Trust e es Vote for Dormitory Building at Carthage College
Trustees of Carthage college voted to construct a women's dormitory costing $50 000 with Henry Denhart of Washington UL contributing $20 000 toward the building The old dormitory will be converted for use by the men Also reported dies suddenly in park Harrison Tavier died while walking toward his son's hardware store in Carthage Kentucky born 27 Sept 1849 aged 77 years 3 months He had lived in Hancock county most of his life and leaves three sons and a daughter buried at township cemetery with services held near Carthage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Carthage College
Henry Denhart
Washington
Harrison T. Tavier
Pobce
Taylor
Mei.Pastor
Kentucky
Tie
Hancock County
Tir Thage
Bessop, Plares
Harry
Quincy
Family_After_Remains Identified In Local Obituary
The deceased leaves surviving besides her husband seven children named Lizzie Vance of near Bentley Bertha Owen of the city Geo Behrens of the south of the city Minnie Van Winkle of Canton IM Edith Sheetz and Ed and Conrad Hartman all of Towa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Vance
Bentley
Bertha Owen
Geo. Behrens
Minnie van Winkle
Canton
Edith Sheetz
Conrad Hartman
Towa
Brother of Quincy Woman Dies in West
Hen Buckman brother of Mrs George Drake of 705 South Fifteenth street died in Westville California Sunday morning. Pneumonia caused his death. Body to be brought to Shel b ina Missouri for burial. Mrs Drake and other relatives to attend Funeral. Buckman 72 spent early life in and near Shel b ina. Moved to California 53 years ago and lived there since. Visited old home seven years ago and returned. Survived by three brothers Frank Douglas and Martin Buckman all of Shel b ina and two sisters Mrs Betty Buckman of Shelby ing and Mrs Catherine Seward of Monroe City Missouri. He was never married.
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Hen Buckman
George Drake
South Fifteenth Street
Westville
California
Shelbina
Drake
Buckmion
Shelbine
Frank
Douglas
Martin Buckman
Betty Buckmaun
Shelbing
Catherine Seward
Monroe City
Afe
Former Hamilton Man Succumbs Here
CP. Dherisadl formerly of Hamilton died at Pravelock Monday evening after a short illness of about one month. Marie Daynes of Spring Street, with whom he resided, survives. Born in Kentucky in 1857, he had lived here for the last three decades. Funeral arrangements were pending at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dherisadl
Ihamilton
Pravelock
Marie Diaynes
Spring Street
Senilis
Dyerhadl Wa
Kentueiks
Hibtae
Comine
Riven
Janes
Hamuile
Mrs George Tutile of Hersman Bkis Tick
Mrs George Tutile of Hersman Baker dies from coalition complications after long illness in hospital. She leaves her husband and a family, had been a resident for years and was aged about three oar four days birth rebbers Years ped. Also mentions marriage licenses and Kansas City legal notices.
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George Tutile
Hersman Bkis Tick
George Putuie
Tersman
Bnessine Tespital
HBO
Eles
Beritonitis
Heures Borer
Quincey
Tegal
Hattie Meighan
Kansas City
Old People’s Home Resident Succumbs at 88
Christina Hoffman, resident of 614 People’s Home, died at 8:10 am Tuesday after a paralytic stroke suffered last Saturday night. Born August 26, 1823 in Pennsylvania, she married Jacob Hoffman in 1861. he died in 1874. She later lived in Edgeton, Ohio, before entering the Home Aug. 18, 1911. Funeral at 10:30 am in the Home chapel. burial at Edgerton on the 2:00 pm Wa bash train.
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Christina Hoffman
Hoffman
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Ohio
Jacob Hoffman
Heo
Edgerton
A. HH. F. Hertzler
M. B
MANY ATTEND WAND FUNERAL
The funeral of H. William Wand was held at 9:30 Tuesday morning at the family home and at St Francis Cathedral. Son Rev Father Lawrence Wand of Uhioawa sang the high mass, aided by deacon Rev Father Guisti and sub-deacon Rev Wather August Hohl. Local Catholic societies and many relatives attended. among out of town relatives were Gerry Wand of Lichfield and Robert Wand of St Joseph. A son could not attend due to illness.
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H. William Wand
Oak Street
St. Francis Cathet Church
Father Lawrence
Wand
Uhioawa
Father Guisti
Wather August Hohl
St. Francis Men's League
St. Anthens’s
Western Catholic Union
Wail
Zurbe
Dri
Fransis
Qidurnus
Didacus
Brennan
Pather Reis
Schnelton
Theiland
Albert
Acces
Bernard Awerkaunyp
Jocob Lubbe
Christ Mast
Ben Schracke
Tibesar
Rey Wishirchen
Prescott
Ariz
Gerry A. Wand
Lichfield
Gabriel
Payson
Frank Aumann
Chicago
Clara Ward
Robert A. Wand
St. Joseph
Iness
John M. Daugherty funeral services set
Funeral services for Joti AB Dhuighi erty of near U Wheadiecd in Dless ing hhespitad will be conducted Saturday evening at 2 week. The casket will be buried at Wes les Chapel cemetery, Tolle and Oe soUbspe. Friends are invited to attend.
