Adams County Social Roundup and Visitors
Dr and Mrs Rice of Quincy spent time at their Adams farm this Sunday. Alvin Kauffman visited Quincy Friday. Mr and Mrs J R Gardner of Quincy spent weekend with Mrs Gardner's father John W W Treaster. H B Wells and Will Boyer visited Quincy and Burton respectively. Frank Scranton of Payson was a business visitor in Adams Tuesday. Mrs Clifford Brown was on the sick list. Our school and Douglas school enjoyed a Friday picnic. Ella Meyer visited in Gem City Saturday. Albert Hartrick and Guy Wells were Quincy visitors Wednesday. Ernest Ditker of Paloma called on Adams friends Wednesday. Wells visited Quincy Sunday. Albert Pullman has a new Ford. Caling Wells was a business caller in Geo Proctor and Charlie Cook were calling on friends in Payson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Kauffman
Quincy
J. R. Gardner
Ella Meyer
Gem City
Albert Hartrick
Guy Wells
Ernest Ditker
Paloma
Adams
Wiel Wells
Albert Pullman
Geo, Proctor
Charlie Cook
Payson
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Health Cleansing Power
A vintage medicinal pitch promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick remedy to cleanse the body. The ad claims the first dose moves sluggish bowels stirs the liver and purges wasted blood impurities after winter. It urges readers to purchase at 25 cents from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Surrounding Towns News from Plainville Illinois
Dr Gabriel passed through town Sunday afternoon. Wm Fusselman and family visited Pete Auta Redmans in Richfield. Mr and Mrs James Hendricks visited Chas Fusselman in Richfield Sunday. Arthur Crimp spent Sunday with home folks. Nell Cochran and Nina Behymer were Quincy visitors Saturday. A Baptist church play in the G A R hall was well attended. Nita Shinn of Barry visiting Elsie Crim. Nellie Ayleshire visited Ila Flick Saturday night. I M Larrimore and C C Lionberger motored to Hull Sunday. I M Larrimore and Albert Larrimore were visiting Sunday evening. Public school closed last Friday. Leslie Fahs school in Union closed for smallpox. Roy Cunningham and family traded in Quincy Saturday. George Ruby of Quincy visiting Otto Harp. Faye Strong in Quincy consult an oculist. Mrs Caroline Wagg not improving fast. Uncle Jeff Carter seriously ill. Fay Haskins took possession of hardware store recently purchased from S B Inman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Elsie Crim
Nellie Ayleshire
Aila Flick
Luna
C. C. Lionberger
Ellis Larrimore
Hull
I. M. Larrimore
Albert Larrimores
Ae Public
Leslie Fah
Union
Roy Cunningham
Quincy
George Ruby
Otto Harps
Faye Strong
Caroline Wagg
Jeff Carter
Fay Haskins
S. 8
Inman
Local notices from town events and appointments
Lawrence Evman buys a new car. Miss Pae Cassart of Camp Point visited her sister Mrs Roy Adair. Isal Pouits closed a term at Stahl school and will not teach next year due to ill health. Wm Aleshire of Plymouth called on residents Friday. George Ihnen moves into Robbins property in the west end. Dr Ros s performed appendicitis operation on Isaac Taylor of Peoria Ridge at Blessing hospital. Taylor recovering. Sunday school hosted a reception for Emery Bennett and family in the church basement. Bennett was Sunday school superintendent for two years and moved to Golden to work with John Hogsett. Eighth grade exams held at the High school with R K Adair and Alma Bottorff assisted by Lela Williams. W E F M S the Standard Bearers and the Kings Heralds will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Evman
Pae Cassart
Camp Point
Roy Adair
Isal Pouits
Stahl
Wm. Aleshire
Plymouth
George Ihnen
Robbins
Ross
Blessing Hospital
Isaac Taylor
Pe. Ridge
Taylor
Emery Bennett
Bennett
Golden
John Hogsett
R. K. Adair
la Prairie
Alma Bottorff
Weekend Guests and Mother's Day Observance Reported
