Pittsfield Jurist Is Honored by Bar
Pittsfield Oct 28 Justice of the Peace S P Rupert marked his 80th birthday. Longtime local official, the bar association presented a fund and escorted him to Shriver Clothing for a full outfit. Residents note his decades of service and kinship with the Pittsfield township office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
S. P. Rupert
Bar Association
Squire Rupert
Shriver Clothing Company
Sarah Fudge
Kewanee
William
Tle
Frank Fudge
Great Lakes
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ardelia McFaddin
Wallens
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles M. Hirsheimer
Daugh
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised To Clear Scrofula Humors
Experience and observation show scrofula and humors cause eruptions and skin trouble. Hood's Sarsaparilla, a blend of roots barks and herbs, purifies blood and aids health. It has stood the test of forty years and is advertised as a reliable remedy.
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Adv
Deaths and Funerals in Local City
Mrs H D Mueller Sr dies after stroke at 73. Born in Germany last May she came to the city in 1866. Survived by husband Herman Sr son Herman Jr two daughters Mrs Perry Duff Galesburg and Mrs Peter Pinkelman of the city five grandchildren. Funeral at Camp Point for Mrs C E Taylor widow of Rev Charles E Taylor. Dr J A Davis of Kansas City dies of pneumonia leaving wife Mary and two children Loretta and William. Funeral for Mrs Margaret Murphy to be held Monday morning at home and St Rose church. Mrs Gertrude Bachmann funeral at St John s Lutheran church. Miss Lila Baker laid to rest at Woodland. Alvina Kleemeyer laid to rest at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Ter
Marian
Gene Stebbins
Congregational Church
Mississippi
Christian Church
St. Louis
A. McGuire
Grace Daniels
Hammond
Ind
Shirley Pierson
Henry Linderman
Harry White
John Garrett
Lawrence, Kane
David L. Benn
Nina Weihl
Ida Hall
George Weaver
Jacksonville
Eva M. Orr
Battle Field of
Shiloh
H. D. Mueller
Chestnut Street
Germany
St. John's Catholic Church
Herman, Jr
Perry Duff
GC. E. Taylor
C. E. Taylor
Chaddock School
Wesleyan
J. A. Davis
Kansas City
Kas
Katherine Quinlivan
Kentucky Street
Mary O'Brien
Quincy
Loretta Davis
William Davis
Margaret Murphy
Aargaret Murphy
North Sixth Street
St. Rose Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Gertrude Bachmann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
Lila Baker
Mumper’s Chapel
W. O. Shank
Central Baptist Church
R. H. Hartley
Presbyterian Church
George Reeves
Lillian Brown Inghram
Alvina Kleemeyer
Alvina
Frank Kleemeyer
Broadway Road
Greenmount Cemetery
Mrs Spencer Dies After Operation In Wichita Home
Mrs T B Spencer mother of Mrs Arthur Garrett died at 5 o clock Saturday morning in her Wichita Kansas home after an operation she submitted to months ago. She leaves two daughters the one in this city and Mrs C S Welsh of Wichita.
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T. B. Spencer
Arthur Garrett
Maine Street
Wichita
Kan
C. S. Welsh
Mrs Johnson Funeral to Be Held at Bethel A M E Church
The body of Mrs. Charles Johnson colored of 113 South Tenth street died Thursday in Milwaukee arrived Saturday on the Wabash. Funeral set for 10 oclock Monday morning at Bethel A M E church.
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Charles Johnson
South Tenth Street
Milwaukee
Bethel A. M. E
Quincy Doctors Attend Meeting
Dr. O. F. Schuilian Dr. John A. Koch and Dr. E. B. Montgomery returned from Chicago after the eighth annual session of the Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America. Montgomery was elected to membership. The others have long held membership. An instruction from John G. Bowman of the American College of Surgeons forbids physicians who divide fees from practicing in any approved hospital.
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O. F. Schuilian
John A. Koch
E. B. Montgomery
Chicago
Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
Montgomery
Quincy
John G. Bowman
American College of Surgeons
Company E Drills On Monday Nights
A meeting in the armory by Co E Tenth Illinois infantry decided to hold regular drills Mondays 8 to 9 pm and non commissioned officers' school on Thursdays. Plans include gym, Swedish naval exercises, basketball and boxing with a four man committee to manage expenditures and fund reports. Recruits must pass a strict physical and have no dependents objecting to service.
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Armory
Co. E
Tenth Illinois Infantry
Jack Herricix
Drug raid prompts identification of seized narcotics
Police in Quincy report a raid on an Aldo Sommer Drug Co site at Third and Hampshire yielded $500 to $600 worth of narcotics stolen goods. Chief Louis Melton and chemist L E Carson traveled from Quincy to St. Louis. several suspects were arrested and may face charges if evidence ties property to the Quincy firm. Raymon Hall of Canton, 27, posted bond after being jailed on a worthless check charge filed by local liquor dealers.
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St. Louis
Sommer Drug Company
Aldo Sommer
Third
Hampshire
Louis Melton
L. E. Carson
Summer Drug Company
Rai
Quicy Company
Quincy
Canton
Raymon Hall
Mel and
Piercy
Melton
Hall
Zach Cissna
G. Smith
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Rupert
Disselhorsts
W. A. Simmonds
Maine ST
Demonstra
Tion On
Weilers
N. Sth Street
Company E
Burson
T 58E
Clarence Loehr
Edward Woltering
Albert Woltering
Leon Barton
John T. Mackey
Kansas
Camp Logan
Camp Funston
Groves &T
Red Cross Society
Council of Defense
Herbert Hoover
Bolivia
You
Rleta
Wit
Appenzell
Madeira
Clarence Loshr
Imperial E Twilla
Copenhagen
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