Dunn Lawless Nuptials Celebrate In Paloma Church
Julia Lawless daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O H Lawless and James T Dunn of Chicago wed in a semi public ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Fred Reed officiating. The bride wore white chiffon over crepe de chine and was attended by her cousins as bridesmaids. A four course luncheon followed at Euterpe hall and a public reception at the bride’s home used the green white and pink color scheme. The couple will honeymoon in New York state and Pennsylvan ia then reside in Chicago after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloma
Julia
O. Hf. Lawless
James Ti. Dunn
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Reed
Golden
E. C. Sanders
Euterpe Hall
Paloma
Camp Point
University of Illinois
Columbia School of Expression
Mr. Dunn
Gem City Business College
Wyoming University
Laramie
Dunn
Dunn Station
Jefferson-Washington University
Washington, Pa
Chicago Law School
Ned
Mrs. Dunn
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Palls
Albany
Hudson River
New York City
Pennsylvania
Marion County Board Adopts Road Cash Outlays 1916
Palmyra June 28 report from Marion county court on June 26 1916 notes action on road district 34 overseer Chas C Clark annual settlement with 29 60 overwork disallowed bond approved for 300 for 1916 coroner fees approved for four inquests William N Smith Milton White Jennie Hardin Ledbetter Hannibal and Palmyra cases paid numerous road and concrete work bills counts adjourned to June 27 1916 and July 3 1916. Also Agoga Picnic noted with Baptist Sunday school class members and Jersey sale attendance in Shelbyville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
J. Thad Ray
Cameron and Durand
Morris Anderson
H. L. Johnson
Frank W. Lane
Chas, C. Clark
Chas. C. Clark
D. R. Scyoe
F. W. Neeper
Wm. N. Smith
Milton White
Jennie Hardin
William B. Ledbetter
Hannibal
R. C. Guehery
E. F. Yarbrough
A. E. Lindstrum
Same
Arthur Pugh
R. G. Crane
H. L. Crane
Hugh Brownlee
Jim Thorington
John Martin
E. Kuhn
Chas. Noel
Dallas
O. Rigney
Pressure
Studebaker Corporation For America
Wm. I. Chipman
E. Rans
Emmett Rhoades
R. D. Smuvot
W. R. Smoot
Claude Dinwiddie
Wade Carter
W. A. Gupton
W. E. Dunn
Leonard Brown
Taylor Road
Joe Helbing
Sam Christman
Lee Hibbetts
Chas
Keller
Hugh Henderson
Cal Plymate
F. H. Kroeger
Gid
Lear
Miller Same
Frank Green
B. F. Foreman
Philadelphia and
J. T. Allen
R. J. Philips
Perry Tatteman
Aug. Englehardt
Ash Bridge
Douglas Griett
Fred Englehardt
Ray Englehardt
Roy Robinson
H. G. Minor
Jim Settles
W. T. Truitt
L. R. Gordon
W. Potterfield
F. N. Bainum
Laverton
E. Redman
Herman Martz
J. E. Darnell
Alex. Crane
R. C. Jones
Julius Edmonson
Albert Anderson
Scott Ellington
SS. R. Ayers
Tom Roach
Chicksmith
Dick Leake
Adam Smith
John Stanforth
John Payton
W. H. Boyd
R. F. Wilkerson
Harry Sailor
Rolt. Funk Same
Frank Tattman
Philadelphia
E. P. Feaster
M. P. Drummond
W. L. Johnson
B. F. Baker
A. B. Blue
A. L. Shanks
Ren. M. Allen
C. F. Tipton
Perry Johnson
Gibbons Bros
J. P. Feaster
M. C. Dunn
A. S. Mitchell
Marion County
Ladg
Baptist Sunday School
South River
Rotheiler Place
Madison Nelson
J. Frank Culler
George W. Moore
Bert Settles
Tom Banks
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Arranging trains for National Guard movement San Antonio
San Antonio June 29 Officers of the quartermaster department were in communication with railway officials about troop movements to border stations. Routes are being studied to avoid delaying normal train movements. Troop trains will be given preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Quartermaster Department
National Guard
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promoted For Bilious Headaches
A Smyrna Georgia testimonial from W B Vandigrift claims Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve bilious headaches and indigestion. The ad urges taking the tablets this evening for a morning improvement, naming Tiller and Arthur Drug Co as distributers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Vandigrift
Smyrna
Tiller & Arthur Drug Co—Adcy
Concert planned by church choruses in Pittsfield
The Congregational choir plans a promenade concert on Thursday evening on the second floor of the new Lewis building to raise funds for a motor for the pipe organ. The program features top city talent, with a Japanese drill, fortune teller, candy, ice cream, popcorn, and a good orchestra. Proceeds fund organ motor purchase.
