Adams County Chancery Notice in 1915 Case
Chancery notice from Adams County Illinois states a bill has been filed by A Meyer against Maude Meyer. Defendant resides outside Illinois. summons issued for October Term 1915 in Quincy. If she does not appear and answer, the bill may be taken as confessed and a decree entered.
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Illinois
County OF
Adams
Y Sct
Adams Circuit Court
Ilinois
Arthur Aide
Iunois
Circuit Court
Chancery
Carncy
Quincy
A. D
Erde W. Beatty
Tf. Wood
State of Illinois
Maude ‘Meyer
State of
Court House
T.R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Frank J. Penick
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Adams County
Notice is given by Emma A Schmidt administratrix that by order of the Adams County Court a sale of the real estate of William G Schmidt deceased will occur October 11 1915 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the south front door of the courthouse Quincy Illinois. The property is Lot 2 of Mathew Dick's Subdivision Black 72 John Woods Addition Quincy Adams County Illinois and is free of mortgage debt but subject to homestead and dower rights. Terms are cash confirmed by Wm Schlagenhaus attorney.
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State of
Illinois
Adams
Charles B. Reynolds
Adams County
Quincy
Henry C. Sprick
Govert & ‘Lancaster
State
William. G. Schmidt
Adams ‘County
Mathew Dick
John
Wood
William
G, Schmidt
Wm. Schlagenhaus
Nellie M. Moore
Clarence A, Wells
Lost and Found Ad Request Teaches Readers Prompt Call
A guidance to call The Whig for lost items like a watch parasol or any misplaced object. The instruction urges readers to telephone a Lost ad column to report missing belongings.
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The
Whig
Carthage Fourth Fall Celebration Draws Crowds
The weeklong buildup for Carthage's fourth fall celebration features pleasant weather and growing crowds. Local residents and many visitors are noted in attendance, with numerous relatives from nearby towns visiting, while the community prepares events, church activities, and personalities traveling to and from the fair and related festivities.
Mrs Dora Lewton and Mrs Nancy Wagy Visit Mary Wagy
Mrs Dora Lewton and Mrs Nancy Wagy called on Mary Wagy Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Taylor was visiting among his.
Local Notices and Weekend Socials Roundup
Fred Stone and wife dined with Mr and Mrs Percy Saunders at Dutton Station. Kenneth Douglas fell from a chair injuring lip and tooth. Miss Ann Walker spent weekend in the country with her father and sister. Edwin McAllister grew sick en route to Washington encampment and rests with daughter Mrs James Johnson in Grafton WV. wife to follow. Pittsfield fall celebration drew large turnout with over a hundred tickets sold at the station. Rev Jones of Perry visited Harry Wetzel. Mrs McGee, Miss Walker’s trimmer, visited Clarence MO. Angus Orr and family attended funeral of his mother in Sterling, his father having died recently.
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Carthage
Joe Dye
George Hoover
Irene Chapman
University of Chicago
E. K. Cherrill
New York City
Hale Walker
Harvard
Mary Tyler
Ethel Brandon
Omaha
Neb
Lelia Lionberger
Edith
Abingdon
Ida Benedict
Peoria
William McCreary
Franklin Hartzell
The
Chicago
J. A. Brooks
Henry Wescott
E. A. Payne
Granville
J. Li Akinés
Gerard, Il
Helen’ Davis
Reno
Ill
James Roath
J. H. Tyler
Kirksville
S. D. Weiser
Florida
E. S. Coombs
Flo Shibley
Delta Kimbrough
Colorado, Springs
John Conboy
Davenport
Towa
Conboy
Ray Bell
Hiram ‘Scofield
Kansas
John Fiery
Aberdeen
S. D
Alva Williams
Baby
Washington, D.C
J. ‘E. Helfrich
George Rand
Holdredge
W. H. “Moore
W.H. Moore
Arbela
Gerald Griffith
Toledo
Ohio
Joel Booz
Gladys, O'Harra
St. Joseph's Hospital
Keokuk
Ada ‘Dean
Little Boy
Memphis
D. G
P. A. Harbur
J. T. ‘Webber
Ottumwa
Emily Tyner
Susan Davidson
Springfield
Charles Egbers
Tara
W. D. Egbers
Elizabeth Fortney
Monmouth
Sr W. Prentiss
Joe Sweeney
Geo. Sweeney
C. Botts
J. W. Everhart
Columbus
Myrtle Rains
Kansas City
Swayne
Boston
Mass
California
M.E. Church
M.L. O'Harra
Pontiac, Til
Fred. Stone
Percy Saunders
Dutton
Kenneth Douglas
Ann IL. Walker
Edwin McAllister
Jas. T. ‘Johnson
Grafton
W.va
Pittsfield
Jones
Perry
Harry Wetzel
Local Social Visitors and Moves Reported
Samuel Scranton and wife of Palmyra Missouri visited with his brother Hirany and family recently. Mr and Mrs Walter Wells visited relatives at Colmar the first of the week. Lawrence Boyer and Earl Sims were in Gem City Monday. Mrs James Elliott returned home from a Nebraska visit. Claude Lawrence of Plainville was a visitor Sunday. Ernest Kulisch and wife moved to Liberty. The Misses Womielsdorf of Quincy were guests of William Boyer. Ferd Kauffman and wife were Payson visitors Monday. H B Wells and family visited relatives in Quincy Saturday. Lee Horton and wife visiting relatives in Macomb. Dick Lively and wife entertained relatives from Camp Point Sunday.
