Amany Masons Attend Picnic in La Grange
Masons from Marion Ralls and Lewis counties with Quincy Masons gathered in La Grange City Park for a July picnic. Delegations sailed aboard the G. W. Hill from Hannibal, were welcomed by La Grange and Eastern Star members, enjoyed a lunch, and renewed acquaintances. The day featured a band parade, decorated streets, and organized committees for reception, decorations, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amany Masons
LA Grange
Marion
Ralls
Lewis
Quincy Masons
Marion County
Masons
Eastern Star
Hannibal
G. W. Hill
Lewis County
Eastern Star Lodge
Quincy
Eastern Stars
Wyaconda
LaGrange
Wyacanda Lodge
M.D. Cheesman
CC. Crouch
P. E. Miller
J. T. Muir
C. Crouch
W. J. McPike
F. EE. Miller
R. T. Connelly
J. O. Yager
P. G. Lillard
Woodmen Have Big Time in Palmyra
Modern Woodmen of America members from Hannibal and several lodges visited Palmyra for a county round-up on Tuesday July 26. The event featured a prize winning 16 member drill team from Hannibal, a large turnout by members in 50 cars, and a joint afternoon of jocularity followed by initiation of several candidates. Palmyra camp 2098 hosted a fine supper in the hall.
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Palmyra
Modern
Woodmen of America
Hannibal
Hester Lodge
Emerson
Philadelphia
Warren
Nelsonville
Palmyra Camp No
Barry Illinois Neighbors Share News and Travel
Robert Davis of Buhl Idaho visited his old Barry home this week while John Penny left for Eldorado Oklahoma to visit his farm. Prof Vail Cordell stopped by from a state normal school for school matters. Races at Quincy drew locals. The Barry Chautauqua opens August 15 for six days. A large barn owned by John Stauffer near Beverly burned, causing a heavy loss. Two youths faced police court for fighting last Sunday.
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Robert Davis
Buhl
Idaho
John Penny
Eldorado
Okla
Vail Cordell
Kinderhook Road
Ralph Stauffer
Tulsa
Olive Kendrick
Pittsfield
Lola Wendorff
Quincy
Barry Chautauqua
A. Nobis
Jacksonville
Glenna Kinney
Esther McVay
Margaret Watson
Rushville
D. W. Gowdy
J. O. Strubinger
Lucy Ware
Madison
Wis
John Stauffer
Beverly
W. W. Watson
E. T. Cooke
Cleveland
Heary Day
Chicago
Ida Slater
New York State
Hague
O. K. Garrett
St. Paul
Arthur
R. T. Pfanschmidt
C. H. Williamson
L. A. Wike
Hannibal
Lyell Pioneer Seller Is Buried at Palmyra
Funeral for John Walter Lyell held at Andrew chapel near Warren Missouri on July 2 11 a.m. He died at home in Myre early Sunday morning Born August 1820 in Estmoreland County Virginia he moved to Marion County Missouri at age two Married Emily E Sharp November 2 1854 they had eleven children nine living three sons eight daughters The family spent most of their lives near their childhood homes and their long marriage lasted nearly sixty two years He was a charter member of Andrew chapel near Warren.
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Palmyra
John Walter Lyell
Andrew Chapel
Warren
Missouri
Myre
Estmoreland County
Virginia
Marion County
Emily E. Sharp
Oscar Paul
C. L. Landrum
Hunnewell
J. W. Cox
Shelbina
Joseph 9. Lyell
Camden
Ark
W. &. Jones
J. W. Christian
Spottswood Lyell
J. M. Scott
Arthur Scott
Hester
Lyell
Harry Burgdorf
Round Grove
Union
Hannibal
Royal Neighbors
Ferncamp No
Mesdames Sallie Cox
Lettie Dykes
Nanie Sanderson
Mary Carey
Francis van Landingham
Marie Carey
Louise Carey
Nettie Baker
Good Feelers picnic draws about ten thousand crowd
Leonard Missouri July 26 latest estimates on the crowd at the Good Feelers picnic here Saturday place the attendance at 10 000 with 1 022 cars at the gate and 1 700 other vehicles. Two hundred sixty autos came from Quincy and Hannibal over one road. The picnic management conservatively estimates 10 000 to 12 000 people and the Leon ard Chamber of Commerce is gratified by the turnout and interest in the fair.
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Leonard
Quincy
Hannibal
Chamber of Commerce of
Local Charities and Visitors Highlight Deer Ridge Life
Deer Ridge Missouri notes record Clarence Bruce Tom and Earnest McReynolds with new Ford cars and Henry McClain with a Chevrolet. Miss Lula Childers visits sister in Illinois. Robt Allen delivers a horse in Knox City. A horse owned by Miss Helen Bouncerville is euthanized after a broken leg. Jas Ragar of LaBelle assists harvesting with Rob ert Allen. Miss Lizzie Allen visits Miss Helen Bouncerville. E H Roberts and Alph Morrow visit LaBelle Tuesday morning. Will Brown and Alph Morrow guests of E H Roberts Monday night. E H Roberts and Will Brown are mentioned in further notes.
