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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1919

Page

4

Gifts To President Wilson Listed From Europe

Acting on President Wilsons direction Secretary Tumulty released an itemized list of gifts received by the President and Mrs Wilson during their European tour. England England photo of King and Queen Windsor castle book Liberty of London gold casket Italy water color on bronze easel queen of Italy bronze figure Rome gift from the people Genoa backs mosaic from the Pope France bronze figure from students numerous honorary degrees and resolutions of respect. Mrs Wilson's gifts include a Paris enamel pin linen lunch set from French workers a Belgian lace table cover a leather folder with Libre Belgique a silver reproduction of Pompeii relic and gifts from Signor Orlando. The President and Mrs Wilson acted to seek congressional consent to retain certain presents.

Washington Wilson Tumulty Inurope Redenberg Sinvis Penrose Sherman Europe Louvain England Windsor Castle London Guildhall Italy Rome Italia Victoria Genoa France Congress Wolf Romulus Remus Signor Orlando Pompeii

Carthage Notes on Insanity Probate and Local News

In Carthage Illinois Homer Williams of Hamilton visited the city. Mary A. Penny of Warsaw was adjudged insane and sent to Jacksoniae by Sheriff Bennett. An appraisement bill for John Kiser's estate lists chattels and personal estate at 226316. Guardian Lizzie Hendricks reports ward Paul Elsbury received 445.33 and spent 11.40, leaving 484.33 for settlement. guardian discharged. Final ward receipt and order recorded. James McCartney transacted business at the courthouse. Marriage licenses issued: Omar Caswell and Emma E. Michardson. Louis J. Monroe and Gladys Kathleen Ross. William Loyd Horney and Helen Hornecker. A Hawaiian musical comedy of 35 members will play at the Woodbine theater, a popular treat for Carthage residents.

Carthage Ill Homer Williams Hamilton Mary A. Penny Warsaw Jacksoniae Sheriff Bennett John Kiser Charles W. Johnson Henry Baird R. R. Wallace Lizzie Hendricks Paul Elsbury Guardian James McCartney Court House Omar Caswell Hinckley Illinois Emma E. Michardson Louis J. Monroe Gladys Kathleen Ross offeKekuk William Loyd Horney Helen Hornecker Bowen, IJ Woodbine Theater Evenig

Prairie town notes relocation and stock shipment

Shel bina Missouri residents report N R Piercy and family moving into the John Morgan property. Lloyd Francis spent several days in Hannibal with his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Francis. Charley Gambal shipped 60 head of livestock.

N. R. Piercy John Morgan Lloyd Francis Hannibal Lee Francis Charley Gambal

Local Travelers and Visits Highlight Week Notices

The fragment lists several residents with travels and visits: Sam Bower of Shelbyville helped plastering in Hannibal with his son Ro. C. Cotton of Columbia engaged in business in the city early in the week. Victor Vaughn traveled to St. Louis County to spend seven days. Eva Shannon visited Lakename? from Lake? Lena Gooch of Marceline visited her aunt Mrs John Lancaster. Jea Imboden of St Louis visited cousin Mrs C McManness. Rollie Smith and son James visited Lakenan, Mrs Robert Smith visited Leathner to visit daughter Mrs Chas Abel.

Sam Bower Shelbyville Hannibal Ro Caer C. Cotton Columbia Victor Vaugn St. Louis C. McManness Lena Gooch Marceline John Lancaster Rollie Smith Jumos Lakenan Robert Smith Leatner Chas, Abel

Miracles Galore At The Empire Theater

On opening day Mercedes and his Miracles of Today performed at the Empire Theater to a large audience. The show featured magic art ventriloquism and thought radio with George Raushling performing a seamless act making objects appear and disappear amid stage scenery.

Howard Martelle Mercedes Mile Santone Mle Santone LaFollette Wah Letka Gisele Ee Em George Raushling Ae Spear

Phosphated Iron Capsules Boost Nerve Power Ad

An advertisement touts Phosphated Iron Capsules as a cure for nervous fatigue. It claims overwork drains nerve cells, causing sleepless nights and worry, and asserts the remedy strengthens nerve centers, restores vitality, and improves appearance. Available at Owl Drug Store and leading druggists.

Owl Drug Store Adv

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