Irwin Overland hosts unique society dancing party
Miss Winfred Irwin daughter of the company president entertained a large company of young people at the Irwin Overland showroom which serves as a dance hall. A local orchestra played fox trots and one steps while guests enjoyed refreshments and floral decorations. The event was hosted by family members including Mr and Mrs Seaton Irwin and Miss Ethel Irwin with assistants Virginia Irwin and Florence Pott. The showroom’s layout featured wicker seating and a polished floor akin to a ballroom.
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Irwin- Overland Company
Winfred Irwin
Little Nisses
Virginia Irwin c
Florence ‘Pott
Overland
Louise Chandler
Peoria
Florence. Thomas
Appleton
Wis
Rachel Hall
Hannibal
Marguerite Harnest
Carthage
Miss Merits
East St. Louis
Irwin-Overland Company
Irwin. Paper Company
Carl Schnier and Miss Osterhold Wed Today
The marriage of Miss Katherine Osterhold and Carl Schnier will take place at 8:30 this morning at St John’s Catholic church. Rev Father Postner will officiate with Joseph Osterhold and Miss Helen Schutte as attendants. A flower girl and parlor wedding breakfast follow at the Osterhold home. The couple will reside at a furnished home at Tenth and Spruce streets after the ceremony.
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Oliva’ Schuette
Walter Meyer
Bady
Quincy
St. Rose of Lima
Eva Schuette
Robert Meyer
Chicago
Katherine Osterhold
Carl Schnier
North
End
St. John’s Catholic
Pather Postner
Joseph Osterhold
Helen Schutte
Mildred Forest
Osterhold
Spruce
Lind. Street
Miss. Osterhold
Young Women's Sodality
St. John’s Church
Local residents listed in Quincy visit and updates
Local Pick-Ups notes say Dr. Ross of LaPrairie and Ellodie Reynolds of Golden were in Quincy for shopping. Buss of Golden and Cady the tuner visited for business. Ham lunch at Blue Ribbon Buffet. William Rochl recovering at Blessing Hospital after weeks of illness. Harrison Goodwin had blood poisoning operation Monday and shows improvement. Mayors office reports new window frames and other improvements. Lister of Camp Point shopped in city. Robertson of Payson Avenue visits St. Louis relatives. N L Reinhart from Ursa reports a 20 landowners meeting, chairing the session. A second meeting is set at Rock Creek School on Saturday June 26 at 8.
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N. L. Harding
Canton
O.h.cady
Abbott
Reinhart
Rock Creek
Suburban News Roundup From Local Skies and Visits
Charles E Dunham reports a mare and colt lost by lightning Sunday night. Ralph McAllister of Quincy visits with grandparents Ed and Bess McAllister this summer. Charley Moody family stay in St Louis Sunday. Mrs B W Carey and son Benjamin vising Nebo with relatives. Glenn Kneeland visiting Chapin. Albert J Pratt conducts business in Chicago. Nina Elliott returns from Chicago for home visit. Fred Newman breaks leg Friday. Dr Loveless treats and relocation planned in Quincy. he endured similar injury as child. William Glenn hosts relatives for dinner. Marjorie Dickinson starts as stenographer at Pike mills. A large crowd attended band concert despite storms. J F Hatch of Jacksonville visits relatives. Mrs G B Crawford of Champaign spends Tuesday night with J A Crawford. Mr and Mrs J L Birchard visit daughter Kelly Dunham in Maysville. Tom Orrill and family host Mrs Scoby of Pittsfield Saturday and Sunday.
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Charles E. Dunham
Ralph McAllister
Quincy
Ed McAllister
Charley, Moody
St. Louis
B. W. Carey
Benjamin
Nebo
Glenn Kneeland
Chapin
Albert
J. Pratt
Chicago
Nina Elliott
Fred Newman
Dr. Loveless
William Glenn
Marjorie
Dickinson
Pike Mills
J. F. Hatch
Jacksonville
Rain lashes Plainville as barn blasted by lightning
Heavy rain sweeps through the Plainville vicinity on Sunday evening. A Thursday lightning strike burned Ellis Benson s barn and contents leaving the auto and buggy unharmed. Neighbors saved the house. Several locals share visits and travel plans amid the weather and social events.
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Ellis Benson
Mae Monroe
E. N.larrimore
Allan Lock
Plymouth
C.avand Tarvey
Wagg
Flora
Minnie
Auld
Florence
Crim
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
Rev
Taylor
Ken
Lost Ad Urges Quick Call After Discovery
The notice requests readers to telephone a Whig newspaper after discovering a lost item described as fust watch parasol or similar. It emphasizes immediate action once the item is found and communicated to The Whig.
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The
Whig
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Irwin
Overland Agency
Glenn Home
Glenn Homestead
South Eighteenth Street
Addie
Harriet Glenn
J. Oliver Glenn
Margaretha Kespohl
Oliver’ Williams
Arthur Glenn
J. Oliver. Glenn
Otto Mohrenstecher
Frank Bolles
Joseph C. Barlow
Julia Bacon
W. Chester Pringle
Glenn
A. S. Flanigan
George H. Wilson
Hildegarde Germann
Illinois
Methodist Women's. Foreign Missionary Society
Springfield
Flanigan
Young People
Wilson
Mattie Simmonds
Germann
Planigan
Miss. Koch
A .G. Koch
Broadway
Virginia Koch
Oneide Butler
Maudé Dunbar
Helen Arrowsmith
Katherine
Mayme Wilson
Helen Sprick
Ida. Hypkie
Edith
Eva Amen
M. Schrieber
Earl Smith
Miss Osterhold
ST. John's Church
Elmer. Mester
Butte, Mont
J. Mester
Twelfth Street
Henry
Bartélt
Fleet Home
Mester
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Butte
Miss Fleer
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher Store
Miss Wall
Meints
Marian Wall
Maine
Larnest
Robert W. Alexander
City
Ida Elizabeth Henry
el Dara
Mr. Alexander
Louise, Chandler
Beulah Prante
Fourteenth
Kentucky Streets
Miss Chandler
Miss Prante
Oklahoma
Nora Moriarty
J. J. Moriarty
Omaha
Neb
Oklahoma City
Okla
Forest Knipe
Mr. Moriarty
Seaman
Fourteenth and
Hampshire Streets
Canada
J. F. Whittaker
Helen
Harold Barnbow
Ottawa
Orpheum
George McAdams
Orpheum Theater
Charles T. Carey
the Stranger
Robert Bacon
George Cottrell
Quincey
Charles Wykoff
J. Phil Bert
Dr. Ross
LaPrairie
Ellodie’ Reynolds
Golden
DeRemer
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Boston
News OF Suburbs
Griggsville
Plainville
J. A. Beam
Richfield
George Boren
Mary Hoskins
Cloyd Hoskins
Dolly Wagg
Ellis Cane
D. D. Hull
Carrie Baugher
Payson
Nellie Cochran
Hazel,Crim
West
Stanley Lease
Itella Waters
Alf. ‘Loanberger
Dawn, Mo
Blanche Thing
C. A. Wagy
Keith
Walter J Keith
Bete
Stroragr
Tua
Ylane
Pee Sa
Coh
Poe
Choe
Deay
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