Adams County Chancery Notice of Divorce Suit
In Adams Circuit Court Sarah B. Huggard sues Winford Te. Huggard for divorce. A bill in chancery has been filed and a summons issued returnable October 1915 at Quincy Court House. Defendant, residing out of Illinois, must appear. otherwise bill may be confessed by default. Clerk: Erde Beatty. Deputy T. R. Petri. Solicitor: Frank J. Penick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Mines
Sarah B. Huggard
Winford
Te. Huggard
Sinois
Circuit Court
Chaney
Court House i
Quincy
Erde
Ww. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Frank.j. Penick
Adams County Chancery Notice in 1915 Illinois case
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois a bill in chancery filed by J A Meyer against Maude Meyer is set for October Term 1915. A summons issued to appear on the first day of the October Term at Quincy Court House. failure to answer may lead to a decree by default. Dated August 23 1915 Quincy. Erde W Beatty Clerk T R Petri Deputy Roy D Johangor solicitor for Complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Adams
Adams Circuit Court
Illinois
Pearl ‘Draper
Arthur ‘Draper
Circuit Court
Holden
Quincy
Deine
Erde W, Beatty
J. A. “Meyer
Maude
Meyer
Court House
Desree
Erde W. Beatty
Per T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johagor
Ley
Adjustment Notice in Adams County Illinois 1915
Public notice calls all claimants against the estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased to present demands for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County court in Quincy on the first Monday of November 1915. All debtors to the estate should make immediate payment to executor Henry C Sprick, with Govert and Lancaster as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams County
John B. Grawe
Quincy
Bernard Grave
Govert & Lancaster
George Simmermacher
Bonde ‘Cain
Govert and Lancaster
Adams
Olof. Magnusson
Adams ‘County
Ouincy
A. Magnusson
P. M. ‘McCann
State of Illinois
Fss
Charles B. Reynlds
Henry ¢. Sprick
Adamis’ Co Yi
Clarence
Village Notes from J SNVISTOWN MO A Bevier Visitor and Local Updates
J SNVISTOWN MO reports A Wood of Bevier visits daughter Rev Sparks trips to Benbow for services Miss Maddox recovering to return home in Marion county Mrs Harold Biral visiting Ed Case family Frank Rudd takes cement job in Arkansas Miss Shea of Plattsburg stays with Mr and Mrs George Binney Circuit court at Monticello in short extra session W D Briscoe Jr loses ten acres of corn to fire likely from engine spark on O K road Roberts and Tumey return from Luray with new school building People of Luray pleased with work and appearance John S Newton shows slight improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Snvistown
Engien
O. K
Briscoe
Roberts
Tumey
Luray
John’ S
Newton
Tioga News Glimpses of Local Visits and Illness
Charles Ensminger and family from Tioga spent Sunday with uncle Ralph Ensminger and family. Mrs Walters of Big Neck visited over the weekend. West and family were guests as well. Mrs Kreuzenstein of Bloomingdale visits daughter Mrs Will Neaterour. Mr and Mrs John Tripp returned from three months in South Dakota. Miss Ruby Householder leaves for South Dakota for an indefinite stay. Harold Anderson on the sick list. Mrs Henby Staff entertained friends at dinner. Many attended the Quincy celebration last week. Carthage callers Monday. George Frazer is very ill after another paralytic stroke Sunday. Rev C Pitman holding protracted meetings at Wesley this week. John Kropp serving on petit jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Charles Ensminger
Lima
Ralph Ensminger
Walters
Big Neck
West
Kreuzenstein
South Dakota
Little
Harold Anderson
Henby
Quincy
Carthage
George Frazer
C. Pitman
Wesley
John Kropp
Petit Jury
Minister Giv es Testimony on Foley Kidney Pills
The Rev. M Knighton of Havana Florida testifies after thirteen months of kidney and back pain he found relief with Foley Kidney Pills. He reports nearly complete relief after the first dose and that pains disappeared after using one and a half bottles. He is 55 and feels like a young man again. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.knighton
Havana
Fla
Miller & Arthur Dnig. Co
Local Notes from Hull Illinois and Nearby
Roy Likes named vice president for Kinderhook township road project. Mrs Mollie Bond from Kansas City visits relatives. A new baby girl born to Merle Kenady at Cross Roads farm. Rosella Ives Hubbell visits family in Frankville. Rev Gaillham and Joseph Turner on business in Middletown. Henry Pothost and family return from three months at the California exposition. Grace Boen and children stopover in Quincy. Adam Eckman from Leehorn visits. City hall replastered and painted. Geo Colgrove moves goods into Chas Rogers building. Mrs Guthrie to open a first class hotel in Enterprise building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Ill
Roy- Likes
Kinderhook
Big H
Hannibal
Mollie. Bond
Kansas City
Knox City News Briefs Update From Local Residents
KNOX CITY MO Several from here attended the dance at Baring Monday night. Mr and Mrs David Browning have moved into their property in the southwest part of town. Mrs John Dyer departed Monday for a visit in Saline county. Henry Florea and family were visitors at Williamstown from Saturday till Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Browning were Sunday visitors with the latter's mother Mrs Mary McMillen. Nought Griffith of Sedalia is spending a few days with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox City
Baring
David Browning
John Dyer
Saline County
Henry Florea
Williamstown
Earl Browning
Mary 1
McMillen
Griffith
Sedalia
Kidney health tip urges Jad Salts cleanse kidneys
A public health style warning extols meat abstinence and Jad Salts as a remedy to kidney irritation. It claims uric acid buildup harms the blood, suggesting four ounces daily in water to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent urinary disorders.
