Death Follows Operato Carthage Woman in Iowa
Mrs Ella M Irvin died at St Josephs hospital Sw eekuk Iowa at 716 p m Thursday after an operation for bowel obstruction She had undergone prior surgery and deteriorated after a brief recovery The 43 year old born near Webster was married to Elmer Irvin July 10 1895 and left a daughter Nora 11 She leaves her father J W Kimbrough and siblings Hattie Vetter Susie Harder Charles Tilman Alfred C Dave and Edward The funeral will be Sunday at the Methodist church in Carthage with interment Moss Ridge cemetery Also notes on local meetings sports and social events from Hancock County including an auto racing proposition and press association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Oct
Ella M. Irvin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sweekuk
Iowa
Irvin
Chattie Vetter
Webster
Ella Kimbrough
J. W. Kimbrough
Hancock County
Elmer Irvin
Nora
Hattie Vetter
Susie Harder
Glendora
Calif
Charles Tilman
Alfred C
Karlstad
Minn
Dave
Slymouth
Hancock County Press Association
Dallas City
la Harpe
Bowen
Augusta
Phil Dallam
Warsaw Bulletin
J. C. Coulson
P. K. Ewing
The
Hamilton Press
Hamilton
Macomb High School
Bentley I. O. O. F
Bentley Lodge
William E. Troute
N. G
Baptist Hardy
R. M. White
W.H. Uartzell
Quincy
Des Moines
Sai
E.M. Smith
Z. W. Porter
Mesdames
L. W. Berry
W. HH. Uartze
J. BE. Horney
Mr. Porter
Denver
BE. O. Besueh
GC. Ua. James
F. W. Dunham
L. P. Nfubis
Eugene
Ore
Julia Terris
Frank Cutler
Donnelson
J. M. John
Lancaster
Mt. Pleasant
James Corbin
Miss Grave
Sarath Richards
Corbin
Robert Williams
James Roland
S. C. Davidson
Mary Williams
Minnespolis
R. N. Witherow
Essex
James Campbell
Jdhvaston
S. W. Prentiss
BE. VW. Jerring
Lee Leibenborn
Harry Cutler
Perry
Helen Draper
Bluffs
Willi
Frank Clere
Defiance
Ohio
Fred King
S. O. Denton
George Troute
Lillian Barnes
Paris
Texas
H. B. Johnstone
Mendota
Wash
Pennock
E. McClure
Clara Johnstone
Emily E. Pennock
Penonck
Sallie Hubbs
St. Loui
Brooklyn
Oxford Hubbs
Fred Brooks
St. Louis
J. W. Mitchell
W. W. Hartzell
Munday
California
Hartzel
A P Fletcher
Miss Ada
West Point, Jr
Frank Forrest
State Street
Charles Luke
St. Francis Solanis College
Luke
F. Sennett
Lincoln
Neb
A. J. Kurz
Henry Maas
North Eleventh Street
Chicago
Ausann
Paul Langhorst
Minoak
Ill
Edna Dix
Ella Heidbrink
Dix
Elizabeth Rogers
el Dara
Pike County
St. Mary's Hospital
Beaver
Perry, Thursday Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Addson Taylor
Jacksonville
Tay
Skin Diseases Yield to Resinol Treatment
A dated advertisement promotes Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for eczema and skin eruptions, claiming rapid relief from itching and irritation. It markets the remedies as gentle for babies, notes twenty years of medical use, and offers free samples from Dent. 51-R, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Baltimore
British minister calls U boat warfare violates law
London Oct 14 Lord Robert Cecil war trade minister said German submarine operations off the American coast raise new issues for Britain and the United States. He said such warfare on merchant ships violates international law as recognized before the war, and that Anglo American trade treaties may lose validity in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Robert Cecil
Great Britain
United States
Lord Robert
U. S
Robert Cecil
Board of Trade
Soldiers and Sailors Home Admits New Residents
Daily notes from the Soldiers and Sailors Home list new admissions and cottage allocations. Mr and Mrs W I Thompson are at cottage 22, Mrs M A Bozzell returns to cottage 6, Mr and Mrs Gray and others move into cottages 3 5 4, with several transfers to hospital and personal trips noted. John M Parker of New Orleans to be notified as Progressive VP nominee. eastern delegates gather for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Mexican Organ Lays Americans Under Fire in Border Talk
