Funeral for D S T Rice Held at Home in Missouri
Funeral services for D S T Rice were held at 3 pm Sunday at 924 North Sixth Street conducted by Rev W D Endres and Rev M Rudy. The Masonic quartet sang. burial followed at Woodland Cemetery with bearers Homer Swope W P Martindale S M Potter Elmer Peter T D Gardner and C S Irwin. Attendees included relatives from Maywood Liberty Hannibal and Lorain with Masonic members from Barry Loraine and Payson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. T. Rice
North Sixth Street
W. D. Endres
The
Christian Church
M. Rudy
Arthur Garrett
George Reeves
J. Frank Garner
Tom Burrows
Henry Michelmann
Woodland Cemetery
Homer Swope
W. P. Martindale
S. M. Potter
Elmer Peter
T. D. Gardner
C. S. Irwin
James Tomlison
Maywood
Andrew Rice
Near Liberty
James Rice
Dunlap Rice
Anna Alexander
Hannibal
George Rice
Riddle
Loraine
Masonic Eiders
Barry
Payson
Death of William Jackson in Chicago
Chicago papers report the death of William Jackson of Chicago on Saturday morning. He leaves a widow Mabel Jackson formerly Harmon and a son Arthur Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Jackson
Jackson
Mabel Jackson
Harmon
Arthur Jackson
Funeral in Holy Name Church Chicago
The funeral will be conducted this morning in the Holy Name Catholic church in Chicago. Burial in that cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Catholic Church
Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs Theresia Bisser
Mrs Theresia Bisser funeral set for 8:30 a m Wednesday at her daughter Mrs Frank H Besling 1001 Oak Street and at St Marys Catholic Church Burial in St Boniface Cemetery Street car to convey relatives from home to church and cemetery and return Friends invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Bisser
Frank H. Besling
Oak Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Frank X Marold Funeral Services Held at Freiburg Chapel
Funeral services for Frank X Marold were held at 8 30 am in Freiburgs chapel and at 9 am in St Boniface Catholic church conducted by Rev H B Degenhardt. Bearers were Bernard Hartman William Herbst Gottlieb Hacker George Goedereis Frank Haug and John Besling. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Marold
Freiburg
St. Boniface Catholic Church
H. B. Degenhardt
Bernard Hartman
William Herbst
Gottlieb Hacker
George Goedereis
Frank Haug
John Besling
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for Derwood Rutledge Held at Home
The funeral for Derwood Rutledge was held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home 920 Monroe street with Rev. A W Fruechte of St Pauls Evangelical church officiating. The Salem church quartet sang and bearers included Edward Price Sam Bunte Omer Broderick Roy Brazelton Earl McNeall and Charles McNeall. Burial followed in Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derwood Rutledge
Monroe Street
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Salem Church
Edward Price
Sam Bunte
Omer Broderick
Roy Brazelton
Earl McNeall
Charles McNeall
Greenmount Cemetery
Patrick Morris 63 Irish born sexton dies after illness
Patrick Morris, sexton of St Peter's Catholic church, died at 3 AM in St Marys hospital from bowel cancer after four months ill. A Quincy resident for four years, he came from Pittsfield where he lived 36 years. Born in Ireland, he leaves a daughter Sister Maxima in Covington Kentucky. Funeral 8:30 AM in Duker parlors and 9 AM at St Peters, burial in Pittsfield at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Morris
St. Peter's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Morris
Quincy
Pittsfield
Ireland
Maxima
Covington
F. Duker
Death of Leslie Zang Noted by Relatives
Mr and Mrs D G Anderson of 804 North Seventh Street announce the death of their nephew Leslie Zang son of Mr. Zang was educated locally and remembered by family and friends in a quiet obituary noting his passing and familial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Zang
D. G. Anderson
North Seventh Street
Death Notice of Local Resident Buried in Woodland
Death occurred Saturday at 9 PM. He was born in Quincy about 30 years old and lived here before moving to St. Louis ten years ago. Survived by parents, brother Russell, sister Mrs William Lawson of St Louis. Body arrives 12:33 PM. funeral at 3:30 PM at Daugherty's in Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zang
St. Louis
Quincy
Russell
William Lawson
Col Edward Yates Declares Candidacy for State Senate
Col Edward Yates of Pittsfield announces as a Republican candidate for state senator from the thirtieth sixth district including Adams county. He is the sole Republican candidate so far while incumbent Charles R. McNay of Ursa is the lone Democrat. Primary opposition unlikely. petitions may be filed starting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Edward Yates
Pittsfield
Adams County
Col. Yates
Charles R. McNay
Ursa
Six Defendants Fined in Police Court Session
