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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1916

Page

12

Death of Rob Brandon in Omaha and burial at Fountain Green

Carthage, May 4 Rob Brandon aged 39 died in Omaha Neb after intestinal trouble. He had a prior Mayo r brothers operation and could not endure another. Survived by wife Ethel Tyler mother and siblings. He and family had lived in Omaha over ten years where he worked with the Mayden Brothers department store music department. Wife and children accompany body to Fountain Green for burial. sister Miss Mary Tyler and Mrs. Laura A Brandon traveled with the body.

Carthage Chas S. Tyler Rob Brandon Omaha Neb Mary Tyler Laura A. Brandon Fountain Green Mayor Brothers Brandon Mayden Brothers Department Store Ethel Tyler Tarkie Lem Laura A. Brando

Carthage News Highlights Local School Board and Obituaries

Funeral services for Mrs Narcissa McMinimy were held at the Methodist church with burial at Moss Ridge cemetery. Carthage school board elected teachers for 1916 17 including E G Marshall principal and several grade and subject teachers with monthly salaries. resignations noted and superintendent position pending. Community notices cover travel to see Burn injuries, district meetings, missionary play by Y L M C, banquet plans for high school alumni, and multiple real estate transfers and marriage licenses. Weather comment closes.

Narcissa McMinimy Methodist Church J. W. Ferris Moss Ridge Cemetery Carthage J. W. Williams J. Paul Califf Robert C. Crain Followhs E. G. Marshall Labile Rand Ida Welfrich Marguerite Geiger

Telephone workmen reach Taylor amid upgrades and events

Taylor Mo May 4 workmen of the American Telephone and Telegraph company reinforcing lines between St Louis and Keokuk have reached Taylor and expect completion by May 20. Rev Harmon new Antioch pastor will speak next Sunday with a large turnout and special music. Mrs Iea Finley of Quincy visiting at Hotel Taylor. Miss Gladys Tuttle returning to Quincy High. Rebecca Post shopped in Quincy. Mike Arnold visited Quincy. Antioch church C W E M met at Mrs Martin Shoemaker with five new members. May 13 Taylor hall entertainment planned with Miss Marle Glendening as entertainer and Palmyra Orchestra.

Taylor Gladys Tuttle Quincy Rebecca Post Mike Arnold Antioch Church Martin Shoemaker Taylor Hall Marle Glendening Palmyra

Give Those Worn Nerves a Rest

A Quincy woman credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from dull backaches rheumatic pains and irregular kidney action. She reports regained strength and no backache since use, warning that weak kidneys can lead to dropsy gravel or Bright's disease.

Dean Bright Quincy Nations S. Mth

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