OSS ACRE farm offered near Stoutsville with 269 cultivation acres
Farm listing describes 269 acres for cultivation, 20 acres timber, a house, barn, woven wire fence, water, and 9 miles from Stoutsville. price 74 dollars per acre for quick sale with possible farm exchanges via Missouri and Mississippi. Contact FE Harberts in Jacksonville for details. sale references Jacksonville Heights Improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Timothy
Mike
James McKnnary
Sternbidy
LaBelle
Cllinois
James McKinnay
Stern Bidg
Clayton
Ill
J. V. Marberts
Sterns
OSS
Eithe
Stoutsville
Miss
Ras
Public notice of estate claims in Adams County Illinois
Notice summons all claimants against the Mary E. Flynn estate to present demands for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on February 7 1916. Executor John L Flynn requests immediate payment from debtors. Also notice of The Ricker National Bank annual meeting to elect nine directors on January 11 1916 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Quincy banking house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Heumannn
Adams County
Acourt House
Quincy
Henry A. Prante
Elmer C. Peter
Adams
Winois
Louis Ebert
William Geiring
Quincy Butchers’ Association
Edward Lock
Clara Lock
Arthur J. Lock
Flora B. Lock
William Lock
Lucy Lock
Georgia Lock
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Illinois
J. Edward P. Allen
Court House
Brock
Highland
State of Illinois
Mary E. Flynn
John L. Flynn
Govert & Lancaster, Attomeya
Ricker National Bank of
Ilinois
H. F. J, Ricker
Mary H. Morgan
City of
J. Leslie Young
Govert & Lancaster
James J. Shanaffan
Mary Silanatlan
F. M. McCann
Lucinda Waddell
Obadiah Prank
Waddell F. M. McCann
Denver Lodge Installs Officers In Country Town
The Denver Mason ic Lodge installed W M Evan Wig gle SOW AL Grove and others in a Monday ceremony. O E S installed new officers for the year with Tharne Scott W Mo and Mary Fleming among names. Following the installation, oysters celery and pickles were served at a social hour. Nearby residents moved houses, recovered from illness, and mourned the death of Mrs Hezekiah McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tan
Masonic Lodge
W. M
Evan Wiggle
Sow
AL Grove
T. W
G Fleming
Suyfried
Ugi Martes
S. D. IW Fleming
J. DB
DOT
Vragee Ss
W. L. Clark
Jes A.W. McMillan
W. E. Etswaestink
Slarter
Tyler
Waddieston
Tharne Scott
C. HL
Ltuddleston
Sentinel
Jasper Franks
Bentley
Hattie Dickison
C. Mayberry
Cisco Childers
Nebraska
Emily Clark
Glorence Gartin
Gilbert
Willis Chris
Des Moines
C. E. Society of the Christian Church
Mattie Raimsey
H. O'Brien
Mary Childers
Lara Denham
Ida Clark
Mattie Scott
Ora O’brien
Vinda Akers
Ruth Childers
Colony youth shot by accident near home
On Friday eleven year old James Tull, living with his grandfather Buford, discharged a gun during a return from a hunt. The load struck his foot and several bones were removed by Dr. Petty. He was reported doing as well as could be expected. An epidemic of colds and throat infections is noted among children and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony
James Tull
Mr. Buford
Petty
Local residents take short trips and visit kin this week
Miss Coltz of Bluffs visited cousin Miss Alma Williamson while Robi Moore and daughter Nannie traveled to Jacksonville to see Mrs. Glass who is ill. Laura McHatton attended Gem City business college in Quinneyville. Will Miller of Barry, brother of S D Miller and Mrs Sam Hatch, lies in poor health. Mildred and Grace Miller returned to Quincy after New Year’s with their parents S S and D Muller. VE Jobson traveled to Mount Sterling for dental work. Ruth Peters and Lola Abers of Mount Sterling visited Ruby Lucas. Miss Ward of New Canton demonstrated toilet articles and visited Mr Tarninson. Ray McClelland and wife visited Mrs A McClelland’s mother. Harve Camp spent days in Clayton. Many from here attended plays at Mount Sterling. The Shepherd of the Fields, Fred Arnold, who has been in Texas, returned home. Robert Moore, wife and daughter Nannie, came home from Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Coltz
Bluffs
Alma Williamson
Robi Moore
Nannie
Jacksonville
Mr. Moore
Glass
Laura McHatton
Qouimneyv
Gem City Business College
Will Miller
Barry
S. D. Miller
Sam Hatch
Mildred
Grace Miller
Quincey
S&s. D
Tarninson
Ray McClelland
AfeCleland
Mrs Osea Woman Dies After Illness Talks With Daughter
Monday evening residents recall Mrs Osea who had been very ill with pneumonia and spent time with her daughter before her condition deteriorated.
