Local Notices From Baylis Illinois Area
Mesdanies Ann M Burch and S W Ramsey were shopping in Barry Fa day Raymond Peacock visited Decatur Miss Nella Cochran of Clocis Cal visiting relatives and friends Miss Mabel Allen returned home from Mt Sterling visit Mrs R E Grammer visited with cousin Mrs Frank Sykes Hadley Mrs Louis Teresche of St Louis sister Miss Bessie McIntire of Bury visited Miss Kate Burch Mrs George Halk Springfield visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G Gandson Hannibal visitors Mrs Charles Hills and Glenn returned to Quincy with her mother Mrs Will Cory for a few days Floyd Barnes of Kings Til visited relatives Lillian Lisleard and Fern Dunbar arrived home from Normal Friday evening RE Seaborn business visit to Quincy Mrs Clara Deeter and Edith Hill visited with Mrs Bag Whitten New Salem Mollie Wackerlie of Meredosia Wil guest of brother James Boyd and family last week Mrs Ralph Stauffer Tulsa spent the weekend with SA Moore family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Burch
Ramsey
Barry Faday
Raymond Peacock
Decatur
Nella Cochran
Clocis
Cal
T Ralestives
Mabel Allen
Witt
Mt. Sterling
R. E. Grammer
Frank Sykes
Hadley
Louis Teresche
St. Louis
Bessie
Hannibal
Charles Hills
Gon’ Glenn
Quincy
Will Cory
Floyd Barnes
Kings, ‘Til
Lillian ‘Lisleard Fern Dunbar
R.E. Seaborm
Clara Deeter
Edith Hill
Bag Whitten
New Salem
Mollie,Wackerlie
Meredosia
Wil
Jas. ‘Boyd
Ralph. Stauffer
Tulsa
Circu s Visit and Local Lucratives in Ursa and Quincy
A cluster of brief social notes records visits and movements. Mrs Randolph of Marcelline spent Tuesday with sister Mrs J C Van Dyke. Jasp McAdams of Quincy seen in Ursa Tuesday. Edna Raymond and Gladys Flack visited relatives in Quincy. Charles Currless returned from near Galesburg. Mrs Burtorff and son near Mendon visited Philip Brady. M F Lumms of Quincy was a business caller. Chester Van Dyke of Quincy also called. Mr Smith of Marcelline stayed with Mrs Cooper. Mrs Claude Candland and daughter Mildred spent time in Quincy. Frank Moore and family near Mendon were here for Sunday. many from here attended church in Marcelline Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Overland Auto’ Company
Randolph
Marcelline
J.C. van Dyke
Mary Taugitin
Gladys
Flack
Charles Currless
Galesburg
Homie
Burtorff
Mendon
Philip Brady
M. F.lumms
Chester
Community Notes From Virden Illinois Local News
Dr E R Matley and wife returned home in Virden after visiting Mrs Matleys parents Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer Willie McGinns son is seriously ill with spinal trouble Tshac Norman and wife of Center Missouri spent days here with relatives Odd Fellows plan picnic Thursday Aug 12 in the school park Methodist ladies held annual picnic despite morning rain Attendees enjoyed welcoming address recitations music a fine dinner and supper A parade contests and amusements followed with Payson band providing music Financial results not announced but refreshments likely yielded a good sum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Matley
Virden
Fred Meyer
Little Willie
Wm. McGinn
Tshac Norman
Center
The
Methodist’ Church
W. M. ‘Hailey
Payson Band
Local town notes drift with visits and a death
Mendosia resident Claus Ainners is in town. Robert Campbell, a respected citizen, died of heart trouble Saturday morning. B Kenady left for St. Louis Friday. Threshing delayed by showers Friday night. John Rennecker of Kansas City visits his brother Fred. Appraisers worked on Dr Sperry property for sale. Ed Keller came from Barry on Saturday. Mrs Edith Gumersceimer of East St. Louis visits relatives here. W H Lease in Hannibal Saturday. Mrie and Mrs Frank Lochameyer of Thomaghore visit relatives nearby. Lon Bright and wife visited Mrs Kirtsr Sanday. Tee Rodgers and family shopped in Barry Tuesday. Lowell Manuel from nearby area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Ainners
Mendosia
Robert. Campbell
Kenady
St. Louis
John "Rennecker Iof
Kansas City
Fred
Barry
Lowell
Manuel
Certificate of increase of capital stock in The Whig company
Anna M. Ellis, president of The Whig company, swears to a certificate of increase of capital stock for the above corporation. The document is sworn on July 6, 1915, before Notary Public Chester Poling in Adams County Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Company
Quincy
Adams
Illinois
Said
Anna M. Ellis
Emery Lancaster
State of
Adams County
vAnna M. Ellis
Whig
Chester
Adams County Adjustment Notice for Charles Juth estate
