Automobile Ride and Picnic Chaperoned for Local Youth
Mr and Mrs George R Cottrell led a group of young people on an extended automobile ride into the countryside followed by a roadside picnic. Vehicles were provided by Frank W Crean Lyman McCarl and Dr W W Williams. The outing featured several visiting young women and a breakfast gathering hosted by Miss Ellen Sinnock with guests from across the region. Numerous social visits, travels, and family gatherings fill the day’s society news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Cottrell
Frank W. Crean
Lyman McCarl
W. W. Williams
Dorothy Boswell
Eleanor Ellis
Georgina Cottrell
Margaret Wells
Dorothy Durant
Grace Whipple
Marian Crane
Virginia Cone
Ruth Appleton
Richard Durant
Norman Cottrell
Paul Rudy
Robert Williams
Richard McCarl
Joseph Emery
Albert Penick
Paul Smith
John Batsby
Ellen Sinnock
Hampshire Street
Mildred Weis
Coffeyville
Kas
Elizabeth Prudden
Brookline
Mass
Mildred Glover
St. Louis
Marion Murphy
Chicago
Florence Walbach
Hildegarde Germann
Neal’ Monroe
Ralph Gardner
Mildred McKee
Katherine Williamson
Nurse Hazel Schwab to Return to Denver Hospital Staff
Miss Hazel Schwab, who has been residing at her home in Quincy, will return to Denver today to resume her position as a trained nurse on the staff of St. Joseph's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Schwab
Quincy
Will
Denver
Colo
St. Joseph's Hospital
Picnic in South Park for Miss Margaret Andres Visit
Miss Birdie Selby hosted a small picnic at South Park yesterday in honor of Miss Margaret Andres of Oregon Illinois who is visiting Miss Margaret Beatty at 609 Sycamore Street. Mrs Toward Makutchan of Princeton will depart today for Galesburg to visit friends over the weekend with her cousin Mrs Wm F Alexander of 1660 Kentucky Street. H E Loire of St Louis arrived last night to spend a few days with his daughter Mrs John L Duker at Park Place. Mrs Loire has been here two weeks and will accompany Mr Loire home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie
Letha Bunting
Ruth Calkins
Jacksonville
Rachel Iall
George H. Wilson
Miss Hall
Maria, Bowen
Frances, Griswold
Hervey Fry
North Sixth Avenue
Canton
Emma Graves
Miss Nixon
Hollywood
Cal
The
Signal Services
J. O.shrader
East
St. Louis
Russell
Claude
Elmer’ Reynolds
Gladys
Twelfth Street
Kansas
Atkinson
Denver
Frank Henry
Kansas City
L. M. Browne
Fred G. Clement
Anna M. Summer
St. Rose of Lime Church
Thomas Burke
Henry Lummer
Agnes Hartmann
Cherry Street
Lind Street
Lucinda ‘Clement
Cherry ‘Street
Soldiers’. Home
Mary, Lange
Alfreda Hutmacher
Galesburg
Fred Freiburg
North Twelfth Street
Louise Bradford
Kansas “City
Los. Angeles
Miss Bradford
Quincy
Rose Brady
Mabel Fawcett
Kewanee, IL
Birdie Selby
Chestnut Street
South Park
Margaret Andres
Oregon, Ill
Margaret Beatty
Sycamore Street
Toward Makutchan
Princeton, I
FT. Alexander
Kentucky. Street
H. E. Loire
St.Louis
John L. Duker
Park Place
Grace M E lawn social at 232 North Twenty fourth Street
The Women s Foreign Missionary society of Grace M E church plans a lawn social at Mrs Otho Arnold s home at 232 North Twenty fourth Street this afternoon and evening if weather allows Mrs Koehler a hostess. Mrs William Koehler of 635 Spruce Street hosted a small sewing club yesterday after noon with luncheon. Miss Helen Tish of Wheaton Ill arrived yesterday to visit Quincy guest of Mrs J Philip Bert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Grace M. E. Church
Otho Arnold
North ‘Twenty Fourth Street
Koehler
William Koehler
Spruce Street
Runoon
Bert
Helen Tish
Wheaton, HL
Quincy
J. “Philip Bert
Felds Visit Davenport Guests Share Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Robert Feld of Davenport visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs J N Feld at 485 South Twelfth Street. Frank P F Alexander hosts a dinner for their fourth wedding anniversary with out of town guests Mrs J K Lane of Toronto and Mrs Howard Makutchan of Princeton Illinois. Alfred Rotsford and families plan a large country club dancing party as guests. Franklin school playground girls visited Madison Park and enjoyed stories games and a picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Robert Feld
J. N. Feld
South Twelfth Street
Frank. PF. Alexander
Vermont Street
Mr. Alexander
J. K. Lane
Toronto
Canada
Howard Makutchan
Princeton
J.W. Gardner
Franklin School
Madison Park
Old Quincy Man Near Death’s Door and Local News
