Died in Camp Point Mary A Thomas dies at home
Camp Point resident Mrs Mary A Thomas aged about 77 died suddenly at her home after years of valvular heart trouble she was born in Clifton and married to Eri R Thomas in 190? She leaves three children Joseph L Thomas of Quinney Wendell Thomas of Mendon and Mrs Ida Cornelius of Golden plus seven grandchildren and two brothers George and Joseph Beckett Funeral plans not announced yet. Also reported deaths of William Measly in Peoria and Henrietta Arning with services at 2 pm at the Salem Evangelical Church. Burial at Woodland Cemetery and Augusta train transport for burial in Augusta TH.
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Mary A, Thomas
Camp Point
Joseph L. Thomas
South Sixteenth Street
Mornige
Fhamas
Ec Beckett
Clifton Toow
Eri R Thomas
Hebron
Meg. Thomas
Joseph Ol. Thomius
Quines
Younty
Wale: Thomes
Mendyun
Ida Mar Cornelius
Near Golden
George Beckett
Joseph Beckett
Golden
Tenrietta Arning
Parson Avenue
Sarah J. Morton
Maiden Lane
G. F. Oliver
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Augusta
Funeral for Mrs. Fannie Haynes Held at Greenmount
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Haynes were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Mumper undertaking parlors conducted by a Salvation Army member. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery.
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Fannie Haynes
Salvation Army
Greenmount Cemetery
Camp Point Hosts K P Convention Banquet Closes Event
The Knights of Pythias convention at Camp Point concluded with a banquet at the Commercial Hotel. Four counties Adams Hancock Pike and Brown were represented with John J. Reeve grand chancellor of the state and A Douglas of Decatur present. Reeve spoke on the meaning aims and duties of Knights. Augusta and Clayton members demonstrated first and third and second degrees respectively.
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Knights of Pythias
Camp Point
Commercial Hotel
Adams, Hancock, Pike and
Brown
John J. Reeve
Jacksonville
A. Douglas
Decatur
Augusta
Clayton
Inglesh Leaves Quincy Gas Firm for State Post
A. E. Inglesh resigns as sales manager of the Quincy Gas Electric and Heating Co to join Len Small in Springfield as state treasurer elect begins duties around January 1. Inglesh’s move follows a noted business career in Quincy where he built a wide set of connections.
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A. E. Inglesh
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Company
Len Small
Inglesh
Springfield
Small
Fra Taglesh
Quincy
Quincy Hotel Men to State Convention
Ilarry Walker assistant manager of the Hotel Quincy and Ray Gue goon of the Hotel Newcomb will leave on Jan 1 for Champaign to attend the annual convention of the Illinois State Hotel Clerks association of which Mr Walker is secretary. Features include a tour of inspection of University of Illinois Urbana buildings and grounds and an interurban trip to Danville.
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Ilarry (. Walker
Quincy
Ray Guegoon
Newcomb
Champaign
Ilinois State Hotel Clerks’ Association
Walker
State University
Urbana
Danville
Soldiers and Sailors Home News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Richard Neuman move to cottage 22 at the Soldiers and Sailors Home while J E Lane attends court in Macomb on a five day pass. Mrs AB Campbell returns to Macomb to resume dressmaking after visiting her husband Sergeant Campbell and their son Wayne in Quincy. Grandson John Kurtis, from Delta Colorado, narrowly survives a gun accident at home. another grandson in Jacksonville was shot in the foot a month earlier. Several residents fall ill, take passes, or lose belongings. Civil War veteran Cuthbert Walters dies at 88 after 12 years at the Home. funeral held there yesterday.
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Richard Neuman
Cottage
J. E. Lane
Macomb
AB Campbell
Duane
Sergeant Campbell
Cottage 4
Wayne
Business College
Quincy
Campbell
Bradney
Cottage 22
John Kurtis
Boy
Boy Scouts
Delta
Colo
Jacksonville
Mr. Finch
B. F. Brown
Mr Brown
William of
Elgin
Frank
Moline
Arthur Holtz
Anson Strong
John Barton
Bread and coal relief tickets explained by Hyatt panel
Alderman S. S. Hyatt presides over a relief commission publicizing how to obtain bread and coal tickets. The plan allows partial dependents and workers to receive tickets at five to ten cent prices or five cent loaves, with seven cent loaf tickets delivered to applicants by signatory commissioners.
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S. So Livatt
Quinney Baller Commission
Hyatt
Wml
Commissionera
Charity Board
S. OS. Hyatt
Maine Street
J. A. Thompson
South Fourth Street
A. FB. Owens
South Nineteenth Street
J. J. Driscoll
Dean W. O. Cune
Whyers Case New Trial Denied in City Slip Injury
Judge Akers in circuit court refused a new trial in Hannah Whyers versus city of Quincy. A jury had awarded Mrs Whyers $500 for a hip fracture from a October 1915 slip on slippery flag stones at Fifth and Hampshire. The case may appeal to the appellate court.
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Akers
Circuit Court
John T. Inghram
Hannah Whyers
Quincy
Mrs. Whyers
Fifth
Hampshire Streets
Andrew J. Openo
Henry Waelber
Fourth
Oak Streets
Waelbers Automobile
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Remedy Ad
A winter remedy ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for colds fever sore throat tight chest and coughs. It claims to loosen phlegm ease congested lungs and stop coughs with antiseptic pine balsams. Also recommends Dr Bell's Pine Tar Trowey for croup whooping cough and bronchial troubles at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dearing and Johnson Visit in Quincy
Mrs. Mabel Dearing and Miss Jeona Johnson spent Friday and Saturday in Quincy for a short visit, returning home Sunday. They toured local shops and attended a community event while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Mabel Dearing
Mias
Jeona Johnson
Quincy
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William Measley
William Measly
Peoria
Quitey Varty
Dobar
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Menday
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Pidndbar
Furmer
Pola Delmer
Ty Aries
Quinney
Trian Tor Funerat
Melive
Henrietta Arning
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Twelfth Street
H. J. Leemhuis
South Ninth Street
James Stuart
North Sixth Street
L. Smith
North Seventh Street
P. S.—Petter
Iue
Maine
Commission
Whyers
Kohler & Campbell
the Home Piano of
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Weilers
L. W. Taylor
Taylor Young People's Society
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Milady
Toward
Hamilton
Waltham
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ILO
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