Remains of William McCormick Brought Home for Burial
William McCormick who died in Keokuk hospital after a six year cancer battle was returned to his Perry and Carthage homes. Born August 25 1848 in Mount Sterling Illinois he lived in Perry since 1866 and later in Hancock county. Survived by two brothers Dr L McCormick of San Diego and Elat Pittsburg Kan and three sisters Mrs Sarah Vaughn Mrs Mary Smith and Martha. Funeral at the Christian church followed by burial in Perry. Carthage High School basketball lost to Burlington 53 to 20 with lineup Barry Carlton Jebies Gibson Hecox Bailey and umpire Gabeline.
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William McCormick
Keokuk
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Mt. Sterling
Ill
Perry
Pike
Hancock County
Martha
L.mccormick
San Diego
Cal
Pittsburg
Kan
Sarah Vaughn
LaGrange
Mary Smith
Jacksonville
Christian Church
Hearne
Wabash
Burlin
Gaime
Burlington
Barry
Carlton
J.ebies
L F
Gibson
Hecox
R. G
Etee Baily
Gabeline
Printers' Union sweep beats Beer Bottlers in bowling
The Printers' union won two of three games at Labor Temple alleys on Tuesday evening. Otten led with 222 high score and a 190 average, Burlin of Beer Bottlers had 191 and a 180 average. Next match features Plumbers and Molders Wednesday night.
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Labor Temple
Burlin
iGroetting
Mulinex Eaeese
Av. Reuter
COX
Bisser
Otten
Plumbers and Molders
Deeds Recorded and Local Visits in Quincy
Deeds recorded include Steven G. Lawless to J W Kramer for lot 4 block 4 Liberty valued at 1600 dollars. Hannah P Everhart to Harvey Riggs part of block 6 in estate of Samuel Alexander in Hampshire and Tenth street for 10 dollars. W M Allen to Hannah Everhart for the same property at 5500 dollars. William E Thomas to B L Nichols lots 10 11 12 in Ursa for 1200 dollars. Mr and Mrs W L Arnold of Owistown Missouri visited in Quincy Tuesday. T A and W A Schwanke of La Prairie also visited in Quincy Tuesday.
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Steven G. Lawless
J. W. Kramer
Liberty
Hannah P. Everhart
Harvey Riggs
Samuel Alexander
Hampshire
Tenth Street
W. M. Allen
Hannah Everhart
William E. Thomas
B. L. Nichols
Ursa
W. L. Arnold
Owistown
Quincy
T. A
W. A. Schwanke
la Prairie
Baptists of Labelle Honor Their Pastor
At La Belle Missouri a Baptist church prayer meeting honored Rev G C Kell with a rocking chair. J W Meriwether praised the pastor’s esteem while the congregation, about 123 attendees, shared a luncheon. The couple plan to visit their daughter in Minneapolis for the holidays.
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LA Belle
The
Baptist Church
G. C. Kell
Arch
Kell
J. W. Meriwether
S. E. Dewood
Minneapolis
Two Deaths in La Belle Missouri Obituaries
Mrs Sallie Sutton 69 died at her La Belle home Saturday afternoon cancer was given as the cause. She leaves a niece Mrs Arch Walier of Columbus Nebraska and nephews James and Presly Pierce of near La Belle. Funeral in Presbyterian church Monday at 230 p m with Rev J B Montague and Rev J H Davis. Burial in La Belle cemetery. John T Holmes died at his south town home Friday at 430 p m after long illness. He leaves wife two daughters and a son. Daughters are Mrs Selden Thompson of Bay City Texas and Miss Mary Holmes. son Jay Holmes.
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LA Belle
Sallie Sutton
Arch Walier
Columbus
Neb
James and
Presly Pierce
Near la Belle
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Montague
J. H. Davis
Selden Thompson
Bay City
Texas
Mary Holmes
Jay Holmes
Kansas City attorney mourned at home services
Funeral services for an attorney of Kansas City were held at the residence on Sunday at 10 o'clock with Rev. G C Kell officiating. The body was taken to LaGrange for burial, conducted under Masonic rites.
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Kansas City
G. C. Kell
LaGrange
Masons
Local social notes from Eu banks and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Ed Beckman of Eu banks hosted relatives over the weekend. Mrs Fred Gray and son Harold visited her daughter in Quincy last week. Conrad Will of Canton Mo visited the area this past week. Ettle Corzette of Ewing Mo visited her brother William Davis last week. Mrs Josephine Farrell traveled to Chicago Monday to spend the winter with her sons.
Kendall Family Visit From Plymout h
Roswell Kendall and family of Plymouth visited John Worman and family Sunday. Rev. Mr. West spent Sunday with Mary Berffan.
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Roswell Kendall
Plymouth
John Worman
Mr. West
Mary Berffan
Winter Brings Golds to Children
Winter brings common colds to children and mothers seek a reliable remedy. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm relieves congested lungs and stops the cough with antiseptic pine balsams. For croup whooping cough and chronic bronchial troubles try Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey at all druggists 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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