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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1918

Page

7

Local Social Notes Highlight Richfield Area Visits

Nellie Sethmatshof visits Brainville relatives while Kitwin Wasy travels from Hansas to Hull. Numerous households from Payson, Quincy, Liberty, Beverly, and Kingston share Christmas and visiting days with families across Richfield. Soldier boys depart for Camp Dodge. medical student Carl Niece visits before enlisting. An idle quote closes the column on self confidence.

Nellie Sethmatshof Brainville Kitwin Wasy Hansas Hull James Sterns David Brown Barry Otis Gallaher Payson Albert Brown J. Rice Pennis Ryan Caiutsbury George Rice Quincy Etta Collins Mainville Fsy Nelile Selimalshof John MckKinney James Brown S. S. Kennedy Liberty Delbert Holeman Walter Graham Beverly Earl Swan Hannibal Earl Rice Ben Swan Wilbur Quker Fred Morgan Grubb Florence Henne Alberta Boerryman Raymond Pettit Kingston Camp Podge Iowa Carl Niece Columbia Earl Ries James Campbell Camp Dodge T. P. Moore Myr A. J. Moore J. Z. Rive Mildred Myra John Redman Floyd Warris Bentley Pat Daniels

Local notes record weddings, illness and travel in nearby towns

Miss Iea Allen and Robert Thrasher wed in Quincy on December 26 and plan to live in Amboy. An aged mother, Mrs. Ann Francis, grows weaker at Hawkins home. Several families move, visit, and host dinners. measles and public health warnings prompt school closures. Bessell funeral in Brooklyn area. Christmas fires, Cross Drive success, and community activity mark the holiday period.

Iea Allen T. L. Allen Robert Thrasher Amboy Quincy Ann Francis Milton Hawkins Hawkins Thomas Faust Edward Spidle Peter Bockhold Neat Liberty Church Thomas Cooper Robert Alen William Cooper William Petite Knox City Len Wiedman la Belle Lula McFadden Ivan Morris Colony Artie McDonald Mounday Clapp Ada Morrow Stronghurst Scott Porester Iown Katie Robinson James Cooper Colorado Zuck Peter Reckhold Clark County E. H. Roberts Helen Ringerville Rutledge June Ritterville Swengington Georgia Charles Bessell Brooklyn Mr. Bessell West Union Brookyn Fremont White New Mexico Marrace Melle Agnew Presbyterian Church Suod General Assembly John Agnew Dr. Hutchinson Augusta Agnew Ben Estes Here Robert Bunker Springfield Tinrold Camp Monmouth Julian Camp Brooklyn Township Red Cross Center Ridge Board of Health Walter Agnew Hedding College Y. Mf. c Camp Grant Rockford C. C. Bessell John Thompson Warsaw Fd Blackburn Willie Hite Major Crone Charlie Curtis Roy Stoelscher Julian Lantz Camp Truntsville Ed Black Huntsville Cahrlie Curtis

Plymouth Ill News Briefs Include Weddings Deaths and Illness

Plymouth Illinois notes on families visiting and ill with scarlet fever. Roy Munn, once a Plymouth resident, was shot and killed in Stanton Kentucky while returning from oil fields. Multiple marriages occur, including Alice Aleshire and Frank Alexander, Leslie Cludry and Verla Grenwater, Frank Douglas and Inez Pointer. Local business change as Tierbert Stoss buys the garage. many relatives visit in holiday season.

Kge Turner Augusta George Lirner Lbeaver Wol Irwin Irriday Hose Collins Maude Collins Macomb Fred Mickle Charlie Taylor Roy Munn Plymouth Stanton Portage J. H. Felts Chlairenee Bartlett Colmar Munn Tierbert Stoss Will Huff Alice Benton Aleshire Frank Alexander L. B. Frazee Kentucky Leslie Cludry Camp Dodge Verla Grenwater Keokuk Frank Douglas Inez Pointer Dan Selover Selover Mary Miller Philip DeWitt McQuein Wm. Copeland George Collins Rose Maude Elmer Lawton Hazel Swisesood Wao

Silas Wright Eccles Dies in Florida at 66

News from New York reports the death of Silas Wright Eccles at St. Augustine Florida aged 66. Eccles, born in Washington Illinois, was vice president of the American Smelting and Refining Company and president of the Alaska Steamship Company and the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad. The obituary notes his prominent business leadership.

New York St. Augustine Fla Silis Wright Eccles Washington Illinois American Smelting and Refining Company Alaska Steamship Company Copper River and Northwestern Railroad Company

Scarcity of cooks baffles Mrs Housewiffe Dear

Mrs Housewiffe notes the old saying about too many cooks spoiling broth but laments finding a willing cook to work. She discusses hiring challenges and the shortage impacting her household tasks.

Local Markets and Livestock Prices Reported

Readable market notes from boles and Rogers listing prices for Bay and Grain commodities, mill products, hogs and cattle at stations west of the Mississippi, and regional quotations for poultry and hides. Includes Kansas City and Omaha price data for hogs cattle and sheep.

Live Stock Prices and Receipts at St Louis and Sioux City

In St Louis on Jan 2 the livestock market showed higher receipts: dogs at 16.55 to 16.95, pigs up to 16.75, cattle receipts about 3,500 with beef steers to 14.25, yearlings to 15.50, cows to 10.50, calves 3.75 to 16. sheep receipts 200 with lambs to 17, ewes 11.50, weth ers 12.50, canners and choppers noted. In Sioux City on Jan 2 hog receipts 3,000 with a price around 18.30.

Knollenberg Milling Company H. BP Mississippi River Chenveloope Choice Ness Eels Daly Anck Brothers Bolles & Rogers Kansas City Omaha St. Louis

Severe Cold Weather Grips Southern Europe

Paris reports a severe storm and unusually cold air blanketing southern Europe. Madrid dispatches say heavy snow continues and fuel shortages worsen as railroad traffic remains halted, causing widespread suffering.

Europe Paris Madrid

Economy Wave Hits Chicago Eight Hour Day City

Chicago city council cut 400 to 500 municipal jobs and shifted all workers to an eight hour day. The move aims to save about 3 million dollars annually. The policy was approved at Monday's meeting in Chicago.

Chicago

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