Miss Bae Kiem, guest of Ella Eckles of Gulden, visited for the weekend. Lloyd Ensminger of Decatur called Sunday. Mother's Day was observed by the Sunday school with a short program and a special sermon by Rev. Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iets Dam Cei
Bae Kiem
Ella Eckles
Gulden
Lloyd Ensminger
Decatur
Mother
Mr. Willard
Meredosia Social Notes Outline Weekend Visits
Local residents record weekend trips and visits. Paul Bowling and Francis Herber traveled to Flint Michigan while Edna and Fritz Ball of Jacksonville stayed with relatives. C E Hessey of Springfield visited Meredosia on Sunday. Nellie Ritscher from Jacksonville spent the day here. Edna Doyle visited Perry Springs Til. Rodney Gray from Jacksonville visited his uncle J H Hughes in Meredosia. Chas H James Fred Brockhouse and Harry Lake plan a Missouri business trip Tuesday. Gwenith Chenowith heads home to Versailles and Mabel Coughlin to Pittsfield. Ella Bruner daughter Nini and Lela Baker traveled to Chapin Saturday. W J Hall and D N James drove to Virginia Illinois on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredosia
Ili
Paul Bowling
Francis Herber
Flint
Mich
Edna
Fritz Ball
Jacksonville
C. E. Hessey
Springfield
Nellie Ritscher
Edna Doyle
Perry Springs
Til
Rodney Gray
J. H. Hughes
Chas. H James
Fred Brockhouse
Harry Lake
Fuesday
Missouri
Gwenith Chenowith
Versailles
Mabel Coughlin
Pittsfield
Ella Bruner
Nini
Lela Baker
Chapin
W. J. Hall
D. N. James
Virginia
Ill
Community Notes From Durham and Nearby Towns
Durham and surrounding areas report visits and guest stays by residents of Quincy Ewing and Palmyra. The schedule mentions Church services moving Mothers Day to the third Sunday. Several residents, including Mrs. Oscar Hoskins and Miss Susie Spath, plan or completed visits to Quincy and Ewing with multiple local households noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Shackleford
A. A. Lowe
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General Delivery
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S Sade
Elas
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Standard Cycle Supply Co
S12
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Bennett Garage and Machine Co
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St. Clark
W. FP. McCready
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C. R. Stevens
Durham
Chipmans Watch Shop
Hampshire Street
W. J. Henry
Illinois State Bank
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Hi-40
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B. Menke
W. F. McCready
Oliver Typewriter
Wells Building
Maing St
G. R. Cuttrell
Frack Fackler
Elm Street
J. D McMillen
S. 4Th St
Heckenkamp
Joel Adams
Hannibal
Ilinois
Michigan
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First National Bank
Chicago
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Third
York Streets
Kalo
Kalo Stock Remedy Co
Mrs. I. Hermes Millinery
Jos. J. Presburg
Rupe Brewing CO
Brewers & Rottlers
State OF
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Adams County
Mary E. Yeargain
James T. Yeargain
J. F. Regan
State OF Illinois
Sophie Wegel
Edward Wegel
Sophie Hecker
Emma Weiss
Clara Gentemann
Louis Wegel
Lulu Wegel
Vine
Panama
Alex Demers
Lampshire Street
Giles Pros
Harry C. Derby
Koetter Mattress Co
Elm St
Workmen's Compensation
H. H. Lake
W. Wells Bldg
Automobile Liability
Broadway Bank
Henry Germann
Hinois
B. G. Vasen
State Board of Equalization
HE. G. Henry
Fifteenth Congressional District
Lawrence Tavilla
Cuincy Savings: & Loan Office
T.c.poling & CO
C. Poling
Samuel Woorls
T. C. Poling Jjr
Terest
Sixth
Adams, III
Mrs. Rice
Dr. Chase
Ir. Chase
N. Tenth Strest
Philadelphis
Quincy National Bank
United States
Cash and Light Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
W. T. Duker
J. M. Winters
G. G. Arends
J. L. Duker
John G. Blomer
Simon Duker
D. L. Musselman
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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