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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

8

Thread of Destiny senior class play delight at Bailey opera house

The senior class play The Thread of Destiny presented at Bailey opera house for two nights drew praise. Cast includes Fanny Lulu Little George Washington and many others with scenes set in Virginia during the Civil War. Social notes mention hostesses, club meetings, visits, a birth, and program readings about Illinois history and Mormon history.

Camp, Point Bailey Opera ‘House Fanny Montgomery Lulu Little George Washington Hailey Lloyd Curry Betty Montgomery Edith Sherman Gladys Trout da ‘Traver Colonel Montgomery Henry McVay Virginia Montgomery Verna Poling Beverly Montgomery Scout Roy Witt Sally Ann Laura Lee Fairfax Edith Booth Sophia “Fheilen Tom Randolph Lottie Bowen Onna Walters Melisay Neta Martin Virginia Ashurst Richmond ISGE A. Confeder

BugU Theater Reopens With Free Viewings This Weekend

The Bijou theater at 600 block Hampshire street reopens after decoration and renovation. Today and tomorrow free viewings for the public, with free admission for children on Saturday and Sunday. Ro. Wykoff in charge. Tonight features The Regeneration of Jim Lassey with Thomas Lantsche and Bessie Eaton and a cartoon comedy. Saturday shows The Intruder with Richard Travers and Margaret Clayton, The Battle Royal, and the Selig Tribune. Sunday offers Paths that Crossed and The Fable of Flora and Adolph and a Home Gone Wrong.

Hampshire Street Ro. Wykoff Jim Lassey Thomas Lantsche Bessie Eaton Richard Travers Margaret Clayton The Selig Tribune Flora Adolph

Amusements Today at Theatres and Attractions Listed

A listings page notes multiple shows and studios including Orpheum and Belasco programs. Theaters present features such as Strange Case of Mary Page, The Dream Seekers, Lovey Mary, The Regeneration of Jim Halsey and Julius Caesar with various film pairs and stage acts.

Broadway Mary Page The Web Bloom Center Dream Seekers Belasco Mary Miles Minter Gem America Savoy Quincy Ees Bijou Jim Halsey Julius Caesar

Community Notes From Ewing Area Including Visits and Travels

Mrs Lizzie Thomas of Ewing visited sister Miss Ida Newton in town on Monday. Rev Mr Sparks of the M E church preached two sermons Sunday. Mrs Geo Hume of La Belle spends the week with son W C Hume and wife. Miss Little Goodson of Kansas City arrives for visit with sister Mrs John Newton. Claude Long Jefferson City license collector in town yesterday. Miss Katis Lee Flaughes returns from visit with Emmett Nelson's family in Monticello. Mrs John Walker of Hannibal returns home after visiting Geo Walker family near Midway. Mrs W P Porter plans move to Monticello to run a moving picture hall. Mr and Mrs A P Porter plan Kansas City trip to see Geo Humphrey. Woodford Craig, returning from New Mexico, is with sister Mrs Ernest Mitchell and is very ill with tuberculosis. Town board starts clean-up drive with good results. Large public sale of stock and personal property of late William Meehan held south of town last Friday. a large crowd attended.

Lizzie Thomas Ewing Ida Newton Mr. Sparks M. E. Church Geo. Hume la Belle W. C. Hume Little Goodson Kansas City John Newton Claude Long Jefferson City Katis Lee Flaugh Geo. Humphrey Porter Woodford Craig New Mexico Ernest Mitchells William Meehan

Local Social Notes and Minor Injuries Reported in Surrounding Towns

Residents visit kin and shop in Hannibal Palmyra and Woodland. Several families are mentioned visiting relatives across Wood land Palmyra and Hannibal. A three year old child fractured an elbow after a bench accident. Continuous lists of locals visiting and traveling between Woodland Hannibal Palmyra are noted.

Tioga Notes Tell of Visits and Small Town News

Mr and Mrs Frank Seals of Marce line spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Salem Pyle. Miss Marie West visited from Friday until Sunday with Miss Grazia Eshom near Lima. Mrs Neva Klanner returned to Quincy after two weeks with home folks. William Shildman and M C Frazer were Warsaw shoppers. Fred Shildman of Warsaw spent Sunday with William Shildman and family. Tioga M E Sunday school well represented at Breckinridge convention. Jessie Garver returned home in East Moline after a week with Dr Garver and family. Henry Troutvetter bought a new Ford and Willis Kropp a new Rep. Mrs E E Hedrick and daughter Hazel were in Quincy Saturday.