Six defendants faced police court Monday with two sent to the workhouse. William Zang received the heaviest penalty a 15 dollar fine plus costs and 34½ days confinement for intoxication and resisting an officer. J W Foster fined 19 dollars and costs for peace disturbance and jailed 244 days for nonpayment. William Hoover got 5 dollars and costs on a vagrancy charge while William Lieser, William Sieckman and G L Edmonston were each fined 2 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zang
J. W. Foster
William Hoover
William Lieser
William Sieckman
G. L. Edmonston
Marriage Licenses Report Names Harley Brown and Annie Dundy
Harley Brown of Durham Missouri and Annie Dundy of Durham Missouri obtained a marriage license. The notice lists the couple as applicants with Durham as their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Brown
Durham
Annie Dundy
Durham, Mo
Several Burglaries Reported By City Police
Burglary spree Sunday night yielded only 2.50 from Ben's and Al's buffet near Eighth and Hampshire. Confectionery stand at Gem theater window broken for gum. Currier shoe store brick miss, no entry. Biscuit company office ransacked, no money. Richardson Lubricating warehouse yielded a can only. Suspects believed to be youths. detectives found no trace Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben's
Al’s
Eighth
Hampshire Streets
Gem Theater
Hampshire Street
Bert Currier
Sixth Street
Maine
New Biscuit Company
Richardson Lubricating Company
Gem
Currier
Yale
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy and Everett Areas
Frank Dempsey conveys lot 21 block Tl Walton Heights Quincy to Robert Broem mer for 2500 dollars. Fred A Carrier transfers parts of lots 6 and 18 block 40 Wood's addition Quincy for five thousand dollars. James McKinnay sells multiple parcels including lots 1 18 19 2 9 13 14 17 McKinnay's subdivision and lot 3 block 6 Everett's addition Quincy for 9000 dollars. John A Koch transfers pt lot 5 block 4 Lawndale addition Quincy to Charles A Seger for 150 dollars. T C Poling to John A Koch pt lot rr 4 Lawndale addition Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dempsey
Robert Broemmer
Walton Heights
Quincy
Fred A. Carrier
A. B. Dines
Wood
James McKinnay
John T. White
McKinnay
Everett
John A. Koch
Charles A. Seger
Block
Lawndale
T. C. Poling
Court of Honor Picnic in Arion Park
Members of the Progressive district Court of Honor invite members families and friends to a picnic in Arion park on Sunday July 16 with activities and fellowship planned for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Progressive District Court of Honor
Arion Park
Soldiers and Sailors Home Guests and Local News
Residents and visitors at the Soldiers and Sailors Home are listed with cottage assignments and travel notes. Highlights include Mrs Caporia from Brownsville visiting relatives, Mrs Caporia’s husband Charlie Caporia serving in the Fourth Infantry band at Brownsville, and several transfers and illnesses among residents. Local church events and hospital updates are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lease
Cottage 20
Lee Edyth
Woosley
Barry
J. F. Scott
Golden Crown Mine
Illinois
Scott
Hanson
Cottage 7
Caporia
Brownsville
Texas
Camp
Third
Locust Street
Charlie Caporia
Fourth Infantry
Rockweiler
Della Peat
St. Louis
Eddy
Miss Peat
Roanna Ball
Iola
Kan
Wil
Bell
Rexroat
Nton
Iowa
Jennie Steveson
Ellen Kendall
George Kendall
Frank Effert
Weeds Used in Medicine pamphlet from USDA
The pamphlet explains medicinal uses of common weeds from roots to flowers and notes that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound originated from field herbs over forty years ago and remains a standard remedy for female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lydia E. Pinkham
Family Notes From Keokuk Visit to Local Kin
A fragment recounts Mrs. George Graper of Keokuk visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Friday and her sister Mrs. Carl Kirham. she is joined by her daughter and a box of chocolates. Mr. Graper, cashier for Armour and company, plans trips to St. Louis Indiana and Kentucky with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graper
Keoku
John Friday
The
Soldier's
L. Friday
Carl Kirham
North Fourth Street
Graper
St. Louis
Indiana
Points
Kentucky
Mr. Graper
Armour and Company
Keokuk
Iowa
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Reed
Quincy Ice Dealers
South Tenth
Cee
Ripley
Miller
Quartermaster’s Department
Elliott
Cairo
Memphis
Tennessee
Colored People of the Baptist Church
Grove
Williams
Home Hospital
Robert Davis
H. P. Dines
Lillie Duncan
Davis
Hersy
Moran
Shelbyville
Thompson
Cottage 22
de Jean
Varmote
Neillie Ernest
Mrs. Eddy
Veoldy
Gunther Hardware Co
Quincy National
Fourth and
Hampshire Sts
Ice
S. Tenth St
Puff MI
Triz
Hodgdon
Hodgdon Dairy Co
Fifth ST
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating CO
Brinkman’s
Boston
A. L. Brinkman Ice Cream Co
North Fifth
Reynolds
Palm Beach
W. N. Reynolds
Hampshire
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
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