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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1916

Page

18

Quincy Social Notes Mention Old Friends and Summer Plans

Advertising man Shippee from Colorado Springs marries Miss Nona Rector in July at the Rector home. Numerous visits and gatherings unfold in Quincy as locals host outings, bridge games, teas, and park picnics. Visitors include Miss Mae von Hofe of New York and Miss Lula Wells of Hannibal while Dr. Sohm and Mrs. Sohm plan Estes Park trip.

Iss Ysabelle Smyth Main Street Mae von Hofe New York Miss von Hofe Highland Park Miss Smyth Smyth Margaret Edwards Warsaw Sue Richardson

Husband Saves Wife With Pinkham Remedy in Denison

Mrs G O Lowery of Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing female troubles after a severe decline. She describes daily chills hot flashes dizziness and near collapse before starting treatment and praises the product for personal recovery and improved health.

Denison Texas Monterey Street Lydia E. Pinkham

Our Little Friends Return Home to Kansas City

Mrs Henry Long and her three daughters have returned to Kansas City after a two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs James Adams.

Henry Long Kansas City James Adams

Will Be Married Monday Morning Bride of Le Roy Bernbrock

Miss Ethyle M Chambers of Mounds Oklahoma will wed Le Roy Bernbrock son of Mr and Mrs W F Bernbrock on Monday morning at St Francis church parsonage. The ceremony is simple due to the illness of Bernbrocks sister. He studied and worked in Tulsa before returning to Quincy to join Standard Oil.

Ethyle M. Chambers Mounds Okla le Roy Bernbrock W. F. Bernbrock Twentieth Elm Streets St. Francis Church Parsonage Bernbrock Quincy Tulsa Oklahoma City Miss Chambers Standard Oil Company

Robinson and French wed in Palmyra ceremony

Miss Lillian Robinson daughter of Mr. and Mrs Q Robinson and Kenneth French who lived with his aunt Mrs T L Crabby were married Saturday at 10 AM in Palmyra. The couple traveled there in the morning and returned at noon and will settle at 1006 State Street.

Snow couple wed in city office ceremony

Miss Ethel Mcllugh and Homer A. Snow, both of this city, were united in marriage in the office of Justice of the Peace E. Z. Bonney Saturday afternoon with Judge Bonney officiating.

McHugh Snow Ethel Mcllugh Homer A. Snow Office of Justice of the Peace E. Z. Bonney Judge Bonney

Birthday party and social notes from State Street

Social items report Fred Stork hosted a pleasant birthday surprise for his wife at their home with about 40 guests including Mrs. Peter Dietz of St Louis. Out of town visitors, gifts, and refreshments are noted along with plans for visiting relatives from Los Angeles.

Fred Stork State Street Peter Dietz St. Louis Dietz Stork

Local Personal Items and Holiday Water Notice

Mrs. D D Millhizer visited Paloma relatives then returned to Kinderhook Friday night. W ater Works Office closes all day July 4. Pay water bill Monday. Miss Gladys Grimsley from Melrose township visited New Salem and Kinderhook, then returned home Saturday. Kenneth Colgrove and Zadoc Lawton of Kinderhook were in the city Friday and Saturday. Helgie Krans and Ben Hiatt from Gem City Business College left for Centerville Iowa for the holiday and will return in August to resume studies. W Dutton of Pittsfield secured a position with Irwin Overland company. Mr and Mrs W G Toner of Quincy left for Kinderhook Saturday to visit relatives. July 4 closures noted.

D. D. Millhizer Paloma Kinderhook Gladys Grimsley Melrose Township New Salem Kenneth Colgrove Zadoc Lewton Helgie Krans Ben Hiatt Gem City Business College Centerville Nigit W. D. Dutton Pittsfield Irwin- Ovrland Company W. G. Toner Quincy

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Cities

Ray Elefritz of Ewing Missouri to Hazel Lillian Johnson of Ewing Missouri. Leslie H. M. Bickel of Des Moines Iowa to Iva L. Taylor of Liberty Illinois. Homer A. Snow of Quincy Illinois to Ethel McHugh of Quincy Illinois. Le Roy Bernbrock of Quincy Illinois to Ethyle M. Chambers of Mounds Oklahoma. Legal filings noted for Ethyle M. Chambers.

