Public bid notices for hospital pumps and heating work
Sealed proposals will be received by the board of administration in the capitol Springfield up to 3 o clock p m Monday October 18 1915 for steam and motor driven pumps and heating system alterations at Watertown State Hospital and Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home Quincy Specifications may be obtained from the managing officers Dr J A Campbell and Col John E Andrew The board reserves the right to reject any bids Frank D Whipp Fiscal Supervisor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Capitol Building
Watertown
State Hospital
J. A. Campbell
Tlinois
Quincy
John E. Andrew
Board OF Administration
Frank D. Whipp
Notice to creditors in Adams County Illinois 1915
Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased. Present claims for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. Executors Catearine Peuster requests payment from debtors. Govert & Lancaster, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Illinois
Adams
Nellis M. Moore
Adams County
Quincy
Clarence A. Wells
Ilinois
William’ Peuster
Catearine
Peuster
Govert & Lancaster
Charles B. Reynolds
Court House
Henry C. Sprick
Govert &. Lancaster
Jad Salts Promoted to Flush Kidneys Clean
An advice column urges readers to keep kidneys active and flushed using Jad Salts, a lemon and lithia mixture. Four ounces in water before breakfast for several days is claimed to restore kidney function, clear urinary acids, prevent bladder issues, and offer an inexpensive, pleasant effervescent drink. A local druggist notes many customers buy it early to curb kidney trouble.
Notice of Administrator Sale of Real Estate Illinois 1915
Notice is given under an order of the Adams County Court that Emma A. Schmidt as administratrix will sell by public sale the real estate of William G. Schmidt deceased. The sale is October 11, 1915, at the south front door of the court house Quincy Adams County Illinois. The property is Lot 2 in Mathew Dick's Subdivision Block 72 John Wood's Addition. The land is free of mortgage debt and subject to homestead and dower rights. Terms are cash. Wm Schlagenhaut attorney for the administratrix. Dated Quincy Illinois September 11, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
State of
Illinois
William. G. Schmidt
Quincy
Adams’ County
Mathew
John
Wood’s
Emma A. Schmidt
William G. Schmidt
Wm. Schlagenhaut
Notice in Chancery and Adams County estate filing
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois notice is given that a Bill in Chancery has been filed in a divorce case Sarah B. Huggard v Winford T. Huggard No 3509 returnable October 4 1915 at Quincy IL. If the defendant fails to appear a decree may be entered. Also Adams County adjournment notice for Charles B Reynolds estate with executor Henry C. Sprick and Govert Lancaster attorneys set for November 1 1915 at Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Ilinois
AL D
Maude Meyer
Circuit
Curtin
Lefendant
Jinois
Quincy
Erde W. Beatty
Per T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Court
Pearl. Draper
Arthur Draper
State of
Circuit Court
C.H. Wood
Court House
T. R. Petti
Frank J. Penick
Michigan Student Union plans building to aid Ann Arbor students
Earl H JBabst new president of the Michigan Student Union outlines an extensive plan to support college students in Ann Arbor. Alumni propose to build a union building costing 750000 with a 250000 endowment to extend the union’s work. The organization aims to democratize the 6800 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Jbabst
Michigan Student. Union
Ann’ Arbor
Michigan
Michigan” Student Union
Arnn Arbor
Michigan Student ‘Union
Gover nor Dunne seeks husband for Miss Jeannette Lawson
Springfield, Oct 1 Miss Jeannette Lawson of Cincinnati asks the governor for help finding a husband. William L Sullivan secretary to the governor is instructed to assist and shows Lawson's photograph to eligibles. Lawson, 19, brown eyes, 5 ft 4 in, good housekeeper, seeks a loving, sober husband who respects his wife. Interested men may write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dunne
Jeannette’ Lawson
Cincinnati
Ohio
William L
Aegis
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited for Croup Relief
A Cleveland Georgia merchant cites his two children as having croup last winter and credits Foley's Honey and Tar with complete relief. He says the remedy cured choking difficulty and inability to talk after administering only this medicine, urging its presence in every home for immediate relief from colds coughs and throat irritation. Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nix
Cleveland
Croup
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Lay Stone For Memorial At Arlington National Cemetery
The cornerstone for a grand theater to honor soldiers who defended the nation was laid at Arlington National Cemetery during a Grand Army jubilee encampment. Key figures attended including the President, the secretary of war, the secretary of the navy, and leaders of the Grand Army of the Republic and allied organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Grand Army of the Republic
Local Social and Family News From Quincy Area
Golden TL C A Beckett and family visited Mrs Beckett's sister Mrs Rowland Sunday. T E Wallace left for Chicago. Mrs Jurgens and granddaughter Ayres Sahland returned Saturday from Petersburg. J I Harberts visited his sister Mrs Frank Beson who is sick in Quincy. Hogsett son joined the shoe? Rest includes AC Strickler and wife moving into Theodore Wallace property. Sam Witt and wife and Miss Eshel Sherrow went to Carthage fair. Methodist meetings draw crowds in tent. Dr Hedrick and wife traveled from Lorraine to tabernacle meeting. Willing Workers UPS's held a basement meeting with refreshments. Live Wives held a business meeting electing new officers with sandwiches coffee and fruit salad served. Class No 3 met in basement. Mrs Arch Knight entertained with ice cream and nemo. Mr and Mrs Scott Taylor returned after two weeks with Mrs Taylor's brother in Colorado. Rev Laush of Detroit conducted tabernacle meetings. Mrs Hollis moved into new house she is building. Ike Botthoff to take the vacated place first of month. Mrs Anna Gray of Quincy visiting brother J W McClintock. Sterling residents spent days with friends. Eugene Clark with home folks. Funeral of Mrs Clas Breckenridge at Lutheran church. interment in Lutheran cemetery. Mr and Mrs Howard Lawless at Columbus were Liberty visitors. Mrs Hannah Grabb and Mrs Ella Simmonds visited. Neece and Arnold Thursday night well attended. Miss Anna Harshbarger, at college in Indiana, guest of friends. Mr and Mrs W E Mercer depart for two weeks east. Mr and Mrs L L Boyer of Quincy and Robert Boyer visit John Boyer.
