Notice of Final Settlement in Emma Joseph Estate
State of Illinois Adams County to the heirs Emma Joseph deceased. At the November Term of the County Court of Adams County to be held November 10, 1915 at the Quincy courthouse the State Savings Loan and Trust Company as Executor will present its report and exhibit for final settlement and discharge. Heirs may appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Dated October 19, 1915. State Savings Loan and Trust Co Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Emma Joseph deceased.
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District Court of the
United ‘States
Eastern Judicial District of
Missouri
Fred C. Schwarzburg
W. A. Lauer
Schwarzburg Dairy & Ice- Cream Co
Schwarzburg Dair& Ice Cream Co
Hannibal
Marion
Schwarzburge
Frederick W. Neeper
State of
Illinois
Adama County
Emma Joseph
Adams County
Ilinois
Quincy
State Savings, Loan & Trust Company
State Savings, Loan & Trust
Adjustment Notice in Adams County Probate
State of Illinois Adams County announces to all claimants against the estate of John B Grawe deceased to present claims for adjudication at the Adams County County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of December 1915 the 6th day of December all debtors to the estate should pay promptly Bernard Grave Executor Govert Lancaster Attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Nellie’ M.moore
Adams County
Quincy
Clarence A. ‘Wells
State of
John’ B. Grawe
Adams’ County
Bernard Grave
Govert & Lancaster
State OF Illinois
County OF Way
Margaret . Simmermacher
George Simmermacher
Bonde Cain
Govert and Lancaster
Olof Magnusson
Oldsen
A. Magnusson
F. M. ‘McCann
Adams County Chancery Notice of Divorce Bill
In Adams Circuit Court Quincy Illinois a chancery bill has been filed by Sarah B Huggard against Winford T Huggard the defendant resides out of state a summons issued returnable October term at the Quincy courthouse on the fourth Monday in October 1915 unless the defendant appears and answers the bill will be confessed and a decree entered Dated September 8 1916 at Quincy Clerk ERDE W BEATTY Deputy T R Petri Frank J Penick Solicitor for Complainant
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State OF Illinois
Adams
Illinois
Pearl Draper
Arthur. Draper
State of
Circuit Court
Court House
Quincy
Circuit
A.D
Erde W. Beatty
C. H. Wood
County OF
Ilinois
Sarah . B. Huggard
Winford T.huggard
A. D
Erde. W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Com- Plainant
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
Chancery
T.R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Adams County Chancery Notice in Meyer Divorce Case
Adams Circuit Court of Illinois Adams County October Term 1915. J A Meyer as complainant seeks divorce from Maude Meyer. Defendant resides out of state summons issued returnable fourth Monday October 1918. If no appearance, allegations deemed confessed and decree entered. Quincy August 25 1915. Erde W Beatty Clerk Roy D Johnson solicitor for complainant.
Public notice of claims against estate of Charles B Reynolds
Adams County publishes notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased. Present claims for adjudication at a regular term of the Adams County County Court in Quincy. First Monday of November 1915. Attorney: Govert & Lancaster. Henry C Sprick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Charles B. Reynolds
Quincy
Henry C. Sprick
Govert & Lancaster
Suburban News Highlights From Golden Illinois
Rev Reed and wife visited Quincy Tuesday. Chris Shone operated at home for appendicitis with Drs Knapheide and Hecox assisted by two nurses. he is recovering well. J C Hogsett moved into Dr Pendleton’s former home. Ira Cox and Ruth Davenport wed last Thursday in Quincy and visited Golden before leaving for Hannibal. They will reside at 100 Broadway Hannibal. Parde Alexander and wife from South Dakota came to care for his ailing father Daniel Alexander. John Beer hospital bound at St Mary’s. Mr and Mrs Culp of Beloit Kansas visited friends. Mrs W J Wible ill with gall stones in Mendon. R W Granis of Los Angeles, formerly Mattie Cain’s husband, died. friends saddened. Lee Hunsaker family visited Maywood. Mrs A Beckett and Eva Toops visited Clayton. Millie Hollis was in Quincy. Wedding prospects teased. William Botthoff and wife visiting. Sam McAnulty and wife visiting. Sam Witt owns a new auto. Mrs Alta Purpus of Clayton visited on business. Mrs Ed Myers of Bushnell visiting her mother and relatives.
