Executrix Announces Public Sale Of Williamson Estate Real Property
By order of Adams County Court Illinois the executrix of Charles H Williamson deceased will sell at public vendue on July 5 1917 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Quincy County Courthouse Adams County Illinois the east half of the south ten acres and other described land in Township Two South Range West and an undivided one half interest in a city lot in Liberty Adams County Illinois, excluding the Mississippi River Power Company right of way. A deed will be made after court approval.
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Adams County
Lilinois
Mada
Charles H. Witainson
Emily d Williamson
Katherine Williamson Uravee
John Graves
Igciday
Quincy
Vanity
Adams
State of Alinais
Adama
Witnois
Illinois
Mississippi River Power Company
Pace
Iuibiey
Tittnoie
Jersey Street
Twentieth Street
Heth Street
Leas
Jarsey Stree
Charing IF
Camp Point Social Notes Include Guests and Births
Ida Turner of Mt Sterling visits her parents in Camp Point. Mrs Frline returns from Golden after visiting her daughter. Isaac Cutter goes to St. Louis on business. Miss Jielen Landon of Oklahoma City leaves Camp Point after month visit. Mr and Mrs Joseph Castle of Cedar Rapids stay several days. Mrs Arthur J Wietchur of Mendon visits her father and brother. Frank Thomas becomes a father Sunday June 8. Miss Frances Booth and Miss Judith Booth visit Clayton. Mrs Morwaret Kay Wor hosts North Side Club. funeral of Josaph Beckett held in Mowrowckurgh. Mr Fletcher of Marcellna visits his brother George Fletcher and attends dedication of new Masonic temple. Robrt Blodesn of Galesburg visits Camp Point. Roy Alegett hosts six o clock dinner.
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Ida Turner
Mt Sterling
John Williams
Tine
Golden
T. T. Burke
Isaac Cutter
St. Louis
Misa Jielen Landon
Oklahoma City
Camp Point
Joseph Castle
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arthur J Wietchur
Mendon
George Fletcher
Charles
Frank Thomas
Frances
Judith Booth
Clayton
Morwaret
Kay Wor
North Side
Flia Lute
Josaph Beckett
Mobrow Curgh
Mr. Fletcher
Marcellna
Rtobert Blodesn
Galesburg
Gamp Point
Qud
Roy Alegett
Community Notices in Golden Illinois Reflect Small Town Life
In Golden, the second preatmet of North east township reports forty eight young men registered on Tuesday. Various residents travel for visits and work from Davenport to Payson. Local events include a chimney fire, district Rebecca meeting, and a marriage announcement. Weather, floods, and infrastructure notes accompany social gatherings at churches and the funeral of John W. Buss. A soldier, Ed Marklay, writes from Ft Wadsworth about life and training.
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Golden
North East Township
Mijas sSudie Wallacs
Hea Parenta
Ate
James South
Dorn
Miro
Edward Manoa
Harold Stewart
Vennie
Montana
Phonmeretta
Alona Pdr
Ken Hage
Verinity Featherta
Hetoot
Cishde
King’s Daughters
Methao- Wal
Ani
Clarence Wallacu
Vroeman Selby
United Pressbyterian Church
John W. Buss
la Foria
Texas
W. J. Busa
Beverly Illinois Community News Highlights
The Standard Benrera notes a crowded Sunday program, a bank offering over thirteen dollars, and numerous local visits. It records Mrs. Mary Harvey inviting relatives, Mrs. Huffman visiting with Laura Lierle, and Raymond Sykes family visiting Huttman and Kelly households. Family members and neighbors travel to Minnesota and Baylis, with Beverly township Sunday school convention drawing a large crowd at the art school house.
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Benrera
Mary Harvey
Kanawa
Mary Holly
W. M. Huffman
Laura Lierle
Burton
Raymond Sykes
W. M. Huttman
Charles Hult
J. I. Kelly
Harry Hill
Marlon Sykes
Minnesota
H. H. Sykes
Mra
Iallon Sykes
Baylis
Carry Till
Hillie
Beverly Township
Art School
Ray Atauffer
Anula Apent Aundey
W. Roberteons
Local rail plans and community notes from Monroe City
Monroe City news covers Burlington suspension and Santa Fe expansion plans into St Louis via Carrollton, plus local clergy enlisting as private soldiers in Joffre's regiment. Also reports on marriages, debts, wool shipments, Liberty bonds, a draft notice, hospital surgery, and civic events in the area.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Children's Coughs
Relieves croup and whooping cough with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Describes how the remedy loosens mucus and eases breathing, soothing inflamed membranes and stopping further inflammation. Advises keeping it in the house for bronchial troubles and to ask a druggist about it.
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Dr. Bell
Belt
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Vale OF Real Estath
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