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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1918

Page

9

Local residents dot Marshall and surrounding towns

A mosaic of short visits and movements shows W W Fox and C T Laird at a coga show in Marshall, J N McNary and Cecil Tronaberger in O Fallon, and many others traveling between Pittsfield Quincy Mendon and Silvis. News notes include a New Year baby, a cattle shipment to St Louis, school and furnace updates, and several gatherings with relatives.

W.W. W. Fox C. T. Laird Marshall Town Coga J. N. McNary Cecil Tronaberger O'Fallon Jerome Baker Harvey Minton John Dwier Lloyd Minton Clarence Bowman Pittsfield Wim. Foster Quincy Liesworth Jas. Bernard William Dallas St. Joseph Lierrd Gard Mendon Max Jacobson Salem Geo. IT Brown Emily Gard Jane Putcher Robert Gage Ina Pigeon Creek Laird Minnie Barley Fasley Fay Monroe Edwin Shearer Irene Ward Silvis Louis Varga Chas. Hart St. Louis Henry Hawkins Baby Alhambra Mont John Billings Edward McFarland, Jr Lloyd Hart Vinton W. Crews Kansaa Ill J. T. Kendrick W. FE. Hackman Linoyd Gard Lars Tdel Arlene Stein Memphis Dorothy Donahoe Havana Lawrence McDaniel Chicago Phil Donohoe J. Havens

Scarlet fever confines Plymouth resident in Center area

Community updates from Plymouth Illinois note Herbert Sharon remains home with scarlet fever. Several residents travel, visit, or assist others, including Troy Manlove visiting from Norfolk and Nieces helping Mrs. Dash Trobinson. A baby was born at Giles Grigswold home and local activity includes vaccination reminders amid mpox concerns.

Herbert Sharon Frank Deweese Troy Manlove Norfolk Dash Trobinson Tohe West Augusta James Wear Whiteflork Lela McAvoy Stork Giles Grigswold Macomb Margaret Martin Tia Copeland Mia Clyde Brown Birthville Ka Rraum Golden Graham Golden Mills

Local notes and family movements across towns

Mrs Williams and her son Harold are back in Chicago on the south side after driving from Kansas City where they had lived for months. Miss June Baker and niece Lewis Lee Garnett head to Miami Oklahoma to live with Olaf Baker. Miss Cora Tuck visited sister Mrs Loren Myers in Naperville. Red Cross comfort bags sent to soldier boys at Christmas receive grateful letters from Paul Holmes at Camp Merritt Elsworth McDaniel Shirley Brown Fred Cox and Hamilton Holdcroft son Mable Osborne of Mt Sterling visited C J Davis and family.

Williams Plymouth Harold Chicago Kansas City June Baker Lewis Lee Garnett Miami Okla Olaf Baker Cora Tuck Loren Myers Naperville Red Cross Paul Holmes Camp Merritt N. J Elsworth McDaniel Willams Bridge N. Y Shirley Brown Fred Cox Hamilton Holdcroft

Clayton News Highlights Local Social and School Events

Social visits unfold with Camp Point gatherings and a rabbit hunt. Local youths perform in the De Koven quartet as the Lyceum course presents its fourth night. Mary Bryant and Elvira Sargent attend events in Hersman and Chicago, while others head to Macomb, Jacksonville, and aviation corps service.

Otis Gruber Mary Calin Macomb Dr. Bryant Clayton Chicago Leon Easum Aviation Corps Paul McDowell Jacksonville Whitley 8. E. Veachs

Local Docket of School Moves and Visits in Crescent and Vicinity

Crescent Iowa notes show Misa Bessie Watch starting teaching duties after a Saturday trip, and Prof. Dongbothune returning from Wisconsin to begin classes Wednesday. Other items include visits to ill relatives in Clayton and Mt. Sterling, and several local residents planning shopping trips or return home after holidays.

Misa Bessie Watch Crescent Iowa Charles Dunham Clayton Fred Smith Leola Ruby Lucas Guinea Dongbothune Wisconsin Alife Tlatch Pleasant Hill Pike County J. H. Lucas Irwin Stelmeyer Jesse Bent Mt. Sterling HW. S. Chapman Macomb Bert Bulman Mikesell Clyde Carson Missouri Mrs. Craig Hattie Carson Mrs. Peters

Beverly Residents Share Holiday Visits and Illness

Beverly Illinois residents report social visits among families, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes from Colorado visiting Arg. Hares' sister Mrs. M. Orebaugh. J. E. Orebaugh and W. C. Richardson attended an event in Quincy to hear McCormick. Several families note illnesses and travel over New Year with mentions of Ray Rhoades from Camp Dodge.

Beverly, III Robert Barnes Colorado Arg. Hares M. Orebaugh J. F. Kelly Maude Hull W. RR. Sykes J. E. Orebaugh W. C. Richardson Quincy McCormick Wee Robertson Clayton Ray Rhoades Camp Dodge Iowa Bernice Kelly A. Cunningham Griggsville Waiter

Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Deaths and Miscellany

John G. Beard aged 87 died suddenly in cottage 12 at 2 a m He was a Virginia native and served in Co D 99th Illinois infantry He came to the Home in 1903 and leaves a Kansas City wife A daughter arrives from Kansas City for the funeral Also Hugh Willoughby 71 died at 12 10 pm He was from Ohio and served in Co E 133rd Mil Illinois infantry Burial sent to Kappa Other dormitory news reports transfers medical visits and hospital stays among residents including Mrs Urick cottage 20 and Mrs Squires who has been ill The piece notes several residents traveling visiting relatives and routine hospital or operation news with Camp Dodge and Springfield references

John G. Beard Virginia Co. D 99Th Illinois Infantry Kansas City Hugh ‘Smith Willoughby Ohio Co. E 133Rd Milnois Infantry Kappa Urick Cottage 20 Tom Kirby Cottage 22 Lomelino Springfield Charles Brown Squires Elizabeth Lindsey Cottage 1 Camp Dodge Lomeline Fay Ransome Sawtell Cal Mr. Stokes Iowa

Record year for stock receipts at National Stock Yards

East St. Louis reports 1917 as a record year for cattle, horses and mule receipts at the National Stock Yards, highlighting the strong livestock movement through the facility.

East ST. Louis

Cattle and horses set records at Stock Yards amid markets growth

Statistics by H. L. Wyatt of Stock Yards show cattle receipts at 1 408 464, up 208 134 from 1916, the highest ever. Horses and mules total 279 837, up 13 019, greatest ever sold, with over half for war. Hog and sheep receipts fell by 351 798 and 139 804 respectively. Plans for a new horse and mule market nearing. old markets burned last September.

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