Local Notes From Tioga And Quincy Community
Maggie Pyles spent Monday in Quincy. Anna Ellerbrook visits with aunt Mrs Chas Lading for cousin Anna's wedding. Miss Lillie Haueise and Miss Marie West listed as sick and in Lorraine. Salem Pyles returns from Soldiers Home in Quincy. Dr. Albert Garver busy in Quincy. Lima picnic attracts many. Sidney J. Roy of Hannibal nests with supporters here as he seeks a Democratic nomination for Congress, touted as strongest in district.
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Chas
Keokuk
Anna Ellerbrook
Quincy
Lading
Anna
Lillie Haueise
Marie, West
Salem ‘Pyles
Albert Garver
Lima
Sidney J. Roy
Hannibal
Roy
Rev Inghram Family Plans Late Month Visit
Rev Inghram and family expect to spend the later part of this month at his parents’ home in Danville, traveling by auto. J H Hapson, builder of the Evanston school house, spent Sunday at home. William Tuttle is constructing a house for Mrs Garnell in Bowen. George Bros. doing foundation work. Mr J O Reese visiting daughter Mrs Art George. Wheat and rye in the community mostly in shock. Harry Zine owns the finest wheat a40 bushels per acre expected. Owing to wet weather Eli Short and Wm R Tanner have trouble cutting wheat with binders powered by gasoline engines. Miss Manniseur of Basco visiting sister Mrs Turner and cousin Wm Crear. Mrs T H Hanson of Westpoint and Mrs Frank Tanson and Virgil of Kirksville Mo spent Tuesday at Dr F A Hanson. Rev Inghram Wm Zains and James Tanner attended camp meeting at Columbus Saturday. Fred Zainwalt associate editor of the Westpoint Enterprise was in town on business Tuesday. Three of our ball players Art George Willard George and Ralph Cray helped beat Bowen at Bowen Monday.
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Inghram
Danville
Evanston
Wm. Tuttle
Garnell
Bowen
George Bros
J. O.reese
Art George
Harry Zine
Eli Short
Wm. R. Tanner
T. H. Hanson
Westpoint
Frank’ Tanson
Virgil
Kirksville
F. A. ‘Hanson
Zains
James
Tanner
Columbus
Fred. Zainwalt
Westpoint Enterprise
Art, George
Willard George
Ralph Cray
Monticello News Roundup and Local Events
Sheriff Kendrick and Mose Green from Monticello visit Lewistown while J M Boyd travels through en route to Quincy. Beulah McChristie from Maywood visits home folks. Ben Harrison gains exclusive barbering privilege at the Monticello fair starting August 31. Chester Newton and family of Chicago plan to return home this week by auto. roads reported in good condition. Monticello fair promotes a five purse Suny saddle horse stake running to Sept 3. Local celebrations spread from Newark to Williamstown and Edina. Revival underway in Ewing led by Pastor E L Speer. Omer Turpin and Emma Spath wed at the Spath home. Rev E J Speer officiates. Turpin son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Turpin. bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Spath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Kendrick
Mose Green
Monticello
J.M. Boyd
Williamstown
Quincy
Beulah McChristie
Maywood
Ben. Harrison
Montiecllo
Chester’ Newton
Davis
Chicago
Fierc
Monticello Fair
Newark
Edina
E. L Speer
Ewing
Omer Turpin
Emma
Spath
Cat
E. J. Speer
Turpin
Arid
Andrew
Local Social Notes From Galesburg and Nearby
Mrs Landing of Galesburg visits Mrs Mary Wyle. Henry Farrel adds to his residence. Rev J Patrick and wife spent Sunday at Jake Bitle s. Dr Haxel and wife shopped in Quincy Saturday. Attended camp meeting at Columbus last week. Robert Custer went to Hannibal Missouri to celebrate Monday. Miss Grace and Neutie Tweedell stayed with home folks. May Worman accompanied them home. Floyd Worman and family of Galesburg with James Emery and family of Camp Point. Roswell Kendall and wife of Plymouth. May and Ruby Worman of Carthage spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs John Worman. Mrs Fred Heins and daughter Winnifred spent Monday evening with Mrs William Heaton and daughter Cora. Mrs Joe Farrel visited daughter Esther Farrell in Quincy. Mrs Layne, visiting daughter Mrs Mackey, returned to Hannibal Missouri Saturday. Mrs Foltz returned from Loveland Colorado after attending her son Leroy s wedding. He and his bride accompanied her home. Mrs Foltz enjoyed Colorado.
