Farm listings with direct sale options in three counties
J. H. Warberts offers several family farms for direct sale to buyers to save commissions. Farms range from 40 to 80 acres with terms and small payments possible. Properties located in Hancock, Adams, and Schuyler counties. Visit Warberts Rooms in Sterns Building to learn details.
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Clayton
J. H Warberts
Sterns
Monroe County
Stoutsville
Gass
Missouri
Illinois
J. H. Harberts
Sterne
Hancock
Adams
Schuyler
Warberts
Hypocrisy Quoted In Court Ruling From 1918 Illinois Case
A fragment from a Quincy Illinois court document dated December 10 1918 notes Edward P. Allen as Master in Chancery and F M McCann as solicitor for the complainant. The text adds a proverb about moral polish labeling hypocrisy after a rough lie is refined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ilinois
A. D
Edward P. Allen
F. M. McCann
Public notice on estate of Mary E Flynn Adams County
Notice to all claimants against the Mary E Flynn estate to present claims for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on February 7 1916. Creditors asked to pay debts to executor John L Flynn with Govert and Lancaster as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Heumann
Adams County
Quincy
Henry A. Prante
Flmer C. Peter
Adams County No. 29
Mary H. Morgan
J. Leslie Young
Govert & Lancaster
State of Illinois
James J. Shanahan
Mary Shanahan
F. M. McCann
Mary E. Flynn
John L. Flynn
Lucinda Waddell
Obadiah
Frank Waddell
Annual Meeting Notice for Ricker National Bank Directors
The Ricker National Bank of Quincy Illinois announces its stockholders annual meeting for election of nine directors. The meeting will be at the bank building in Quincy on the second Tuesday of January 1916 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Dated December 10 1915 H F J Ricker Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker National Bank
Quincy
Illinois
H. F. J. Ricker
Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard play at Durham hall
The Methodist church youth will stage Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard at Durham hall on Friday night January 8. The notice lists cast and local attendees while noting other church events and community visits across Warren, Quincy, and nearby towns.
Warren Area Social Visitors Report Sunday to Friday
John Crane of east of Warren traded in Warren Saturday afternoon. John Longacre and son Eugene of east of Warren were Warren visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Louis Klein and son Karl of northeast of Warren visited Friday with Criss Klein and family southeast of Warren. John Byrd of northwest of Warren traded in Warren Saturday afternoon. Mrs Pearl Colvert and son Marion were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Paul Drescher and Mrs Louise Colvert south of Warren. Mr and Mrs Clarence Frederick visited her mother Mrs Anna Terrill of northwest of Philadelphia Sunday. Lee K Davis was guest of Zibie Calvert Sunday afternoon. Rev Ernest Painter of Philadelphia was entertained Sunday by Mr and Mrs William Gottman. Messrs Omer and Leland Masterson of north of Warren were Warren visitors Friday afternoon. James McGlasson visited his daughter.
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Ter
W. A. Morthland
Mt. Vernon
Luther Sams
Philadelphia
Warren
William Day
Calumet
Okla
William Masterson
James Mastersoon
North of Warren
T. V. Sams
Mary Rager
Palmyra
Emmett Morthland
T. D. Christian
Ralph Lee
Bony Calvert
Timbrook
Clarence
C. M.cearcfoss
East of Warren
Jas. Saunders
Mary Saunders
East
John Crane
East of
John Longacre
Eugene
Louis Kiein
Karl
Criss Kiein
John Byrd
Pearl Colvert
Marion
Paul Drescher
Louise Colvert
Clarence Frederick
Anna Terrill
Lee K. Davis
Zibie Calvert
Ernest Painter
William Gottman
Messrs. Omer
Leland Masterson
James McGlasson
Revival Meetings Begin at M. E Church Sunday Night
Revival meetings started at the M E church Sunday night Edna Wheeler and Joe White are on the sick list Mrs Lee Moore is reported much better Glen Conkright and a lady friend from St Louis have been visiting relatives and friends Chas Hooper his wife and daughter Marjorie of Pittsfield visited the parents of Hooper Mr and Mrs R F Hooper Mr and Mrs Alfred Gray and daughter Nellie were Sunday guests of Lewis Shaffner and family Master Earl Shrigley who attends
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M. E
Edna Wheeler
Joe White
Lee Moore
Glen Conkright
St. Louis
Chas Hooper
Marjorie
Pittsfield
R. F. Hooper
Alfred Gray
Nellie
Lewis Shaffner
Earl Shrigley
Eva Reinhardt Marries In M E Parsonage Ceremony
Eva Reinhardt and Miss Eva Reinhardt were united in marriage at the M E parsonage Sunday evening at 6:30 with Mr. Bark Dunham. Eva Wheeler bought a Lester piano in Quincy, Giles Bros supplied it. Wm Kerr also purchased a piano.
