Our Flag of Liberty Song and local society notices
A patriotic piece Our Flag of Liberty by Mrs. Daniel Lathrop is presented, followed by a series of social items from Quincy including weddings, visits, parties, house guests, and camping trips. The column lists residents, travelers, and events with numerous names and locations across Illinois and nearby states.
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National Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Daniel Lathrop
National Board of the Society
Travel trunks and bags for every trip needs
Basement section offers eligible travel gear including leather and fibre suitcases, steamer and wardrobe trunks, travel tablets, and durable bags. Prices range from 1.25 to 40.00, with items described as sturdy, leather lined, brass locks, and space efficient for small and long trips.
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Yale
Bathing Suits For Women and Children Priced Low
A local advert lists a varied selection of bathing suits for women and children in fabrics such as cotton flannel galatea Russian cloth and silk taffeta. Women’s suits feature attached bloomers. Prices range from 1.75 to 6.75 dollars. children’s sizes 6 to 14 priced 98 cents to 2.50 dollars.
Friendship Bracelet Links For Gift Exchange Plan
A newspaper item promotes friendship bracelets made of rolled gold or traveler’s sterling silver. Each link forms part of a bracelet from nine to twelve links. Friends or relatives can arrange exchanges with initials or names engraved per link. Start the project soon. each link costs 260.
Pullman Aprons for Packing Luggage Aids
Rubber lined Pullman aprons or tourist cases covered with cretonne offer safe packing for washcloths soap towels and toothbrushes in suitcases. Sold in $1.25, $1.50 and higher prices.
Genuine seal hand bags for travelers
These large hand bags are described as genuine seal with strong frames. Each bag is priced at five dollars and marketed as durable travel accessories. The ad emphasizes quality construction and portable design for travelers.
Bathing corset of rubber cloth with front clasp
An advertising item describes a bathing corset made from rubber cloth, trimmed with edging and boned with Walohn. It features a front clasp and comes in sizes 20 to 30 inches, reflecting early 20th century undergarment design.
Bathing Caps In Pretty Colors And Shapes
Rubber bathing caps offered in pretty colors and shapes priced at 25c 50c and 75c.
Country club flag contest and summer events announced
The Country club outlines a Monday flag contest with handicap allowances for eighteen holes and prizes for flags furthest on the course. Additional features include Bridge from 3 to 5, a children's party 5 to 6, a buffet lunch at noon, and a dinner dance in the evening. Railway fares 10 cents. noon car stops on Washington square east. Hymns will be sung and visitors invited.
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Country «Club
Washington . Square
Visiting relatives in town from Illinois and Chicago
Mrs James Shepherd and her son George of Springfield Illinois arrived yesterday afternoon to spend a month with her parents Mr and Mrs John Hilfrink at 122 Broadway. Miss Ethel Kiefer of Chicago arrived last night to visit her aunt Mrs H H Brinck at 1511 Broadway.
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Francis
George Helen Francis
Macomb
Daniel. Cover
Sil North
Sixth Avenue
Quincey
South Park
Irene Seaton
Toe An
Honor
Jenkins
Trixie
Buchanan
Cottonwood Island
Nellie
Walter Avise
But
Clara, Heidloff
Bessie Coard
Lucile Schulte
Agnes Benning
Nellie Buchanan
Buehner
Harry O’neill
George _McClelland
Carl Schmidt
Dr. Buchanan
Helen Pumpelly
Boston
Mass
W. ON. Pumpelly
Buffalo
N.Y
Grant Curtis
Greenfield
Alice Brown
The
Friends
Til
George McAdams
Seventeenth and Broadway
James Shepherd
George
Springfield
Ill
John Hilfrink
Broadway
Ethel Kiefer
Chicago
H. H. Brinck
Returns from St Louis and Monticello visit
Mrs. Frederick Mueller of Elm Street has returned from a three week visit in St Louis with relatives. Miss Louise Bradford of East Vermont Street is spending the weekend with her sister, Mrs Moore, in Monticello.
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ST. Louis
Frederick Mueller
Elm Street
Monticello
Louise Bradford
East Vermont Street
Mrs. Moore
Social Notes From St Louis To Keokuk
Joseph Schott Jr of St Louis guest of David Tuffle in GL Spring street. Miss Ella Rogers visiting New York aims for Nova Scotia stay. Hobart Ives of New Haven Conn and Amelia Jansen of Quincy travel to Nova Scotia for two months. Durant family moved to 1869 Kentucky street. Rev Rudy to Chicago then Madison Wis. Frederick Wiebmer ill with appendicitis may go to Mayo clinic Rochester MN. Alma Sibbing visiting St Louis then reunion in O Fallon. also to East St Louis. Mrs Rome Arnold hosts auction bridge with Miss Arlend Wiles and Miss Mildred McKee as guests. Peerless Garment Works crew enjoyed Sherman park outing. Newcomb Stillwell hosting dinner dance for Mr and Mrs Ralph Gardner. Charles Williamson slowly recovering from treatment in St Louis. W H Alexander Jr of Texarkana visiting in Louisville? Kentucky street. Mrs A Lindblad and daughter Marjorie return to Chicago after month with Mr and Mrs Lou Mellon of 635 Kentucky. Lillie Herleman and nieces to Woodland and Palmyra Missouri. Stephen Irwin from Keokuk to visit fiancée Miss Mildred McKee at 1803 Jersey. Adeline B Rothin awaiting Mae McNichols of Champaign to spend Fourth.
