Mrs. C. F. Hubert of Fowler Dies
Mrs. C F Hubert wife of the Fowler post master died at her home from heart trouble after a fall fractured left hip Feb 9 and a 12 week hospital stay. Born Dorothy Frike Jan 16 1845 in New Hartford Pike Co she was 71. Survived by husband sister and brother. Funeral set for 2 pm Friday at the family home with burial in Chase cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hubert
Fowler
C. FP. Hubert
Baptist Church
Barry
Hubert Leaves
Celia J. Robinson
T. E. Frike
Quincy
Hubert
Frederick Frike
Anna
Bradshaw
Chase Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Mary E Sholl Held at Home
Mrs Mary E Sholl funeral conducted at 1 30 pm at 1273 Maine Street. Burial in Grace land cemetery. Friends invited.
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Mary E. Sholl
Maine Street
Graceland Cemetery
Miss S. B. Parker Dies in Quincy Home
Miss S E Parker aged 72 died of paralysis at 12 15 am Wednesday in the home of her sister Mrs William H Davis 418 Chestnut street Quincy She was born in Massachusetts and had lived in Quincy seven years She leaves two sisters Mrs Isadore Lemmon of Augusta Ga and Mrs Davis The body will be taken to Carthage UI today for burial.
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S. B. Parker
S. E. Parker
William H. Davis
Chestnut Street
Massachusetts
Quincy
Isadore Lemmon
Augusta
Davis
Carthage
ELECT OFFICERS FOR RETAIL CLERKS NO 35 SIX MONTH TERM
At the regular meeting of the Retail Clerks No 35 in Labor Temple Tuesday evening officers for the ensuing term of six months were elected. The officers are President C H Weiss, Vice President August Reckseick, Recording secretary Frank Heinecke, Conductor T W Kessler, Guardian Ernest Wieseman, Trustees George H Liesel Thomas Gillespie and Harry Rothgeb. Officers will be installed at the next meeting on Tuesday evening July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
C. H. Weiss
August Reckseick
Frank Heinecke
T. W. Kessler
Guardian
Ernest Wieseman
George H. Liesel
Thomas Gillespie
Harry Rothgeb
Local Pick Ups Roast Ham Today Blue Ribbon
Local notes report Blue Ribbon roast ham promotion with Snyder's new cabs at 25 cents and a phone listing 101. Mrs W D Endres travels to Montgomery City Missouri to visit ill mother and will be joined later by her three children. Helen Malony returns from Chicago to visit her mother Catherine Malony after winter at Northwestern University.
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Blue Ribbon
Snyder
W. D. Endres
Montgomery City
L. D. Mudd
Endres
Missouri
Helen Malony
Chicago
Catherine Malony
Northwestern University
Marcellus Huck
St. Boniface School
Ethel Rothgeb
Herman Huseman
Luther Memorial Church
Hopke Farm
North
Thirty-sixth Street
Barbara Huseman
Albert Tlessing
Canton
Winston Taylor
Faylor
Taylor
W. G. Musselman
Decatur
Florence Brown to Lead Violin at Millikin Conservatory
Miss Florence Brown, head of violin at Quincy College of Music, will join Millikin Conservatory of Music in Decatur as violin instructor and concert master under Max L. Swarthout. She replaces Mrs J T McDavid who resigned, and may pursue advanced study and teach intermediate piano as part of her duties. Her sister Ruth Brown, also a former Swarthout pupil, is expected to study there.
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Florence Brown
Decatur
Millikin Conservatory of Music
James Millikin University
Max L. Swarthout
Decatur Herald
Quincy College of Music
Brown
Conservatory
McDavid
Miss Brown
J. T. McDavid
Swarthout
Quincy Republican hopefuls at national Anti-Saloon League meet
Wilson of Quincy addressed the national Anti-Saloon League convention in Indianapolis. Illinois Mayor Bennett of Rockford attended with about 250 delegates as friends push his Republican gubernatorial nomination. league may endorse his candidacy.
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Wilson
George H. Wilson
Quincy
The
Anti-Saloon League
Indianapolis
William Bennett
Rockford
Illinois
Bennett
National Anti-Saloon League
Refugees Reported in New Orleans by Brother-in-Law
Circuit Clerk Erde Beatty received a letter from Edward O Wild of New Orleans reporting more than 1500 Mexican refugees in the city. Wild says he is organizing a regiment of home guards in New Orleans to assist.
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New Orleans
Erde Beatty
Edward O. Wild
Mr. Wild
Wedding Cake for a Soldier's Lassie
Private Frank S. Howe of the Twelfth New York infantry will leave for Mexico soon. He notified Miss May McElroy, and they wed at the New York City Municipal Building with suffragist Mrs. James Gear presenting a cake and photo as they received their marriage license.
