E Hackman in Hannibal Tuesday. J N McNary seriously sick. Mrs Ella Morey of Quincy visits here Sunday. Mrs Eliza Moore and several others shop in Quincy Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Massie
St. Louis
C.P. Gard
Quincy
J. R. Brammell
W. Eb. Gard
Elmer Cochran
Foster Edmondson
East St.’ Louis
Waterson
George. O'Hara
Flassie Smith
Arlene Smith
Rochester
Minn
Alby Smith
Geo. Johnson
R. Alfs
Louise
Peoria
L. M. Baker
Richard
Henry Gard
Jos. McFarland
C. P. Gard
Foley Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Endorsed
Fred Smith of Green Bay Wisconsin declares Foley Kidney Pills relieved long standing back ache and soreness making him strong again. The ad claims winter worsens kidney trouble and says the pills help the kidneys eliminate poisons and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Main St
Green Bay
Wis
Foley
Miller& Arthur Drug Co
Mrs Nettie Jacobs and friends visit in city
Mrs Nettie Jacobs and children of Gladstone visited in the city with friends and relatives. Mrs Paul Garvin of Woodhull visited Wednesday with friends. The remains of Mrs Chas Stevens were taken to Burnside for burial Tuesday. Mrs Victor Richard and Mrs John Flack went to Chicago Wednesday to do Xmas shopping. Miss Ottie Foster teaching at Table Grove spent Sunday in the city with home folks. Mrs John R Terrill has been taking treatment at Holmes hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Jacobs
Gladstone
Paul. Garvin
Woodhull
Chas. Stevens
Burnside
Victor Richard
John Flack
Chicago
Ottie Foster
Table Grove
John R. Terrill
Holmes ‘Hos
Macomb Local Social and Visiting Notes
Names and brief visits fill a Macomb area social column. Residents including L M Mann of Peoria, T W Greenbank, Roy Allen, Earl Riggs, Paul Jackson of the U S Navy, Mrs M J Enners, Mrs Geo Leeman, and Mrs Chas Stevens are noted for recent calls, visits, or attendances with relatives in Macomb Colchester Eureka and nearby towns.
Baylis and Nearby Residents Noted in Local Visits
Baylis Illinois reports include J A Boyd visiting Hannibal Missouri. Tom Pine and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong were Barry visitors on Tuesday. Hooper couple spent Tuesday in Jacksonville. Sam Tammitt left for Stonington Newfoundland to visit relatives. Alonza Ogle travels to London Mills for weeks visiting daughters Mrs Essex and Mrs Levi Seybold. Ben Mehl and children shopped in Quincy. George Fitzpatrick stayed with his mother Mrs George Farmer in Barry. James Glasgow traveled to Chicago to substitute mail clerk over holidays. BOA Ham sold his restaurant stock to Mrs Elisabeth Earnsman and will move to Washington state. Maud Brenner of Pittsfield was a business visitor Tuesday. Charles Hill Jr received dental work in Griggsville Tuesday. Roy Nicel of Missouri visited local friends Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Tom Pine
Bruce Armstrong
Barry
W.W Hooper
Jacksonville
Sam _Tammitt
Stonington
Alonza Ogle
London Mills
Daugh‘ters
Essex
Levi Seybold
Ben Mehl
Quincy
George Fitzpatrick
George Farmer
James Glasgow
Chicago
Boa Ham
Eliabeth Earshman
Ham
Washington
Maud Brenner
Pittsfield
Charles Hill, Jr
Griggsville
Roy Nicel
Missouri
Sloan's Liniment Says Pain Ends Quickly
A testimonial claims Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatism and stiff neck within days, noting rapid improvement after three to four days. The letter describes chronic pain ending and a return to work at a large San Francisco department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Wells Tam
S. Fy
Stoan
I B. Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Censor Board Schedules Meeting After Quorum Failures
President Wiiany Hassel calls another censor board meeting at Mayor Abbott’s office next Tuesday evening to conduct the regular monthly session after two failed attempts to reach a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiany
Hassel
Certsor
Abbott
Injured Man Taken to St Marys Hospital After Fall
Aged resident Lon Flory of 820 Elm Street fell on icy pavement breaking his leg and was taken by police ambulance to St Marys hospital yesterday afternoon on Humane Officer John Jowleys order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Flory
Elm Street
Wee ‘Suesday
St. Mary's Hospital
Order of Humane
John Jowley
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder trouble
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues for men women and children. It dissolves gravel regulates bladder function and promises a near certain cure with a two months’ treatment. Available by mail for $1.00 from Dr F W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
F.W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
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Quincy Whig
Alcorn & Henkel
New York
Frank P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Frank W. Henkel
People’s Gas
Carr
Barber. College
Care Whig
Halbach:Schroeder Co
Sixth Ave
Scare Whig
W.f.mccready
North Sixth Ave
W.P. McCready
Coatsburg
Chas
E. Bowers, Ltd
Vermont
Thi
Ruef Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers
B.G. Vasen
Maine Street
Beass Power Hammer
Hi. P
H. P
Buffalo Blower
Mfg. & Supply Co
Commercial Alley
Giles Bros
West Side Square
Telephone
Reliable Incubator and Brooder Co
Walton Heights
Alhoff Bros
Futterers
Maine
Brenner- Singer’ Co., Inc
Economy Furniture Co
J. F. Brener
F. L. Broadhurst
Broadway
Duplex Tire Co
Maine St
Durham Bulls
Boy Blake
Herleman Bros. R.R
Phone County
Dee
Christchurch
Kentucky
York
York Street
Hanly
Blackstone
Hampshire Street
Fred Wilms
16Th St
A. L. Chase
Cunnane
North 12Th St
Vine St
Middendorf Bros
Ricker National
Bank of
Adams County No
Master's. Sale
Hull Bank
Jas
Campbell
Hull, III
New Canton, Ill
Colchester
Paul Jackson
U.S. Navy
M. J. Enners
Geo. Leeman
Eureka
Luke McGlook
the Brainy Bean
By Carl Ed
Hill & Pleasant Surprise
Halva
Wwe
Ad ST. Nick
Crewe
Fritier
Twant
Santa
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