Bailey family notes and funeral plans in Quincy area
Charles Bailey and family are tied to J Walker's death with his funeral set for Tuesday afternoon. The Smiths' younger daughter is ill at home west of town. Dr Albert Cary Jr and Dr Ben Cary, from Pittsfield and Griggsville, visited Dr G B Cary. Helen Verbeiss returns from the state school for the summer. Mrs Truman Hill hosts her son Bucholze of Chicago. C M Witham returns from Missouri visit. Blanch Crawford spent time with Susan Crawford and Perryville relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bailey
Bailey
J. Walker
Percy Smith
Albert Cary Jr
Pittsfield
Ben Cary
Griggsville
G. B. Cary
Helen Verbeiss
State Deaf and Dumb School
Truman Hill
Bucholze
Chicago
C. M. Witham
Rue
Missouri
Blanch Crawford
Perry
Susan Crawford
Hancock County Circuit Court Sessions Opens In Carthage
The June term of Hancock county circuit court convened in Carthage with Judge Robert J. Grier presiding. No jury was called as the term focuses on decrees, divorces, and minor chancery matters. Numerous partition and foreclosure cases were scheduled, with reports of sale and payments approved, fees set, and various masters in chancery ordered to execute deeds and distribute funds. Local residents and visitors, including attendees of the Republican National Convention and state events, are noted in attendance and daily briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Hancock County
Robert J. Grier
Monmouth
James P. Dorman
Hattie Dortrubb
Partition
Bill
Bran Vee A. Way
James N.rglard
Lee A. Way
Viva Harding
Jos. W. Way
Ernest E. Way
R. L. Carlton
W. A. Mosely
Tames Howard
Godhenour
LaHarpe
Albert J. Moore
Wayman Howard
Mary Howard Layton
Robert I
Howard Mary Rodeheaver
Solomon D. Howard
Wesley Howard
Wellington Howard
aTra
Lucy
Hattie
Luther
Russell M Howard
Richard Green
Lee F. Rank
Abi L. Green
Eliza T. Huston
Estella Worley
Edward Green
James M. Green
Mary L. Hockman
Perry
James Howard
Florence Coffman Holmes
Wm. Powell
Marv Clover
Nellie Powell
Benjamin Powell
Henry C. Sprick
Robert C. Gibson
Clementine Swallow
Amanda Shain
Louisa Ochsner
Annie M. Koechle
Guardian Ad Litem
David TE. Mack
Gothen Boegner
J. O'Marra
Pauline L. Stevens
Carthage Furniture & Undertaking Co
Bruce Sewing Machine Co
Annie Gillham
Cora FE. Shaffner
Clifton J. Ohuerra
Master Im Chancery
Emme FE. Dry
William H. Robinson
William H. Long
Ambrose D. Long
Laura E. Johnson
Ray Grafton
Frank S. Case
William Case
Ben Ruths
Maud B. Sherman
H. M. Elder
Charles W Taylor Endorses Tanlac for Stomach Relief
Local resident Charles W Taylor of 801 Jersey St Quincy IL endorses Tanlac as a vegetable stomach remedy that tones strengthens and revitalizes digestive organs. He says it eased gas digestion and sleeplessness after a short course and recommends it to others. available at Brown & Mays Drug Store for $1.00 per bottle or three for $2.75 postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Tanlac
Charlie Taylor
Jersey St
Quincy
Taylor
Taniac
Brown & Mays Drug Store
Tragedy on Main Street as Boy Dies in Electric Wire
Palmyra reports Milton White, 14, killed by a live electric wire on Main street while attempting to lift it. Rubber booted Lee Kibbitts rescued another boy from the current. Digging into the incident reveals the wire belonged to the city lighting system and had been jarred loose by high wind. White was a high school freshman and active in church and local business circles. his father, John T. White, longtime Progressive and 1915 mayoral candidate, was in Chicago when the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Milton White
John T. White
Chicago
Main Street
Verd Kelley
Lee Kibbitts
Standard Oil Company
Herman Drescher
Ile
Presbyterian Sunday School
White
Social Visit Roundup in Jacksonville Neighboring towns