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Newtown
Gertrude Benson
Chicago
Star Lodge
Eldon Bowker
Hannibal
Ella Lyle
Quincy
Denning
Neb
Grandma Cochran
Russell
Watson
Hull
G.M. Stewart
Fair
Caroline Wagg
William Baker
Richfield
Ellis Benson
Bartlett
Ray Coonson
William ‘Kirkley
Harrod
Esta
T. O. Moore
Lawrence
Cc.loanberger
Akers Jchapel
John Lewton
Montana
Troy Fusselman
Baptist Parsonage
Samuel
Scranton
Palmyra
Hirany
Walter Wells
Colmar
Lawrence Boyer
Earl Sims
Gem
City
James Elliott
Nebraska
Claude Lawrence
Plainville
Ernest ‘Kulisch
Liberty
Womielsdorf
William Boyer
Ferd Kauffman
Payson
H. B. Wells
Lee Horton
Macomb
Dick Lively
Camp Point
Secretary Lansing Talks With Carranza Envoy on Recognition
Washington October 5 Secretary Lansing received Eliseo Arredondo a Washington representative of Gen. Carranza to discuss Carranza government recognition. Another meeting is planned with Enrique Lorente and a Pan American conference is set for Saturday. No opinion on merits will be given until diplomats meet. Arredondo issued a telegram from Carranza stating Mexican courts are being organized and business activity is resuming.
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Washington
Lansing
Eliseo
Enrique
Liorente
Diplon
Sed Y Lansing
New York
Arredondo
Carranza
Mexico
Memorial for Julia Ward Howe Considered by Governors
Boston aims to raise a $100,000 fund to establish a Julia Ward Howe memorial park in the waterfront South Boston area. Forty-eight governors express interest in funding the project honoring the Battle Hymn author and pioneer women's rights advocate.
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Boston
Mass
Union
Julia. Ward . Howe
Republic
Worman
America
Memorial
South
White Ribboners Prepare for Seattle Train to National Convention
Leading members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union from the east and south rendezvous in Chicago for a special train to Seattle for the national convention. The White Ribbon Special will carry national president Miss Anna Gordon and other officers.
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Chicago
Woman’s Christian Temperance, Union
East
Seattle
Anna Gordon
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Frankin, Institute
Dept
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Hampshire St
Franklin Institute
N.Y
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Madison
Hanly
6Th
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Anguire
Geo. Stahl
18Th St
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Knollenberg
8Th and
York
Bastween
Princess . Candy Co
5Th
Maine
Frank Co
Ohnemus
R. A. Fowler
Loren C
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Bert Starnes
417 North
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J. G. Swanson
F. D. No. Sy Quincy
3Rd and
Clough Construction Company
Broadway
M.A. Duker
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J.D. McMillen
Pharis
M. Duker
Schmidt
State St
Swift
Knollenberg Milling Company
Ruff Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers
B. G. Vasen
Board of Administration
W. F. Arcordidy
North Sixth Ave
Walton Heights
Care Whigs
James McKinnay
Stern Bldg
Til
Capitol Building
Watertown State Hospital
Watertown
J. A. Campbell
Illinois’ Soldiers
John E. Andrew
Frank D. Whipp
W.F. McCready
D. N
Markillie
Harvey McKinney
Center Ave
Mammoth
Poland
China
West
Point, Jt
Roger
Farnsworth
Point, Ill
Ford
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Griggsville, Ili
Adams, III
Budsee
Wes
Tive
Ole Bal
Sik, Keokuk
Cooper
H.F. Uafler
Chichester SP
United States
Julia “Ward -Howe
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