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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1915

Page

6

Woman Found Dead In Home On North Second Street

Mrs. Clara Meyer aged about 55 was found dead in her 912 North Second Street home last evening by Officer Ed Schulte. Neighbors reported she had not been seen since Saturday. The body showed no violence and appeared to have died naturally, with a note on a door indicating she planned to work after 6. An inquest was scheduled for today.

Clara Meyer North Second Street Ed Schulte Meyer Schulte Shulte Koch Cordner Haley Down Town Maley

Brick Delivered at Eagles Building Site

Operations on the new home for the agres lodge on North Sixth Street are to resume soon. A fresh delivery of bricks arrived yesterday, with steel and brick on hand, completing supplies for the construction project.

Agres’ Lodge North Sixth Street

Licensed to Wed Record Fragments

Fragmentary license list shows individuals with hometowns and ages including Herman Clausen Lima Marguerite Beatty Lima Frank Faulkner Mt Eva Wiese 280 2000 Burlington Henry Hagenah 82 Quincy Della Gordon Monroe City Mo partial details with missing context

Herman VP Clausen Legal Lima

Deaths and Funerals Stir Quincy Readers

A telegram announced the death of Miss Lorene McGrath in Butte Montana after an operation. Born in Quincy she was the daughter of the late F J McGrath and a familiar figure among friends here. Also noted were funerals for Mrs Edward McGuire at 901 Jersey Street and for William K Webb at 822 North Eighth Street with services at St Peters Church and Vermont Street Methodist Church respectively and burials in St Peters and Greenmount cemeteries.

J. B. Menke North Twelfth Street Lorene. McGrath Butte, Mont McGrath Quincy F. J. McGrath William K. Webb North Eighth Sreet N.M. Rigg Vermont Street Methodist Church Greenmount Cemetery

Canton Man Frank B Spaulding Dies at 77

Frank B. Spaulding a longtime Canton Missouri resident died Sunday evening at 6 in St Marys Hospital after a four day stay. He was 77 and survived by a daughter and other relatives in Canton. The body was shipped to Canton yesterday at noon for burial.

Frank B. Spaulding Canton St. Mary's Hospital

Funeral of Adam Neumann Held at St Vincent's Home

At St Vincent's Home chapel yesterday at 9 am funeral rites were conducted for Adam Neumann. Mass by Rev Father Reis with a nephew assisting. deacon Rev Father Didacuis and sub deacon Rev Father Postner. Burial in St Boniface cemetery. Pallbearers named Peter Peters John Peters Frank Peters Walter Reis Roy Reis George Reis Jr.

St. Vincent's Adam’ Neumann Father Reis Father Didacuis Postner St. Boniface Peter John Frank Peters Walter Roy George Reis, Jr

Death of Mrs. Dirk Rosendale 72 in St Joseph

Frank Rosendale a police officer left for St Joseph after his mother Mrs Dirk Rosendale died Sunday night at 72. She had lived in Leavenworth with a burial planned there. Survived by sons Frank Henry and John with Frank a city officer, Henry a former councilman now in New Athens and John of St Joseph.

Frank “Rosendale South Third Street St. Joseph, Mo Dirk Rosendale Rosendale Leavenworth Quincy Prank Police Department Henry New Athens John of

Colored Man William A M Roberts Dies in Quincy

William A M Roberts a well known colored resident of 2025 Spruce street died yesterday afternoon at 3 30 after illness lasting some time He lived in Quincy for 50 years and was among the oldest members of Bethel AME church He leaves seven children three sons William Robert Earl in Philadelphia and wives of Quincy and St Louis one sister in Louisiana Mo and one brother in Indianapolis Ind Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 in Bethel AME church with interment in Woodland cemetery

William A.’ M. Roberts Spruce Street Roberts Quincy Bethel AL M. E William Robert Quincey Earl

Prominent Farmer Jeremiah H Martin Dies in McDonough County

Funeral for Jeremiah H Martin of Scotland township McDonough county was held yesterday at 10 30 AM conducted by Rev Te Murlan. Born September 20 1847 in Armstrong county Pennsylvania he moved to Schuyler county then to Missouri and Illinois living on farms before dying Saturday night at 2 15. He married Emma Mitchell and later Francella A Shear producing ten children nine of whom survive. He leaves five sisters and one brother and was a respected farmer with good health most years until a recent severe illness.

Jeremiah H. Martin George Hartman Spruce Street Otlock Te Murlan Scotland Township McDonough County Martin Hartman Jeremiah He Martin Armstrong County Pennsylvania Iss Sebsler County Sus Emma Mitchell Missouri Milnois Tie Pottawattamie County Francella A. Shear Schuyler Schuyler County

Death of Theater Janitor Precedes Local Inquest

William Kleyensteuber a 79 year old theater janitor and area threshing veteran died yesterday afternoon while sweeping the Family theater. An inquest to determine the cause will be held by M J Haley this morning. He had lived in the city 18 to 20 years and survived by a stepson Louis Kleyensteuber. His wife died about two months ago and he had been in generally good health prior to the illness.

