Report from Jacksonville hospital lists Pike county patients
Pittsfield reports from Judge Grote show sixty eight Pike county residents at the state hospital for the insane in Jacksonville. The county clerk’s office holds the full report for inspection and it marks the second such release. Funeral notices cover Mrs Thomas Grimshaw and Frank Pennington of Alpine along with other local obituaries and social notices.
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Pike County
Jacksonville
Pittsfield
Local injuries and hospital trip reported
Richard Arthur fell Saturday cutting a two inch scalp wound with artery loss and bleeding. Alfred Turner eighteen months spilled sulfuric acid on face and clothes. eye sight initially uncertain but light seen later. Blessing hospital in Quincy for treatment found one eye good with hope to save the other. Felgar Reid and Benkert visited Warsaw. stock company to perform at the opera house all week. Tom Crabtree and family visiting relatives in South Dakota. The remaining line notes city rail lines or signals.
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Richard Arthur
Alfred Turner
Othe = Turner
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
OS Felgar
C W Reid
Fred Benkert
Warsaw
Opera House
Tom Crabtree
South Dakota
Tne Icelinises
Agr City
Ice Market And Local News In A Small Town
Mrs Ed Grait fell on the ice Friday breaking and dislocating her wrist. Dr Ayleshire treated the fracture. Mrs Strong visited Quincy Saturday. Mrs Wright returned home with her from the hospital in Quincy. Miss Bessie Lock sick with grippe at Benton Borens home. Residents harvest ice amid bad roads. Mrs Rose Hood and the Misses Daniels dined at Hotel Johnson. Mrs Nora Crockett of Missouri visiting aunt Caroline Wagg. Born January 12 to Roy Lease and wife a son their second child. Lulu House ill with grip. Dr Gabriel of Payson visited sick. Nick line limited by roads to Quincy. C P L Wagy to Seehorn for coal for Dr Ayleshire. Caroline Wagy and Betty Liles with niece Mrs Crockett visited Ella Lile. Etta Collins visiting brother L S Wagg at Barry. Funeral of Mrs Laura Harris Saturday at 10 am interment Liberty. Blacksmiths busy from dawn to dusk. Andie Linthicum very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Grait
Ayleshire
Nora Crockett
Missouri
Caroline Wagg
Roy Lease
Lulu House
Gabriel of
Payson
Nick
Quincy
C. PL Wagy
Seehorn
Dr. Avileshire
Caroline Wagy
Betty Liles
Mrs. Crockett
Ella Lile
Etta Collins
L. S. Wagg
Barry
Laura Harris
Liberty
Grip illness and visiting relatives noted in local brief
The past week Mrs Will Fusselman and children are down with grip. Alfred Wagg and wife of Denton Kansas are visiting relatives at Riche Field and Plainville.
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Will Fusselman
Grip
Alfred Wagg
Denton
Kas
Richefield
Plainville
Rockport Illinois society notes and local updates
Mrs H W Haines returned from Louisiana to visit sister Mrs Charles Taylor who suffers sciatic rheumatism. Mrs Martha Petty ill of grip, improving. William Dolbear and sister Lucy of Horton Creek visited grandmother Mrs E R Pryor for the ball. A son was born to J B Peters and wife in Denver on Jan 7, John formerly a Summer Hill boy. George Ralph's remains buried at Petty cemetery. he lived near Toehead Slough. The Lyceum number Six University Girls featured at the opera house to a well filled crowd. R O N of A held a meeting. Mrs James Praul initiated as beneficiary member. The infant child of Everet Betts and wife died Monday. buried at Samuel Taylor cemetery. Miss Edith Whitner goes to Chicago to work as stenographer and study music.
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H. W. Haines
Louisiana
Charles Taylor
Martha Petty
William Dolbear
Lucy
Horton Creek
E. R. Pryor
R. ON. of A
James Praul
Everet Betts
Samuel Taylor
Edith Whitner
Chicago
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New York
Frank P. Alcorn
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Frank W. Henkel
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Harry
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C. E. Huey
S. 16Th St
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A. D
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Executrix
F. M. McCann
Maine Street
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Alexander Millan
Philip J. Schlagenhaup
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
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Samuel Woods
T. O. Poling, Jr
Money Real Estate
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Meredosia, Ill
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H. W. Sargent
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Frances James
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Lela Baker
Woman’s College
Roy Burrus
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C. D. Kappat
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Gweneth Chenoweth
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A. J. Jex
Daniel Moreland
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Mr. Mumford
Florence Grimshaw Bryant
Frank Pennington
Alpine
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St. Louis
L. J. Harvey
Griggsville
Anti- Saloon League
Christian Church
J. D. Dabney
Eldora
Charles Hooper
George Peters
L. A. Chamberlain
W. E. Shastid
H. C. Kibler
Sara Bolotin
Wipe
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Chas. Short
Big Neck
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Inghram
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Lomax
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