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Rev. Reed
Quincy
Chris Shone
John Beer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Culp
Beloit
Kan
W. J. Wible
Mendon
R. W. Granis
Los Angeles
Cal
William Botthoff
Sam. McAnulty
Sam. Witt
Alta.Purpus of
Clayton
Ed. Myers
Bushnell
Local Happenings In La Belle And Nearby Towns
Mrs Marion Lewis visited Kirksville with relatives at the week start. P J Pantie and Mrs D Hye Thompson of near Knox City visited Edina. Mrs Ben of Lewistown left La Belle Tuesday for Oklahoma to visit relatives for a month. Mrs Paul Cole of Ewing visited her parents W H Yancey and wife. Dad Patrick went to Brunswick to visit kin and friends. Rev Young and wife spent Tuesday in Knox City. Everette Brown returned home Wednesday after visiting EB Brown and wife near Ewing. Miss Edna Roberts spent Monday with friend Mrs Jessie Hudson who has been ill seven weeks. Mrs W M Goodwin visited her mother Mrs Betty Blair Monday. Mrs Claude Wilson of Monticello is visiting John Brownfield and wife.
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Marion Lewis
Kirksville
P. J. Pantie
Edina
D. ‘Hye ’Thompson
Knox City
Ben
Lewistown
la Belle
Oklahoma
Paul Cole
Ewing
W. H. Yancey
Dad Patrick
Brunswick
Rev. Young and
Everette Brown
EB. H. Brown
Near
Edna ‘Roberts
Jessie Hudson
W. M. Goodwin
Betty Blair
Claude Wilson
Monticello
John Brown
Field and Wife
Bethel News Roundup From Bethel And Surrounding Areas
Claude Smith of Leonard bought two white face calves from Roy Cooper of Shelbyville on pasture near Ewing Wednesday. Joe Thrasher, Willie Kraft and wives and Misses Gertie and Fannie Bower traveled to Quincy and back Tuesday via Palmyra. Surfaces on roads near Bethel are poor though foundation is good. Cashman Tucker of Newark visited Bethel on business Wednesday. Johnson Bros sale at Epworth drew a large crowd and stock sold well. J B Lowman and wife and J E Bauer and Mrs J C Beary attended the funeral of S B Lowman in Shelbyville last Saturday. The small daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Young died of cholera infantum last Sunday and was buried.
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Bethel
Claude Smith
Leonard
Roy Cooper
Shelbyville
Ewing
Joe Thrasher
Willie
Kraft
Gertie
Fannie
Bower
Quincy
Palmyra
Cashman Tucker
Newark
Johnson Bros
Epworth
J. B. Lowman
J. E. Bauer
J. C. Beary
Lowman
S.B. Lowman
Shelville
Bert Young
Texas Wonder cure advert promises kidney relief
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and other ailments. It promises to regulate bladder issues in children and offers mail order at $1.00 with two months' treatment per bottle. Testimonials available. Dr. E W Hall listed in St. Louis.
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Texas
E.W. Hall
Olive Atreat
St. Louis
Wall Street at Night as War Stock Boom Surges
Night scenes show Wall Street offices alight with brokers and clerks working around the clock amid a war stock boom. Trade volume, soaring profits, and the Bankers Trust and Trinity Church figures loom in the skyline as exhaustion and keen demand strain office staff.
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Wall
Wall Street
Bank of J. P. Morgan& Co
Wall and Broad Streets
Bankers Trust
Congressional Money Trust Investigation
Money Trust
Trinity’ Church
Stock sale and rural notices from Hebron area
The report notes an I C O F cemetery event near Hebron on Monday evening. Forest Lamphere plans a large stock sale at his farm near Bethel on Saturday featuring horses, cattle, and hogs. J G Bauer of Bethel mills received a carload of coal from Franklin Illinois to Shelbyville Missouri with freight cost of 97 dollars. Dr W E Miller treated a fine colt owned by Homer Killinger seven miles north of Clarence Tuesday evening after a barb wire fencing injury.