El Democrata of Chihuahua City reports on cordial U S Mexican border relations amid Carranza authority scrutiny. It recalls June agitation for troop withdrawal, accuses Americans in its columns, and highlights praise for American aid and cooperation with Mexican troops. suspected bandits were handed to Mexican officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Carranza
el Democrata
Chihuahua City
Ltl Paso
Casas Grandes
Europe needs missionaries says Churches of Christ leader
Des Moines Iowa October a plea for greater cooperation by churches and individuals in the nonsectarian movement was delivered to the international convention of the Churches of Christ. John B Campbell White president of Worcester University urged American Protestant churches to send missionaries to Europe saying the postwar relapse in Christianity would require complete reorganization of gospel effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
International Convention of the
Churches of Christ
John B. Campbell White
Worcester University
Protestant Churches of America
Europe
Whitman declares tariff is needed in wartime
Lansing Mid Oct 14 Gov Charles Whitman of New York told a Lansing audience that prosperity began by Republicans and has been preserved by wartime protection, but warned the tariff of 1918 was folly. He urged a postwar tariff to shield American industry once the war ends, noting wartime protection would vanish on peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mid
Charles
Whitman
New York
Europe
Germany
France
England
America
Hostile shelling reported in Guedecourt to Courcelette area
London dispatch from British headquarters in France notes considerable enemy shelling south of the Ancre, especially near Guedecourt and Martinpuich and north of Courcelette. An attempted enemy trench raid northeast of Wulverghem was driven back beyond the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Ancre
Guedecourt
Martinpuich
Courcelette
Wulverghem
Social Notes From Augusta Illinois Area visitors
A string of local visits and trips for residents includes George Walsh and family visiting Augusta relatives from Galesburg, Miss Marie Winters at Macomb state normal, Niza Mecum calling on Augusta friends, Ed Stockton attending Eastern Star in Springfield, L Clark on business in Peoria, Venable and Robbins driving to Industry, Albert Wood visiting from Peace Indiana, Miss Cecil Pence teaching near Loraine, Plymouth residents Cora Tuck and Sam Talbot visiting Augusta, Lulu Cain of Quincy visiting her father Philip Cain, Frank Watt spending Sunday in Galesburg, WailiL Knight and Griffitts on Augusta business, Dr Edward Wade of Plymouth visiting, Venable Dry Goods notes in Virginia, and William McFarland planning a Quincy spaceday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
Galesburg
Augusta
Marie Winters
State Normal
Macomb
J. K. Winters
Niza Mecum
Ed Stockton
Springfield
Order of the Eastern Star
L. Clark
Peoria
SW. Venable
Rollo Robbins
Industry
Albert Wood
Peace
Indiana
Cecil Pence
Loraine
Harry Pence
Cora Tuck
Plymouth
Sam Talbot
Lulu Cain
Quincy
Philip Cain
Frank Watt
Wailil
Knight
Golter
Roy E. Griffitt
Marie of
Bowen
Edward Wade
S. W. Venable
Virginia
Venable Dry Goods Company
William McFarland
Quincy Spaceday
Old Folks Praise Foley Kidney Pills In Letters
Mrs Mary A Dean of Taunton Massachusetts in her 87th year says the pills helped her after years of feeling beyond medicine. Sam A Hoover of High Point North Carolina reports fewer nighttime trips and a return to normal condition. M A Bridges of Robinson Massachusetts, age 61, says she feels like a 16 year old after ten months on Foley Kidney Pills. The pills are described as tonic strengthening and up building restoring normal kidney and bladder action with no dangerous drugs. Miller Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dean
Taunton
Mass
Sam A. Hoover
High Point
N. C
Foley
M. A. Bridges
Robinson
London journals discuss a raids
London editors debate U S response to German submarine raid off its coast. Outlook says isolation is over and effects on the Monroe doctrine are discussed. Spectator argues German motive was to force peace terms and warns of unrestricted submarine warfare turning neutrals wary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Spectator
