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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1916

Page

2

From Surrounding Towns La Prairie Ill Bountiful Local News

Reports from La Prairie and nearby towns include illnesses in Mrs. Lawrence Eyman and Miss Marie Cummings with no rapid improvement. A July Fourth committee formed under the Methodist church aims for a good celebration. Prayer meetings and church events, plus visits by Rev. Rose and friends, populate a busy week. Several residents travel for health, family visits, and farming work. The community notes the illness of Zacharia Slavens, a fatal tuberculosis case of Mrs. Maggie Reed, and a funeral held at Mrs. Martha Petty’s home with burial at Miller cemetery.

Louis Lindebower Wilker Camp Point Lawrence Eyman Markee Rev. Rose Martinville Ross Roy Mock Macomb Dr. Gay Amelia Fay Howard Edith Martin A. B. Jett Lou Richards Grace Harless DePue N. Brant George Adams Eldora Zacharia Slavens Mr. Slavens Ruben Slavens Eldara Jack Slater Shelby Nebraska Ona Cliff St. Mary's Hospital Quincy Maggie Reed Grimsley Merle Byers Baylis Martha Petty Frye Methodist Church Miller

Griggsville Social News From Griggsville Illinois

Mrs Rufus Davis and baby visited Jacksonville Decatur and other places returning Saturday. Harry Laird and family visited his parents. Charles Dunham and bride returned from their honeymoon. Mr and Mrs William Dunham hosted a large company. Charles Carnes injured but not seriously. Fred McAllister dined with Edwin McAllister family. Band concert drew crowds and big business. Hhautauqua dates set July 12 to 16. Bert Brown and daughters visited Jason Dunham. John Whitefield and friend and a man were badly poisoned but recovering. A young crowd danced at Odd Fellows hall and lodges went to Chambersburg by auto. Elmer Carrel family visited St Louis. Ralph McAllister of Quincy visiting grandparents.

Griggsville Rufus Davis Baby Jacksonville Decatur Harry Laird William Laird Charles Dunham Bride William Dunham Charles Jerry Carnes James Ireland Fred McAllister Edwin McAllister Bert Brown Jason Dunham Maysville John Whitefield Whitfield Ed McAllister

Rockport Notes On Residents And Local Events

Fred and Harry Myers and S J Welch traveled to Kansas City for a stay. Mrs L O Gay spent two days in Quin cy visiting. Floyd McCallister and son Raymond join family in Shelby Nebraska for the summer. Keller residence gains a new porch and paint, enhancing its look. Mrs Chas House suffers stomach trouble. J H Billings, W H Goodwin and Chas Lowery did business in Pittsfield. Sue Long of Summerville and Mrs A B Jett hosted the D A R from Louisiana with about fifty ladies attending from various towns. Local attendees included Mrs H W Humes and Miss Gertrude, Mrs E L Rupert, Mrs L R Tryon, Mrs J

Floyd McCallister Raymond Shelby Nebraska Keller Chas J. H. Billings W. H. Goodwin Chas Lowery Pittsfield Sue Long

Gov Dunne Grants Reprieve for Krupka Murder Case

Springfield Illinois June 20 Gov Dunne reprieved George Krupka who was to be hanged June 23 for the murder of his wife in Chicago last February. The reprieve extends to September 22 to allow the supreme court to pass upon the case.

Springfield Hil Dunne George Krupka Chicago Krupka Supreme Court

When You Have a Cold Dr King’s New Discovery

Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for colds with Pine Tar antiseptic oils and balsams. Claims it eases cough, soothes throat, clears bronchial tubes, checks the cold, and improves head sensation. Describes as standard family cough syrup in use over 40 years and urges buyers to keep a bottle at home. Sold at druggists.

Dr. King

Lawrence Travilla for State Board of Equalization Nomination

Nonpartisan column endorses Lawrence Travilla for the Republican nomination to the State Board of Equalization. Voters are urged to consider his business experience, integrity, and local record, with emphasis on impartial service and welfare of the general community. Political advertisement.

State Board of Equalization Fifteenth Congressional District Lawrence Travilla Quincy Travilla Mississippi Parm News

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