Estate of Charles B Reynolds probate notice
In County Court State of Illinois, County, heirs Sumner B Reynolds James Reynolds John Reynolds Oscar Reynolds Eddie Reynolds Luther Reynolds and other interested parties are notified that on September 16 1915 at 10:00 a.m. a proceeding will be held to admit to probate the last will and testament of the deceased Charles B Reynolds in Quincy Illinois August 24 1915
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Ilinois
Dams
Charles B. Reynolds
Sumner BB. Reynolds
Thomas Reynolles
John Reynolds
Oscar Reynolds
Eddie Reynolds
Luther Reynolds
Sumner B. Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds
Quincy
Illinois
Bethel Suburban News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Bethel notes Greely and Epworth visitors with Mr F M Kimbley and FR H Johnson leaving. Local farming, school moves, and road work mix with revival meetings led by Rev W H Pinkerton. Community updates include Illegible itemized names, Odd Fellows reunion, and calls for housing to attract residents.
Adams County Divorce Bill in Chancery Filed
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois a bill in chancery has been filed against Maudesfeyer in a divorce matter. A summons issued for appearance on the first day of October Term 1915 to be held at the Quincy Court House. If she does not appear, the bill may be taken as confessed and a decree entered. The case is recorded as No 3499 with clerk Erde W Beatty and deputy Pér T. R. Petri. Roy D. Johnson is solicitor for the complainant.
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County OF
Adams
Iiinois
Sarah. B. Huggard
Winford T. Huggard
Circuit Court
Circuit
Circuit ‘Court
Quincy
Quincey
Erde W. Beatty
Per T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Compilainant
Illnois
Illinois
A. Meyer
Maudesfeyer
State of
Chancery
Court House
Pér T. R. Petri
Roy. D. Johnson
Has your cook left a Whig Want will get another
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Adams County Court Notice of Amended Bill in Chancery
In Adams County Illinois a notice announces an amended and supplemental Bill in Chancery in Wilkes B Gilmer et al v Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen et al. Defendants Daniel W Crippen and Henry N Crippen reside out of state. Return day is September term 1915 at Quincy Court House. If no appearance and answer, allegations deemed confessed and decree entered. Dated August 19 1915. Clerk Erde W Beatty, Solicitor F W Munroe for Complainant.
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Dlinois
Wilkes
B.gilmer
Zada Terry
Daniel. W. Crippen
Henry N. Crippen
Viola
A. Bates
Harry ‘Bruns
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B. L. Hunsaker
Charles A. Terry
Wilkes B
Quincy
A.D
Erde W. Beatty
F. W. Munroe
Adams County public notice of will probate for William Peuster
State of Illinois Adams County public notice informs all claimants against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present their demands for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court at Quincy on the first Monday of October 1015. Executrix Catharine Peuster requests all debts be paid promptly to Goverty Lancaster, attorneys.
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State of
Illinois
Adams
Eaung
William Peuster
Adams County
Court House
Quincy
Catharine, Peuster
Executrix
Goverty , Lancaster
Opening of LA PRAIRIE school boosts attendance and improvements
LA PRAIRIE ILL school opened Monday with strong attendance in all grades led by Principal R K Adair. Edna Kilm of Quincy and Sadie Polary, primary, among staff. Summer renovations enhanced the building and grounds. Local happenings include births, circus trips, teaching lineups, family visits, a barn fire loss near Elm Grove, adenoids surgery in Quincy, and a marriage at Vermont Street Church between Roy Morton and Ida Carlin.