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Pittsfield
New Lewis
Ruby Starr
Winnemac
Ind
Edna Conrad
Chase
Kansas
Glandon
Geraldine
Clementine Dillon
St. Mary's Academy
Quincy
John Dennis
Springfield
James Colvin
Uela Colvin
John Coleman
Koepping
W. H. Gard
New Canton
Vermont
Yager Construction Company
Danville
Pike County
Henry Bush
Griggsville
Loraine Man Hurt In Auto Accident
Leo Groves son of John Groves of Loraine and G Q Jones of the same town were thrown from their car Tuesday night after passing Mr Moffit of Clayton. The car landed on them but injuries were not serious. Jones was bruised by an oil tank. E P Poling of Loraine rushed the men to town. Ursa officials announce plans to curb speeders with arrests and fines. Percy Brown A J O Dell Harvey Riggs John Korn and others visited Ursa to discuss the fall celebration and invite residents to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARSA
Leo Groves
John Groves
Loraine
G. QO. Jones
Jones
Moffit
Clayton
Quincy
Ursa
Percy Brown
A. J. O'Dell
Harvey Riggs
John Korn
Mr Stone
Stern and Company
Revolver Shot May Prove Fatal in Carthage Incident
Ezekiel Walton, a respected Carthage resident, accidentally fired a revolver while in the cellar. The bullet pierced his left side near the heart and he was not operated on due to its proximity to the heart. Mrs. Walton and neighbors aided him, with Dr. Armisted of Keokuk called for caution. Walton’s condition remained serious, and his family and friends feared a fatal outcome. The report also notes burial and other local notices including Miss Sallie Parker’s funeral in Moss Ridge, dog bite incident, community updates, and various real estate and probate items.
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Carthage
Ezekiel Walton
Walton
Mr. Walton
Parker
Moss Ridge
Miss Sallie Parker
Quincy
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Miss Parker
Lucia Brill
Rand
Symonds
Crittendel Sympson
Springfield
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Jean Springer
Henry Springer
June Sympson
Evanston
Gail Sympson
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Texas
Mesdames
J. W. Ferris
R. N. Smith
Belle Harris
L. B. Clark
Methodist Church
Bushnell
Smith
Order of the Golden Harvest
Couchman estate probate and marriage license notices
In Hancock county on May 13, 1916, Eliza D. Couchman died leaving real estate worth 16000 and personal estate 500. Sarah E. Couchman petitions for will probate and letters testamentary. heirs listed as Adelia R. Sarah E. and Miller M. Couchman of Carthage. Will attested by Alva A. Kelley D. Mack and Thomas McFarland. Also cautions about mailing copies of petition to heirs. Marriage licenses issued: Cecil Ray Trueblood and Bertha Leonore Chevillon. Walter C. Boyd and Olive Mary Wade. Henry Tetmeyer and Elizabeth Bachman. Claude O. Willette and Elizabeth P. Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Campbell
William B. Kaiser
Campbell
Peoria
Ill
C. F. Farnum
George A. Lubbee
Grace Campbell
Foster
R. Boyd Campbell
Mary Campbell Gelino
Kankakee
Pearl Campbell Elston
Chicago
C. Irving Campbell
Blandinsville
J. Gordon Campbell
LaHarpe
R. Heber Campbell
Colorado Springs
Col
Paul Campbell
Rugby
N. D
Eliza D. Couchman
Sarah E. Couchman
Hancock County
Adelia R
Sarah E
Miller M. Couchman
Carthage
Alva A. Keley
D. Mack
Thomas McFarland
Cecil Ray Trueblood
Slem
Ind
Bertha Leonore Chevillon
Walter C. Boyd
LaCrosse
Olive Mary Wade
Henry Tetmeyer
Elizabeth Bachman
Claude
Five Die At Grace Crossing Near Warren Illinois Central Crash
Five people including Mr and Mrs Patrick Deer and two children died when their automobile was struck by an eastbound Illinois Central passenger train at a crossing near Warren Wisconsin. Peter Howe and A D Chappelle were injured. Darlington residents were involved in the fatal crash.
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Grace Crossing
Dubuque
Patrick
Deer
Peter Howe
Darlington
Wis
Kit
A.D. Chappelle
Od Wens Ts
Illinois Central
Warren
Til
Here
Lucey Declines Democratic Presidential Run
Chicago on June 29. Patrick J. Lucey, attorney general, announced he will not enter the Democratic primaries against Governor Dunne. He will seek re-election to his current office instead.
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised By Indiana Man
Indiana man Frank Moseey from Moore's ETill Indiana writes that after taking Foley Kidney Pills for kidney weakness he felt great relief after the first doses and within 48 hours the pain left him. He claims the pills also help rheumatism backache swollen joints and stiff muscles and stop sleep disturbing bladder ailments. Miller Arthur Drug Co. promotes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moseey
Moore
Etill
Ind
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
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Dunn-Lawless
Mendelssohn
Ernest Reaugh
Bessie Post Henry
A. W. Henry
Charlie S. Henry
Mrs
J. H. Dunn
Church Chor
G. O. Jones
W. E. Lyon
Western
Ilinois
C.L. Perris
Ferns
C. M. Botts
Robt. Botts
Colchester
W. A. Fletcher
C. P. Johnson
HL. Wetzel
Chas Baxter
Crooked Creek
Captain
W. S. Lane
Bonaparte, Jr
Clarence P. Jacobs
Ezra Jacobs
Lot Bowen
Walter H. Dodge
Buck-Reiner Co
Lot Hamilton
Elizabeth Schneider
Anna Curth
Lot Nauvoo
Rosetta Kacle
Ann Qurth
S. A. McCallister
George Loeschen
Lot Bentley
C. E. Faulkner
O. C. Crear
Wm. Fecht
S. A. MecCallister
J. W. Botkin
H. A. Gray
A. McCallister
John Gracey
Jeremiah Cox
Kendall S. Holt
Ernest R. Hin
Kle
West Point
George W. Nash, Jr
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Indiana
Ford
Detroit
Collins Plow Co
Sixth St
Quincy, Ill
Frank McInnerny Wine and Liquor Co
Frank McInnerny
Wine and Liquor Co
Fourth Street
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