Adams County Chancery Notice for divorce case 3499
In Adams County Illinois Circuit Court a bill in chancery for divorce was filed by J A Meyer against Maude Meyer. The defendant resides out of state. a summons returnsable October 1915. If she fails to appear, the bill may be confessed and a decree entered. Quincy August 25 1915. Roy D Johnson solicitor for complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Tillinois
Pearl Draper
Arthur . Draper
Circuit Court
Ilinois
Court House
Quincy
Erde. W. Beatty
H. Wood
Sct
Minois
Sarah B
Huggard
Winford
T. Huggard
State of
Chancery
Per’ T. R
State of Illinois
J. A. ‘Meyer
Maude ‘Meyer
Holden
A. D
Erde’ ‘W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Notice of estate settlement for Charles B Reynolds in Adams County
Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the Adams County court to be held at the Court House in Quincy on the first Monday of November 1915. All indebted persons should make immediate payment to the undersigned Henry C Sprick Executor Govert & Lancaster Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Nellie M. Moore
Adama County
Quincey
Clarence A Wells
Llinois
John. B. Grawe
Adams County
Quincy
Bernard Grawe
Govert
Margaret Simmermacher
Adams ‘County
George ,Simmermacher
Bonde
Cain
Govert and Lancaster
Olof Magnusson
A. Magnusson
F. M
McCann
Charles B. Reynolds
Henry’ C. Sprick
Lancaster
More About Pike 60. A Black Clay Loam Soil Study
C G Hopkins J G Mosier E Van Alstine and F W Garrett describe Pike county black clay loam prairie soil known as gumbo. It covers 70 acres in patches with granular surface soil that resists wet puddling and drains poorly yet improves with granulation from freezing or moisture changes. Subsoil 10 to 15 inches deep becomes lighter and drab yellow, with more clay but remains permeable due to jointing. Emphasizing drainage, organic matter, lime, and timed cultivation, they advise turning under manure, clover, and crop residues to maintain granularity and soil condition.
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C.G. Hopkins
J. G. Mosier
E. “van Alstine
F. W. Garrett
Pike ‘County
Pine Pine Par Honey Cough Remedy for Children
Mothers, Dr Bell's Pine Par Honey is touted as the remedy for children's colds. Pine loosens mucous and soothes the lungs while honey sweetens and opens air passages. A family with growing children cannot afford to be without it, priced at 25 cents a bottle.
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Bell
Monroe Wisconsin Hosts Cheese Day Carnival To Promote Cheese Industry
Monroe City Wisconsin October 12 The town Ackley famous for its Sauerkraut festival will stage a cheese day carnival tomorrow to spotlight Monroe as the center of Wisconsin cheese. Samples from two hundred factories will be on display and thousands of cheese sandwiches will be distributed to visitors. The Swiss celebration will include national games and a troupe of Swiss yodelers for entertainment.
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Monroe City
Wis
Ackley
Monroe
Wisconsin
Lost Ad: Watch Parasol or Phone May Be Missing
A fragment notes a lost item ad appearing in The Whig. It mentions a telephone, a watch, and a parasol as possible lost objects. The line hints the finder should contact the newspaper to report or reclaim the item. No clear owner or location is provided.
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Whig
Suburban News from Plainville Illinois Local Notices
Mrs J W Smiley visits relatives in Missouri. W W Lester Perry Journey and Iyah McCarl in Quincy. Lease classmates and Plainville friends dine at Lease home. Earl Fusselman adds to store building. Lionberger couple in St Louis. Watson truck hauls apples to Hull. Mrs Ella Seely and son visit Richfield. Nellie Schmalshof and Marie Cunningham of Richfield visit here. Noah Chamberlain, longtime resident and veteran, dies. buried Shiloh cemetery. Andrew Flick wife and Lela Hull with J L Aleshire visit Keokuk. Ray Crookson’s infant son dies. Frank Cochran returns with a sick mother. Mrs Cunningham Carr of Kinderhook visiting George Morgan. Phipp Wagg and wife attend Ning Bell funeral at Kinderhook. Mr and Mrs McComas visit brother at New Canton. Quincy family Sunday. Mother Mrs Cruce accompanies him home for extended visit. Mr and Mrs A Flick to Keokuk Sunday. Carrie Redman visits Jane Rice Sunday. Roy Patrick visits with parents in Kingston Sunday.
