Quincy Real Estate and Store for Sale Listings
A compact set of city ads lists a bright retail grocery business with fixtures delivery wagon and a total value not to exceed 2000, a five room brick house at 1328 Spring Street priced 2300 with a present lease expiring June 15, a cash property at 819 Broadway eleven rooms new roof and porch, a desirable lot 52 feet wide, and homes at 925 North 6th featuring a circle porch steam heat and white walnut finish all in Quincy with offers to see soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Broadway
N. 6Th
Quincy
7 Miles Of Quincy Homestead For Sale Near City
80 acres on Payson road east of the iron bridge and the Old Tracy spring includes 40 acres timber with a saw mill, 40 acres cleared for grazing, and an old log house and barn. Located 25 minutes from the city on Melrose township parcel SW 4 of SW quarter of section 22. $50 per acre. Call to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Town
Quincy
H. L. Smith
Center
Payson Road
Iron Bridge
Old Tracy Spring
Wm. Maringold
Melrose Township
Property Bought and Sold by W F McCready
Special Notices state property of all kinds bought and sold by W F McCready at 110 North Sixth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ags
North Sixth Ave
Candidacies announced for county treasurer posts
Frank A Jasper authorizes The Quincy Whig to announce his candidacy for county treasurer before the Democratic primary on September 11 1918. Theodore C Hecklie authorizes The Quincy Whig to announce his candidacy for county treasurer before the Democratic primary on September 13 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jasper
Quincy Whig
Theodore C. Hecklie
Memorial service held in Griggsville Congregational Church
Griggsville holds its annual Memorial Day service at 11 o clock in the Congregational church with Rev. C E Pettit delivering the sermon. A second service will be held May 30 at 2 30 p m in the M E church, featuring a marching parade, band music, prayers, readings, Lincoln Gettysburg speech by Fred Davis, and a address by Hf D Van Devoort. Following the service, a parade to the cemetery decorates graves of fallen heroes. Personal notes tell of local visitors, relocations, and visits from Milwaukee to Decatur and Tulsa, plus teachers returning home and a visitor from Camden S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggsville
Congregational
C. E. Pettit
M. FE
McAllister
M. J. Cameron
Adjt
J. A. Crawford
Lucille Northup Lincoln
Fred Davis
D. van Devoort
Clayton, Ill
C. M. Simmons
Fred Wilson
Maud
S. M. Stead
Canada
Ray Thackuray
Stead
Lois A. Brown
Carbondale
Ethel Cohenour
Pittsfield
B. C. Lawson
Decatur
Thos. Simpkins
Kinderhook
Frank Longnecker
May Wellman
Camden
S. C
Cora Calvert
Tulsa
Okla
Benjamin Calvert
Lulu Christ
Mate
Rachel
Local Social Notes Mention Hospital, Travel, and Farewells
Mrs. Crawford remains in a steady condition as friends hope for recovery. M D Skinner sells household goods and plans to move to Buhl Idaho. Eva Gray visits Miss Sleight, while Mrs. Dunham and Marguerite Wills travel to Champaign and beyond for summer plans. A 79‑member Pike county group heads to Hattiesburg Mississippi and other towns bid farewell as autos parade past the band stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Wills
Champaign
Ross
University
Atchison
Pittsfield
Pike County
Walter Reeves
Thomas Manton
Truman
Last Call Exhausts Class One in Knox
Edina May 29. Local draft board orders for 60 men could not be filled as only 6 remained in Chase One. The selected men left on the 9:17 train for Camp Dodie. A list of names follows. Edvin led in the Red Cross drive, exceeding the $11,000 receipts toward a $106,200 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edina
Chase
Camp
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State Street Road
Gem City Business College
Broadway Cafe
Davenport
Iowa
Briggs Optical Co
Majestic
Hampshire St
N. Ltd
Office
Broadway St
Employment Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Hampshire
Barber
Harry E. Saar
Front St
Quincy Coal Co
Ston Biscuit Co
Jersey Sts
Wm. S. Binger
N. 24Th St
American Cloak and Suit Co
Hampshire Street
Auten-Matlick
Kirksville, Mo
J. Durfee
Care Whig
Whig
Quincy Pattern Co
Hotel
Rubey
In Wanted
A. Lohuus
Locust St
Cran Mefue
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Vwanteiv
Vermont St
Rae Eases E
Louise Lax
U.S
Co. A
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, UL
Bath
Medam
North St. St
Maiden Lane
N. W. Cor. 7Th and
Kentucky Sts
North 4Th St
Oak
Rient
Henry
S. St. St. Bernbrock Apts
North Second Street
Emmons
North Virth Street
Poultry and Eggs
R. W. Laacke
E. A. Mollenhauer
the Whig
R. W. Laucke
Victor Victrola
Payson Avenue
South Seventeenth Street
Klamer's
State Ste
Arthur Zehnle
W. Eg
Kollmeyer
Heckenkamp
Roger Bros
South Twelfth
American Fish Market
N. Front St
Oliver Typewriter
G. FR. Cottrell
Wells
Maine
Monarch
IL. C. Smith
Smith Premier
Underwood
C. G. Dunlap
Witneis State Bank
Plano
N. 7Th Street
Lower Flat
H. Pocras
Maine St
Geo. W. Frazier
Ursa, Ill
Frank Range Blacksmith Shop
Goon Bentle Horse
Apply
Arth St
France
W. O. Shank
Vermont
Ford First Garage
Red Racer
H.P. Knight
Morris Adler
H. E. Hardy
Ill
Ford
Marne St
J. Watkins
Franklin House
W. M. Shorter
Furniture Coo
W. H. Sendeim
Washington
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kendis Bldg
Koetter Mattress Co
Elm St
Welsch
Joneses
POP
Sterns Bldg
C. E. Delaplain
Barin
Bowers and Michaels
State Bank
Look
Ing
J. S
J. W.cruttenden Sixth and Vermont Sts
EDW
P. Allen
Illinois State Bank
E. Best
Maine Street
Globe Printing Co
Quincy Shoe Repairers
Earnest Villamaia
ROSEN
Subeck
Fhone
Jack Hanner
Stem
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone
Sixth
Rev. Pettit
Congregational Church
Rumph
Geo. Zimmerman
Norman Milby
John Vanzant
Hattiesburg
Miss
Frank Brannick
Knox
Largo
Heidbreder's
Rumpf-Hoyer Hardware Coo
Knollenberg Milling CO
Quincy Railway Company
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