No More Assessments: Flat yearly dues of $6
Organized September 15 1985 the Carriage and Wagon Makers Benevolent association marked its thirtieth anniversary with a well attended whist and dance at the Labor temple. Membership rose to 353 with 30 new additions last year and a standing $6 annual fee funds a mortuary account and a general reserve. The event honored the group’s aims to aid in sickness death or accident and to support widows and orphans.
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Labor Temple
Benevolent Association
A. C. Skinner
Henry Menn
Arthur Young
John Rettig
Ed Schneider
William A. Young
George W. Blick
Attorney Chauncey H. Wood Heads to Missouri on Visit
Attorney Chauncey H. Wood departed for Missouri for a brief business visit, returning soon. He is a conservative legal professional active in regional affairs.
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Chauncey H. Wood
Missouri
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Fuller Hair
Advertisements claim Knowlton's Danderine removes dandruff and itching scalp in ten minutes. The pink 25 cent bottle is pitched as the solution for falling hair, dry or oily scalps, and hair that is thin or faded, promising soft lustrous results.
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Knowlton
North Side Boat Club Hosts First Dance Of Season
Over a hundred attended the regular cool season dance by the North Side Boat Club last night. Fuel bier's orchestra provided the music which was praised as especially good. The group plans monthly dances on the first and third Wednesdays with committee members Casper Schwab TM Seileman John Freese Geo Bucher Fred Bordam Fred Bader and Ed Moritz coordinating.
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General
George Blake
Herman Schroeder
Fred Sattlemeyer
Joseph Hermeling
John Meckes
E. H. Todd
J. H. Fuchs
Mat ‘Reskenpleck
Robert ‘Ebers
J. H. Niekamp
Henry Bockhoff
John Wissing
John Robbers
Herman Duker
Gatz
M. J. Spillman
August Sickman
L. Grisenmeyer
L. Schmidt
J. Stroot
W. ©. Schroeder
J. . Hill
William Neléch
AJ. Peabody
J. W. Young
William Voch
J. J. ‘Flynn
J. Hellhake
Deniet Aen
B. Schmaeng
J. A. Becker
A. Herron
E. Mass
Rea Patan Wansing
William Bolden
Henry Rodefeld
B. Hy Mers
J. W. H. Kelker
Ai-C. Skinner
C. Helmedag
H. J. Budde
Herbert Dittmeyer
Charles Kaltenbach
George Schreiber
A. J. Zolle
John Fuelbier
George Pauk
Ed Dunn
Casper Dittmeyer
B. J. Krueper
George Geiger
H. C. Collins
Ed. Vops
North Side ‘Boat Club
Fuelbier
North Siders
Fred Bordam
Fred Bader
Moritz
Newspaper Woman Weds Local Railroad Employee
Quiet ceremony at 6 30 p m united L Wilkes Bowles and Annabelle Seaton at his 504 North Seventh street home Camp Point officiating minister Rev Hoteliinsort Bowles longtime Quin cy Street Railway worker from Adams county family Seaton widow resided with her parents at 536 Vine street a gifted writer for newspapers magazines and periodicals
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L.wilkes Bowles
Quincy Street Railway Company
Annabelle Seaton
North Seventh -Street
Camp Point
Bowles
Adams’ County
Seaton
Vine Street
Prominent Young Couple United in Vermont Street Church
Standing in the parsonage of the Vermont Street Mt. E church, William George Golvin and Miss Cora Alice Grimes, both of Ursa vicinity, were united in marriage by Rev. N. M. Rigg. A very pretty ceremony. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Vermont Street
Mt. E
William George Golvin
Cora Alice Grimes
Ursa
N. M. Rigg
Wedding Blessings for Colvin Couple in Ursa
Mrs James Colvin and her groom are described as from prominent local families in Ursa. The bride is a niece of Mr and Mrs John Grimes. The couple are wished well by many friends for a happy life ahead.
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James Colvin
John Grimes
Ursa
WEDDING OF JOSEPH SEIBERT AND ANNA TUSAUS AT ST FRANCIS
The Rev Didacus officiated as Joseph F Seibert and Miss Anna Tushaus wed at St Francis Catholic Church in the morning. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for a trip to Galesburg Davenport and Clinton before settling at 1503 Vine Street. Seibert is a shipping clerk at the Iten Biscuit company.