Edna and Fritz Hall hosted a slumber party at their parents home in Jacksonville with Merle Large Mabel Berry Trene Hadden and Inez Bowling in attendance. Georgia Melton visited Eva Beauchamp while Albert Kuffer and spouse spent Sunday with Bert Boles. J A Wilderbrand departed for St Louis. Alleane Baur left for Spirit Lake with brother Sylvester. Oren Hale visited W J and Mrs Hale. Kirkeville visitors Mrs G W Thompson and family with Starkess. Mrs GW Butcher and Gertrude Stark spent the day in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Fritz Hall
Jacksonville
Merle Large
Mabel Berry
Trene Hadden
Inez Bowling
Bald Eagle
Beardstown
Georgia Melton
Eva Beauchamp
Albert Kuffer
Bert Boles
J. A. Wilderbrand
St Louis
Alleane Baur
Spirit Lake
Town
Sylvester
Oren Hale
St. Louis
W. J Wate
W. Thompson
Kirkeville
Thompson
L Starkes
GW. Butcher
Gertrude Stark
Summer Work Ties Keokuk Man to St. Louis
Will Weider and his family visited relatives in Centerville Town last week then he went to St. Louis for summer employment. His family remains in Keokuk as he is temporarily located in St. Louis for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Will Weider
St. Louis
Keokuk
Fragmented World Quote About Hope and Escape
A fragment reflects on the world as a prison and the paradox of hope. It also notes how a man’s shoes may feel tight from water yet he does not escape.
Baylis Oil Wells Soon Test In Hadley Township
Traces of oil found near Igayis in Hadley township with several leases executed. Test wells will be drilled at once to thoroughly explore the area. The Pike County Christian Endeavor society to meet in Hull on June 15 and 16. Dr Roy Pollock of Nebo is a prospective Democratic candidate for the legislature. A boy, the couple's first child, was born to Mrs and Mrs Harrison Rupert. Many local social notes follow including graduations, visits, and various community events across Pittsfield and Baylis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Rupert
Rupert
Katie Reinbold
Hull
Warren Kirby
Albert Reynolds
Elmer Gudgel
Charles Thrasher
Sheriff Shire
Naples
Mussel Fshing
Esq. Klemme
KE Os
Wellington
Alrs
Bruce ‘Leller
Dettver, Cole
Lampher
Carthage
Elizabeth Watfield
Chicago
John C. Reeder
Champaign
Minnie Coly
State Institution For
Jacksonville
Grandon’s
Tenry R. Mills
Pittsfield
Louise Doocy
Mt. Sterling
Monuday
Edward Doocy
Bloomington
Wesleyan Law College
Elmer
Local Social Roundup From Quincy to Golden
Quincy resident Herman Duden made a business call Wednesday while Lloyd Riley arrived from Shamrock Oklahoma for a few days visit with Ed Points and family. Various local residents visited friends in Golden and Macomb with updates on health and travel. The Golden Sunday school convention was a success and La Prairie Sunday school reported 73 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Duden
Quincy
Lloyd Riley
Shamrock
Okla
Ed Points
Nellie Mac Still
Lacey
Golden
Mary
Tena Schwanke
Marie Cummings
Ed Covert
Elizabeth Robbins
Ouiney
Jimmy Robbins
Tom Atchley
Ray Mork
Macomb
Mock
Ruth Leggitt
Camp Point
Milton McVay
Dr. Ross
Sadie Poling
la Prairie
Avon residents enjoy weekend with family and events
Everett Hendrickson of Avon spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Newell Hendrickson. Jefferson Folts purchased a new Maxwell car. Henry Ewing and Everett Whittington attended the band concert Saturday night. Mr Austin Barger remains dangerously ill with no hopes of recovery and Bessie Griffith is seriously ill with typhoid fever. The union camp meetings commence June 14. The Manville Bros show begins June 6 and lasts one day. The Plymouth Alumni society plans a supper and program for next Friday night in the Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hendrickson
Avon
Newell Hendrickson
Jefferson Folts
Maxwell
Henry Ewing
Everett Whittington
Austin Barger
Bessie Griffith
Union
Manvill Bros
Plymouth Alumnia Society
Odd Fellow’s
Local Visits Span Cities Across Region