Ray Elefritz Ewing Hazel Lillian Johnson Leslie H. M. Bickel Des Moines Iva L. Taylor Liberty Homer A. Snow Quincy Ethel McHugh LeRoy Bernbrock Ethyle M. Chambers Mounds Okla

Clear skin comes from within says Dr King's Pills

An advertisement urges a fretment of Dr King's New Life Pills to cleanse the system for a clear complexion. The copy touts gentle action that relieves the liver through bowel effects, suitable for all ages, and priced at 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

Hair Goods Prices and Styles from Local Shop Ad

Old switches dyed and renewed at 50c to 1.50. Natural wavy pompadours curls and parted waves for ladies made to order in any style. Also gentlemen's wigs and toupées made to order.

Local Officials Announce Brief Out-of-Town Trips

Mr Bauman head of Schools and G ee W have been away several days returning Saturday night Alderman W A Simmonds departs early for an overland trip by car to Chicago with Mr Simmonds and will visit Yoh ea They plan to be gone until about August 15.

Mr. Bauman Dent Schools Ant. W. A. Simmonds Chicago

Child’s eczema healed by Cuticura soap and ointment

Mrs. Andrew Sci of Belding Michigan describes a daughter severely affected by eczema with large red lesions that bled and caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child recovered. The letter promotes samples and world-wide sales.

Iou Cuticara Dept. Boston

Miss Ida Althoff Heads to Peoria Regatta Visit

Miss Ida Althoff of 510 York street leaves this morning for Peoria to attend the regatta on July 3 and 4 and to visit friends while there.

Ida Althoff York Street Peoria

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Quincy Society EB. Shippee S.anger Halbach-Schroeder Colorado Springs Colo Nona EB. Rector J. MW. Rector Shippee Nellie Shippee North Sixth Street Harriet Wright Newark N. 1 Mary Castle Vass Wright Elmer Lummis Lummis Eugene Seger Ceylon Lewis Sas City Wic Ella Lewis R. H. Hartley Country Club Keokuk Olp Will Sinnock Charles Lee Weems Fifth Regiment John Hulse Bremner Apartments Eau Claire Wis Gillette Ida Worden Cherry Minneapolis Hulse Glencoe G. W. Forargue HE Marston Prairie Avenue Emily Marston Louisville Mary Marston Miss Marston Margaret M. Persons Georgean Castie Marion Crane Marston Emily Tim Castle Mildred Luke Kentucky Street Hull Calvin Dudley Dudley Miss Luke Lula Wells Hannibal Vera Bradney North Fourth Street Miss Wells Miss Bradney Missouri City Maurice Vasen Cevlon Lewis Wasen Lola Hawkins Golden Lauter Miss Hawkins Margaret Lauter South Park Ernest DeVall Memphis Tenn City John Ellis Tremont DeValls Albert Sohm Estes Park Mary Vandenboom H. A. Vandenboom Spring Street Harold Suman Mrs. Buchanan Northern Lakes St Paul Minnesota Duluth Crispin Shoe Co J. Co. B Freiburg, Mor Maine St von Burg Maine Street McCormick William Junior William Pieper Booth Rights Street Theodore Browning Bloom J. T. Bloom Palmyra, Mo Ruth Virginia Charles Slocum North Ninth Street Billie Bert Wessels Oak Street Julia Ann Arthur Heideman Ohio Street Ethyle Chambers J. L. Leggett Harriet Margaret Paul Los Angeles Cal Berrian Mother's Club Berrian School Ella Randall Therr John Weilage Arthur Weilage Spruce Street Wielage Cedar Rapids Fred Otten Estella Hummert Miss Ida Sanftleben AAA Reid’s Women’s Apparel Shop
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