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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

5

Crippled farmer shot near Mt Sterling by neighbor

Elwood Lent aged 66 of LaGrange Brown county was shot at 7 pm in the road near his home by Timothy OConnell a neighboring farmer. Lent died from 12 gauge shotgun wounds. OConnell fled and a mob pursues him toward Beardstown. A coroner's jury found Lent died from the gunshot and urged Brown county grand jury action.

Elwood Lent LaGrange Brown County Timothy O'Connell Lent O'Connell Mt. Sterling Beardstown J. L. Miller

Reverend Leemhuis Named Delegate for Conference

Reverend H J Leemhuis pastor of Salem Evangelical Church is named delegate for the Southern Illinois district to the general conference in Pittsburgh on September 25. He will miss two weeks, with Harvest Festival postponed to October 14.

H. J. Leemhuis Salem Evangelical Church Ilinois The Evangelical Church Pittsburgh

Quincy High opens football practice under new manager

Quincy High School held its first football workout Thursday at 4 pm with Captain Best leading returning vets Wessels Menke Heidbreder Farrar and McKinney. Players practiced passing kicking and ball handling as they job toward a winning season. New uniforms are needed and Ted Koelsch was appointed manager to finalize the schedule.

Quincy High School Captain Best Wessels Menke Heidbreder Farrar McKinney

St Mary's Academy Opens New School Year

The students of St. Mary's academy began registration and enrollment Wednesday. Regular work starts Thursday with a larger High school faculty and higher expected standards. Domestic science and languages receive more time, the commercial department focuses on business practice, and the music conservatory and art studio start Monday.

St. Mary's Academy Music Conservatory

Soldiers Enjoy Camp Parker Music and Readings

An entertainment for the soldiers at Camp Parker took place in the Y M C A tent on Thursday night. The Fifth Infantry band performed and volunteers delivered songs and readings. Participants included Private Brush and Private Atchison, Mrs. John Inghram, Mr. Atchison, and Mrs. Inghram, with Chaplain Fawcett in charge.

Camp Parker Fifth Infantry Brush Company F Atchison Rodgers Army Y. M. C. A John Inghram Inghram Fawcett

Brief Personal Notes Hit From Perry to Quincy

Miss Mamie Tripp returns home after seven weeks visiting Perry and Pittsfield. Mrs. William Jellison hosts Friendship Sunday School class at 421 Chestnut street with class teacher Mrs. Jellison and president Mrs. W. F. Kirtley. includes business and social session. Many local residents and visitors are mentioned with travels, visits, and health updates across Barry Camp Point Quincy and surrounding areas.

Mamie Tripp Perry Pittsfield Til William Jellison First Christian Sunday School Chestnut Street Jellison W. F. Kirtley Edward Luegering Prairie Avenue H. F. Lafler State Bank Fred Leach Frederick Chicago Jim Holder Henry Carpenter Augusta Theodore Bisser State Street Madge Sellers Barry Russell McConnell National Guards Nettie Gray Stanley Smith Eugene Smith Snyder Camp Point Woodland Martin Eckert Albuquerque Joe Bates William Callahan Roy Reed Lavin Henry H. Schoene Golden Blessing Hospital Ross la Prairie Daniel Hunsaker Margaret Gay Quincy St. Louis Edward Beckman North Fifth Street Grand Haven Mich James Barker L. Busby J. Y. Pearce F. C. Pierson South Eighteenth Street Brandt Crocker Kahoka Josephine Crocker Elm Street Springfield Harris Cook Henrietta Rudolph Tenk Loren Cox Denver Agnes Schleinecke Helen Riley Davenport Louise Weisenburger Marion Bondurant Ruby Zelpha la Belle Zelpha Bondurant Stevens College Columbia Jay E. A. Miller Sycamore H. E. Schmeideskamp Adams County Liberty George H. Wilson Ollie Ferguson Maine Street Lewistown John Mitchell

Wanted Young Man Driver and Sales Positions

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED young man over 16 with driving experience. Address A Wittler 310 Malime St Telephone 60489 FOR RENT neatly furnished room in downtown apartments modern gentleman preferred Call 717 Maine street WANTED Salesladies several vacancies at Kresge Co 5 and 10c store experience preferred good salary and raises Apply 6 8 9

A. Wittler Malime St Maine Street Kresge Co

South Side Store 10 Under Remodel For Bank Owners

Workmen remodeling the building owned by State Street Bank at 805 and 807 State street report good progress. When finished the lower floor will house Hoelscher Seifert Company and owners are sparing no expense to make the store among the best in the city.

State Street Bank State Street Hoelscher Seifert Company

Birth announced for Herbert Bushman family son

Mr and Mrs Herbert Bushman of 915 Vermont Street welcomed a son born Tuesday morning at Blessing Hospital. The item notes interactions about a sideshow stunt being attempted by some men.

Herbert Bushman Vermont Street Blessing Hospital

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