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Maud. Harding
Kenosha
Wis
East
New York City
Washington
Trarding
Catskill Mountains
Frank Dazey
Ella Rogers
New York
Nova Scotia
Hobart Ives
New Haven
Cann
Amelia Jansen
Quincy
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Dorothy Alexander
OUR Flag OF Liberty
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Fredere J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
Moving Picture City
California
Sam
Universal Film Company
Haskins
Ralph Whitmore
Miss Reeve
Minneapolis
Josephine’ McCrory
Santa’ Ana
Cal
W. E. McCrory
Vermont Street
Joseph McCrory
Elizabeth Bray
Belle
Jane Smith
Portland
Maine
William Aleshire
Plymouth
Miss Curry
Nan Curry
Ottumwa, Ta
BW. Simmons
Kentucky. Street
Cole A
Clara Cole
Maine Street
Marjorie Bond
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Alma Swope
Vera Harris
Ethel Irwin
Blanche Mueller
Mildred Wall
Warren Pearce
Edward Hermeling
Frank Lusk
Louise Leggett
Halbach-Schroeder
Laurel Leggett
Muskogee
Okla
Wainwright
Kansas City
Crook
New Canton
Tom’ Crooks
John Pipe
H. C. Jackson
Chris Klein
Rome Bockenhoff
J. M. Meador
Crooks
Laura Greenman
Anna Hapke
Helen Sprick
Luther Memorial Church Sunday School
Neer
Henson
Q. R. Henson
North Eighth Street
Ed Morton
M. Barry
Lucian
Cover
Morgan Hill
Lathrope
Kansas
Frank Osborn
South “Park
Home Bockenhoff
Gvo
Albert Gehrt
Kentucky Street
Ralph G.'Gardner
Neal Monroe
Mildred McKee
Catherine Mont ‘Gomery
Katherine Williamson
Irma Bastett
Edna Duker
Bennett Bartlett
Russell Williams
Charles Lee Weems
Joseph Emery
Davenport
Ernest Henderson
Leila
Charles ‘Henderson
Miss Henderson
R. “‘H Christie
Ernest
Rae Addie Turner
Turner
Lon North Twenty-fourth. Street
Crafton
C. D. Miller
Mullan
Idaho
J. H. Crafton
North Sixth Avenue
Mr.Muller
Josephine McMurphy
Miller
West
Jasper
N. Y
Memphis
Tenn
Archon
Ark
Missouri
Mullen
E. N. Monroe
P. H. Williams
L. E. Emmons, Sr
J. M. Winters
Miss Meade
Isabelle Meade
Alford Botsford
Miss. Meade
Miss. Prudden
Brookline
Miss. Weis
Coffeysville
Kan
A.F. Parker
Fifth Street
E. G Landmeyer
Marshall
Edward Menke
Parker
J. Parker
Elizabeth Pruddefi
Mildred Weis
Kaw
James Donald
B. W. Donald
Donald
Scotland
Ely-Walker Company
Amada Westhold
Seattle
Frank Westhold
South’ Sixteenth Street
Myrtle Davidson
Everett
Gertrude Tenk
Twenty-first
Mt. Pleasant
Georgian. Smith
Cat Notre
G. W. Southwick
Jane H. Menke
Menke
Edith Parker
G. Sandmeyer
Marshall, Til
Palm Beach
Sereoe
Pullman
Ferris
Uae
Catens
Uker CO
Marguerite Tushaus
Oak Street
Natchez
Charles Wilfe
Verne Tushaus
Harry
Tushaus
Wilde
Miss Genevieve
McAdams
John Ti. Wall
Daniel Hedges
David Shantz
D. F. Cover
Miss. Brackensick
Zella Brackensick
South Sixteenth Street
Frieda Stormer
Ella Ruths
Lorena Young
Milded
Flam
Leota Rees
Trolley Rtv
Dorothy Quincy
P. A R
Polly Sumner
Anna Kampe
Madison Street
D. Morgan
Morgan
Amanda, Richmueller
Burr Iown
Eighteenth and
Grove Avenue
Auction Bridge
Peoria
Mrov
Ralph Carley
Elizabeth Keenan
Galveston
Tex
Carley
Charles Carley
Joseph Schott, Jr
David Tuffle
GL Spring Street
Durant
North
J. M. Rudy
Mr. Rudy
Madison, Wis
Frederick Wiebmer
Anton Wiebmer
State Street
Drs. Mayo Sanitarium
Rochester
Minn
Alma Sibbing
O'Fallon
East St. Louis
Rome Arnold
Misa Arlend ‘Wiles
Stephen Irwin
Keokuk
Peerless Garment Works
Sherman Park
Newcomb Stillwell
Country Club
Ralph Gardner
Charles H. Williamson
W. H. Alexander, Jr
Texarkana
Texas
W. H. Alexander
Kentucky
A. * Lindblad
Marjorie
Lou Mellon
Lillie Herleman
Lillie, Gertie
Irma
Schwarzburg
Woodland
Palmyra
Adeline B. Rothin
Mae McNichols
Champaign, Ill