A report from Quincy notes John A. Smith, a former contractor now living in Shelbina, Mo., is near death from valvular heart disease at over 70. Robert G. Smith and others have been at his bedside. Also, Portland Maine stockholders elect a new Western Stoneware board including local director William H. Govert. A lawn performance by children at 613 Elim Street showcases dances, songs, and a two act drama by youngsters under ten. W. F. Sprague of Quincy Coal Co. becomes vice president of the Illinois and Wisconsin Retail Coal Dealers Association after Peoria convention. A streetcar auto collision at Twelfth and Vermont injures H. B. Dines. glass cuts his eye. Fire Commissioners meet. $2,259.23 in bills approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Death’s Door
John A. Smith
Shelbina
Johnnie
William ‘A. Smith
Robert G. Smith
The
Western Weighing Association
Robert
Elim
John, T. Haire
W. F. Sprague
Quincy Coal Company
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Peoria
Sprague
Thirty Six for 25 Cents New Life Pills Ad
Dr Kings New Life Pills offered in glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated pills for 25 cents. One pill with a glass of water at night is the average dose. Easy to take, effective and economical. Relieve constipation by morning. Available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
New Life
Navy League appeals to seize enemy merchant ships
London July 1 1915 the Navy League through its executive committee calls on the government to seize all German Austrian and Turkish merchant ships detained in British empire ports as a countermeasure to German submarine warfare. It cites 171 ships detained in ports and 302 enemy vessels held in British and colonial ports or at sea, pending prize court rulings as the war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
London
Establish New Body for War Food Control in Prussia
BERLIN reports the War Grain company, which for six months has managed food organization and procurement in Prussia, will soon disappear. It will be superseded by a central body under Imperial government direction, with equal numbers of producers and consumers. The aim is to improve economic war machinery for the next harvest year, especially in fixing maximum prices and controlling food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ulg
War Grain Company
Prussia
Aman
German System Efficient
Berlin July 1 The exact registration of the vast POW camps in Germany has been perfected by Count Schwerin a 60 year old cavalry captain So the rank service division and place of confinement of each man can be instantly determined Today relatives of French Russian English Canadian Italian Serbian Montenegrin Belgian or Japanese prisoners can learn within twenty four hours where that soldier is and what his condition is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Count Schwerin
Nurse Resumes Work in Red Cross Service
London society notes that Lady Paget, wife of Sir Ralph Paget, who had suffered typhus while overseeing a Red Cross hospital in Serbia, has returned to London then departed again to resume her hospital duties abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paget
Ralph Paget
Red Cross
Serbia
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Miss Sinnock
Adam Hatcher
Miss May
Seattle
Washington
Fanny
Katherine Cadogan
Sixteenth and
Broadway
Miss Hatcher
Clement
Summer
Sixth
Elm
John’ T. Haire
Elm. Street
Mamie
Laura
Anatasia
Haire
Charlotte
Walford
Maxine Lewis
Helen
Marurine Bumster
Forest Cooley
Tobert
Magdalene Sheridan
Margaret Welchans
C.R. McNay
Senator McNay
Ursh
Mayme Anderson
Oakwood
Salt Lake City
California
W. D.stevenson
Twelfth
Kentucky Streets
New King
South Twenty-fourth Street
Warren Bonfoey
Oklahoma City
Okla
L. P. Bonfoey
Sixteenth
Hampshire Streets
James Miller
East Hampshire Street
la Grange
J. P. McMahon
Maud
Marie Dalgherty
Twelfth and Elm Streets
Plymouth
Macomb
Rachel Hall
Hannibal
Julius Busch
Sixth and Lind Streets
Ffering Watermelons
Terry Produce CO
QuirKy, Tj
Ww. Mast
S. 8Th St
Tel
Western Stoneware Company
Portland
Maine
William H. Govert
Vermont’ Streets
H. B. Dines
Oliver
Mahdah Weems
Charley
Dazey
Overland
Willys-Knight
Illinois
Missouri
M. E. Lusk, Jr
Iowa
F. R.lusk
Leaton Irwin
J. Albert Wittler
B. F. Baldon
Barney Schallenberg
Studebaker
Maine Street
Carterear
Metz
House
J. H. Waldron
Wells
Fifth Street
Burns
Mountains
Wm. S. Kenyon
Dunbar
Bell Ringers
Fisher-Shipp Concert Company
L. A
Ladies’ Orchestra
Otten
the Magician
James Whitcomb Brougher
George W. Downs
Chaddock School
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