Adams County Court Adopts Amended Chancery Bill
In Adams Circuit Court an amended and supplemental bill in chancery has been filed against Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen Viola A Bates Harry Bruins Carl Bruns Joseph Bates B L Hunsaker and Charles A Terry as guardian for Wilkes B Gilmer and John T Gilmer. A rule to show cause and moris has been issued returnable the first day of the September Term 1915 at Quincy. Defendants residing out of state have been warned to answer or the bill will be confessed and a decree entered. Dated at Quincy August 19 1915. ERDE W BEATTY Clerk RB W MUNROE Solicitor for Complainant.
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Ilinois
Adams
Illinois
J. A. ‘Meyer
Maude Meyer
Tllinois
Chancery
Court House
Quincy
Circuit Court
Erde W. Beatty
Per T.R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Dinos
Wilkes B. Gilmer
Zada Terry
Daniel
Crippen
Henry N. Crippen
Viola A. Bates
Harry Bruins
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B.L. Hunsaker
Charles A. Terry
John T. Gilmer
Eleanor’ Douglas Peterson
Daniel W. Crippen
Circuit ‘Court
A. D
RB. W. Munroe
Trisey_ Franzen
Fred. B. Franzen
Harm
Franzen
Margaret
Catherine’ Miller
Ida
Margaret Block
Catherine, Miller
Tda
Ostendorf
Cobis
Martens
Bertha Martens
John Martens
Harm Martens
Harm Franzen
Margaret ‘Block
Cathérine Miller
Ida Ostendorf
Cobus Marténs
Bertha Marténs
John’ J. Meints
Cobus Wranzen
Wnt
Adamis County
Milinois
Cobus Franzen
Catherine Miller
Cubus
Adams County Illinois will probate notice of Charles B Reynolds
In County Court Adams County Illinois estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased. notice to Sumner B Reynolds Thomas Reynolds John Reynolds Oscar Reynolds Eddie Reynolds Luther Reynolds legatees devisees and other interested parties of probate proceeding to admit the last will and testament on September 16 1915 at 10 oclock a.m. in Quincy Illinois court.
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Charles B. Reynolds
Illinois
Executor's Sale Of Real Estate In Adams County
By order of the County Court of Adams County Illinois made at the August 1915 term, Harry J Mulligan executor of Henry C Mulligan deceased petitions the sale of estate realty. The sale is set for September 4 1915 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Court House in Quincy Illinois.
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Tate
Adams County
Illinois
Harry J. Mulligan
Henry Co. Mulligan
Julia E. Mulligan
Della Young
Frank W. Buckley
John Enoch
Harry J
Public sale of real estate in Adams County Illinois
County of Adams and State of Illinois sell at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash the described real estate in Adams County Adams Illinois. Includes Lot thirteen in block eighty eight John Wood's Addition to Quincy and the north half of Lot three in block twenty three Willard Keyes Addition to Quincy. This is the estate of Henry C Mulligan deceased with Julia E Mulligan dower. Taxes for 1915 apply. Executor Harry J Mulligan. Govert and Lancaster Attorneys for Execut ors.
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Adams
Thllinois
Tllinois
John Wood
Quincy
Illinois
Willard Keyes
County of
Henry C.mulligan
Julia E. Mulligan
Harry J.mulligan
Henry Culligan
Govert & Lancaster
Notice to creditors in Peuster estate Illinois Adams County
Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present them for adjudication at Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. All indebted persons should pay immediately to the executrix Catharine Peuster, with Govert and Lancaster as attorneys.
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Illinois
Adams
William Peuster
Adams County
Quincy
Catharine Peuster
Govert & Lancaster
Mine Safety Conference Opens in Birmingham Alabama
The national push for greater mining safety gains momentum as a three day conference begins in Birmingham under the American Mine Safety Association. Southern interstate contests in first aid and mine rescue will name a winning team to go to San Francisco for national competitions later this month.
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Birmingham
Ala
American. Mine, Safety Association
San Francisco
Ursa and Surrounding Towns Social Notes Update
Ursa Illinois and nearby towns report social and local happenings from last week. Daugherty of Quincy and Van Dyke of Marcelline appeared as callers while Anna Seals of Marcelline was seen on our streets. Mrs W S Inman and daughter left for Portland Oregon. Funeral services for Mrs Frank Flack were held at the Christian church with Interment at New Providence cemetery. The John Musolino company representative toured, a runaway incident at the depot damaged a buggy, and Edna Flack shopped in Gem City. Prof Hall moved into the former Guy Brown house and will lead the upcoming school term. William Kells of Mendon visited Ursa. Mrs Carlin of Quincy spent time with her father. J C Hollis remains ill. King daughters visited Miss Elsie Van Nosdall and had portraits taken. Class No 4 of the U P S S organized under Mrs Philip Miller with a supper at Strickler restaurant. Erma Darow had to give up a Plymouth teaching post due to illness.