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Plainville
Ill
J. W. Smiley
Hannibal
New London
W. W. Lester
Perry Journey
Iyah
McCarl
Quincy
Stanley
Lease
Earl Fusselman
Behymer, Co
C. Lionberger
St. Louis
Watson
Hull
Ella Seely and Son
Richfield
Nellie
Kinderhook
George Morgan's
Phipp ‘Wagg
Ning Bell
McComas
New ‘Canton
Circus Visits and Local Social Roundup in Mt Sterling
Edna Vandventer traveled to Mt Sterling on Wednesday to attend the circus on Thursday and visit cousin Mrs Elmer Hisle for several days. A number from the area attended the Mt Sterling circus parade Thursday. Local clergy dined with Marve Dewitt Friday. Mrs Roscoe Bradney of Jacksonville visits Mr Bradney’s aunt Mrs D J Johnson. Mr and Mrs Allen Dunbar of Meredosia visited Friday with Walter William and family. Mildred Fredlin of Mt Sterling spent Friday with music teacher Miss Ruby Lucas. Mrs Emma Bradney came Friday to visit relatives for a few weeks. Rev Waters and wife spent Sunday with Mark and Will Lindsey. Will Bennett and family traveled with Earl to Griggsville Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Bennett visited Mrs Ed Yockey at Perry for the day. Mrs John Norton leaves for California to winter with daughter Addie near Los Angeles. Ed Williams and wife visited Bert and Mrs Grant at Buckhorn. Henry Hull and daughter Laray spent Sunday with Anna Hull and brother Frank. Ida Curry came from Mt Sterling Sunday and joined J E Wilson and wife visiting Joseph Watkins at Buckhorn. Work on the new schoolhouse progresses with favorable weather.
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Edna’ Vandventer
Mt. Sterling
Elmer’ Hisle
Doe
Hoove
Taylor
Marve. Dewitt
Roscoe Bradney
Jacksonville
Bradney
D. J. ‘Johnson
Allen. Dunbar
Meredosia
Walter William
Mildred. Fredlin
Ruby Lucas
Emma Bradney
Rev. Waters
Mark Lindsey
Will. Bennett
Earl
Harry McKenney
Griggsville
Bennett
Perry
Los Angeles
Ed Williams
Bert Grant
Buckhorn
Richfield News Highlights Quiet Local Visits and Moves
In Richfield Illinois Eva Ellis and her Quincy baby visit aunt Miss Arvilla Flick this week. Sadie Quincy calls on Mrs Jennie Finchum Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Al Brown and Mrs Alice Moore call on Callie Quincy and Mrs Druce Friday. Aura Redman visits home folks Tuesday and helps pick apples. T O Moore and children of Plainville visit relatives Tuesday after purchasing a big Overland car. Rev McCumber and wife of Plainville call in Richfield Friday. Dave Metz and niece of Kingston visit Alta Partick Friday. Levi McCarl and family visit Anna Redman Sunday. Fred Fengel and family move into Cris Uhland’s home vacated by Jasper Glascock. Sam Jones of Barry visits Jack Moore and Jos.
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Richfield
Ill
Eva Ellis
Quincy
Arvilla Flick
Plainville
McCumber
Dave Metz
Kingston
Alta Partick
Jasper Glascock
Sam Jones
Barry
Jack Moore
Jos
Two locals wed in Quincy as town updates arise
George Colvin and Cora Grimes surprised friends by marrying in Quincy at 5 p.m. with Rev. N. M. Rigg officiating. They will reside briefly with Ed Wible’s family before moving to a farm near Ursa. Attending were Chester Vandyke and Edna Flack among others.
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Edna Flack
Gladys
Gem City
William Kelis
Mendon
Chester Vandyke
Grover
Mt. Hebron
George Colvin
Cora Grimes
Quincy
N. M. Rigg
Vermont Street Methodist
Vermont Street Methodist Parsonage
Ed Wible
Ursa
Githens of
Quirfcy
Mendow
James Selby
Lima
Thomas’. Frazier
H. W. Stipe
Sunday Visitors and a Fall in the Village
Mr and Mrs D Parks and their Plymouth niece spent the day with Mrs Parks parents John Hunsaker and wife. Rufus Morley and wife of Quincy attended Sunday School. Nina Bernard of Quincy is visiting her grandmother Mrs Ed W Grummond. Floyd Finchum and family of Hull visited the village. Uncle Jos Xanders of Hurdland Mo visiting relatives. Otis Wells and wife and daughter visited relatives at Colmar on Saturday. Harold Mollenhauer fell from a tree Sunday and broke his leg. William Limberg was a business visitor in the Gem City Tuesday. Mr Hunsaker is repainting his house. Lee Pullman and wife of Quincy visited relatives here Sunday.
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Parks
Plymouth
John
Hunsaker
Rufus’ Morley
Quincy
Schmeideskamp
Nina’ Bernard
Vise
Ed W. Grummond
Floyd
Local Social Notes and a Weekend Accident
Mrs Peart Johnson of Quincy visited over Sunday with Mrs C Y Welsh and family. Edward Watkins and family of Balesburg spent Sunday with relatives. Myrtle DeMoss met with a painful accident Sunday stepping from a buggy and broke a bone in her ankle. Miss Jessie Richardson returned home Sunday after a visit in Bowen with Miss Cora Hester. Pauline Behan and Fay Cosatt attended the Bowen Kom Karmi yal Friday and Saturday. Ray Adams left Sunday for Clinton Ta to assume a position in a depot there.
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Fay . Cossatt
Bowen Kom Karmiyal
Ray Adams
Clinton
Lost and Found Ad Arranges Meeting Place
A brief notice explains a lost and found arrangement where the finder and loser will meet at a designated location to claim the item. The ad emphasizes coordinating the meetup to ensure a safe, courteous handover. Priorities include clear timing and mutual confirmation of the meeting point.
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Finder
Loser
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