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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
9
East End Garage promotes a second hand Baker gasoline car as a cheaper option, noting comfort in cold weather and economic value. A disclaimer appears about not being responsible for debts contracted by Jilly M Kinser, with a partial name variant Winser.
FLT Wilson of Hannibal Mo spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs J Hf Wilson. Charles Fostmte of dan Bella was in Monticello Tuesday on legal business. Mr and Mrs B Mogoradshaw and Harold visited Mrs Dradshaw's parents. Mrs William Watson near town ill with rheumatism. H S Rouse back from Texas. Mrs Grace Briscoe to Mayo Brothers Rochester for illness. Mrs J T Prightwett to Mayo Brothers for golfer operation. Mr and Mrs Jeppie Million and Barkley visit Beloit, Wisconsin relatives. Mr and Mrs PL Knight entertained guests Mrs Mable Knight and Mrs Gertrude Greening of Hannibal in honor of Mr and Mrs Howard Hath of Canton.
Mt Sterling Illinois notes list local residents and visitors. Mroard Mrs Allenby and Verna visited Quincy Tuesday. Milton Wilson returned home after Golden. Margaret Magan to Chapin after visiting Mrs M J Pest. John Bond returning to Galesburg after time with grandchildren Alberta Perry. Givens to Hinsdale to see wife in sanitarium. Minnie Bradbury back from Quincy after visiting Joe Wilgus family. Mrs Tlattie Thew attended funeral of Mrs Tabitha Robison and returned to Quincy. Mrs Sam Grover spent Tuesday with her mother in Versailles. Browning visited H J Wizen in Carthage. Killeen Simpson left for Muskogee Oklahoma for month with aunt.
N. Barlow and relatives visited Weyser for several days with her daughters Mrs trace Weyveer and Miss Bhorenmee dear Jon and Louis, who returned home Monday. AM Vilette Tirige spent Wednesday with relatives and dined with them. Shiner W. O. Hartzell of Curtage was here Saturday for visits with friends and relatives. Judge WoT Terai Macen came this week to pass ipom a ptnefec for a new trial in the Solan case. Miss Katherine Dorai of the ward Pasir calieige at luyvetoe visited with her folks for a few days.
The Red Cross ladies led by Miss Yost organize surgical dressings under instructor Judge Simegle last Monday night. DOT Lawrence reports his father is ill in Payson. he travels to visit him and his mother. Zelina Teanain visits Mrs. Parkinsen for a few days. Kerbystown merchant Copenhartenar ships merchandise to Shelbyville for business. Mer Pitbro of Cinurenes calls at Byville. Roy Cooper travels to Kansas City for several days then plans to visit family in Excelsior Springs. Joy Hewitt and son Floyd attend bankers’ meeting in Quincy. L. E. Carson of Sommers Drug is mentioned.
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