William Kleyensteuber M. J. Haley Coatsburg Louis Kleyensteuber

Cruelty Charge After Cat Set Ablaze by Owner

Humane Officer John Fowley filed a gross cruelty charge against Charles Alexander, an Otis Elevator Works employee, for saturating a cat with kerosene and setting it on fire. The burning cat fled into Alexander home at 2318 Spruce Street, started a house fire, but was extinguished. the cat died from burns. A warrant for Alexander’s arrest was issued, but he had not been apprehended by night’s end.

John Fowley Charles Alexander Otis Elevator Works Spruce Street Alexander Fowley

Fifty Years of Love: Mendon Couple to Mark Golden Anniversary

Mendon Illinois December twentieth—Mr and Mrs W T Nutt celebrate fifty years of marriage with a family reunion and fifty invitations. Both natives of Adams county they lived as early farmers and have strong ties to Mendon where Nutt manages real estate and seed interests. The couple’s daughter Mabel and sons William James W Charles and George attend with other relatives, while Arthur Nutt who died recently is mourned.

Mendon Ill Hale and Hearty Nutt Adams County Eliza Jane Schaffer Mr. Nutt William H James Charles George K Mabel Arthur Nutt

Local Pickups Reflect Illnesses and Obituaries

Obituaries note Frank Kunkle of near Mt Sterling died after a stomach illness at home. Born near Columbus Ohio, he moved to Missouri township 50 years ago and had two children with his wife. Funeral at St Joseph’s Mt Sterling with burial in Catholic cemetery. Also reported are deaths of Mrs Florentine Bordenkircher born in Alsace Germany in 1846 and James A Beam aged 28 in Plainville Illinois, plus Anna Belle Bowker of Pike County. Local notices mention church services and memorials, plus hardware ads and Christmas Savings clubs.

Frank Kunkle Mt. Sterling Mr. Kunkle Columbus Ohio Missouri Township Sparta St. Joseph's Church U.S Florentine Bordenkircher Bordenkircher Alsace Germany St. Josephs Church of Me. Steling C. P. Wagg Plainville Til James A. Beam Beam Tiinois Pearl, Jr Mr. Beam Adams County Valparise Ind Anna Belle. Bowker Akers Chapel Pike County M. E. Church of

Ten Weeks of Declining Health Ends in Death

The individual had been able to be about for ten weeks after a period of illness but gradually grew weaker. A week ago he was again taken seriously ill and continued to worsen until his death.

Pioneer German Gone: Death Claims Leonard Zeiner

Leonard Zeiner of 845 South Seventh Street died Sunday at 8:25 a m from senility after two weeks illness. Born in Germany on August 29 1833 he was 82 and had lived in the city 58 years. Buried at St Boniface cemetery beside his widow. Survived by five sons Alvis Nicholas Lee Til Edward and George. two daughters Mrs John Krueger and Mrs Jos Heinz. 29 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. He belonged to St Marys Catholic church and St Josephs Benevolent Society. He was a tinner on the South Side from 1872 to 1900.

Leonard Zeiner South Seventh Street Germany St. Boniface Alvis Nicholas Rockford Ill Lee Macomb Til Edward George John Krueger Jos. Heinz St. Mary's Catholic Church St. Joseph's Benevolent Society

Robbers Hold Up La Grange Depot Night Raid

J Q Campbell night operator at Burlington depot La Grange Mo reports three men robbed the depot at 10:30 p m locking him in the toilet while they opened the till taking 15 61 and other articles. Suspects fled toward Quincy as police sweep trains and watch the bridge but no matching description found.

J.Q. Campbell Burlington la Grange Campbell Quincy

Local Judge Dismisses Mendon Arrest Case

Leo Maas and others from Mendon faced drunken and distur bance charges after a recent arrest. Maas had pled guilty last week but yesterday the judge found insufficient evidence and dismissed the case as witnesses for both sides failed to testify, including the state and defense.

Leo. Maas Mendon Peice E. Ju. Bonney Marshal William Roberts

Couple to wed and travel after ceremony in Lima

Herman Clausen and Lise Wiarenar ite T Beatty of Lima wed yesterday afternoon at the County Clerk's office. They will visit relatives in Waukeshaw Wisconsin before heading to their new home and start their married life. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Beatty of Lima. Clausen works in drainage in Lima and has made the area his home for two years.

Herman’ . Clausen Lise ‘Wiarenarite T Lima Lince

Half Century Resident Sanford Lightle Dies at 65

Sanford Lightle died Saturday at his Plainville home at age 65 after living in Adams county for over fifty years. Born June 24, 1850 in Ross county Ohio, he came to this country with his parents in 1854. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM in Plainville.