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Hebron
Forest
Lamphere
Bethel
J. G. Bauer
Bethel Mills
Franklin
Ill
Shelbyville
W. E Miller
Clarence
Homer’ Killinger
Trial package offer from Foley Co mail-in slip
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a 5 cent slip with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley products including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds Foley Kidney Pills for pains and backache Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness Miller and Arthur Drug Co promotes the offer with a cut-out slip and prices.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Colchester Residents and Visitors Report Local Calls
Colchester Illinois residents and guests are noted visiting nearby towns. Frank Specks of Bushnell and Fred Bates of Colchester took trips to Cuba and Macomb for several days. J Q Moon and Gen Roberts called on business in Macomb while Miss Bessie and Nellie Hunter visited Macomb. Frank Pennington, Walter Baird, and Lyman Burrow were seen around town or in neighboring Plymouth and Augusta.
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Frank Specks
Bushnell
Fred’ Bates
Cuba
J. Q. Moon
Gen. Roberts
Macomb
Miss
Bessie
Nellie Hunter
Frank Pennington
Walter. Baird
Plymouth
Lyman Burrow
Industry
Glen
James Guy
Augusta
Asa Caplan
Brooklyn
Visitations and movers through Keokuk city society
Day evening Mr. Edward King and family moved to Keokuk returning that Sunday evening. Miss Blanche Perry of Quincy was a visitor in this city Sunday. Miss Enid Howell of Macomb was a visitor Monday. Mr. Fred Webster of Ft Madison Iowa was a visitor in this city Wednesday. Mr. Ben Kipling, who had been visiting Brooklyn, returned home Monday.
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Edward King
Keokuk
Blanche Perry
Quincy
Enid Howell
Macomb
Fred Webster
New Salem News Births and Local Notes
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gerard. Harold Hooper visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. R F Hooper. Mrs. Joe White called on Barry Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Griffeth plan a Saturday trip to visit their son Emmett and wife in Shawnee Oklahoma. Sam Moore suffered a slight stroke Tuesday morning but is improving. Faye Woodward had dental work in Griggsville Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Bradbury of Bowling Green Missouri visited her sister Mrs. Martha Gray and returned home Friday. Eugene Woodward and family moved from Quincy to their old north town home. Mr. Woodward plans to open a store in a few weeks. A millsidinary tea will be held Saturday night in the Sis brick building.
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Albert Gerard
Harold Hooper
Faye Woodward
Griggsville
Pine-Tar Honey Relieves Colds in Children Widely
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey touted as the best remedy for colds, claiming to reach the root of throat irritation and ease stuffed feelings. The ad emphasizes pine-honey qualities aiding children’s colds and notes early cold treatment reduces complication risk.
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Excelsior Stove’ Co
Eliven
Hufnager
Taylor Jenkins
Optical Co
5Th St
Ware Whig
Morris Brothers Shoe
2Nd
Vermont
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
Ney
Los
South Fourth
A. Nobby
U.S. Tire
B. F. Jones
Koenig’& Luhrs
Richardson
Lubricating Company
Jersey
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
F. Palmer
Tce Schiller
North 4Th St
Giles’ Bros
North 4Th
Giles” ‘Bros
South 4Th St
Coles Hot
Giles Brothers
West Side Square
A. Wittler
Maine
N. M. Powell
Care Whig
Kodak
Majestic
Vand
Bee W. Fe McCready
Benton City
Automobile Supplies
Clough-Reihm Co
Broadway
Willard
Clough, Reihm Co
18Th and Broadway
Smith Premier
Waig
Iil
Ford
Paul A. Wolf
Machinery & Motor. Co
Eleventh
Maine Streets
Carter
E. S. Clark
Carl A.futterer
Maine St
Ware
Wayland Co
International Mills
Inc
Norristown
Nat'l Nurseries
N.Y
Ruff Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers
Chancery Notice
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Golden
LA Belle, MO
Wall Stree
Colchester, Ill
By Budsee
Radu
Derma
Lhasa
Hal
Ha-HaRt
Amin
Bupdee
New Salem, Ill
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