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Didacus
Joseph F. Seibert
Frank’ Seibert
Lindstreet
Anna Tushaus
Henry H Tushaus
Vine Street
St. Francis Catholic
Galesburg
Davenport
Frank Montgomery
Clinton
Iowa
Vine ‘Street
Seibert
Iten Biscuit Company
Goudy Wins 100 Mile Motocycle Race at Peoria Show
In Peoria Illinois Bill Goudy of Fairbury led the 100 mile motorcycle event at the national implement and vehicle show turning 72.60 miles per hour. Ray Creviston of Chicago finished second and LP Stakes of Chicago third. Only six of nineteen starters completed the full 100 miles.
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Peoria
Ill
Bill” Goudy
Fairbury
Til
Ray Creviston
Chicago
Lp: Stakes of
Admiring a Vigorous Baby and Mother's Friend Remedy
The piece extols a healthy infant and praises Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy for pain and distress. It claims the product relaxes muscles and ligaments, reduces strain, and brings thorough comfort without reliance on drugs. Experienced mothers endorse its benefits for expectant mothers.
Eight Marriage Licenses Issued in One Day at Quincy County Clerk
Yesterday eight couples obtained marriage licenses in the county clerk’s office. Notable pairs include George William Galvin and Cora Alice Grimes, with former Ursa teacher Joe Whitefield issuing the licenses. Others from Quincy and nearby towns include Lanceford Wilkes Bowles with Annabel Hahn Sea ton, Fred Wolford with Fleeta Hunter, Samuel George Spencer with Ella In Speckhardt, Wine Ertle of the Soldiers’ Home, Mary E Gareff of Belleville, William T Lawless of Bowen with Margaret Folkrod, Claude R Campbell with Inez Pauline Calef, and John Andrew Montag with M C Henrette Bock.
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Billy Smith
Joe ‘Whitefield
Ursa
George William Galvin
Cora Alice Grimes
Lanceford Wilkes Bowles
Annabel Hahn Seaton
Quincy
Fred. Wolford
Fleeta
Hunter
Samuel George
Spencer
Payson
Ella In. Speckhardt
Bluff Hall
Wine Ertle
Soldiers
Mary E. Gareff
Belleville
William T. Lawless
Bowen
Rooming-house guest accused in valuables theft
Miss Lizzie Welch of 318 Vermont street reports to police that her roomer Frank McConover took a gold watch stud chain and ring from a locked closet. She valued the relics as heirlooms from her deceased mother. McConover, a night cook at Thompson restaurant, resigned and left town after the loss was discovered.
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Lizzie Welch
Vermont Street
Frank McConover
Miss Welch
McConover
Thompson
Quincy Paving Contract Awarded For South Twenty Fourth Street
The city council and board of supervisors awarded John Mehaffey the macadamizing contract for South Twenty fourth street from Jefferson to Harrison. First half cost 529 dollars. second half expected around 800 dollars.
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South Twenty-fourth Street
Jefferson
Harrison
John Mehaffey
City Council
Board of Supervisors
Mehaffey
State
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Sth Infantry Band
Edward F. Dunne
State of Illinois
Col. C. D.center
Nesday
Douglas
West Side
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Boulder
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U. S
J. Hamilton Lewis
W. Emery Lancaster
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Fire Department
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Geo. D. Levi
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
A. O. Eberhart
Minnesota
Eberhart
Henry R. Hill
Major Yarbrough
Col. C. D. Center
Theo. Bisser
George A. Binkert
Hampshire
Maine
Jersey
Day
L. Wilkes Bowles
Wade
Rigg
W. G. Golvin
Cora Grimes
ST. Francis
Anna ‘Tushaus
Cupid
Office OF County
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Oliver Wood
John Deens
Sterling
Elmer Conage
Justice of the Peace
Ben Heckle
George H. Walker
George
Joe
John McDavitt
North Eleventh
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Fresno
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The
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Central Park
Fairyland
Pennsylvania Station
Eighth Avenue
Copeland Townsend
Hotel Imperial
Overlea Central Park
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