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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

7

Hannibal Baseball Fans Plan City Club Bid Friday

A mass meeting of Hannibal baseball fans is called for Friday night in the courthouse to consider Henry Riedel’s plan for Hannibal to join the Three-I league if 1500 season tickets at five dollars each are sold. Citizens and workers will organize ticket drives and committees to raise seven thousand five hundred dollars for a guaranteed berth.

Hannibal Court House Henry Riedel Quincy Tommie Lenane the Whig Riedel Royal Amusement Company

Timothy Murphy 60 Dies of Pneumonia in Hannibal

Timothy Murphy 60 longtime Hannibal resident died at 8 50 PM Tuesday at 520 Union Street after a brief pneumonia illness. Irish native, worked for the Burlington Railroad, survived by wife Katherine and three children Annastasia Theresa and Francis Murphy, all of Hannibal. Funeral from the Church of Immaculate Conception at 8 30 AM Friday with burial in St Marys Cemetery.

Timothy Murphy South Hannibal Union Street Ireland Hannibal Burlington Railroad Murphy Katherine Murphy Annastasia Theresa Murphy Sono Francis Murphy Church of Immaculate Conception St. Mary's Cemetery

Mayor Mills Confined With Serious Influenza

Mayor John K. Mills of Wannibal is confined to his Lindell Avenue home with a severe attack of influenza and his condition is reported as serious.

John K. Mills Wannibal Lindell Avenue

Pauline Fields Must Pay Fine

A Missouri judge sustained a motion to dismiss Pauline Fields appeal in the Iannibal Court of Common Pleas. Fields was fined 40 dollars plus costs for illegal sale of liquor. The defense failed to perfect the appeal within six months, so the state wins and Fields must pay the fine and accrued costs.

Pauline Fields

Home For the Friendless Seeks Protection for Ground Title

The Home For the Friendless asks the Hannibal Court to protect the title to ten acres bequeathed by Henry S. Elzea, as a defendant in a suit brought by Hannibal Trust Company to interpret the will filed in Probate Court. The trust company seeks the will’s construction.

Elzea Henry S. Elzea Hannibal Trust Company Henry Elzea van B. Elzea Hannibal Court of Common Pleas

Park Methodist Play Tonight at Hannibal High

Epworth League of Park Methodist church presents The Elopement of Ellen at Hannibal High School auditorium at 8 15 tonight. Directed by Miss Goldie Etter with cast including H F Culler I C Ellis Earl Shell E R Nasal Mrs Muller and Miss Barbara Harvey in key roles.

Epworth League of Park Methodist Church Ellen Hannibal Christian Young People’s Union of Goldie Etter Richard Ford H. F. Culler I. C. Ellis Robert Sheffherd

City Books Open For Inspection In Hannibal

Hannibal City Clerk Fenton B. Morris announced that the tax books and all city records are open for public inspection at any time. He denied claims that access to the city books had been refused, in response to a Whig article about proposed raises for school teachers.

Fenton B. Morris Hannibal Whig Mrs. Adams

Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses

Hannibal offers a bill at Star Theater featuring Blind Ifushands as the great feature picture with Broadway Star Feature pictures listed in the program.

Hannibal Star Theater Broadway Star Feature Pictures

Adams Divorce Contested. Appeal Filed in St. Louis

Mrs Nellie Adams won a divorce from Homer Adams in Hannibal Court of Common Pleas with alimony 15 monthly for her and 20 for two children and custody granted. Adams plans to appeal to the St Louis Court of Appeals, delaying final resolution for months.

Nellie Adams Homer Adams C. T. Hays Hannibal Hays Adams Rendlen & White M. L. Fareis Adam Henretta Mosley South Fourth Street Union Depot Mrs Adams Mrs. Adams Main Street

County Court backs half to Detention Home plan

The Marion county court favors financing half of the Detention Home in Hannibal to serve city and county needs. Judge Lewis Frazer said adjourned session may consider formal action next Monday at Palmyra. City seeks Plowman property on Church street and estimates 2500 for purchase with 1000 for improvements, per state law requiring county support.