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Ust
AC Strickler
Theodore. Wallace
Tuiscay
Sam. Witt
Eshel Sherrow
Carthage
Hedrick
Loraine
Tabernacle
Eyenne
Arch Knight
Scott
Taylor
Ike Botthoff
Hollis
Anna . Gray
Quincy
J. W. McClintock
Sterling
Eugene ‘Clark
Clas ‘Brecken
Lutheran ‘Church
Mortensen
Howard
Ella. Simmonds
Neéece and Arnold
Anna Harshbarger
Indiana
W.E. Mercer
East
L. L. Boyer
Robert Boyer
John. Boyer
Versailles Gossip Highlights and Local Visits
Riggall of Rushville spent Sunday with friends in Versailles while Miss Zayel Lent of Metropolis arrived Monday to assume duties as high school principal. A M E church reception honored the new pastor Rev Heinlein and his suite. Chenoweth Girard nuptials at Hambersburg were announced, with many locals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bell
R. E. Reid
Chenoweth Girard
Hambersburg
A.V. Miller
Merle Klinefelter
Mt. Sterling
Charles W. Sellars
Versailles
Dwight
Valentine
Rushville
A. Fine
Spooner
Butterfield
Griggsville
Paloma H D Skidmore visits Paloma Ill community
Paloma Illinois notes include H D Skidmore shaking hands with old friends, now a division freight agent for B and Q at Galesburg. O H Lawles heads to Oklahoma to handle business, Mrs C B Shupe and former Miss Sadie Johns move to Clark South Dakota to farm, Marie Webb returns from Kellerville, L G Frost opens a moving picture show, and Rev E G C Sanders with wife visits Tennessee to stay with daughter and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paloma
Ill
H. D.skidmore
Skidmore
Galesburg
H. Lawles
Oklahoma
C. B. Shupe
Sadie Johns
Clark, S. D
Shupe
Marie Webb
Kellerville
L.G. Frost
Enterpe ‘Hall
Coatsburg
Columbus
Sanders
Tennessee
Pleasant Weather Lets Wheat Sowing Continue
Very cool weather favors wheat sowing as Grandma Edson, 78, died after last Saturday visit at daughter Maude Stauffer near Richfield. Funeral Monday at Kingston M E Church with Rev McCumber officiating. Lon Littler went to Ste Lowi for three days of business. Mrs Albert Flick recovering after illness. Orchard owners busy with picking and packing for shipment. State fair attendees include Mrs Charles Bowman and sister Mrs Frank McClain. Joe Klassing drove to Quincy Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson
Lon Littler
Ste Lowi
Albert
Flick
Charles “Bowmaia Wo
Prank McClain
Joe Klassing
Quincy
Miss Inez Bowling Leaves for a Visit
Miss Inez Bowling left Thursday for a few days to visit friends in Quincy. Mrs. Roy Hess of Minneapolis is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Bowling
Thursda Quincy
Roy, Hess
Minneapoli
Ah Graham
Sage Tea for Hair Darkening and Sulphur lore
A fragment describes Grandmother using Sage Tea and a Sulphur compound to darken hair naturally. A lab bottle labeled Wye Sulphur Compound is cited, claiming it darkens evenly and preserves a natural look with quick touch ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooks Riessy
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Nan
Drug
the Whig
Nats’ Nurseries
Rochester
N. UY
Moler Barber ‘College
St. Louis, Mo
Bes
Mairie Stem
St. Louis Cash Register'Co
Blackstone Building
Franklin’ ‘Institute
Chester
N.Y
Hampshire Street
Kodak
Majestic
Maine
W. F. McCready
North Sixth ‘Ave
Walton ‘Heights
Care- Whig
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
Brewing Co. Brewers & Bottlers
York
Maple
City Water and Gas
Chestnut
Chas, E. _Lionberger
Vermont
Care Whig
H. Pp
Emerson
W. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Bottoms
J. A. Davis
Ewing
Missouri
Munger
Kansas City
D.N. Markillie
Harvey
Bertiney
Center Ave
Til
Jersey” ‘Street
Baldwin Park
Carl ‘A. Futterer
Vate Wayland Co
Koenig & Luhrs
Richardson Aoe Company
Board ‘of Administration
Mammoth
Poland
China
West Point
Riley
Roger
Farnsworth
West
Point
Bottom Road
Ursa
Sala C. Harel
Alpha Witt
Je Harel
Whig
Earl H. Babst
Versailles, Ill
Kingston, III
Meredosia, Ile
Luke McGlook
The
Bush League
Bear
ATN
By Budsee
Gil Geet Abadte
Sayla
DaNy Nig
Eviro Dees
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