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Ursa
Ill
TF. Daugherty
Quincy
Chester van Dyke
Marcelline
Anna Seals
James Andrews
W.S. Inman
Portland
Ore
Frank Flack
Christian Church
Barnett
Lutheran Church of
John ‘Musolino Company
Henry’ Barnes
Arthur Trent
Edna Flack
Hall
Guy ‘Brown
William Kells
Mendon
Clayton
William
Carlin
Philip ‘Miller
Miller
Strickier
Erma Darow
Plymouth
Marblehead Notes Include Injured Uncle Jim and Local Events
Uncle Jim Smith recovering from a recent automobile accident. Ed Starke and family moved to Hannibal. Attended Bluff Hall picnic. Velma Smith visiting Quincy. Philadelphia Mo ball club to play Marblehead in a Sunday double header. large crowd expected. Willie Lanam recovering from lost foot while riding quarry rock cars. George Stolberg of Carthage visiting home, boasting fishing tales and calling some catches dog fish.
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Marblehead
Ill
Jim Smith
Ed Starke
Hannibal
Threshing Weather and Local Social Notes in Kingston
Kingston residents report cool weather aiding threshing and fall plowing progress. Local visits include Mrs Edward Kistner with tonsillitis, Mrs ALM Sims and Lowell visiting Pauline Heine, and Mrs Robert Moore from Neosha Falls. Sylvia Bowman spent Sunday with John Marigold. Joe Kilassing drove to Columbus. Attendees at Pleasant View picnic and revival meetings at Mound Prairie drew large crowds as Rev Wood preached. Luther returned from Astoria and Montana visits.
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Edward ‘Kistner
Alm
Sims
Lowell
Pauline Heine
Robert Moore
Neosha Falls
Kan
Sylvia Bowman
John Marigold
Joe Kilassing
Columbus
Pleasant View
Edward
Luther
Astoria
Ill
Montana
Mound Prairie
Misses Hinson and relatives visit in Golden Ill
Misses Mabel and Irene Hinson of Hamilton Illinois and their kin stayed several days with relatives here. Lola Hawkins Maude, Det ers, and Ethel Boston attended Typhers institute at Quincy. Mary Hughes Beutberg and two sons from Rockford motored from Quincy and visited J. M. Wallace and wife, who then drove them to La Prairie. Harold McConnell, son of Rev McConnell of Monmouth, visited with J. M. Wallace and friends. he is among the chautauqua managers.
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Mabel
Irene Hinson
Hamilton
Ill
Lola Hawkins
la Prairie
Harold McConnell
Rev McConnell
Monmouth
J. M. Wallace
Harold
The
Chautauqua
Social News From Pittsfield and Surroundings
D M and Mrs Thomas Gray visited John Block and family on Sunday. Willie Prébel attended Baylis after Tuesday. A R Gray conducted business in Pittsfield Wednesday. Dorcethy Moore joined Marie Hooper for a stay in Pittsfield. The missionary society met with Mrs Roy Dunham Tuesday afternoon. Albert Gerard and family moved into the Sargent house Wednesday. Dr Andrew, Rev Lessig and Nellie were Pittsfield callers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R F Hooper hosted dinner Sunday with Chas Hooper and family of Pittsfield, Wren Hoop wife of Baylis, and Mrs Alice Cromwell and children of Prescott Ariz. Mr and Mrs R P Griffith and reps hew, Earl Shrigley called in Pittsfield Tuesday. Earl will attend Chaddock school in Quincy for winter term. Miss Verna Seybold of Monmouth spent Sunday with Nellie Gray.
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D. M
Thomas Gray
John’ ‘Block
Willie Prébel
Baylis
A. R. Gray
R. P. Griffith
Earl Shrigley
Pittsfield
Earl Will
Quincy
Chaddock School
Verna
Seybold
Monmouth
Nellie. Gray
Marriage license granted to Ernest A Armstrong and Marie Sebreen
Kirksville Missouri notes list a recently granted marriage license to Ernest A Armstrong of Mingo Jasper Iowa and Marie Sebreen of Vege Mo. Other items mention visits and travels of local residents including Mrs C D Clemons of Memphis Hallie Cox of Macon Eurnice Cockrum Queen City and Dr Ace Cockrum, Tim Ryan of Milan, Mrs Allen Zeigler, and the Jackson family from Lancaster visiting Ellis Martin and family before returning home from Oklahoma.
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Ernest’ A. Armstrong
Mingo
Jasper
Marie’ Sébreen
Vege Mo
C.D. Clemons
Queen City
Ace. Cockrum
Tim
Ryan
Milan
Allen Zeigler
Kirksville
Clark Zeigler
Kansas City
GH. Jackson
Lancaster
Ellis Martin
Oklahoma
Duke of Connaught Reviews Canadian Troops at Exhibition
In Toronto on September 2, His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught governor general of the dominion was guest of honor at the national exhibition. He reviewed the troops with his staff and Canada's top civil and military officials and received the salute in front of the main grandstand.
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Toronto
Ont
Connaught
Dominion
Canada
Mai Grandstand
Michigan Circuit Judges Meet to Choose Presiding Judge
Lansing Michigan Sept 1 circuit judges gathered to select Michigan's first presiding judge under the 1915 Foster law. The conference aims to modernize court administration and expedite judicial work through systematic bench exchanges.
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Lansing
Mich
Circuit Judges of
Michigan
Arnica Salve Promoted For Skin Ailments And Wounds
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as protective and healing for skin blemishes pimples salt rheum eczema and minor injuries from pin pricks or scratches. It claims the salve prevents infection and dangerous complications and recommends a 2 ounce box from the druggist.
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