KINDERHOOK NOTES ON RAINFALL AND VISITS
Local items report Jack Clatterbuck seeking eye treatment in Quincy with no hope of restoration. Mrs. C H Miller to visit son Rev Barna Miller in Columbia. Everett Hack moves barn for better layout. Fred Houser and Mrs Gertrude Hinds and others visited. Heavy rains overflow Hadley and McCraney creeks, breaking levees and submerging hundreds of acres of wheat. Farm work paused as cornfields cannot be tended. Children’s Day events at Methodist postponed to June 20. Baptist program held with schoolchildren performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clatterbuck
Mer‘chant
Quincy
Clatterbuck
C.H. Miller
Near Shinn
Columbia
Barna Miller
Everett Hack
Fred Houser
Gertrude Hinds
Barry
Hugh Jeffries
Hannibal
Kate McGinn
Floss ‘Thompson
Hadley
McCraney
Methodist Church
the Baptist Church
Lost and found appeal to The Whig for ads
The notice urges readers to telephone The Whig for lost items such as watches or parasols. It emphasizes reporting a missing item promptly via the newspaper’s lost ad service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
The
Kidney health ad urging use of salts for bladder relief
An old style health blurb promotes Jad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent bladder discomfort. It advises drinking two to four ounces of the lithia salt solution daily, plus ample water, claiming it cleanses kidneys, relieves backache, and neutralizes urine acids. It emphasizes safety and low cost.
Ursa and Mendon residents visit Telephones and calls
Ursa and Mendon residents and visitors are listed with callers from Quincy Mendow Canton and Marcelline. Markus from J J Flynn Co of Quincy and others like Chester Man dyke Mrs Curless visiting Homer Garner and Edna Flack are noted. A crowd attended a Sunday double header game in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markus
J. J. Flynn’ & Co
Quincy
Chester -ManDyke
J. W. Curless
Homer Garner
Galesburg
Harles Cutless
Mr. Stephens
The
Herald
Doug Shipe
Lima
Floyd
Noore
Mr. Carter
Peter Budgorne
John
Frank . Heinecke
Mendon
George Frazier
Méndon
Edna Flack
Laugh
Canton
Lucy
Tout
Mendow
Residents note frequent visitors and storm damage in the area
Weather brought the season’s heaviest rain Thursday causing crop damage. Local residents and visitors from Kinderhook, Hannibal, Quincy, Richfield and Keokuk were recorded in town and traveling to eastern points. Leo Myers reported four valuable horses lost to lightning Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George East
Kinderhook
Dr. Baker
Jacksonville
Oo Bradshaw ‘Bros
Hannibal
Warren’ Kirby
Lon Bright
Barry
New ‘York City
H. Bell
Seehorn
Leo Myers
Sam Masters
Daisy Shepherd
Dr. Reynolds
Eldora
Kansas City
Drummond
Keokuk
Citrolax touted as best laxative choice in letters
A Salt Lake City reader praises Citrolax as ideal for constipation sour stomach and lazy liver. The user claims rapid relief headaches and thorough cleansing with no pain or nausea. Miller Arthur Drug Co is noted in the letter as related to Citrolax distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Weihecht
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miller. & Arthur Drug Co
Beverly Visitor Rounds Up Local Social Notices
Richard Sykes of Beverly was a Sunday visitor here. Mrs Jane Newman of Kansas is guest of her brother G G Lawson. Dana Tucker and family visited Saturday and Sunday with S F Iames and wife. Mrs Ed Coss and daughter Bessie of Oakwood Mo visited sister Mrs Dave Fee. Mr and Mrs C E Bowman, Mrs A Ogle and daughter Mrs Pearl Wodds visiting relatives at London Mills and Monmouth. Mrs Orvil Jones and two children left for St Louis after six weeks here. The Baylis Booster club met and planned a Fourth of July celebration. Elizabeth Engleman left for sister visits in Aurora and Portland. Mrs Stony Dunham and Rexal returned from Keokuk after two weeks. Mrs Dr Wood of Batchtown visiting Angles. Lizzie Hill improving after operation in Jacksonville. R E Grammer spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sykes
Beverly
Jane, Newman
Kansas
G. G. Lawson
Dana Tucker
Ed Coss
Bessie
Oakwood
Dave Fee
E. Bowman
A. Ogle
Pearl Wodds
London Mills
Monmouth
Orvil Jones
St. Louis
Baylis Booster Club
Elizabeth Engleman
Aurora
R. E. Grammer
Adjustment Notice of Charles Guth Estate in Adams County
Public notice to all claimants and creditors of Charles Guth deceased to present claims for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of August 1915. Creditors must fasten payment to the administrator Peter W. Tufeli. attorney Leroy Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guth
Adams County
City of
Quincey
Peter
W. Tufeli
Leroy Adair
Oflinois
Adams
Henry D
Anna M. Flachs
F. M. McCann
State of
Illinois
Joseph E. Ferguson
Quincy
Jacinth
Nicholson
Minis
Holden
Court House
Ilinois
Oscar Dickhu
Adan County
Frank J. Penick
Henry ‘Kaufma
Kaufmann
John T. Inghram
Emery, R
Wileman
Mary
A “Wileman
Thomas E
Morton
William Keith
Joseph Grusbaum
Thomas “A. Scherer
John’ A. Helen
Guy Cox
A. Griffis
A. H. Merrill
Circuit Court
Emery R. Wileman
John A. McKenzie
Chancery
Tom
He. Holen
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Everen
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Co
Ouiney “National Bank
Knoltenbere
Knollenberg Milling CO
Quincy, Ill
Eighth and
Maine Streets
Walton
Heights
Ans
Siemens
Peventera Basites
Erates
Tor Monty
Bull, Ill
Baylis
Adams’ County
Iss
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Ben H. Hailey
Til
Nelson Park
Franklin Institute
E. Rochester
N.Y
J. D. “McMillen
Ware- Wayland'Co
Rush: Bros
State Street
George ‘Kohl
Granitoid Co
Hampshire
Grimm
Illinois Mig. & Supply Co
Underwood
Giles Bros
4Th Street
3Th Street
Giles, Bros
Said County
Nolan
Thelma Shaw
Jessie Shaw
Ts Smith
Tlinois
Whig Office
Pt Small
Behrensmeyer Shoe
Washington
Behrensmeyer’s
Eighth Street
Eater Oos
Chestnut ‘St. Beautiful
S. 4Th St
North Sixth Ave
State St
Maine St. Wm. N. Marsh
Panama
Std
Maine
W. Reward
C. Lulu Nicholson
Frank T. Penick
Care Whig
James. McKinnay
Stern Bldg
G. Fehlberg
Adams St
Lanza Fruit Co
Jersey
H. Cady
Belt
Vermierit St
McCready
Norah Sixth Ave
Iformation Telephone Pwl
Fae ‘County
Missouri
Tolona
Corge
John Dix
E. A. Dowell
LaBelle, Mo
B.G. Magen
Maine “Street
Ruff ‘Brewing CO
Ccst
State of Illinois
Inoista
Frank K. Robinson
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