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Landing
Galesburg
Mary Wyle
Henry Farrel
J. Patrick
Jake Bitle
Haxel
Quincy
Columbus
Robert Custer
Hannibal
Grace
Neutie Tweedell
May Worman
Floyd Worman
James Emery
Camp Point
Roswell Kendall
Plymouth
Miss May
Ruby Worman
Carthage
John Worman
Fred Heins
Win‘nifred
William Heaton
Cora
Joe Farrel
Esther Farrell
Layné
Mackey
Foltz
Loveland Col
Leroy
Quincey and Nearby Visits Highlight Weekend News
John Hunsaker and wife of Quincy visited with his parents Mon and Mrs. Anna Winger and Mrs. S Hamp ton at Payson. Mrs. Ann Wells returned home from a Quincy relatives visit. Dick Lierly and Grant Wells assisted with harvest near Fall Creek. Henry Cook and wife visited Adams. Mrs. Clara Wells and Mrs. Ada Ort her shopped in Quincy. Miss Hobson of Burton spent a week with Mrs. W. R. Elliott. Rain damaged roads and bridges. N. B. Wells and family visited Quincy relatives. Mrs. Hernan Tenhaus ill at home with trained nurse care.
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John Hunsaker
Quincy
Anna, Winger
S Hampton
Payson
Ann Wells
Dick Lierly
Kellerville
Mary’ Potter
Grant
Wells
Fall Creek
Henry
Cook
Adams
Clara. Wells
Ada Orther
Quincey
Are You Feeling Fit The Kidney Health Advertisement
An old health ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak or overworked kidneys. It claims these pills help the kidneys filter blood and eliminate toxins, easing sore joints backache and warning signs of bladder ailments, attributed to Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Foley
Miller
Arthur ‘Drug Co
Local Social Notes From La Prairie and Nearby Towns
Mrs J F Ross called in Augusta on Saturday A number from here attended the Bowen celebration on Monday Clem Robbins visited in Golden Monday The Standard Bearer Missionary society met at the homes of Lenora and Naomi McVay spent Friday evening Lara Robbins is visiting sister Mrs George Flesner at Bowen Milton McVay marked the Fourth in Quincy on Monday Miss Pearl Covert visited Camp Point Saturday Leta Carlin, attending the Macomb normal, spent Sunday with home folks
Constipation Causes Most Ills Dr King Pills Ad
Accumulated waste in the bowels is blamed for fevers and digestive upset. Belching, stuffiness, irritability follow. Eliminate waste with Dr King’s New Life Pills tonight for a full bowel movement by morning. Original bottle with 36 pills priced at 25c from your druggist.
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Dr. King
Chase leaves for St Louis then returns with relatives
Euban es R A Chase departed for St Louis Saturday and came back Sunday evening. His niece and nephew accompanied him for a short visit. Mrs Theo Berrian was a Camp Point visitor Thursday. Her sister in law is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Ed Hummel and others were noted in the passage.
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St. Louis
Theo. Berrian
Camp Point
Ed Hummel
Picnic Postponed By Rain For South Side Club
Mrs Hildebrand and children spent Sunday in Paloma Mr Cowperthwaite of Bardolph relieved Mr Lombard who had been working third trick at Lombardville outing of the N T F club of the South Side was postponed until next Wednesday evening because of the rain storm
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N. T. Ff
South Side
Southpark
Ship Elberta Peaches From Winnsboro Texas
Elberta peaches, the first of the season, were shipped to Kansas City from Winnsboro Texas today. Already 125 cars of other varieties have been forwarded.
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Winnsboro
Texas
Kansas City
Founders Meet at World Convention of Christian Endeavor
Chicago July 7 Thousands of delegates gathered for the first general session of the world convention in six years the event recalling Dr Francis E Clark founder of the Christian Endeavor society The welcome emphasized contact with the founder and cited progress from delegates across India China Japan Germany Hungary Spain Jamaica Persia Mexico and Africa amid wartime conditions.
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World's Convention OF Christian Endeavorers
Chicago
F. E. Clark
Socety
Christian Edeavor
Coliseum
Henry ‘St. Marcusson
Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
The
Christian Endeavor Society
India
China
Japan
Germany
Elungary
Spain
Jamaica
Persia
Mexico
Africa
Onslaughts Continue in Carranza War Reports
Laredo Texas July 7 reports indicate the Carranza onslaught against Pareden continues with heavy losses. Semi official figures show both sides have suffered heavily with Carranza dead approaching 600 and total dead and wounded around 2,000.
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Laredo
Tex
Pareden
Carranza
Veiled insinuation stirs circles over famine reports in Mexico
Washington July reports that a Carranza statement and Red Cross agents sparked a stir by insinuating exaggeration of famine conditions in Mexico. Officials suggest such claims benefit foreign concessionaries and undermine policy.
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Washington
Carranza
Ise
Red Cross
Mexico
The Texas Wonder Cure Claims Kidney and Bladder Relief
An ad for The Texas Wonder touts cures for kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments. It mentions benefits for women and kids and offers a mail order bottle with a price and testimonials to be sent from Dr. Bilatraet in St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
Dr. Bilatraet
Dt. Louis
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