Local visitors and residents noted in Camp Point report
Miss Elnora Zelger returned Monday prount Clayton where she visited relatives. Frank Stowe and Archie Booth of Columbus spent Monday in Camp Point. Mrs. Mary Kohl of Quincy returned home after five years with her sister Mrs. Louis Gunther. Mr. and Mrs. William Michels Jr and Mrs. W H Michels and Charles Fels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Zelger
Clayton
Relaves
Frank Stowe
Archie Booth
Columbus
Local News and Holiday Socials From Quincy Area
A long column reflects holiday visits and events. Mrs Knowles and students in Maplewood, Mr and Mrs D M Morris hosts in their home, Miss Ella Cate in Quincy, and many more travel to Chicago and Champaign for holidays. The Opera House drew crowds for Mickey with local musicians and a high school quartet. Community notes cover club meetings, fraternal lodge officers, school board elections, and minor civic updates. The piece ends noting Mrs Elizabeth Gar Trott’s alarming stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cate
Quincy
Mickey
Opera House
William Michels
Virgil Fisher
Glen Bogue
Foster Grove
Hannah Poling
Ruth Selby
John Hunsaker
Byrnice Chenoweth
Jeff Terry
Golen
Anrdew Offbert
Florence Vollbracht
Champaign
William Vollbracht
Beulah
Chaddesk
College
Julia Simmounds
Benjamin Lodge
A. Fy
A. Moomet
Holiday visits and movements among Eureka residents
Numerous residents and relatives from Eureka Illinois and nearby towns plan holiday visits and extended stays. Names include Velma Lovelless with aunt nec . B. Ingalls, Carrie Selon from Kansas City visiting Mrs. Marilla Young, Anna Fudge visiting relatives, Edith Thomas with aunt Laura Peck, Viola Dean returning from Wesleyan, and Mary Carroll and Mary Murray among others. The First National Bank stockholders set an annual meeting for Jan. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Lovelless
Eureka College
Eureka
Ill
William Fudge
Martin Detering
Corder
Reinbold
Gelsendorfer Famies
Edith Thomas
Laura Peck
Nebo
Viola Dean
Wesleyan University
Bloomington
John A Dean
First National Bank
Elizabeta Gilmer
Upper Alton
Mary Seeley
Charles Rodine
Vida Nighbert
Palmyra
Mary Murray
Chicago
Josie
Nannie McMahon
Ser
Vies
Bel Cross
Ben Kearney
Wabash Railroad
Headquarttrs
Sprinefield
Blfs
Patrick Kearney
Mary Carroll
St. Taouls
Mrl. Carroll
John Bowe
Witness heads home from Jacksonville after murder case stay
Mrs. B. Jacquin will leave Friday for her home in New Orleans after a several months visit in Jacksonville where she was a witness in a murder case being tried there. Meanwhile Ray Curless Vee Williams and Albert Strauss have been in Chicago this week with shipments of live stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Plainville Folks on Monday Movements and Visits
PLainville Illinois residents and visitors are noted in Hannibal travel and shopping activity Monday. Baled hay for Dilon Boren was taken by P Wagg from Plainville. Fred Brooks Fletcher Starry Larrimore Copeland Linthicum families and Kenneth Wagy were seen in Barry and Akers chapel activities. Mary Wagy visited her sister near Barry this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Wagg
Hannibal
Dilon Boren
Fred Brooks
Fletcher
Starry Larrimore
Mr. Copeland
Faye
Andy Linthicum
Mary Wagy
Barry
Mietcher
Akers Chapel
Kenneth Wagy
Kitta Collins
Fred Tenhaus
William Crim
Charles Fusselman
Quincy
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Camp Point
Iil
Alan
Esort
Mazda
Shlight
Co. Macomb
Ery
Knowles
Maplewood
Macomb
James Cupriy
Mabel
Concord
D. M. Morris
Oliver Ranten
Florence Earel
Rev
Wwobart
Franeis Spich
Walter Longlett
Tris Booth
Dorothy Perkermer
Dorothy Perkermer Went To Epotwen Thoursday
Marian Lawless
Cardaes
Venegicla
Carp Point Hoy
M. Still
Fred
Wolf Ridge
M. E
Elizabeth Gar. Trott
Waldemir Chains
Weilers
North Fifth ST
Quincy, Ill
Pittsfield, Ill
Plainville, Ill
D. H. Kathmann CO
Crooks
Kor Xmas
Good Housekeeping
The
Saturday Evening Post
Woman’s Home Companion
Eieemyseieke
QuincyGas,Electric&Heating Co
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