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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1915

Page

10

Suburban News Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Mabel McNutt and children from Payson visit her parents the Rice trio. Aileen McCrory visited Sadie Quincy Tuesday afternoon. Willing Workers supper Saturday night July 3 raised about 16 dollars. Lillie Fusselman family Ada McCarl visit Aura Redman Friday. Ethel Swan in Hamilton earlier week. Effie Glascock visited Sadie Quincy Friday. Richfield boys beat Adams County Pick-ups 16 to 15 in a close ballgame. Jim Hull recovering from a mild paralytic stroke and out again. Mrs Josephine George left Friday for California with Lon Whitney. Al Moore returns from bottom work. John Brown and Dell Holman families visit Josephine George Thursday evening. Sadie Quincy called on Mrs Jennie Tyler. Josh Whitney family and Cliff Brown family visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Lewis Tyler family visited Joseph Quincy's. Ivan Brown visiting relatives in Galesburg. Carrie Redman visiting Barry.

Mabel McNutt Payson Luther. Rice Aileen McCrory Sadie Quincy Lillie Fusselman Ada McCarl Aura Redman Ethel Swan Lon Whitney Hull al. Moore John’ Brown Dell Holman Josephine George Lewis Tyler Joseph Quincy Ivan Brown Galesburg Carrie Redman Barry

Pleasant Grove Socials and Visit Highlights

Pleasant Grove notes guest visits from Pekin and Macomb residents while plans unfold for a funeral service for Mrs Henry Tenhays. Rev and Mrs Grummon vacation with Wis consin kin. Eppinger clan visits Duiney relative’s family. Humes host for Quincy guests at dinner for the Tenhays funeral. D J Dean travels west for expositions in California. Sunday school class to host an ice cream social in church yard, rain date next evening. Matt Gill of Macomb called on friends.

Henry Tenhaus D. J. Dean California Matt Gill Macomb

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic Advertisement

A hair tonic claims to darken graying hair naturally with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Applied with a sponge or brush, it purportedly removes dandruff and stops hair from falling, making hair glossy and youthful after one or two applications.

Wyeth Wyith

Lytles Visit Quincy Amid Rain Damaging Crops

Mr and Mrs Elmer Lytle spent Sunday in Quincy at the home of Mrs Lytles parents. Widespread heavy rains are ruining crops especially corn and oats. Residents hope for sunshine to aid recovery.

Elmer’ Lytle Quincy Mrs. Lytle

Death of Mrs Foster in Basco Illinois

Basco Illinois reports the death of Mrs Foster at age seventy eight. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev O Harra of Carthage officiating. She had been a longtime faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal church.

Truman Day Taylor Day Omaha Neb Arthur Triboulet Colusa Glenn Gerard Kansas City Jess Gerard Lawrence Clark Brecker Hamilton Emily Gerard Otelia” “Osterloo Macomb W. 0. Fisher Foster M. E. Church O’harra Ca Arthage

Constipation Cured Overnight With Po-Do-Lax Claim

An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a quick cure for constipation. It asserts the product uses Podophylin without gripe to stimulate the liver and bile flow, promising a full morning bowel movement and improved digestion.

English Girl Making Shells for Army Merc

The photograph shows hundreds of women at work outside a British munitions factory. It argues these workers prove that women have entered ammunitions production to supply shells for the army. It laments insufficient response by Lloyd George to keep women employed in this demanding labor for soldiers in the field.

Merc Great Britain Lloyd-George

Certificate of increase of capital stock for The Whig company

Anna M. Ellis sworn as President verifies the certificate of increase of capital stock for The Whig company. Notarized in Adams County Illinois on July 6, 1915 by Chester Poling, Notary Public.

State OF Illinois Adams County Charles Guth Quincy Leroy Adair Whig Company County of Adams State of Illinois A.D Anna M. Ellis W. Emery Lancaster Adams ‘County Chester Poling Bessie M. Tenhaeff Jacob M. Tenhaeff Harold Leslie Tenhoeff Golden Adama Minois Jing Jacob H. Kaeff Bessie M. E

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