Tioga, III Frank Seals Marceline Salem Pyle Marie West Grazia Eshom Lima Neva Klaner Quincy William Shildman M. C. Frazer Warsaw Fred Shildman Wiliam Shildman

Will Paterson Buys Old School House For Sixty One Dollars

Willie Paterson bought the old school house Saturday for sixty one dollars. James Brady will perform grading with his engine for Lee township this week. Miss Edith and Daisy Bowen attended graduation exercises at Camp Point Thursday with cousins Miss Lottie and Lola Bowen, graduates from that school. Mrs. Chas Norton of Mt Sterling spent Thursday with her brother Frank Boling and family.

Timewell Willie Paterson James Brady Lee Township Edith Daisy Bowen Camp Point Miss Lottie Lola Bowen Chas. Norton Mt. Sterling Frank Boling

Local Notes From Griggsville High and Surroundings

Griggsville Illinois pupils enjoyed a dance at Odd Fellows hall Friday night. Edna Kennedy is ill with measles. Perry visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dixon call on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sargent. J I Dunham and son Art visit. Salee family from Pittsfield visit McAlister family. John Craven Jr and parents visit. Dr. Conroy attends State Dental Society meeting in Springfield. Mrs. James Birchard improving after illness. Eli Butler’s children Ed and Alice ill with typhoid fever. Ed Newman drives Farrand, Dunham, and Windmiller to Quincy. Lizzie Phillips of Springfield visits her son Albert. Alice and Dorothy Simpkin visit Thomas and wife in the country.

Griggsville Edna Kennedy Dixon Perry Harry Sargent J. l. Dunham Art Robert Salee Lizzie Pittsfield Mairy Salle Levi McAlister John Craven, Jr Craven Conroy State Dental Society Springfield James Birchard Alice Alien Eli Butler Ed Newman Ralph Farrand Cap Dunham Harrys Windmiller Quincy Lizzie Phillips Albert Dorothy Simpkin Thomas

Bandits Raid Rio Grande Inconsistent March Across River

About forty bandits crossed to the American side of the Rio Grande above Eagle Pass and rode along the river for miles before returning to Mexico. Major Langhorne and a detachment of the 19th Infantry pursued into Boquillas as Col. Sibley planned dispatches. Mexican consul Vasques confirmed the raiders were Villistas and that captured prisoners admitted they were from Canuto Reves.

Marathon Tex Rio Grande Eagle Pass 19Th Infantry Langhorne Boquillas Mexico U.S. Army Villa Canuto Reves

Methodists Plan World Campaign and Centenary observance

The 1918-1919 centennial observance was approved by the Methodist Episcopal general conference. A world wide campaign aims to raise 5 million dollars for foreign missions and to plan celebrations in all Methodist churches. European mission reorganization plans are set to wait until after the war with a commission to study postwar religious conditions reporting in 1920.

Saratoga Springs N. Y General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Foreign Missions

All-Day Discussion on Army Bill Terms Concludes

Conferees on the army reorganization bill met in an all-day session in Washington and failed to reach final agreement on disputed phases. Both Senate and House members said there is general hope to resume talks after a few more days. They agreed against a standing army of 250,000 and against extending the federal volunteer reserve as proposed by the Senate. Much of the day covered the regular army provisions.

Washington Senate House Federal Volunteer Reserve

Dangers of Draft Highlight Sloan's Liniment Relief

Drafts bring neuralgia stiff neck sore muscles and rheumatism symptoms Sloan's Liniment stimulates circulation easing stiffness and pain. One or two applications relieve neuralgia headaches with warmth and restful sleep. Also helpful for neuritis. Price 25 cents at your druggist.

Fire Devastates Ellendale as Town Struck by Blaze

A Wednesday fire in Ellendale North Dakota caused an estimated $200,000 in damage. The blaze, fanned by a 40 mile per hour gale, swept three blocks in the town of 1300, starting in a livery barn near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad.

Aberdeen S. D Ellendale N. D Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul

Fire destroys Morgan and Camp elevator and outbuildings

In Ivesdale on Wednesday morning a fire destroyed the Morgan and Camp elevator a blacksmith shop barn and two residences feathered by high winds. Pesotum sent a chemical engine to help fight the blaze with losses estimated at thirty thousand dollars.

Decatur Ivesdale Morgan and Camp

Roanoke Founders. Three Survivors Reach San Luis Obispo

Three Roanoke survivors in a lifeboat drifted ashore at San Luis Obispo after the steamer sank about 100 miles south of San Francisco. They said five crew members died and four lifeboats were launched. the men could not name others or provide full crew details.

San Luis Obispo Cal Roanoke San Francisco Valparaiso

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