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Will Morton
Roy
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Miller
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Fred McKenzie
Roy O. Morton
Ida Mae’ Carlin
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Mendon area school starts with large enrollment
School opened on Monday with Supt G A Hillyer in charge and a staff including Miss Ruth Frazier Miss Ruth Reiman and grades taught by Miss Gertrude Erghott Miss Frankie Hillman Miss Pauline Glaze and Miss Eva Bolt A total of 197 pupils are enrolled the largest ever for the school Local families and students are noted traveling to colleges and visiting relatives amid community events and notices including a corrected family detail about Miss Sarah Elizabeth Baldwin
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Ruth Frazier
Ruth Reiman
Gertrude Erghott
Frankie Hillman
Pauline Glaze
Eva Bolt
Dana Wartick
Bride of
Sadoris
Ill
Joe Dickerman
Dorothy Barnett
Irene’ Nutt
Donald Thompson
Carl Quigg
Gerald Finlay
Fred Shupe
Carthage College
L. L. “Allen
Elizabeth
Peirce City
Mendow
Walter Baldwin
Quincy Whig
Sarah
G. H. Baldwin
Chas
Samuel Talbott
Talbott
Land
Mendon
Carlton “McCarl
David
Chicago
Bur
Ham
Henry Rowbetham
Missouri
Oller
Pleasantville
Local News and Socials From the Week in La Prairie Area
Mrs J B Woodworth visited friends in Augusta last Thursday. Eva Beckett and Amanda Sterrett returned home from a month with Charley. Sterrette family at La Mar Cole and Mr and Mrs C Sharrow visited Mr Sharrow's rock at Rockport NL. Mrs James Robbins and daughter Ada of Quincy visited Mrs J M Wallace Saturday. Mrs Frank Phelps of Augusta was here Saturday. C A Beckett returned from Redfield South Dakota. We plan to move to a farm there soon. Mrs Ellen Strahan and daughter Maggie and son John shopped here Saturday. Mr and Mrs J F White of La Prairie visited C O Cain and family Saturday. School opened Tuesday with J W Lewis principal. Perrin, Lucas, Leach, and King listed as staff. Dorvan Stevens returned to St Louis Wednesday morning. John C Hollis died Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Services Monday at 4 at the M E church. Remains sent to Galesburg Tuesday morning on No 10. Hollis born in England leaves six daughters, one son, and wife. Only two daughters remain.
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Augusta
Eva Beckett
Amanda Sterrett
Charley. Sterrette
la Mar
Cole
C. Sharrow
C. A. Beckett
Redfield
South Dakota
Beckett
Ellen Strahan
Maggie
John
J.F White
la Prairie
C. O. Cain
J. W. Lewis
Miss Perrin
Miss Lucas
TID GLADDENS TIRED FEET
An wartime style ad touts TIZ foot powder to ease sore burning feet and remove corns and blisters. It promises lasting comfort for dancers, walkers, and workers, claiming acids are drawn out and feet stay cool. A 25 cent box is advertised from druggists and department stores.
Funeral notice and local social notes from the Whig era
Mr Hollis’s funeral follows his long illness and esteem among friends. Miles Cox of Kewanee, a Whig representative, was seen on the streets this week. The U P choir and families, twenty four in total, traveled to Houghton Landing by Clayton auto truck for a day of fishing and boating, returning late with stories. John Wallace and Warren Downing departed for Redfield South Dakota to tend farm interests. Mr Holmes of Augusta bought the stock of C A Beckett.
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Miles Cox
Kewanee
Whig
U.P. Choir
Houghton Landing
Clayton
John Wallace
Warren
Downing
Redfield
South Dakota
Wallace
Holmes
Augusta
C. A. Beckett
Kingston Illinois Community News
Kingston Illinois residents celebrate fine weather and report births visits and travels. Mrs A M Sims and son Lowell return from Kansas after two weeks with sister Mrs Robert Moore in Neosha Falls. Elmer McClain and wife welcome a baby boy. Henr y Hofmeister and family announce a daughter. Several attend old settlers meeting at Richfield and community funeral in Barry for Mrs T J McVay. Kingston and nearby schools resume, Elmer Fingel to teach Kingston next Monday. Rev Noltensmeyer preaches farewell at M E church.
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Robert Moore
Neosha
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T. J. "McVay
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Pearl Diker
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Elmer
McClain
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Quincy
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Lon Sittler
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Noltensmeyer
M. Ev
Headache Stops Neuralgia Gone with 10 Cent Dr James Powders
Ad promotes Dr James Headache Powders as a fast relief for headaches and neuralgia. Claims quick, sure relief and widespread use by millions of men and women. Indicates price of 10 cents per package at drug stores.
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