Fad Concerts on the Agenda at Brown County Meeting
The Brown County Mer chants and Farmers association met at Rough Riders club rooms to discuss band concerts and fund raising. A committee will approach city merchants to cover Saturday night concert expenses. Other items included good roads duties and a suggestion that Mr. Sterling celebrate the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Sterling
Merchants and Farmers Association of
Brown County
Rough Riders Club
Good Roads Committee
Local Remnants Half Price at Dukers with Blue Ribbon Lunch
Local Pick-Ups Today notes Duker Co offering remnants in silk wool and curtains at half price. Blue Ribbon serves the city’s biggest lunch all day. Also reports Rev. W. D. Endres ill at home with grip and tonsillitis and a list of local visits and notices from Quincy and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duker’s
W. T. Duker Co
Blue Ribbon
W. D. Endres
Endres
Snyder
B. M. Cavanagh
Carthage
Quincy
Harry Foltz
William McLaughlin
State Street
Claude Merton
O. N. Custer
Galesburg
Hlf
Hannis State Bank
Emma
Rose Wiehl
Beardstown
August Halle
Walter Hudbreder
Barry
Canton
G. W. Hill
Morris Adnjer
Nivnls Motor Company
Charles Gay
E. M. Botsford
David King
Hilda Wullmeyer
Peoria
Fred Reese
Ewing, Mo
Law
William Lehbring
Monroe Street
Payson
Ndow
John Ssaith
Local notables and residents listed in community notices
A succession of names and brief biographical notes fills the page. Discharges, visits, family events and moves are recorded for residents and relatives including Mrs. Flipper, Lucy Palmer, Miss Esther Robertson, R. B. Wall, Arch Booth family, Frances Miller, Claire Stevenson, and others with hospital, travel, and relocation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Robertson
Macomb Normal
Lillian Robertson
R. B. Wall
Blessing Hospital
Arch Booth
Near Paloma
William Little
Frances Miller
Golden
William Downing
Jasper Glines
Columbus
Rose Flynn
Claire Stevenson
Maplewood
Marinette
Wis
E. E. Finchum
Bert Kay
Margaret Kay
Camden
Ill
Kate Kern
Chicago
William and
James Liggett
Lillie Liggett
Ralph Warren
Augusta senior class play The Ulster Friday night
Augusta High School seniors present The Ulster at 8 o clock Friday evening in the Christian church. Admission is 25 cents. The cast includes Holbrook Hamilton Geoffrey Ralph Decker Sing Fallonaghy Herman Bilderbach Wilmington Keith Hamilton Burton Snorter cabman Mike servant Peter Jones Donald Crain Adam Quick detective Harold Hoyt Mr Valentine Flipper Professor Barton Paul West Chester Noel John footman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta High School
Christian Church
Holbrook Hamilton Geoffrey
Ralph Decker
Fallonaghy
Herman “Bilderbach
Wilmington
Keith Hamilton Burton
Glen McCreery Snorter
Mike
Peter Jones
Donald Crain
Adam Quick
Aren Opeey
Harold Hoyt
Valentine Flipper
Barton Paul West Chester
Noel John
Capital women take interest in National Service Shows
Crowds in Chevy Chase Washington observe National Service Shows with notable participants Miss Elizabeth Harding daughter of W P G Harding of the Federal Reserve board and Mrs Henry B Joy wife of a Detroit carmaker. Frances Lippitt daughter of a Rhode Island senator also attends the prairie ground of the camp amid other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Washington
Societe Women
Elizabeth Harding
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Henry B. Joy
Detrot
Mis
Frances Lippitt
Itland
Praire
Leela Davis Returns Home From Camp Point Visit
Leela Davis came back home Thursday after spending time at Camp Point. The report notes her return and suggests she had been away for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leela Davis
Camp Point
Village Dinners and Visits Highlight Weekend News