Local Visits Highlight City News From Iowa Trip
In this city J Lucille Lewis has returned from a visit in Iowa. Mr and Mrs D E Browning spent Sunday with their sons David and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Lucille. Lewis
Iowa
David
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Endorsed
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a faithful cough remedy for colds. It claims personal and family use with high praise and mentions a price of 50 cents.
Breckenridge Church Notes and Local Updates
Rev Adams of Canton Missouri preached at Breckenridge Saturday night and Sunday then stayed with Mr and Mrs John Lowery. Protracted meeting begins Monday October 25. Livestock sale at Ellen Howard’s Saturday attracted many buyers with H I Lunt present. Community health is good and farmers work silos and harvest corn in pleasant weather. Mrs L Schumacher plans to move to Tioga on the 28th and has her safe billed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Ill
Adams
Canton
John Lowery
Ellen Howard
H. I. Lunt
L. Schumacher
Tioga
Date of President Wilson Wedding Expected This Week
Washington October 19 announces the date of the wedding of President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt is expected this week. They are understood to have nearly decided and it is probable the ceremony will occur during the Christmas holidays, though it may come earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Mixture Promised
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural, easy way to restore color and luster to faded or gray hair. It claims dandruff relief and stopping hair loss, with a simple sponge method for gradual, progressive darkening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryeth
Notice of Final Settlement in Emma Joseph Estate
State Savings Loan & Trust Company as executor reports final settlement for Emma Joseph deceased in Adams County Illinois. November term at County Court in Quincy starting November 10 1915. Heirs may appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Dated October 19 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Emma Joseph
Adams County
Cou
Quincey
State ‘Savings; Loan & Company
Bankrupt Schwarzburg Dairy Co creditors meet October 30
Notice in the District Court of the United States Northern Division Eastern District Missouri In Bankruptcy Frederick W Neeper Referee in Bankruptcy Hannibal Mo announces Schwarzburg Dairy Ice Cream Co Hannibal Mo Marion County was duly adjudged bankrupt October 12 1915 The first meeting of creditors is set for October 30 1915 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the Referees office in Hannibal Mo Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business as may arise. October 18 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Schwarzburg Dairy ‘and Ice’ ‘Cream Co
Hannibal
Frederick ‘W. Neeper
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Vanted
Tear
Xcelsior
Stove, Co
W. R. Bibessi
Hufuagel
Constreri
Taylor Jenking
Optical Co
Moler
Barber. College
St.Louis
Gare Whig
Morris
Brothers
2Nd
Vermont
North Twenty-fourth’ Street
General House
Work
Broad
Wayes
Franklin. Institute
H. Rochester
N.Y
Koenig & Luhrs
Richardson
Compa
North Sth
Jersey
Walton Heights
Care Whig
Ohio Street
Ohio Streets
Bath
Hampshire
Joseph
Oertle
Hagehire’ Street
TOR
Pith St
Quincy Wrecking Co
Monny
Los
Alice Keppner
Hoelschee- Walker Co
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Rochester
Coles
N. Heheny
Breiner
Te ‘Dorsey
Maire
Westinghouse
Ford
Clough
Reihm
18Th
Broadway
Brenner’ Singer Co
Hampshire St
A. Wittler
Maine
Powell
Care
Whig
Giles Brothers
Kespohl
4Th St
Quincy, Il
Brenner Singer Co
Smith
J. G
Stanemny R
F. D
Kodak
Majestic
Maine ‘Street
W. F. ‘McCready
North Sixth ‘Ave
Orie
Buick
Overland
Reihm Co
Automobile
Carter
E. S. Clark
Willard Storage Battery Co
18Th ‘and
Carl A. Futterer
Maine St
M. A. Duker
Maine Street
O. K. Cleaners
M. A A. Duker
J.D. McMitten
Jand Co
B. G. Vasen
Ruff ‘Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers
Trip
Ae. Cafler Chiroptio
Wed
Pri
T. Waldfogel
Luke McGlook
The
Bush League
A. Feller
Aria
Eruns
Weer
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