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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

3

Lima News Briefs From 1920 Iowa-Lima Community Update

Lima column details visitors and local events including Thomas Crank from Keokuk visiting Lima, the J. M. Hunter sale drawing strong crowds, Tri-State Lodge officers elected for 1920, barber changes, Christmas entertainment at Methodist church, church revivals planned, school activities by Lima Friends in Council, Mendow troupe play success, and assorted local visits and illnesses. Mentions Quincy visitors, Barnhill family, and upcoming bank project by Lancaster Brown in Columbus.

Christmas Greetings and Local Vacation Plans

Christmas is past with greetings and family dinners. Schools take a vacation this week and resume January 5. Walter Taylor, long employed in Detroit since June, surprised his parents with a short visit last Tuesday evening before returning to work January 5. He will visit friends in Chicago briefly on the way back. Sister Mrs Ernest Speers of Big Neck came home Friday to visit him, returning Sunday. Neil Ausmus of Knox College was a pleasant caller in Columbus Sunday. Miss Katherine Kettle came home from Warsaw last Wednesday and will

Minnie Myers I. G Albert Wilson O. G Clarence Clapper Roy Morton Bowen James Fletcher Morton G. G. Maple Methodist Sunday School William Selby Selby Methodist Church Masonic Hall Traynes School Gertrude Weinhoener Lima Camp No Sterling Woods James Clark James Jacobs Bolt Jacobs Henry Montague O. S Leeper Victory Sunday School Edward Perkins Hill Carthage Friends In Council Lima School Quincy Lima A. H., McCronnell Clayton G. L. Losh Bert Parker Kansas City J. A. Jacobs Christian Church Wm. Selby Christian Endeavor Endeavor P. Spencer William Hartman Sonra Carl Harold Fries W. E. Leslie E. Long William Steinagel Elmer Alice Paloma Lawrence Stelnagel Dora Louise Fowler G. B. Tummis John Lummis Loraine Lylia Brackensick Canton William Wheeler Walter Taylor Detroit Mich Ife Chicago Yis Ernest. Speers Big Neck Neil Ausmus Knox College Katherine Kettle Warsaw Will

Pittsfield Ills church holds services and licenses issued

Rev A R Grumman leads Summer Hill services with plans to biweekly meetings until a regular minister is secured. County Clerk Charles A Melitey licenses 50 couples including William O Chappell and Ethel Lovell. James Applegate and Laura Connor. A piano recital by Miss Shastid and Miss He reader entertains Congregational church attendees under Pittsfield Woman's club.

Pittsfield Ili A. R. Grumman Methodist Church Summer Hill Charles A. Melitey William Owen Chappell Florence Ethel Fern Lovell Montezuma James H. Applegate Memphis Tenn Laura May Connor Pearl Mary Shastid Catherine Hess Congregational Church Leslie Landers Methodist J. C. McMahon Plymouth F. N. Wells Louis Heek Chicago S. K. Strother Harry Higbee

Jury summoned for January circuit court term

The November term of the circuit court opens Monday January 5 with a second jury summoned to report. State's Attorney Edwin Johnston spent Tuesday handling legal business in Rockport.

Edwin Johnston Rockport

Christmas Eve at Baptist Church in Durham Missouri

A large crowd attended the Christmas Eve exercises at the Baptist church in Durham MO. A load of stock was shipped from the town on Monday. Mr and Mrs Hoskins and daughter hosted visitors from Quincy for goose dinner. John Schenk and several others visited relatives in the area. Rob Morton suffered a new paralytic stroke last week leaving his left side paralyzed. Miss Eva Hosman from Palmyra visited Mrs Dee Kille.

Baptist Church Xtre TY. EB. Hoskins John Huner Quincy O. Hoskins John Schenk Ewing I. N. Briscoe Bud Powdermilk la Grange Bert Shires H. D. Shires Rob Morton Eva Hosman Palmyra Dee Kille

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement declares rheumatism as a constitutional disease needing systemic treatment. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and provides lasting relief, with Hood's Pills as a pure vegetable laxative if needed.

Christmas Visit News From Hester and Ewing Area

Mrs Hazel Martin and her children of Hester spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Perry Wetzel. J H Roberts was quite sick part of the past week. Miss Greta Wetzel visited in Ewing on Friday. Sam Schofield and family of Quincy spent Saturday and Sunday with his family.

Pittsburgh Hotels Co declares liquor dividend for shareholders

The Pittsburgh Hotels Co announces a liquor dividend to its shareholders from its large stock of wines and liquors. The distribution is tied to operations at the William Penn and Fort Pitt hotels in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Hotels Co William Penn Fort Pitt

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