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John M. Daugherty
Joti AB Dhuighierty
U .Wheadiecd
Dlessing
Saturda
Dion -Hefe
Ursa
Wesles Chapel
Tolle
Miles Sawtiesst
Cosa
Privnds
Funeral services for Mrs Wilhelmina Rottman at residence and church
Funeral services for Mrs Wilhelmina Rottman will be held at 2 PM at the residence 824 Jefferson street and at 2:30 PM at St Daecobi Lutheran church. Burial will follow in Woodland cemetery. Friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Rottman
Mewek
Jefferson Street
St. Daecobi Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
Mrs Caroline Marx Funeral Services In Freiburg Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Marx will be conducted at six o'clock this morning in the Freiburg chapel and at eight o'clock in St. Maurys Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Boniface Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Marx
Sige O'Clock
Freiburg
St. Maury’s Catholic Church
Hurial
St. Boniface
Mrs Gertrude Ties Dies at 38 in Elm Street Home
Mrs Gertrude Ties colored of 915 Elm Street died at 12 30 p m Tuesday afternoon in her home from tuberculosis. She was born November 25 1893 and was 38 years old. She was a widow. The body will be taken to Clarkeville Missouri for burial.
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Gertrude Ties
Elm Street
Clarkeville
Death of Fred Stocksick in St Louis
Fred Stocksick of St Louis died Monday morning in that city according to word received by relatives in Quincy. He was years old and leaves his wife and one son, besides his aged mother. He also leaves two sisters and four brothers. Mr Stocksick left Quincy 30 years ago but had visited here often. Funeral services will be held in St Louis this afternoon. The body will be taken to Indianapolis for burial.
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Fred Stocksick
St. Louis
Quincy
Stocklett
Indianapolis
Funeral for Mrs Theresa Kaltenbach at St Boniface Church
The funeral for Mrs Theresa Kaltenbach was held at 8:30 am in the residence and 9:00 am at St Boniface Catholic Church with a solemn Requiem Mass celebrated by Rev I B Degenhardt. Deacon Nunseh and sub-deacon Reinfels assisted. Bearers were Henry Steinkamp Otto Keck Herman Ehrhardt William Mast Henry Reese and Bernard Kruepper. Burial followed at St Boniface Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Kaltenbach
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Soleim
Father I. B. Degenhardt
Father Nunseh
Father Reinfels
Henry Steinkamp
Otto Keck
Herman Ehrhardt
William Mast
Henry Reese
Bernard Kruepper
St. Boniface Cemetery
Mrs Marinda Marshall Buried Beside Husband in Cisco IL
The body of Mrs Marinda Marshall, who died at 8 15 Monday morning in the home of her daughter Mrs Clella Black of 725 Washington Street, was taken to Cisco Illinois at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning for burial beside her husband, who died 28 years ago.
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Marinda Marshall
Clella Black
Washington Street
Cisco
Judge McCarl to Lecture at Mendon High School
Judge Lyman McCarl will visit Mendon this morning to address Mendon High School pupils on juvenile reforms. He will relate court experiences with neglected children and propose reforms in care for youths who become petty criminals. He expects to return to open county court at 1 40 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman McCarl
Mendon
Mendon High School
South Park Shelter House Staked Out Location Revealed
George Behrensmeyer and committee members staking out the South Park shelter house site Tuesday afternoon marked its exact position. The pavilion will lie about 150 feet southwest of the old band stand, south of the east and west road, and face north.
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George Behrensmeyer
South Park Pavilion
Shelter House
Experiences gained in Europe travel and war impressions
Richard Hassal of General Roofing Manufacturing Co. and George M. Jackson of Quincy visited, sharing first hand views from Europe. Hassal believes America will rise to the war effort and aid reconstruction. He notes heavy roofing demand for armies on European plains and admires the French, also recounting Zeppelin raids and related excitement.
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Europe
Richard Hassal
General Roofing Manufacturing Company of
St. Louis
George M. Jackson
Quincy
America
General Roofing Company
Knights of Columbus Magazine Appears in Quincy Show
Five thousand copies of the Knights of Columbus magazine printed for the show Putting It Over appeared in Quincy Tuesday noon. The booklet includes photos, reading matter, and the program, outlining the order’s aims in a readable, attractive format. Helen Runyon of the Parnaby company helped solicit advertising for it.
