Adams County Chancery Notice of Amended Bill
In Adams Circuit Court Davis September Term 1915 Wilkes B Gilmer by Zada Terry next friend complains against Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen Viola A Bates Harry Bruns Carl Bruns Joseph Bates B L Hunsaker and Charles AL Terry guardian of Wilkens Gilm er John T Gilmer and Eleanor Douglas Peterson John T Gilmer defendants Affidavit on file shows Crippen defendants reside out of Illinois Amended and supplementary bill filed and summons issued returnable September Court at Quincy third Monday unless defendants appear decree will be entered dated August 19 1915 clerk Beattie Munroe solicitor for complainant
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Ilinois
Adams
Tindis
Jn AA Meyer
Maude, Meyer
State of
Illinois
Quincy
Circuit Court
W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Daniel W. Crippen
Henry N. Crippen
Harry Bruns
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B. L. Hunsaker
Charles' al, Terry
Wilkens
B. Gilmér
John
Munroe
Public notice of Willian Peuster estate claims
State of Illinois Adams County public notice to all persons having claims against the estate of Willian Peuster deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the Adams County Court to be held October first 1935 at Quincy Court House. All indebted parties should make immediate payment to the executrix Catharine Peuster. Govert and Lancaster attorneys.
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Catharine Peuster
Govert & Lancaster
Lewistown Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Rosalia Turner returns to St Marys Academy work. Numerous residents travel to nearby towns for business, family visits, and illness. A barn fire destroys hay and dairy stock with substantial loss. no insurance. Court term, opera and vaudeville in town, school opens with Monticello’s Mott in charge. old settlers meet at M E church. car wreck near Pishook injures several.
Richfield Notes Local News and Visits
Richfield Illinois items report Sadie Quincy returning from Beverly to visit family and Mrs Josephine George from the Pacific coast visiting relatives in Hannibal and Quincy. Local residents Jack Moore and Esta Jones shopped in Barry and visited relatives. Chas Whitney’s remains were laid to rest in Shiloh cemetery. Mrs Core Fusselman of Richfield visited her daughter Elsie Hendricks. George Davis resigned as bank cashier for a higher salary elsewhere. Dr C E Beavers operated on John Carter for adenoids. Ada McCarl Florence Bonifield and Dollye Wagg helped. Floyd Seelye celebrated wedding anniversary. Florence Bonifield and Mary Wagg visited from Barry. Elmer Thompson and family visited his mother. W B Smiley visited from Quincy. Stanley Lease Idella Waters will return to Quincy school. Mary Haskins spent a week in Quincy with a sick sister-in-law. Dan Pusselman ill with heart trouble. Fred Tenhaus visited Newtown. Lester partners report potato yield and farm notes. Frank Eamphshire bought an Overland car. Miss Wasson of Pigeon Creek visited James Richmond. Uncle George Morgan visited Roy McBride. Clarence Larrimore had auto wreck near Fish Hook. Willis Brown sustained collarbone fracture. Ivah Hinkle and Mrs Hinckle Ramsey Thompson Inaman of Payson attended the W F S. Mae Monrot in Quincy for millinery. W W Lester and J A Beam on business. Win Fusselman’s family attended Old Folks meeting.
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Chas
Barty
John Carter
Ada McCarl
Florence Bonifield
Dollye Wagg
Floyd. Seelye
E. C. ‘Bonifield
Florence
Barry
Elmer Thompson
W.B. Smiley
Quincy
Stanley
Lease
Idella Waters
Mary Haskins
Dan Pusselman
Fred Tenhaus
Newtown
Léster
Jong He
Eaimpshire
Wasson
Pigeon Creek
James
Richmond
George Morgan
Roy “McBride
Liberty
Clarence Larrimore
Fish Hook
Willis Brown
Richfield
Ivah
Hinkle
Mesdames Hinckle
Ramsey
Thompson
Inaman
Payson
The
Mae Monrot
W. W
Lester
J. A. Beam
Kingdom
Win, Fusselman
Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Liver Action
An ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for sluggish liver and bile flow, claiming they wake up liver action, increase bile, and improve mood. At 25 cents per bottle, the product is marketed to end gloomy days through stronger bowels and better digestion.
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Dr. King
Local notes from Hannibal to Hull and Quincy
Jas Turner return from Middle town and Sen Kenedy on business in Hannibal Tuesday. Rev Galthorn moved into John Reeds house on Pleasant street. Ellis Richmond family back to Chicago after visit here. Mrs Spague and daughters Dorothy Ella return from Macon City. Helen Spague began teaching at Prairie school. About fifty attended the Quincy show Saturday. Rev Owens preached farewell and leaves for Springfield conferences. Highway commissioners met and let contracts totaling 2000 for bridges and repairs. A A Arms of Champaign in town Tuesday. School opened with 200 enrolled. Dark Ward attended board meeting. FW Hackman, retired capitalist and landowner, in town. John Cook at auditors meeting. Chas Whitney dies at S and S Hospital Quincy. remains brought to Hull. interment at Shiloh church.
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Quincy
Owens
Springfield
Highway Commissioners
A. A. Arms
Champaign
S. -and- 5
Hull
Shiloh” Church
Busy Monday in Fowler as farmers haul lumber
Monday was a very busy day on Fowler farms with farmers hating coal and Mr Restler hauling lumber for his new insideites on the northeast edge of Fowler. The Fowler correspondent met Mr Miter Cox of The Quincy Whig who plans to cover the territory monthly hereafter. Miss Pearl Aneal from Chicago visited her parents. Ralph Worman leaves for Carthage to attend high school this winter. Young people meet at the Methodist church next Sunday at 7. Preaching at the Christian church starts at 8. A group attended the circus in Quincy on Labor Day. Frank Trout and family visited Quincy relatives. Leroy Farrell of Streator visited his parents. JL Mackey went to Keokuk to see his new grandson. Esther Edy Frisbic and Elizabeth Knapp with Gerald Knapp of Mendon were Saturday evening visitors.
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Restler -Staul
Miter
Cox
Quincy Whig
Pearl Aneal
Chicago
Bill Aneal
Ralph Worman
Carthage
Methodist Church
Quincy
Frank Trout
Leroy Farrell
Streator
Mackey
Keokuk
Esther Edy
Frisbie
Elizabeth Knapp
Gerald Knapp
Mendon
Fred Borghaulthaus
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Zada ‘Terry
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Lickbee
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al Hill
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Alta McVay
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Pishook
Richfield, Ili
Sadie Quincy
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Hannibal
Jack Moore
Esta “Jones
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Perry Mide
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