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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1915

Page

3

Executor's Sale of Henry C Mulligan Estate in Adams County

By order of the Adams County Court in Illinois, on August term 1915, Harry J. Mulligan as executor will sell at public auction September 4, 1915 at 2 PM at the court house south front door Quincy, Illinois the real estate of Henry C Mulligan including dower interest of Julia E Mulligan and subject to 1915 taxes. Properties include Lot 13 in Block 88 in John Wood's Addition and the north half of Lot 3 in Block 23 in Willard Eyes Addition, with deed conveyed upon court approval. Attorneys Govert J. Lancaster for the executor.

Adams County Ilinois A. D Harry J. Mulligan Henry C Mulligan Joia E. Mulligan Della Young Frank’ W. Buckley John Enoch Quincy Adams Illinois John Wood Tlinois Henry C. Mulligan Julia E. Mulligan Harry J. Mulligan Govert J. Lancaster

An Opportunity in Rubber Advertisement Prospect

Investors are urged to share in millions in rubber stocks touted as highly profitable. The ad, signed by Adams and Company of the Ohig Building Arkon, markets “An Opportunity in Rubber” and promises a $50.00 reward to any live-wire. It lauds the City of Opportunity and its backers.

A . Adams and Company Ohig Building ARKON

Adams County Court Notice of Amended Chancery Bill

Adams Circuit Court Illinois September Term 1915 notice that Daniel W Crippen and Henry N Crippen reside out of state. An amended and supplemental Bill in Chancery has been filed and a summons issued returnable the first day of September term. If defendants fail to appear and answer, the bill may be confessed and a decree entered. Quincy August 19 1915. Clerk Erdew Beatty. Solicitor F W Munroe.

Circuit ‘Court Chancery Quincy Erde W. Beatty Per T. R. Petri Roy D. Johnson Daniel W. Crippen Henry N. Crippen Viola A. Bates Harry Bruns Carl Bruns Joseph Bates B. L. Hunsaker Charles “A. Terry Wilkes B. Gilmer John T. Gilmer Elenor Douglas ‘Peterson John T. ‘Gilmer Circuit Court Illinois Court A.D Simmons Big W. Beatty F. W. Munroe

After you lose a watch or parasol call The Whig

Advertisers advise readers to phone The Whig with lost items after misplacing belongings such as a watch or parasol. The notice also teases employing a Whig Want to reach more people and recover the item.

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Adams County estate sale notice in 1914 Illinois case

In Adams County Illinois the administrator John J Meints Jr seeks permission to sell real estate described as Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 33 Township 2 North Range 5 West to satisfy debts of Cobus Franzen deceased. Defendants listed reside out of state and are summoned to appear by September term 1915 at Quincy Court House. Proceeding conducted by Clerk W SMITH with Govert and Lancaster as solicitors for petitioners.

State OF Illinois Adams Said Ferm John J. Meints, Jr Trisey Franzen Fred. B. Franzen Harm’ Franzen Margaret Black Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Martens Bertha’Martens John Martens Harm Martens H. H. Emminga Harm. Franzen Margaret Block Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Bertha Martens Harm Franzen John. Martens John J. Meints Cobus Wranzen County Court Adams County Ilinois Cabus Franzen Quincy Bertha. Martens

Adams County estate claims notice for William Peuster

Public notice to all persons having claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased. Present claims for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. Executrix Cateparine Peuster, with Govert & Lancaster, Attorneys. debtors to estate urged to pay promptly.

State of Illinois Adams William Peuster Adams County Holden Quincy Cateparine Peuster Govert & Lancaster

Suburban News in Brooklyn and nearby towns

Local notes report new births Harry Barber and wife welcomed a son born Aug 26. Families visiting include Fred Blackburn and daughter Retta and Hazel Lantz. Several residents travel for visits and events. notable incidents include Bert Hillyer’s bicycle accident with injuries, and Fred Camp’s roadster mishap with a leg wound. Community members plan hotel sales and relocations, with Mr Miller leaving for Industry and the Brooks leaving soon. extended travels include Edith Hill visiting Quincy and George Lawson’s party heading to Petosky Michigan.

Brooklyn Harry Barber Fred Blackburn Retta Hazel ‘Lantz Otha Robinson Guinea Arias Stough Grosclaude Shiloh Hal Vandiver Pleasant View Mabel Will Tommie Macomb L. ¥. Sherman Chautauqua Helen Baken Bert Hillyer Fred Camp Fred Brooks Jas. Canarit Grindstone Canarit Ike Fellheimer Missouri Fellheimer Samuel Johnson Huntsville Sam Andy Brooks John Miller Miller Industry

Local Residents Visit and Travel Patterns Reported

Misses Doris Wood and Flossie Ken drick of Pittsfield visited midweek with Mrs. Villa Hooper. Charles Taylor of Chapin and wife called on Mrs. Elizabeth Hill. P. O. Peacock and daughter Geneva of Quincy spent several days with relatives. Nellie Dean of New Salem visited Alice White. Mrs. George Bell and two daughters with sister Mrs. Eugene Taylor stayed with Mrs. Riley and sister Mrs. Wilmer Taylor. Ella Slade visited Hannibal with Mrs. Clifford McCleery. Mrs. Henry Penny left for Billings Montana then Fresno California to visit relatives Alec and Elizabeth Ewing. Mina Hull of Pittsfield visited her mother. J. A. Boyd spent time in Meredosia on business. Dr. S. P. Peacock of Pittsfield was a Baylis caller. Sam Howitt, F. M. Powell and R. E. Grammer visited Pittsfield.

Doris Wood Flossie Kendrick Pittsfield Villa Hooper Charles Taylor Chapin Chirsday Elizabeth Hill Mina Hull Elizabeth. Hill J. A. Boyd

Local Visitors and Social News from Quincy Area

Miss Lena Carlin served as a caller in Quincy on Thursday. Mrs R K Adair visited Camp Point on Wednesday to see her mother Mrs Cossart. R K Adair, Warren Robbins, Sadie Poling and Isal Points attended a teachers' institute in Quincy. Mrs J L Robbins and daughters Lena and Thelma visited Mrs George Felsner of Bowen. Nellie White called in Golden on Saturday. Guy White and sister Helen left for St Louis for a week with Miss Irene Williams. Mrs Ed Vancil and children of Elmwood spent a few days here with relatives. Mrs Sadie Cromwell and son Lowell were town callers Thursday.

Lena Carlin Quincy R. K. Adair Camp Poin Cossart Warren Robbins Sadie Poling Isal Points Teachers’ Institute J. L. Robbins Lena Thelma George Felsner Bowen Nellie White Golden Guy. White Helen St. Louis Irene Williams Ed Vancil Elmwood Sadie Cromwell Lowell

Local Moves and New Arrivals in Bluffs Illinois

Conductor Thomas and family move from Keokuk to the George Scott property. Francis Thompson arrives as school superintendent and plans for the new year with classes starting September 6. W B Patton to present a new play September 7 at the Lewis Opera House. Several residents relocate near Quincy for farm work or move for opportunities. A new Bluffs physician Dr Day is now practicing. Diphtheria quarantine restricts Little Vern Wood at home.

Quincy John Horsey Dr.Day Bluffs Bessie Chatman Bloomington Ethe Mildred Chatin Rock ‘Island Ida Hamey Jameson Burlington Wills Arkansas Fred McMurry Hannibal Grace Okes Chicago Vern Wood

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