the Spectator
Germany
América
Quincy's Pulse Highlights Local Drainage Actions
Quincy's Pulse reports on Perkins Beitman returning from Green Bay drainage district with bids from McWilliams firm, the district spanning Fort Madison to Burlington Iowa with 16 000 acres. Sears to Wyoming for a six year vacation. Behrensmeyer plans for Dewey school bids. Velma Hinkle visiting needlework exhibit with Clyde Sears. McClintock woods exhibit to be permanent in High school. Fabius drainage progress with 1000-1200 acres sown, pumping plant near completion, superintendent’s house nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund D. Perkins
Engineer Beitman
Perkins Engineering
Green Bay Drainage District
R. H
G. H. McWilliams
Green Bay District
Fort Madison
Urlington
Cliire Sears
Board of Education
Wyoming
George Behrensmeyer
Dewey School
McClintock Woods
Gabriel
McClintock
Miller-Arthur
Fabius
Navy eyes bigger battleship guns next year
Washington Oct 14 Navy officials anticipate next year s battleships will mount twelve 16 inch rifles, up from eight on ships bid for in October. General board members favor a radical increase in gun power to achieve about a 60 percent rise in firepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Board
Dedication set for Elephant Butte dam next Friday
In Albuquerque on Oct 14 the dedication of the Elephant Buttes dam was planned likely for the following Friday. A A Jones, personal representative of resident Wilson, said Friday was the earliest date he could arrange to reach Elephant Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Ellephant
Foley Honey and Tar Trial Offer Card
A mail-in offer invites readers to send 5 cents to Foley & Co Chicago NL for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad promotes remedies for bronchial coughs colds kidney and back complaints and digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Round Up Socials And Visits Highlight Quincy Notes
Local briefs cover the N. S. B. C. dance and North Side Boat Club event with gents 25c and ladies free. Reports include visitors from Canton Illinois, Memphis Missouri, Jacksonville Illinois, and Mendon Indiana, plus ambulatory updates on venues, hotels, and area transportation delays.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ella Irvin
Keokuk Hospital
Miethoaist Church
Hancock County Fair Association
Max Friedman
Panama- Pacific Auto Racing Association
E. M. Robbins
Northwestern Atrito Racing Association
Barney Oldfield
Christie
King Kelly
Mercer
Joe Dawson
National
Gay Doyle
Blitzen
Zery Wonderlick
Margaret Buick
Lee
Oldfield
RAS Kew
Ues Sais Luka Cecil
W. I. Thompson
C. B. Dejean
North Seventh Street
M. A. Bozzell
Gray
Littleton
CC. B. DeJean
Quincey
Mattie T.grink
Magpie Renken
Coatsburg
Myers
Newton, Jasper Co
Leunter
Evador
Keokuk
Margaret White
Cattige 7
Peel
Smith
Symeame Ape
Am Renin
Marvyole
Cottage 7
Bessie Eddy
Geo. Miller
Gurlington
Francis M. Veech
Chillicothe
Gray- Dull Cottage
Organlands
Velma Hinkle
Orpheum
Clyde Sears
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Poli
King's Daughters of the Unitarian Church
Miss Brown
E. C. Randall
Canton
L. L. Pullman
Chestnut Street
Randall
Herman Stormer
South Eighth
D. Comstock
Unionville
Snyder
Roy Steffan
Ofemphis
James Highfield
Baring
C. U. Penfield
Charles Penfield
Kansas City
Hotel Newcomb
North Side Boat Club
H. W. Jasper
United Cereal Mills of
Minneapolis
Lor
Fred B. Taylor
F. M. Anderson
Wil Istta Kathmann
Clement J. Kathmann
Elm Street
J. H. Rice
Sippy
Crile
Carl Vrooman
Masonic Temple
Automobile
Levi
Eugene Woodward
New Salem
Charles H. Brooks
Swift & Co
Hannibal
Walter Thomas
Mendon, I
Mr. Thomas
Mendon Bank
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Edison Company
Quincy Phonograph and Art Co
Hampshire Street
Reytay
J. J. Welch
Carthage, Ill
Carthage Band
R. D. Denton
Lil
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