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Wes Ies "Griffith
Jim Root
Orient
Psty
Pa Clarence
Bark Dunham
Eva Reinhardt
M. E
Eva Wheeler
Quincy
Local visitors and town notes highlight Saturday actions
M G Sprague visited Barry on Saturday while John Barneil bought the McCarell farm northwest of town. T B Kenady, Harry Vansil and wife came from East St. Louis, Rev. Alex Jones was extended a one year Baptist call, and Mrs. Evelyn Sperry bought the Sperry homestead at chancery sale. Other items include L H Kenady’s Lincoln land deal, William McNutty visiting from Arizona, Pauline Lacey returning to school in Jacksonville, Henry Orr and wife visiting relatives near Pittsfield, Sarah Cashman entering hotel work in Bloomington, Pete Connour from the river, F W Lackman from Arenzville, Eben Epper home from Hannibal, and Catherine Orr returning to Petersburg school.
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M.G. Sprague
Barry
John Barneil
McCarell
T. B. Kenady
Harry Vansil
East St. Louis
Evelyn Sperry
Dr. Sperry
Chancery Sale
The
Baptist Church
Alex Jones
L. H. Kenady
Lincoln
William McNutty
Arizona
Pauline Lacey
Jacksonville
Henry Orr
Pittsfield
Sarah Cashman
Nto
Bloomington
Illinois
Pete Connour
F. W. Lackman
Arenzville
Eben Epper
Hannibal
Catherine Orr
Petersburg
Family and social visits feature Richfield notes
Miss Sadie Quincey and Mrs. Aileen McCrory met Tuesday afternoon. Several families from Newtown, Kingston, Hamilton, and Plainville shared meals and visits over the past week. La grippe illness remains common in Richfield, with many homes affected.
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Sadie Quincey
Aileen McCrory
Henry George
Leslie
Vernon
John Wartshorn
Ray Finchurn
Newtown
Floyd Finchurn
Kistner
Kingston
Albert Wagg
Ethel Swan
Sadie Quincy
Richfield
AL Brown
al. Moore
Lee McCrory
Hamilton
Arvilla Flick
Plainville
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Children's Colds
Keep child dry, clothed, and avoid exposure while giving Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It soothes, antiseptic, raises phlegm and reduces inflammation. First dose brings relief and continued care prevents serious illness. Get a bottle today 25c at druggists.
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Joneses
Etmelbert
Esmererdaa
Cave
Ethelbert
Tughta
Ural
Esmerelda
Iebbisn
Quincy Whig
Whig CO
Associated Press
Alcorn & Henkel
New York
Frank P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Chicago
Frank W. Henkel
People’s Gas
Penstage
Apetyaien Sundey
Cccesseceere
Sianes
Ill
Morning Whig
J. H. Hanly
6Th
Vermont
H. C. Sterling
Iinois State Bank
16Th St
J. A. L. Chase
North 12Th St
Vine St
Middendorf Bros
W. of
Knox College
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers & Bottlers
Timothy
James MacKinnay
Sternbldg
James McKinnay
Stern Bldg
LaBelle
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
W. FP. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Michigan
Swigart Land Co
First National Bank
L. Green
South Fifth Street
City
Spearen
Virginia
Newcomb Hotel
Prashaw
Moter Barber College
Care Whig
Moter College
N. 6Th
Iowa
UAL Estate
Poe
Louis Ebert
William Gehring
Quincy Butchers’ Association
E Court House
Highland
Gem City Printery
Koehler & Dye
P.M. McCann
Land of Sunshine
California
Muscatel
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T. G. Poling
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone
Durham
Methodist Church
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Durham Hall
Custer
Ruth Shires
Greta Wetzel
Louise Collins
Susie Spath
Mae Vincent
Bert Shires
John Sanders
John MccDole
Bud Hadfield
Morris McPike
Sallie McCann
Jack Brisco
Sam Dd. McCann
Lewistown
D. M. Custer
Harold Smyser
Willa Schofield
Mary Letton
George McPike
Smith
Albert
Glendining
Dave King
George Harscher
Dora Dickerson
Nelson Pulliam
C. N. Letton
John Huner
John Kroeger
Sam Schofield
Joe Schofield
Sam Morton
Pearl Hadfield
Goldie Slater
Sallie Schofield
Pearl Briscoe
Sam Shackleford
Tom Ball
Ewing
F. J.lowe
Kergan Lowe
Maywood
Bud Shakleford
George Griswold
H. D. Shires
SE. Raines
Ed Kroeger
LaGrange
Deemes Leach
Bud Shackleford
C. R. Stevens
R. M. Jones
Durham Baptist Church
Jones
Warren, MO
New Salem, Ill
Hull, Ill
Richfield, Ili
Custon Man
Feu Golden
Knollenberg Milling CO
Quincy National Bank
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