Suburban Happenings in Golden and Nearby News
Roy-Witt traveled to Indianapolis for auto races. T W Hunsaker and family hosted a surprise twenty first birthday party with 35 guests from Quincy Cuba and Kansas. gifts included a gold watch. Memorial and church services planned. Northeast townships Sunday school convention set for June 6 at 2 30 pm in Golden M E church. Local ball team defeated Bowen 12 to 10. District meeting attendees listed from Calla Judge No 524. Clara Boyles and Charley Paxton licensed to wed. Mrs Jones of Quincy visiting. J W Lewis moving. King’s Daughters plan ice cream and strawberry supper at OM E church Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy *- Witt
Indianapolis
T. W. Hunsaker
Banor
Wm. .Guerney
Lula
Quincy
M. E
W Reed
Straine
Ohio
U.P
Northeast Townships
Golden *M. E
The
James Smith
Bowen
Golden Boys
Stocoshlss
Barry
Calla Judge
Mesdames
Philip’ Miller
John McClintock
Ray Miller
Floyd Maxwell
Anna Worman
Mabel Thomas
Elva‘ ‘Eckler
Ray' Taylor Wwent
R G. McHatton
Camp Point
Northeast Township
Paxton
Jones
J. W. Lewis
Fred Boger
Tarence White
Om.e
rEveryone
Local Notes Share Visits and Accidents Across Town
John Akerstand wife returns to Quincy after nearly three months away. Mrs. Edgar Merrick and family visit Carthage relatives, Ralph LeRoy moves to Steve Stillwell property. Mrs. Stiver ill. Mrs. Alfred Howard fractures left forearm. Win Crear visits Quincy. Chandler and Son plaster FII Lunit’s house. Argyl Lunt visits. O O F memorial services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m. Mrs. Hattie Reid ill. Goldie Howard teaching Pleasant Mill school. H L Wishon family visit from Tomax. West Point attends ball game Monday. locals win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Akerstand
Quincy
Edgar. Merrick
Elizabeth
Martha Olson
Carthage
Ralph LeRoy’. Hass
Steve Stillwell
Stliver
Alfred Howard
Crear
Chandler
Son
Larand
Lunit
Argyl
Lunt
M. E
McMahan
Hattie Reid
Goldie
Howard
Westport
H L Wishon
Tomax
West’ Point
Local names and visits thread through Quin cy area
John Lading was a business caller at Ounincy Saturday. Miss Bessie Decker of Big Neck is visiting Maine West for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spear of Quin cy are visiting relatives for a few. Pearl Andrews of near We Point spent Sunday with Mrs. Ann Pyres and Mrs. Ollie Bowen. Bowen spent from Saturday till Monday with her father and sisters at Buckhorn. Erest Brackensick of Mendow spent Sunday in our burg. Pyles and Lula Christner on the sick list. Freda Kreuzstein of Bloom date visiting sister Mrs. Will Neaterour returned home Monday. Lewis Henerhoff and family of Sutter spent Sunday with Ralph Enminger and family. Mrs. John Turnhoffer of Oak Forest visited Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Pyles, Mrs. John Kropp, and daughters Ester and Edith. J. Christner were Ouiney shoppers Tuesday. Wm. Boge, Mrs. John Haverse and son Lester and Hazel Hedrick spent Monday in Keokuk. Mrs. Geo. Havierse and daughter Irene of Hamilton are visiting her parents and other relatives for a few days. Rev. Hagen attends conference in Donnolgon, Iowa, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lading
Ounincy
Bessie Decker
Big Neck
Maine West
Clarence Spear
Quincy
Pearl Andrews
Near We Point
Ann Pyres
Ollie
Bowen
Buckhorn
Erest Brackensick
Mendow
Burg
Salem
Pyles
Lula Christner
Freda Kreuzstein
Blooming
Will ‘Neaterour
Lewis Henerhoff
Sutter
Ralph Enminger
John Turnhoffer
Oak Forest
Maggie Pyles
John Kropp
Ester
Edith
J. Christner
Wm. Boge
John Haverse
Lester
Hazel
Hedrick
Keokuk
Geo. Havierse
Irene
Hamilton
Rev. Hagen
Donnolgon
Iowa
Sage and Sulphur Hair Treatment Promises Color
An old home remedy, Sage and Sulphur compound, is advertised as restoring natural color and shine to faded or gray hair. It claims to stop dandruff and hair loss, with a bottle sold at about 50 cents through drugstores, and promises dark, thick, glossy hair after one or two applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Notice Public Set Ting of Contract for Two Bridges
Public notice invites sealed bids for two reinforced concrete bridges in Richfield Township Adams County Illinois. Plans at County Superintendent of Highways office. Bids due June 5 1915 at 8 pm. Engineer estimate 1500 dollars. Contract subject to County Board action. Orville Hess Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Quincy
Richfield Township
Adams County
L. L. Boyer
Hl. Morgan & Rice
Barry
County Board
J. Rice
A F Kabriek
R. D. Melton
Notice to creditors and heirs in Oscar Dickhut estate
State of Illinois Adams County public notice to all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Oscar Dickhut deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at the regular term of the County Court of Adams County to be held at the courthouse in Quincy on the first Monday of July 1915 the ith day of the month. All indebted to the estate must pay promptly to the undersigned Prank Ts Penick Executor.
Adjustment notice for Adams County estates
Public notices in Adams County announce claims against the estates of Henry G Terrora deceased and Joseph E Ferguson deceased. Administratrix Margaret Teaford and administrator Charles L Bartlett urge creditors to present demands for adjudication at the County Court in Quincy on the first Mondays of June and July 1915, with immediate payment requested from debtors.
Public notice of claims against John M Lewis estate Adams County
Public notice is hereby given to all persons having claims and demands against the estate of John M Lewis deceased to present the same for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the Adams County County Court to be held at the Court House in Quincy on the First Monday of June 1915 the seventh day of the month All persons indebted to said estate should make payment to the undersigned State Savings Loan and Trust Company Executor of the Will of John M Lewis deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams County
Allersons
Henry G. Terrora
Court House
Quincy
Margaret Teaford
Charles L. Bartlett
Joseph E. Ferguson
Illinois
John M. Lewis
State Savings, Loan’ and Trust Company
State of
Adams
Said County
Jay
Thos
Nolan
Thelma. Shaw
Jessie
W. J. Smifph
Ilinois
Adams’ County
Said
Fred «G. Wolfe
Charles $. Bridgeman
Anna J. Bridgeman
Charles ‘S. Bridgeman
W.J. Smith
Elizabeth
Zain
James T. Yeargain
Henry D. Flachs
Anna M. Flachs
Henry’ Kaufmann
August Kaufmann
John T. Inghram
Jacinth E. Nicholson
WHIG
The
Whig Company
North Fourth Street
States of Illinois
Mary A. ‘Wileman
John
A. McKenzie
Guy. Cox
Holden
Jane
Circuit Court
Dirk
Erne W
F. William. Menne
AMD
Henry €. Sprick
Extor, Govert & Lancaster
Adams ‘County
Drescher
Quincy;’on ‘the First Monday ‘of June, A. D
August Heberlien
Wm. G. Feigenspan
Adams County notices of estate claims and foreclosures
State of Illinois Adams County notices announce claims against the estates of Elizabeth Yeargain and Henry D. Flachs, executors named. Prompt filings required for adjudication at Quincy courthouse with deadlines in June and July 1915. Foreclosure suit No 3454 against Emery R. Wileman and others awaits defendants’ appearance by June term 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams
Illinois
Frank K- Robinson
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