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Knights of Columbus
Quincy
John Carroll
Dave Wall
Order of Knights
Helen Runyon
Parnaby Company
Muster Day at Home at Illinois Soldiers Home
Muster day is held monthly at the Illinois State Soldiers and Sailors homes with all inmates, including women, called out for an official count and needs assessment. Willan W. Roose of Company D Seventh Illinois Cavalry has been admitted and assigned to cottage 19. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Irion and Comrade Ernst are on furlough.
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Illnois
Willan W. Roose
Seventh Illinois Cavalry
Isaac Irion
Ernst
Griggsville Notes Report Local Sports and Visits
Miss Sanderson left Griggsville for a trauma follow up after tending infant Robert Kennedy. Griggsville basketball beat Pittsfield 36 to 24. Little Miss Hustel Edwards returned home from Quincy. Timewell visitors Harry McKinney and family observed in Griggsville. Fords arrived in town carload for Antonio. Odd Fellows conferred first degrees on Lewis Lstle.
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Efugee Griggsville
Ili
Columbus Township Spelling Contest Set for Peb 9 1917
Miss Kate Taylor visits Story City for a hunt. Spelling contest for Columbus township to be held February 9 1917 at the school house. Miss Alta Thompson of Macomb directed the Islamatic club entertainment Saturday. Miss Bernice Rietzel returns from a visit with relatives in Kansas.
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Columbus
Ill
Kate Taylor
Story City
Columbus Township
Alta Thompson
Macomb Normal
Islamatic Club
Bernice Rietzel
Kansas
Lydia E Pinkham Product Praised by Cincinnati Woman
Mrs Jos Corner of 1663 Harrison Ave Cincinnati Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long illness from female troubles. She says the remedy let her work at home again and urges others to try it, noting forty years of valued use.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia ER. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Jos Corner
Harrison Ave
Fairmount
Entertain Club in Fine Program Pittsfield Jan 31
Mrs. Carson Tippitts and Mrs. J. F. Fry hosted the Fortnightly club in Pittsfield on Monday afternoon. Topics covered women as college presidents and educators with papers on Mary Lyon, Emma Willard, Ella Flagg Young, Stella Reel Meyers, and changes in feminine ideals over the past century. Burglary at Clendenny’s store in Baytown. bloodhounds traced to Hamburg residence but property not found. Basketball tournament set for Feb 28-24 in Jacksonville. Group eight timed May meeting of the Timois Bantcers. Mrs. Tollie Roberts and son Ted from Slarmington, Conn., stay with Shriver family. Several local residents mentioned with travel and family events. James Newport, Civil War veteran, died. funeral at Oakwood cemetery with Bro. Lundenburger officiating. Pittsfield Lodge confers first degree on three candidates. second degree planned. Albert Strauss, O. Anderson, and Henry Ditterbranner noted in Chicago.
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Pittsfield
Carson Tippitts
J. F. Fry
W. 8
Capps
Mary Lyon
Emma Willard
J. D. Hess
Ella Flagg Young
Stella Reel Meyers
Baytown
Hamburg
Jacksonville
Timois Bantcers
Tollie Roberts
Ted
Slarmington
Quincy
William Watters
West Jefferson Street
Edna
Ferne Robison
Barry
Gertrude Cordell
Sunday Merating
J. Merrick Bush
Wenwood Avenue
Chicago
James Newport
Revo Lundenburger
Rt. Lovwls
Oakwood
Pittsfield Lodge
Albert Strauss
O. Anderson
Henry Dittterbranner
Notable Local Visitors and Hospital Transport Reach Mayo Hospital
Mrs Philip Hooker was moved to the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota for an operation. Lowell Knox, a Quincy Business College student, spent the weekend with relatives here. Mrs Elen M Orr visited her brother in law Hon Frank Orr and family at Chester. Mr Orr, a Chester penitentiary commissioner, and Mrs Ballington Booth addressed prisoners there last Sunday, an occasion of great interest.
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Philip Hooker
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Lowell Knox
Quincy Business College
Elen M. Orr
Frank Orr
Chester
Orr
Chester Penitentiary
Ballington Booth
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
Lingering coughs awaken and drain energy. Dr King s New Discovery is a pleasant balsam remedy with antiseptic and laxative effects. It soothes irritated membranes and kills cold germs, offering prompt relief. For fifty years it has been a favorite for grippe croup coughs and colds. Get a bottle today at your Druggist 50c.
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Denhart
H. J. Taylor
Tiartman
Lewa
Behrens
Ter Brag
Bilt and
Gurke
Wiattenberg
Tischen
West
Hamilton
Sunoca
Suinoca
Siac
Belsons Advertising Service
LNG
St. Francis Catholic Church
Judge McCarl
South Park
K. O. C. Magazine
Entertain Club
Pittsfield Women’s Organization
A. Kankineon
Majestic
Maine St
Blatchford
Blatchford’s
Knollenberg Milling CO
Eighth and York Sts
Stoeh
Verry
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