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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1916

Page

6

Morrison Rites Held at Rocky Run Church

Funeral services for Robert Ulyssis Morrison were conducted at Rocky Run Methodist Church with I.O.O.F pallbearers. He was born October 25, 1869 in Rocky Run township Illinois and died February 5 1916 at his mother's home aged 46. He worked in Boise City Idaho and Meridan Idaho and joined Meridian lodge I.O.O.F. He leaves a father four sisters and two brothers. The revival at the Methodist Church ended with six professions and Rev J A Kirkpatrick assisted.

Lima Obert Ulyssis Morrison Re .Rocky Run Methodist Church Ev. G. G. Maple Soga I. O. O. F Robert Ulyssis Morrison Rocky Run Ancock County Ilinois Hannah Morrison Boise City Idaho Merridian Lodge Meriddian Rocky In Christ Quincy Methodist Church J. A. Kirkpatrick Grace M. E. Church

Pike County Receives State School Funds Upgrade

Pike County receives vouchers from James J. Brady auditor of public accounts totaling 45 663 82 for state school funds and 2069 interest. The county apportionment increases by 11 00 over last year and will fund high school tuitions per new district rules. Local officials and residents are noted in a flurry of routine visits and community notes.

Pitpspield N. Clark James J. Brady Ray Anderson Emmet Cooper Familly Wall Moore New Salem Geo TE Ware Barry Pitts Maud Browning Baylis Maud Brenner PL Wo Trealis Perrys CG Boonweols Tessie Polmistan Cherd Adan Peters

Local residents visit Macomb and area events

Colchester residents and visitors drop in for business and social calls. Miss McConnell from Carthage visits. Ira Worrell attends funeral of Mrs. Stookey. John Flack called to Industry for his ill mother. Mrs. Baylis and Flossie Jefferson undergo medical care in Macomb. Various locals travel to Colmar Bushnell Moline and Penkin for business and meetings.

Colchester III Wm. Windsor Macomb Francis and Evelyn McConnell Carthage Ira Worrell Strader Stookey John Flack Industry Wim. Wagle Colmar Flossie Jefferson Hulmes Hospital John Baylis Dean Verrill Seivel Webster Bushnell Iiners Frit Growers’ Association Penkin Chicago John Stewart Moline Morday Luther Gordon Plandissville Meondac Earnest Bean

Local residents and visitors make midweek rounds

In Blandinsville on Wednesday Dr. C. B. Horrell of Galesburg was noted as a professional caller. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Louderman of Kewanee arrived Sunday for a few days’ visit, while H. L. Burford conducted business calls in Macomb on Wednesday.

Blandinsville C. B. Horrell Galesburg Arthur Louderman Kewanee H. L. Burford Macomb

Local residents visit and minor injuries noted

Mr and Mrs Fay Carnes and children visited Wednesday with Harvey Reinhardt and family. Stanley Shaffner fractured his left arm Tuesday at school. Wm Wroughton moved to Dell Plummer property. Lois Bennett teacher at Hope Well school visited relatives. Mrs Martha Gray and daughters visited with Iva Laird. E G Woodward visited Kinderhock. Herman Dunham and son from Maysville visited Reinhardt. George Moore and Riley Griffeth had dinner at Will Tricks'. Herman Eichmans moved to Musgrave farm northwest of town last Monday.

Fay Carnes Harvey Reinhardt Stanley Lewis Shaffner Wm. Wroughton Dell Plummer Lois Bennett Hope Well School Nellie Gray Martha Gray Mae and Kearl Iva Laird E. G. Woodward Kinderhock Herman Dunham Maysville George Moore Riley Griffeth Will Tricks Herman Eichmans Musgrave

Timewell News Briefs Highlight Local Mishaps and Deaths

Lee Meyers and family from Mt Sterl ing visited J E Buss and family on Saturday. Mrs G H Bradney dislocated her wrist after an ice fall on Thursday. Mrs D P Johnson traveled to Clayton on Tuesday to visit her ill sister Mrs Emma Bradney. Mrs Jessie Glass daughter of Robin Moore died at Jacksonville on Monday.

Timewell Ili Lee Meyers Mt. Sterling J. E. Buss G. H. Bradney D. P. Johnson Clayton Emma Bradney Jessie Glass Robin Moore Jacksonville

Funeral service held at Baptist church in Clayton

Wednesday at 2 o clock the funeral for Mrs Jessie Glass was held from the Baptist church in Clayton. Minnie Lucas visited her sister Mrs Claude Briggs in Clayton for a few days with Mrs Andrew Briggs of Mt Sterling spending Wednesday with her aunt Mrs G W Bradney. Lee Norton C J Davis and wife attended the Clayton funeral. Mrs Chas Dunham and son Lyte visited Clayton Wednesday with her mother Mrs Otha Bennett. War department plan discussed with strong opposition in committee.

Baptist Church Clayton Minnie Lucas Claude Briggs Andrew Briggs Mt. Sterling G. W. Bradney Lee Norton C. J. Davis Jessie Glass Chas. Dunham Lyte Otha Bennett

Republicans Oppose Continental Plan Washington

Republicans of the House Military Committee told President Wilson that a strong army increase bill would be drafted in a nonpartisan spirit. The exchange occurred as they weighed defense expansion efforts and legislative path forward.

War Department House Department Washington House Military Committee Wilson

Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey for Cold Relief

Internal throat and chest troubles risk serious trouble if unchecked. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm and destroys germs in throat or nose. Pine antiseptic and honey soothing combine to fight cold germs. Insist on Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. 25c at all Druggists.

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