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Cicero Scott
Williamstown
Wilbur Morrow
Arthur Cooper
Pauline McReynolds
Gertrude Richards
Colony
Charley House
Ted
Will Childers
Ed St. John
Near Colony
Will Shinn
LaBelle
Man
Chas. Arment
Booster Club
Gardner
Canton
Robert Allen
J. H.skirvin
Tom Allen
Willie
Knox City
Wilson Carmack
Cecil Lowell
E. H. Roberts
Adolph Morrow
Walter Baltzell
la Belle
Gorin
Walter Briscoe
Frank Chapman
Geo. Baltzell
Smith Fuller
Addie Allen
Clara
Ruth Marx
Neeper
Ernest Hilbert
C. Hl. Hilbert
C. L. Hilibert
Clarence
Bruce
Tom
Earnest McReynolds
Henry McClain
Lula Childers
Jas. Rodgers
Illinois
Robt. Allen
Helen Bouncerville
Jas. Ragar
Lizzie Allen
Alph Morrow
Will Brown
Auto collision injures child as section men respond on track
A motor handcar collision on the railroad left one Laswell child bruised, section boss John Doak badly bruised and severely cut, and Lee Helm’s auto thrown. Other local residents visited kin, attended family gatherings, and welcomed a newborn, with various trips to Quincy, Keokuk, and Burlington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Helm
John Doak
Mildred Mills
Hannibal
M . Mills
Cecil
Lee Slater
Parker Worrell
Harry Sherrick
Irs Neal
Quincy
Donald Edward
Hutch Morris
Galesburg
Holms
Babe
Golden
Helms
Edna Riley
Keokuk
Lessie Hough
J. A. Robinson
T. Johnson
Caleb Aaron
Big Neébk
Hester
Ruff Dennis
Versailles
Joyce Mcintosh
Bowena
Robb
Bushnell
Nelson
Local Social News and Death Notice
Miss Anna Gates visits sister Mrs Ida Elliott near Adams while Miss Leta Leapley travels in Siloam. Sunday guests at the Iun include S G Lawless, Albert Ruttz, Gertrude Clary, Marry Chain, Loren Hessert and Carl Schniederskamp. Mrs Mercer dies at her son Robert’s home from senility. funeral plans pending. Susie Hartrick visits Quincy. Helen Welsh stays several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gates
Ida Elliott
Near Adams
Leta Leapley
Siloam
Iun
G. Lawless
Albert Ruttz
Gertrude Clary
Marry Chain
Bushnell
Miss Clary
Loren Hessert
Carl Schniedeskamp
Mercer
Robert
Local Social News Highlights And Weekend Visitors
Last week with Miss Marie Clark. Mrs. Ray Winger and children are visiting her parents north of town. Mrs. Charles Heberlein returned from Blessing Hospital Quincy where she was a patient and is improved. Edmund Clark spent Sunday in Quincy with friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Boyer of Quincy visited relatives here Sunday. He who would enjoy the music of the band must keep up with the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Clark
Ray Winger
Rollo McClain
Charles Heberlein
Quincy
Blessing Hospital
Edmund Clark
L. L. Boyer
Why Endure Summer Colds Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad
Advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a quick relief for summer colds. Claims to soothe congested airways reduce nasal flow and coughing, promising faster recovery. Urges readers to buy a bottle and use as directed, keep leftovers for coughs.
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Dr. Bell
Adv
Amusements Today cinema lineups and plays
The listings show Orpheum presenting Sherlock Holmes with Orpheum players, Bijou featuring Across the Great Divide with Mildred Morrison, Star showcasing Warren Kerrigan in Son of the Immortals, Savoy with Douglas Fairbanks in Reggie Mixes In, Belasco with Bertha Kalich in Slander, Gem with Willie’s Wobbly Ways, Quincy Western presenting The Committee on Credentials, Colonial with Bill's Narrow Escape, Family offering The House of a Thousand Candles adapted from Meredith Nicholson, six reels.
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Orpheum
Bijou
Mildred Morrison
Pictures
Warren Kerrigan
Belasco
Bertha Kalich
Savoy
Douglas Fairbanks
Reggie
Willie
Quincy
Committee On Credentials
Bill
Meredith Nicholson
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Marion, Ralls
Lewis Counties
R. M. Jones
Lee Robinson
C. E. Griswold
J. G Fanner
R. Waggener
Geo. Simpson
R. I. Connelly
P. H. Beckham
Leslie Edwards
K. E. Magruder
F. E. Miller
Amos Ki 4Smeier
Wm. Quinn
W H. Leach
W. J. Mc Pike
C. C. Crouch
M. D. Cheesman
Barry, Ill
J. W. Lyell
Deer Ridge, MO
Bowen, III
Liberty, Ill
Rte
Bijou Theater
van Court & Allen
Sun
Entira
Broadway
Harry Mestayer
Princess—Valentine Grant
Highland Park Lane Teteomioe Glee Club
IN the Garden
Cable & Hastings Rea
Burlington
National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Cody Road
Shoshone Canyon
Sylvan Pass
Park
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park
America
Colorado
National Park Line
A. S. Ellis
Ilinois
Quincey National Bank
Fourth and
Hampshire Sts
Beauty
Madame X
Ummer
Ilia
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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