Residents and visitors stop by in this city Sunday
Mrs Wallace Owens of Lehigh Iowa and her parents visited this city with Mr and Mrs Albert Kipling Ira Howell of Macomb was a caller in this city Sunday Mr George returned home in Kansas City after visiting his parents here Damon Burford was a caller in Plymouth Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of Blandinsville are visiting with Mr and Mrs John Hall Mrs William Cordell and son Dan have returned home from Industry Hugh Mordue of Kewanee was a visitor Sunday Mrs Herman Mersman and son Frank of Chicago arrived for a few days visit Mrs Harry Cheevers left for St Louis to enter hospital Mrs L T Burford of this city went to Macomb Tuesday Mrs C E Clegges of this city left for Chicago Friday for a visit Tim Cox of Bardolph was a caller Sunday Roscoe Dickerson of Peoria was a caller Sunday John Wilson, lately visiting Augusta, returned home Wednesday Mr and Mrs Frank Towne of Macomb were visitors here Sunday Fred Hocker, working in Peoria, spent Sunday with home folks Garnett Burton and Cecil Sticklen of this city were callers in Keokuk Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Owens
Lehigh
Iowa
Albert Kipling
Ira
Howell
Macomb
George
Kansas City
Damon Burford
Plymouth
Roy" Jones
Blandinsville
John Hall
William »Cordell
Dan
Hugh’ Mordue
C. E. Clegges
Chicago
Tim Cox
Bardolph
Roscoe Dickerson
Peoria
John Wilson
Augusta
Frank Towne
Fred Hocker
Protracted church meetings and local notices from Kingston
Miss Fan Kendall stayed with Miss Helen Welsh as Dunkard and Christian church groups host protracted meetings closing with communion. Four new members joined. Vetaes Vera and Raymond Nofty visit grandparents in Kellerville. Children’s day preparations by Lutheran and Christian churches. Frank Bartlett and family stay, Louis Keller to begin building next week. Rain improves crops. Roscoe Boyer visits Quincy. Also an advertisement for Citrolax laxative by Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan ‘Kendall
Kingston
Helen Welsh
Dunkard
Vetaes
Vera
Raymond Nofty
Kellerville
Christian
Frank Bartlett
Coatsburg
Louis Keller
Roscoe Boyer
Quincy
Local visits and trips noted around Kirksville area
B F Spicer returns home after several days visiting friends and relatives in and around town. Lewistown Hell Nicol of Edina visiting locally. J Bryson McKay and Roy Butler in Kirksville on business. Mabel Ladd visiting Gorin, back home Monday. Frank Henry of Hurdland visiting his parents here. Mrs C Ho Leachner of Kirksville visiting friends nearby. J B McKay and Warfield Anderson depart Monday for Kansas City on business. Bruce Mitchell returns from Quincy. Mrs Ada Gardner Mitchell spending days with her mother Mrs Snuth Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Hell Nicol
Edina
J. Bryson McKay
Roy Butler
Kirksville
Mabel’ Ladd
Gorin
Frank Henry
Hurdland
Sunday events and community notes from Coatsburg area
Mrg Tom Viai visits relatives in Coatsburg for a few days. The Sunday school convention at the M E church was well attended. Earl German and mother returned home after a visit to Iowa. Dr C C Maxyl has returned home and is much better. Henry Custer spent Sunday in Huntsville. Elmer Miller and wife Katie Kemp ton and Grace Tweedell visited the Davis home. Ice cream suppers planned at the Christian church Saturday and at the Lutheran church on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
Tom Viai
Coatsburg
M. E. Church
Earl German
Im -Lowa
C. C. Maxyl
Henry Custer
Huntsville
Elmer Miller
Katie Kempton
Grace Tweedell
Davis
The
Christian Church
Lutheran Church
Pine Tar Honey Promotes Health From Pine Forests
An old patent medicine ad touts pine tar honey to clear throats and improve health. It promises vigor and newness from pine forests with Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey, antiseptic and healing. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
Albert Ballin Stricken With Serious Ailment
London dispatch cites Copenhagen report that Albert Ballin, director general of Hamburg America Line, was taken last week to a neurological institute at Frankfurt with a serious condition. He has been a close adviser on maritime policy to the Kaiser, including responsibility for the submarine warfare linked to the Lusitania sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Albert, Ballin
Frankfort-on-Main
Ballin
Kaiser’s
Ambassadors Acting For Allies Amid War Demands
The Austrian government asked Secretary Bryan to have the American ambassador to Italy handle Rome during the war while Italy requested Frederick De Penfield in Vienna. Germany did not request American ambassadors to act for it at the same time, and American ambassadors were noted as acting for others in England, France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Italy
Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
Frederick de Penfield
Austria
Vienna
Germany
England
France
Russia
Shipping Seer Of The World Gains Notoriety Before War
A fragment notes Herr Ballin rises as a naval expert with prominence when the fighting began. The phrase the shipping seer of the world appears in reference to him before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Ballin