Marion County Court Hannibal Lewis Frazer Withers Mill Frazer Palmyra Nannibal Plowman Church Street

Pike Cafe to Reopen This Week after Improvements

Pike Cafe on South Main Street plans a Friday or Saturday reopening after a three week closure for extensive improvements. Owner Samuel Gravis says the adjoining building will also open as a soft drink parlor at the same time.

Rendlen D. W. Lugena Mark Twain Avenue George Stanley Hannibal Market Street Brown Bertha Brown North Main Street Adams Lyon Street Lindell Avenue Ballard & Johnson Pike Cafe South Main Street Samuel Gravis

Salik-Improved Hannibal Real Estate For Sale

Classified ads list a 166 acre dairy farm three miles from Ilasco and Laverton seven miles from Hannibal priced at 50 dollars per acre. Provided by Plowman and Greenville Hannibal Missouri.

Salik Hannibal Real Estate Ilasco Laverton Hannibal Plowman & Greenville

Carnival declines Hannibal license over cost

R L Carroll of St Louis represented Harry E Billicks Gold Medal Shows at Hannibal city hall. He said the carnival would not pay the $50 daily license, prompting Moose club officials to ask a license reduction. The finance committee now handles reductions and will report at the next council meeting.

R. L. Carroll St. Louis Hannibal Harry E. Billick Carroll Moose Club Finance Committee

Burial of Mrs. Alice Engel in Mount Olivet Cemetery

The remains of Mrs. Alice Engel who died in St. Louis were brought to Iannibal Wednesday and buried in Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral services at the grave were conducted by Rev. W. S. W. Raymond, rector of Trinity church.

Alice Engel St. Louis Mount Olivet W. S. W. Raymond The Trinity Church

Sag Island Levee District Commissioners In Pittsfield

Local Sag Island Levee Drainage district officers spend several days transacting city business in Pittsfield Illinois. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs James Carr the second child. Deaths recorded for William Landers and Jacob Strauss with services and interments noted. Other items list influenza fate of Prof Joseph Shustid and marriage license for Cloyd Hively and Opal Ox. Court activity includes Camp Paint school cane and a not guilty verdict in Phoebus case.

Sag Island Albert Hoos Pittsfield Lodge No. 95 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Joseph Shustid Jacob Strauss Chicago Springfield Strauss Strauss Bros Isaac Charles A. Heskey Cloyd Raymond Hively Opal Mayox Barry Harry Highee Quincy Camp Paint Adams County Va. Phoebus

CN Native Bliss 224 Stasters For Kidney Relief

CN Native Bliss 224 stasters are touted as first aid to thousands with relief for kidney trouble. A 32 year standard herb remedy contains no calomel or mineral poison. Each box has a GUATR ANTFIE coupon and blue seal with signature of ATONIQO CO. Bliss. Made by A O Bliss Co in Washington DC.

Atoniqo CO. Bliss A. O. Bliss ,Co Washington, D.C

Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Fast Fat Loss

An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple harmless method to lose two to four pounds per week without dieting or exercise. It claims you can eat and live as you like while using the product, sold by druggists for a dollar or direct from Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.

Woodward Aye Detroit Mich

Liquor Law Forces Sale of Seized German Liners

Washington Feb 5 1920 Under pressure from the national prohibition law the Shipping Board moved to sell former German passenger liners seized at the outbreak of the war Chairman Payne conveyed to President Wilson that the government could not run ships that did not sell intoxicants while competing with privately owned vessels serving wine and liquor.

Washington Shipping Board Payne Wilson

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Gaseball Baseball Park Church Club Hannibal High School J. Hetsch Edward Perkins George Bradfield John Loague Minnie Hubb Pearl Abrams Mr. Adams Susan Ellis L. E. Frazier City of Hannibal van Evercooren Robert VanEvercooren Broadway Carnival Engle Pittsfield, III Stasters Ware- Wayland Co New York Fatima Thestor the Betsonti Tae Bittuo0Re Delmonico McAllin N.Y. Arawelie Pennsylvania Vanderdilt Walport-AsTonia Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co Telephone
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