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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1916

Page

9

Engagement announced in Carthage at home wedding planned

Miss Ona Rohrbough and Claude La York of New Raymer Colo. engaged with Aug 18 wedding set at the Rohrbough home in Carthage. Reception on East Main street featured sweet peas and Love in the Mist motifs. Also notes local funerals, relocations, and a Lincoln promotion for Joe Fitzpatrick.

Carthage O. H. Rohrbough East Main Stret Ona Rohrbough Claude La‘ork New Raymer Colo Miss Rohrbough Carthage High School Carthage College New Raymer High School Ona Lacock New Raymer Bank Mabel Johansen Dr. Johansen Kahoka Lincoln Joe Fitzpatrick Western Union Fitzpatrick Miss Brown Southern Illinois Aledo 14Th R. H. McAnulty Springfield

Bush Foundry and Fitted Wheel Co and Local Bakery Spotlight

The Bush Foundry and Metal Wheel Co. built by Clement Bush Sr and later run by Albert R C J and Frank A Bush expands into farm wheels and trucks with wheels guaranteed to fit by axle size. The Monarch Bakery on Twelfth and Broadway showcases Fritsch Rye Bread and large white loaves with modern ovens and daily fresh baking.

The Bush Foundry and Metal Wheel Co Clement Bush Albert R. Bush C. J. Bush Frank A. Bush

Walker Dry Goods Co Dominates Local Shopping Scene

John R. Walker, proprietor, leads Walker Dry Goods Co in a long standing family business shown as a growing and convenient shop in the district. The store offers a wide range from underwear to crockery with low prices praised by housekeepers and a history of ninety years in Missouri retail under Walker’s guidance.

Walker Dry Goods Nttla Walker Fia Tha Minog Walker Dry Geoda Cs John R. Walker Broadway & 12Th Merchants Association Walker Dry Goods Co Pollock & Murphy Brampshire Marshall Field & Co Missouri Watkats Suisé Hs

Harness shop grows into motor supply hub at Twelfth and Broadway

G H Moyer, in business for 26 years, built a prosperous harness shop now expanding into motor accessories. Modern equipment and skilled staff attract customers from town, with tires offered at surprising prices. The shop also boasts a two tire repair method claiming 2000 to 4000 extra miles per set.

G. H. Moyer Twelfth and Broadway Moyer

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Claude Lacock Raymes, Colo Ora Rohr Voila Eva Swain Grace Corbin Grace Kimbrough Alma Rohrbough Alma Horney Beulah Bowman Deena Thompson Mamie Bess Frances Smith Glenna Bloyd Walton Ezekiel Walton Wabash Avenue E. M. Smith Christian Church Moss Ridge Cemetery Anna Jackson Nauvoo O. A. Vornholt Ferris Susan McAnulty L. 8. Brown Leona McAnulty Wichita McAnulty Fort Madison Brown Terry C. M. Botts Robert Mildred Albuquerque New Mexico Wm. A. Fletcher Fletcher Keokuk Grandma Fletcher Helen Cox Cox Galesburg Burling A. .P. Kimbrough Leland Asx Bush Foundry and Metal Wheel Quincy, Illinois Twelfth and Broadway Monarch Bakery Germany United States Quincy Mr. Fritsch Bies Chamber of Commerce Bush Foundry and Metal Wheel Co Groove Tire Clement Bush, SR Bush Plain Tire Mathes Xavier Fritsch Broadway and Twelfth Street Merchants’ Association Harnees and Saddlery Aleg Siezs Pries Mr. Moyer Harness and Auto Supply Shop G. 3
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