Plymouth Notes: Local Social Snips and Visits
Miss Gladys Stoneking visited Col mar in Plymouth. Mrs Mary Wummer is ill. Mrs H S Monk hosted the 300 club. Mrs M M Monk spent Sunday in Quincy. Wm Kennedy made a business trip to Macomb. Mrs Ed Whittington is home sick with grippe. Mr Callahan returned after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ill
Gladys Stoneking
Colmar
Mary Wummer
H. S. Monk
300
M. M Monk
Quincy
Wm. Kennedy
Macomb
Ed. Whittington
Callahan
Local Miscellany Notes From Maywood Area
Robert Wagy of Quincy visits relatives and farms nearby. Miss Ethlyn McCumber returns to Aurora school. Mrs Irving Schmalshof and family visit Wagy household. Mrs Arvilla Flick of Richfield stays with friends. Miss Lulu House returns from Bucklin Missouri. The Munroe and Sturtevant sisters visit Harry Wheelock. Jennings Stunter holidays with home folks. Mrs Ellis Lease and daughter Golda of Duincey visit. Myrtie Sturtevant hosts supper for friends New Year’s. Mrs Lizzie Woods returns to Chicago after summer stay. Dr Strong’s sister Mrs Wright hospitalized in Quine. Mrs Strong caring for baby. Harry Webrick nears home. Addie Asheshire of Hall visits Mel Bowker’s. Dr Avieshire and Faye Linthicum visit Quincey. Ella Lele spent lost work at Wl Young’s. Fhoretee, Prae Cum erehan, and Ethvha McCumiber visit S A Bakers near Shiloh. Aunt Plannah Lessies hosts dinner for friends. Maywood style notes and schooling changes continue. Lena Tomimseon, Lula Wood, Hlette Letlard finish Maywood high. Laura Huner ill for week. Charles Pryor visiting father. Kirkham family called to Tiwnnewel due to Mrs Kurkbany’s niece sick. Minnie Gann visiting Pike county relatives. Mira Kramer from Quincy. Mrs Loudermilk ill. Madge Haysmiller on vacation from Famous store. Miss Jackson covers. Mrs Ethel Rockenfiell visits sister Mrs White. Lindstean and Church store closed for death of Mrs Clurah’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wagy
Quincy
Ethyln McCumber
Aurora
Imn
Irving Schmalshof
Richfield
C. P. Wagy
Arvilla Flick
Lulu House
Bucklin
Mae Munroe
Myrtie Sturtevant
Harry Wheelock
Jennings Stunter
Ellis Lease
Golda
Duincey
Lizzie Woods
Chicago
Dr. Strong
Wright
Quine
Laurppe
Ctyle
Maywood
Mbsees
Bares
Loudermiks
Columbia
Lena Tomimseon
Lula Wood
Hlettie Letlard
Maywood High School
Svear
Kirkham
Tiwnnewel
Moe
Kurkbany
Minnie Gann
Pike County
Mira Kramer
White
Lindstean
Me Clurah
Local social notes from Meredosia and nearby towns
Meredosia Illinois and surrounding communities report a string of Sunday and weekday visits. Hugh Sargent returned from Stilwater while Frances Jones came back from Arenzville. Various residents visited Jacksonville Danville Springfield and Springfield Lake with family and friends.
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Joneses
Ethelbert
Merelda
Ethelgert
Julius Caesar
Quincy Whig
THE
Whig CO
Associated. L’reass
Alcorn & Henkel
New York
Frank P. Alcorn
Marbriage
Frank W. Henkel
People's Gas
Morning Whig
City
Spearen
Virginia
Moter Barber College
St. Louis
Jersey
Care Whig
Motor College
St Louis
Trampshire Street
Wm. Seblicting
Durham
Towa
Ruff Brewing CO
S. 27Th St
Gas and Water
Ohio St
Furnishea
16Th St
A. L. Chase
North 12Th St
Vine &T
Middendorf Bros
W. Fr. McCready
North Sixth Ave
State of
Quinney
Tinois
Edward P. Allen
Plas McCann
Winderhoot
James McRannary
Stern Lds
Gape
Alm
Cp. Faas
Loti Salete
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
W. F. McCready
Michigan
Swigart Land Co
First National Bank
Quines
S. Green
South Fifth Street
von Direct
Bank
Cits
Chamber of Commuria
Commercial Agercy v
Wrte
Partictars
Land of Sunshine
California
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
C. Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Money Real Estate
Blackstone
Eastern Star
A. G. Richards
Beckner
J. M. McReynolds
Harrison Hustead
Will McKnight
Velma Tonnies
Ben Yunnies
Newark
Will Linton
Western Wansas
Jewel Seaman
Edgar Moorman
C. E. Wuftman
A. F. McMurry
Rutledge
McMoarrs
Naples
Gerard
Jacheodville
Beane” Eckles
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. Jupin
Josephine Jlatfield
OQ. E
Thatnehi
Galesburg
Beulah Hatcheld
Lula Campbell
William Coffee
William Bently
RB. Campbell
William Burrus
Wansac
M. Fleming
Kansas
Fleming
Harvey Green
John Frhminge
Herbert Sonmers
Coleracks Springs
James SP
CE. Wuffman
TD McMurry
Fayette College
Timewell
Plainville, Ill
Maywood, MO
Meredosia
Ili
Hugh Sargent
Stilwater
Thomason
Ro Uo Duer
Springfield
Frances Jones
Arenzville
Dave Leonhard
Fred Brockhowee
Albane Baar
Spint Lake
J PL Baur
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Illinois
Rector
W. Monroe St
Tel
Central
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