Harvest problem now undertaken in Kansas and Oklahoma
Kansas City reports the first government effort to manage the harvest labor shortage. C L Green, inspector in charge of unemployed labor, will coordinate with eighty one officers and state bureaus. Ten inspectors will operate in the fields to track need and assign workers, with about thirty thousand needed in Oklahoma and forty thousand in Kansas. Harvest in Kansas to begin around June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Uncle Sam
Green
Golden ‘Belt
Gettersill
Oklahoma
Mr. Green
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of The Whig Company
Notice is given that a special meeting of the stockholders of The Whig Company will be held at the office, Ut North Fourth Street, Quincy, Adams County, Winds, on June 12, 1915 at 11 o clock a.m. The purpose is to vote on increasing capital stock from $20,000 to $50,000 and to transact other business. Dated May 12, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Company
Ut North _ Fourth Street
Quincy
County of
Adams
A. D
Public Bid Notice for Adams County Bridge Work
Sealed bids are invited for reinforced concrete bridges in Richfield Township Adams County with two spans 20 and 25 feet and roadways 16 feet. Plans and specs available from the State Highway Commission or County Superintendent of Highways Quincy Illinois. Bids due June 5 1915 at 2 00 pm. county board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
State Highway Commissoin
Springfield
Tiig
C Sans
Quincy
Richfield Township
Adams’ County
Th. Morgan & Rice
Barry
UY Miles
J. Rice
Karrie
Melton
Notice of dependent child hearing in Adams County
In May Term 1915 the County Court of Adams County Illinois received a petition by Fred G Wolfe alleging Charles S Bridgeman is a dependent child against Anna J Bridgeman. A writ issued and hearing set for June 4 1915 at 10 am. W J Smith Clerk. Adjustment notice requests claims against Henry G Telford estate presented for adjudication at the Adams County Court House Quincy on June 7 1918. Margaret Terford Administratrix. Charles L Bartlett attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams County
Said
Fred G. Wolfe
Charles S. Bridgeman
Anna J. Bridgeman
Illinois
W. J. Smith
Chancery
State of
Adams
Adams Circuit Court
Frank K. Robinson
Petition to declare Thelma Shaw dependent child
In Adams County May 1915 a petition filed in the County Court alleges Thelma Shaw is a dependent child. A writ has been issued and the hearing is set for Friday June 18, 1915 at 2 o'clock p m. The respondent Jessie Shaw is notified to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams County
Said County
Thos. Nol
Thelma Shaw
Jessie Shaw
Thelma’ Shaw
Sid
Mingis
Adjustment Notice Adams County Illinois 1918 estate of Mary Drescher
Public notice to all persons having claims against the estate of Mary Drescher deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County County Court term to be held at the Quincy courthouse on the first Monday of June 1918 the 7th day of the month. Executors name August Heberliem and attorney Wm G Peizensson request immediate payment of debts.
Public notice of claims against estate of Oscar Dickey
Public notice is given to all persons having claims against the estate of Oscar Dickey deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the County Court of Adams County at the house in the city of Quincy on Monday of July 1015 the 5th day of the month. All indebted persons are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinois
Adams
Henry Kaufmann
Adams County
Holden
Quincy
Kaupmann
John T. Inghram
Ilinois
Joseph E. Fergurson
Charles L. Bartlett
Illngis
John M. Lewis
State Savings, Loan and Trust
State of Illinois
Elizabeth Year Gain
James T
State of
Illinois
Henry
D. Flachs
Anna M. Flachs
F.M. McCann
Hlinois
Henry G. Telford
Halden
A. D
Margaret: Terford
P. William Menne
City of
Henry .C. Sprick
Govert &Lancaster, Attomers
Oscar’ Dickey
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Ord Riveres
Ford
Detroit
Collins Plow Co
Onyx
Lord & Taylor
NEW York
Knollenberg
Knollenberg Milling CO
Quincy, Ill
Quincy Whig
Ry Pyer
Was Bion
Colchester, Ili
Liberty, Ill
R.H. Weihecht
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miller’ & Arthur Drug Co
Knox. City
Fowler, III
Albert
Neurological Institute
Thomas Nelson
Page
Frederick CG. Penfield
Bond
Care Whig
Moler Barber College
St. Louis
Franklin Institute
Dept
D. Rochester
Tri-City Barber College
Davenport
Underwood
Cottrell
5Th St
Loren
C. Cox
Wells
Tate
H. A. Beckmeyer
R. R
McCready
R. C. Holbrook
Summit Aves
West Allis
Wis
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
James McKinnay
Stern, Bldg
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
Ruff Brewing CO
Anna M. Ellis
John W. Hart
W. Emery Lancaster
Orvill
Hess, Tawny
J. F. Regan
Court House
A.D
C. Lulu Nicholson
Frank
Penick
Whig
Chichester
Ashars
Ae Ieee Ee
Yatman
Stth
Ware-Wayland Co
Rhode Island
Payson. Avenue
Emery R. Wiseman
Mary
A. Witeman
Thomas
E. Morton
William Keith
Joseph Gnisbaum
A. Scherer
John A. McKenzie
Guy. Cox
Mary A. Wiseman
Guy Cox
Circuit Court
Circuit ‘Court
Erde W. Beatty
Per. T. R. Petri
Charles.l. Bartlett
Mary Drescher
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