Baylis residents Mrs. William Hill and daughter Edith spent Wednesday in Barry. Mrs. E. M. Ramsey and Mrs. Ann M. Burch shopped in Pittsfield Thursday. Mrs. Mell Witham of Perry Tilt visited Thursday and Friday with Mrs. J. Mo Witham. Ralph Shoemaker of Griggsville was a business visitor here Friday. Floyd Barnes of Kings, NL, is visiting relatives for several weeks. Minnie Walmsley went to Chicago Thursday for an extended visit with her sister Mrs. A. Burch. Wilbur Boyd spent the past week with his parents in Meredosia. Mrs. Margaret Wray of Quincy visited Mr. and Mrs. William White this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown were in Spring-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burch
Wilbur Boyd
Meredosia
Margaret Wray
Quincy
William White
Ed Brown
Local notices and arrivals in small town
Record of residents moving or visiting townsfolk. Olen Emery drilled a wet well for Frank Carr reaching 175 feet. Al Shontz moves to Edward Tanner’s property. Mike Stillwell relocates to James Cox property. Eva Cox heads to California to live with a cousin. Harris of Evanston to hold church meetings June 18. Remodeling contract for Westpoint school awarded to John Hopson at 2300 dollars. William Tuttle building a house for Peter Hartman. Everett Tanner family moved to Quincy now at Thirtieth and Chestnut. Frank Tanner remodeling his residence. Twelve children under quarantine for whooping cough. Mollie Cook of Kansas visiting relatives. B Y P L U meeting elected officers. Blanche Frame returns home near Ten Mile. Ww. G. Snyder of Ewing in town. Charlie Wiseman and Misses Gause and Whitaker attend Lewistown teachers meeting. Sheriff Kendrick seen on streets. Maud Stevens departs for La Grange Summer term. Mrs. D. M. Custer visits brother C. Griswold in La Grange. Marty Smith goes to Quincy. Edith Gaines of Quincy visits Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Emery
Frank Carr
al Shontz
Edward Tanner
Mike Stillwell
James Cox
Eva Cox
California
Harris
Evanston
M. E. Church
Westpoint School
John Hopson
William ‘Tuttle
Peter Hartman
Everett Tanner
Quincy
Thirtieth
Chestnut Streets
Frank Tanner
Mollie Cook
Kansas
B. Y. Plu
Within Schofield
Willa Abell
Marie Wetzel
Mary Letton
Greta Wetzel
Blanche Frame
Ten Mile
Ww. G. Snyder
Ewing
Charlie Wiseman
Ida
Anna Gause
Flo Whitaker
Lewistown
Sheriff Kendrick
Maud Stevens
la Grange
D. M. Custer
C. Griswold
Marty Smith
Edith Gaines
Durham
Perry Illinois Notes and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs George Smith are moving into the Milton Wilkins house recently vacated by Chas Wheeler J J Hoerlein visited Chicago last week with stock Several business houses and some residences are being wired for electric lights G M Barries elected superintendent of the local school and comes well recommended Mr Childs of Mason City spoke on local option Saturday evening in the Baptist church Sunday program at Perry first ME church Hebron church and Chambersburg in the evening Beatrice Crawford spending summer near Griggsville with Henry and Mrs Williams Ellen Crawford visiting in Griggsville with Blanch Crawford Milton Bailey spending an indefinite time in Milton with his son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry, Ill
George Smith
Milton Wilkins
Chas. Wheeler
J. J. Hoerlein
Chicago
G. M. Barries
Childs
Mason City
Baptist Church
Asbury
Perry
Hebron
Chambersburg
Beatrice Crawford
Griggsville
Henry Williams
Ellen Crawford
Blanch Crawford
Milton Bailey
Milton
Eczema on Face Healed by Cuticura Trio
A mother from Eldon Iowa recounts five years of facial eczema severe itching and burning. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the skin improved and she reports full healing after nearly three boxes, with the Skin Book offered on request and worldwide sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Bowen
Eldon
Iowa
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Galesburg
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