Public notice in Adams County announces all claimants against the estate of Charles Juth deceased must present claims for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of August 1915. Debtors to the estate must pay promptly to the undersigned administrator Peter W. Tuffli with Leroy Adair, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Adams
Charles Juth
Adams County
Quincy
Leroy Adair
Public Notice in Adams County Illinois Executors
Public notice calls all claimants against Henry Kaufmann deceased to present their demands for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of August 1912. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly to the executor August Kaufmann and attorney John Ekeringham is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinois
Adams County
Henry
Kaufmann
Adam
Cour House
Quincy
August Kaufmann
John Ekinghram
Springfield Visitation Dates Note Visiting Relatives Saturday
Springfield residents plan to visit relatives Saturday. B Miller visited in Quincy Friday, detailing family connections and local travel patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
B. Miller
Quincy
Boer Rebel Leader Kemp Sentenced in South Africa
London reports Lieutenant Colonel Kemp, head of Boer rebels who surrendered to British in February, given seven years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine. General De Wet also convicted of high treason, sentenced to six years and fined 10000 dollars for heading a rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kemp
South African Republic
Reuter
Telegram Co
Col. Kemp
Germany
Christian de “Wet
Grandmother’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Tonic
A nostalgic ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use remedy for gray hair. It promises natural darkening by morning, with additional benefits of reduced dandruff and hair that appears glossy and youthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Capper Guests at Panama Exposition Exercises
Gov Capper of Kansas and Mrs Capper and Lt Gov W Y Morgan were guests at exercises by the Kansas state society at the Panama California exposition in San Diego on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Capper
Exposition
San Diego
Cal
Capper
Kansas
W. Y. Morgan
Kansas State Society
Panama California Exposition
Kidney Health Adverts Promote Salts Remedy
An old advertisement extols Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims drinking water and a tablespoon of Jad Salts daily will cleanse the urinary tract, neutralize acids, relieve backache, and maintain kidney activity. The piece emphasizes benign, public health messaging and historic home cures.
Editor Edward C. Martin of McClure's Dies at 64
Edward C. Martin editor and part owner of McClure's Magazine died yesterday at Watchung New Jersey after a short illness. He was 64 years old and formerly a journalist in the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
McClure's
New York
Edward C. Martin
McClure’s
Watchung
N. J
Middle West
Proposals for Cement Floors for Soldiers and Sailors Home
The State of Illinois Board of Administration invites sealed proposals for furnishing labor and materials to install cement floors at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home in Quincy Illinois. Bids due by 3 pm August 9 1915 at the Capitol Building Springfield. Specifications from Col John E Andrew managing officer. Proposals must be marked Proposals for Cement Floors Soldiers and Sailors Home. The board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Board of Administration
Springfield
Minois
Capitol
Illinois
Quincy
John E. Andrew
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Caho
Mama
Was. Moldoon
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Lake Cooper
Denny Bros. Pantorium
EE. M. Denny
Mgr
N. 6th’St
Baylis
Ill
Kinderhook
Hull, III
Maler Barber College
Sta, Ill
Minn
Neb
Famous Stock Powder Co
W. Harrison St
Kirksville
Toom Cottage
Quincy I
the Whig
Emery Elmore
North II
Th Street
O. H. Oe
Liggett's
Maine
Nellie. Hedges
W. B. Hedges
Orpington
Oak St
J. D. McMillen
Fourth St
WareWay and ‘Co
Liggett
Street
Woodruff
Seventh-street
Underwood
Stepher’s
Bath
North 6Th, Or
Oakland
P.O. Box
N. 7Th St
Care Whig
A. OH. Bergmann
Payson Avenue
B. Knox
Vine St
W. J. Lemp Brewing Co
J. B. Glass
Jersey St
C. Miller
State St
W.F. McCready
P. McCready
North Sixth ‘Ave
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Ruff Brewing. CO. Brewers & Bottlers
Rtfet
B. G. Vasen
Maine. Street
Adams’ County
M. Tenhaeff
Jacob
Tenhaeff
Harold Leslie Tenhaeff
Golden
Illnois
Ilinois
H. Tenhaeff
Wder
Bessie M. Tenhaeff
H. ‘Tenhaeff
Govert & Lancaster
Administratriz
John Jones
R. F. Dee
Blank St
George Blank
Weel
S. Smith
Brown
Carson
Devinne
H. D. Isis
Bowdich
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