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Frank S. Howe
Twelfth New York Infantry
Mexico
May McElroy
New York City
James Gear
Two Divorce Suits Heard in Circuit Court
Two divorce suits were heard in the circuit court on Wednesday morning. Cora E. Bennett sues Francis Bennett and Nina Bell sues Ray Bell. Grounds included imprisonment in California penitentiary and adultery. Also noted: road from Alexander's Creek to Fall Creek is graded and in good condition for a dirt road. Mayor Abbotts Chicago visit tied to Quincy gas rate case hearing transfer from Springfield.
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Circuit Court
Cora E. Bennett
Francis Bennett
Nina Bell
Ray Bell
California
Alexander’s Creek
Fall Creek
Chicago
W. K. Abbott
Public Utilities Commission
Quincy
Springfield
Stevens
Road Improvement Near Melrose Township Completed
Work on the south bottom road began last fall and was finished by William Kaltenbach Jr. a highway commissioner of Melrose township. Bad weather interrupted progress before completion but the project is now done.
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William Kaltenbach, Jr
Melrose Township
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Parcels
Sampson Sloniger et al transfer part southeast quarter section 171 north range 7 west to James P. Sloniger for 2 dollars. Edward P. Allen as master in chancery transfers southeast quarter sections 33 and 4 with parts to Kathryn C. Rees for 2,834 dollars. Louis Keller transfers lot 4 block 4 Lawless and Enlow's addition in Liberty to William J. Finks for 1,500 dollars.
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Sampson Sloniger
Soldiers and Sailors Home Admits New Inmate and Updates
Richard Newman of the navy is admitted to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home and assigned to Cottage 4. Joseph A. Adams moves from Cottage 4 to Cottage 8. Various residents attend visits, excursions, or recoveries, including James M. Russell's fur lough to Canada en route to vote and return for Hughes and Fairbanks. Multiple reports of illnesses, transfers, and social activities across cottages 1, 7, 20, and others.
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Richard Newman
Navy
Joseph A. Adams
James M. Russell
Canada
Pacific Coast
Hughes
Fairbanks
Mrs. Sanger
Abbingdon
Sanger
Lucas
Cottage 22
Gallagher
Ball
North Eighth Street
Lease
Leonard
Cottage
Strange
Quincy
Keokuk
Colcord
Sergeant Colcord
Army
James
Cottage 7
Baker
J. W. McCune
Mrs. Brittingham
Isaac Collings
Tonic Claim S S S Blood Treatment Ad
An old newspaper medical advertisement touts S. S. S. as the standard tonic for blood maladies. It claims purification and health restoration for ailments like catarrh rheumatism malaria and skin diseases. The ad urges obtaining S. S. S. from drug stores and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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IS. S. S
S.S
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Hospital to Cottage 12 and 4 details
The report notes Daniel McKenzie is readmitted to Cottage 4 while John E. McMillan in Cottage 16 is listed as absent without leave. On Tuesday morning 1,020 men were present and 251 women counted.
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Daniel McKenzie
John E. McMillan
Local Names Reappear in Brief Public Notices
A fragmentary OCR item lists individuals including John James Louder of East St. Louis Daisy B Fulton of Ft Madison and Charles H McGartland of Camp Point with scattered legal references. Names appear alongside scattered city states and stray symbols suggesting legal notices or filings in multiple counties.
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John James Louder
East St. Louis
Daisy B. Fulton
Ft. Madison
Charles H. McGartland
Camp Point
Cosheen
Frieda H. Jurgens
Fred H. Meyer
Quincy
Maude Boots
Mark Overcash
Annabel
Rosa Schrodt
Ellisville
Ill
John William Hackemack
Warsaw
Ferry B.8 Good Day at Midweek Schedule
The Missouri trade reports a full Wednesday schedule on Ferry B.8 with the first complete timetable in some time. Flooded land is now accessible, allowing farmers to reach the landing again after being cut off by high water and reliance on horse travel.
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B. B
Missouri
Quincy
EGO Mobile
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C.F. Hubert OF
Hostetter
Mill Conservatory
Thomas White Stove Company
George Rupp Company
Carl Epler
el Paso
Tex
Knellenberg
Fred W. Knuellenberg
Gem City Grocery Company
Hampshire Street
Adam Tielfrich
Supreme Council
Joliet
St. James
Western Catholic Union
St. Peter's Hall
Thomas Kaltenbach
George W. Burch
Glenn
Conigie
Colorado Springs
Colo
Theresa Kaltenbach
John Starkel
State Street
Miller-Helake Shoe Co
S.S.S
Ferry
Lisle
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