Sanford Lightle Ross County Ohio Plainville Mr. Lightle Adams County

Ward to Visit St. Louis Family This Week

Thad W. Ward of St. Louis is expected here Wednesday to spend a few days visiting his family.

Thad W. Ward St. Louis

Chicago hearing on freight rates for coal shutdown near term

Illinois shipper leaders push to curb proposed freight-rate hike on soft coal. L B Boswell, Quincy Freight Bureau commissioner, travels to Chicago to represent shippers as the Utilities Commission weighs a week of hearings. If approved, Quincy shipments face a ten cent per ton rise on the Burlington system and five cents on Wabash lines, impacting major manufacturing users.

Illinois Chicago L. B. Boswell Quincy Freight Bureau Utilities Commission Quincy Burlington Wabash

Moose Lodge to Give 500 Children a Christmas

Loyal Order of Moose local lodge to provide Yuletide services and gifts for at least 500 children. A giant Christmas tree loaded with toys will be a centerpiece, with additional entertainment planned by the special committee after Sunday session.

Loyal Order ‘of Moose

Mendon man Albert Wible dies after long illness

Albert Wible 59 a well known Mendon resident died at his home after an extended illness of cancer of the hip. He was born near Mendon April 1 1856 and spent his life there. Survived by wife Man A Clair and three children Harry of Los Angeles Josephine of Humbolt and Willa at home. Funeral at 2 pm from the Wible home with Rev M Lesher of Burlington officiating.

Albert Wible Mendon Mr. Wible Andrew Sarah Wible Mendon Township Man. A. Clair Ile Lutheran Church Tri-State Mutual: InSurance. Association Wible Harry Los Angeles

Free Wood and Wanted Notices From County 262-2

Desiring firewood for home use, contact County 262-2 or Jesse Reeder, near Weiss Paper. Several ads seek a Jersey cow enclosure and a stenographer skilled with an Oliver typewriter. A public auction at 5235 Hampshire St lists cafe equipment and fixtures to be sold by J. We Brusso on Thursday.

Jesse Reeder Weiss Hampshire St Old Tingis J. We Brusso

Kirchers of Ursa Buy Four New Automobiles in City

Mr and Mrs Fred Kircher of Ursa visited the city yesterday and purchased four new automobiles.

Fred Kircher Ursa City

Drainage Burden Sharing Plan Proposed Between Districts

A proposed scheme would divide drainage burden between Lima Lake Drainage District in Adams County and Hunt Drainage District in Hancock County. Officials from both districts have met several times this winter, aiming for a mutually acceptable plan to start in spring. Hunt representatives argue shutting Hancock county flow could alleviate Lima Lake flooding, while Lima Lake landowners claim overflow causes mud and pumping challenges.

Lima Lake Drainage District Hunt Drainage District Adams County Hancock County Hunt District Lima Lake District Hunt

Iowa Couple United in Quiet Vermont Street M E Ceremony

Frank Faulkner of Mt. Pleasant Iowa and Eva Wiese of Burlington Iowa wed at the Vermont Street M E parsonage yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Rev. N M Rigg officiating. The couple plans to live on a Mt. Pleasant area farm after a brief stay in Quincy. Vermillion Club Elects Officers and Plans Dancing Season at Turner Hall.

Frank Faulkner Met. Pleasant Eva ‘Wiese Burlington Vermont Street M. E N. M. Rigg Faulkner Mt. Pleasant Quincy Mt Pleasant Vermillion Club Jefferson Street J. Augustine William Leagerins William Sehatsiek E. J. Sanders Turner Hall

Fowler couple weds quietly at Lutheran church parsonage

Beside Heré Albert Rettman and Miss Caroline Distelhorst, Fowler youths, were united in marriage at the Lutheran church parsonage with Rev. Oskar Luth officiating. The ceremony was private with only close family present. The couple will reside in Quincy after January 1 and host friends there.

Albert Rettman Caroline’ Distelhorst Fowler Lutheran Church Place Oskar Luth

Weather summary for Illinois Missouri and town

Illinois forecast shows generally fair conditions Tuesday with rising temperatures by Wednesday. Missouri similar pattern with fair skies Tuesday and warmer Wednesday. Town expects partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday with warming trends. Yesterday’s early morning 7 am readings: 25, 12 noon 39, 5 pm 38, midnight 34. River stage at midnight 2.8 feet, down one foot.

Illinois Missouri

River Forecast: Ohio River at Warsaw Ia Falls Slowly

The forecast projects a gradual river level decline over the next 48 hours along the stretch from below Warsaw in Iowa toward Louisiana. Officials expect slow fall as weather remains unsettled with varied precipitation chances.

Warsaw Louisiana

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