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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1917

Page

10

Independence Day Observances and Local Building Work

On July 4 the Commerce Glee club will meet on the lawn at Soldiers' and sailors home for an afternoon gathering with a fine dinner. John Wood post members plan no public celebration. The FF W Menke Stone and Lime Co began foundation work for a new 50 by 88.5 foot one story rear addition to the building at 815 and 817 State Street, recently purchased by State Street Bank.

Commerce Dex FF. W. Menke Stone and Lime Co State Street Bank State Street

Quincy House Sale Links to Springfield Firm in 1849

On July 1, 1849 the old Quincy House was sold to Ash and Diller of Springfield for 25000 in an auction. The tavern once centered civic life, hosting debates on courthouse fights, the Mormon war, Lincoln Douglas discussions, and early national events. Historical prices show 1831 tavern rates for meals lodging and drink.

Quincy House Antebellum City Ash and Diller Springfield Quincy Court House Columbus Zachary Taylor Fort Sumpter Jamaica

Golden Illinois society notes and church services

Golden residents and visitors mingle in weekly social update. Will Jansen and others travel to see friends. Harold Stewart returns from western trip. W. Gillis and Mary Marsh visit Bowen. multiple locals host visitors and attend church. The U P church and bandstand improvements are noted alongside a Lutheran ordination and community events.

Red Cross drive gains momentum in local drive

Goldiin leads Monday event organizing Red Cross work with Leroy Adair’s Sunday address at U. P. church. A Monday night meeting at the Princess theater, with Mrs. F. W. Crane of Quincy explaining the effort, generated strong interest. About 150 members already enrolled locally.

Algo Goldiin Red Cross Leroy Adair U. P Princess Theater F. W. Crane Quincy

City Workers Get Full Pay

Chicago workers who enlist in the army or navy will receive the difference between city and government salaries plus an extra two weeks pay for vacation. The notice notes that many illiterate men can still earn and sign with a dollar mark.

Chicago Municipality of Army Navy

Methodist Picnic Set for July 10 in Southpark

The Vermont Street Methodist church and the Grace Methodist church plan a joint picnic in Southpark on July 10 with baseball games races and contests. A large picnic dinner and supper will be served, and the committee is arranging the program.

Vermont Street Methodist Church Grace Methodist Church Southpark

Quincy Coal Co Finishes Big Barn in York Street

The Quincy Coal Co in York Street between Seventh and Eighth streets nears completion of a two story concrete barn to stable 17 horses. The firm also starts work on a new 30 by 60 foot concrete carbide warehouse in its yards, with electric lighting planned for the barn.

Quincy Coal Co York Street Seventh Eighth Streets

Beverly News: Local Visits and July Patriotic Service

Dr. L Petera of Clayton visited his mother Mrs Elizabeth Peters Wednes day. Families from Ver mont and Griggsville traveled to Beverly for gatherings. Patriotic services were held at the Beverly church Sunday evening July 1. Visitors included Mrs Maurice Graff of Liberty and Elizabeth Buffington of Quincy visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Jake Kelly.

Dr. L. Petera Clayton Elizabeth Peters Liberty Beverly Elizabeth Buffington Quincy Jake Kelly

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