Families and friends gathered for meals and visits as T. C. Lewis and Luella joined Mr. Brown for dinner with Wm. A. Heaton and family. Frank Tweedell and family stopped in Coatsburg to see Mrs. Elmer Miller. Wallace Haxel journeyed to the Ozarks to visit relatives. Mrs. T. J. Wiar returned from Quincy after visiting her daughter Mrs. Roy Hobbs. Myrtle Hagmeyer visited home folks, while Charley and George Pilchler spent Sunday with relatives. Myrtle O Neal shopped in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Comstock
O. E
F. L. Comstock
Millett
Alberta
Canada
Macomb
St. Paul
Minn
Mathew T. Wilson
San Francisco
Calif
John Silberburg
Mystic Workers
Benjamin Ausmus
FW Aber Transfer Co
Stillman Cady
Thomas Barton
Susan Bates
Minneapolis
W. Y. Baker
Barton
Will Schmitt
Meredosia
Quincy
Mart Orr
A. A. Dandy
Abingdon
J. W. Hampton
T. J. Beedles
Pittsfield
Aaron Stinson
Albert Orr
Jacksonville
Besse Conder
Astoria
A. E. Conder
Miss Conder
Luella
Mr. Brown
Wm. A. Heaton
Frank Tweedell
Coatsburg
Elmer Miller
Wallace Haxel
Ozarks
T. J. Wiar
Roy Hobbs
Myrtle Hagmeyer
Charley Erke
William Davis
Myrtle O'Neal
Charley
George Pilchler
Court of Honor Whist and Dance at Moose Hall
New Century district court No. 1052 hosted a whist and dance for members and guests at Moose hall on Wednesday night. Whist featured 16 tables with prizes. Fuelbier’s orchestra provided the music for dancing after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century District Court
Court of Honor
Moose Hall
Fuelbier
R. E. Weeks
John Fuelbier
George Timerwilke
Henry Paul
John Moscher
Roy Busby
Sam Busby
B. H. McCann
Bloomington
Spraying urged for codling moth control in orchards
Palmer Rusk received a notice from an assistant state entomologist urging orchardists to spray for codling moths between May 25 and May 30. Mr. Flint notes eggs are laid now and hatch around May 30. recommended mix is one half gallon lime sulfur solution and two pounds arsenate of lead per 50 gallons of water.
Keupper Sold To Burlington Club In Central Association
Pitcher Keupper, who faltered in the third inning Thursday, has been sold to Burlington Indiana of the Central association. The deal was completed Thursday night by Manager Johnny Castle of the local team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keupper
Burlington, In
Central Association
Johnny Castle
Witty street encounters spark barbed quips in London
An Irishman in London meets a beggar woman who curses his bald head as a candle to light a soul. A penniless German nobleman courts an American heiress and jokes about buying or shopping. A proverb notes that successful men lack time to revisit their footprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pat
Also Mentioned on This Page
F ‘Schants
Farmers’ Association of
H. Clay Jones
Mary Frances Moore
Plymouth
J. ©. Lowry
Alton
Jones
Mary McCleeren
Ing
E. R. Curry
Quincey
Fred Barrows
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Coe College
Norway
N. J. Stephenson
St. Louis
T. E. Croxton
W. F. Gilman
C. I. P. 5S. Company
Leslie Farlow Clarence
Trey Bae
Rolla Phillips Black
Lawguis
Alvin Steward
Flipper
Lucy Palmer Sadie
Marianna Williamson
Donna Phelps
Agnes
Edna Youell
Nellie Weatherby
Marie Winters
Patsy
Flipper’s
Sareed Phrate Beleh
Marguerite Burner
Susan
Barton’s
Mildred Farlow
Camp Point, Ill
E. B. Cramore
Frank Baldon
Grace Hall
C. E. Gabriel
Owen Clark
Bowen
Martha Welsh
William
Paul Folckmer
William Livingston
Susan Earl
Martha Mileham
Garnet Adams
Monroe Adams
O. E. Law
Guy Law
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Cincinnati
Rashatn
Ulster
The
Fiss Zitzabeth Harding
Miss Frances Lippitt
Fowler, III
Burlington Club
Quincy's
China
Quincy National Bank
Fourth and
Hampshire Sts
Hampshire ST
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