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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1915

Page

11

St Marys School in the South End Highlights Local Heritage

The St Marys parochial school at Seventh and Adams streets in Quincy, founded in 1867 by Rev Theodore Bruenner and later led by Sisters of the Order of O Fallon, shows nine grades and a current enrollment of 225. A remarkable features include a Spanish style stone wall around the complex, housing Indian stone tools, a shrine under a stone arch, and a display of relics with Rev Zurbonsen noted as a keen collector of regional stones and artifacts.

Quincy St. Mary’s Rey. Zurbocsen

Heavy rain floods Lewis County Missouri towns

A rare downpour struck Lewis county Friday night, soaking Monticello Ewing and Lewistown with over three inches of rain in places. Small creeks swelled into torrents washing out roads including a 15 by 20 foot washout two miles east of Lewistown on the O K line. Train service was delayed all day Saturday, with the first train crossing the washout at noon, about four hours late.

Monticello Lewis County Ewing Lewistown O. K

Local Pick-Ups from Overland Celebration Week

Local notes report attorney W Emery returning from Monticello Missouri after two days on a lawsuit. Miss Bessie Nelson funeral delayed for Mrs McComb from Utah. Little Hildegarde Terwelp recovering from a broken leg. A marriage license issued to James Warner and Davie Hannah. Rev Theo Blanker to resign throat trouble. Treland's taxi first 25c fare to city limits. Local plans include Knight Metors talk by Hower at Chamber of Commerce hosted by Irwin Overland Co. and a Majestic range demo at Street Hardware Co.

Bessie. Nelson Hampshire Ala Wallace Samuel Camp Point Chamber of Commerce Moberly Monitor James — Warner Quincy Iil Davie Hannah Hunteville Quincey Billy Stepker Chestnut Street Valparaiso University Chicago Valparaiso Theo. Blanker West Ely Blanker Treland Twenty -Fourth Street Jim Summers Pat Peckermeyer Doc Randal Mr. Schumacher L&j Bert Harrison Maple’ Street HHL Ivill Knight Metors Irwin- Overland Company

Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy

Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey touts pine honey qualities as a remedy for colds. It claims to reach the root of cold troubles, clear the throat, and relieve stuffed feelings, with noted effectiveness for children’s colds and avoiding complications when started early. Contains a 25e price reference.

Mystery note hints at river suicide from train platform

A note found in Moberly, Missouri, reportedly from W. S. Berryhill, May 10, 1:30 p.m., claims he jumped into the Mississippi River from a train platform near Quincy. Police doubt recovery possible, noting no town or exact platform is named and the note may be fake.

Moberly W. S Berryhill Quincy

Local firm wins three verdicts in Monticello case

Leach and Guinan of this city report three successive verdicts in their favor in a Missouri circuit court trial at Monticello. The matter concerned possession of a mercantile building in Lewistown leased to a Quincy firm held by Miles McNally and Jerome Pickard. The tenants won the latest two-day trial, with the jury out briefly, reversing earlier defeats and keeping the lease intact.

Leach and Guinan Monticello Lewistown Miles J. McNa Tri Bac

Hudson Owners Urged to Visit Local Repair Service

The Hudson Motor Company placed Mr T R Collins as a permanent repairman in the area to service Hudson cars and handle large cars of other makes. He is skilled in repairing and adjusting electric starters and lights, ensuring competence to remedy any trouble. Owners are invited to bring their cars for service with assurances of quality and specialty care.

Hudson Motor T. R. Collins Hudson Collins

Basco Community Field Meet Subscriptions Raise 560

Basco citizens and merchants contributed 560 to fund the annual field meet after rainouts on the 9th and 10th. The group plans automobiles and horse races plus other events, aiming to entertain about 7 000 attendees with a date to be announced within four to six weeks.

Kenady Basco H. Hartman E. C. Argast George A. Clere G. Plain A. W. Boos L. Ry Clark Glenis Krauth FP. McGinnis He Clampitt George Harrison Clarence Harris C. H. Biggs Aug. Kuhlman William Kuhlman J. V. Manuisser D. E. Biges George Russell Sherman Earls W. Seaton John Tieman Fred Tieman W. H. Jones T. E. Smith James Merriman Scott Fry Charles Anclet G. H. Harrison A. LeMaire Arthur Stockton William Rankin Frank Krouth W. B. Gerard Larkin Scott J.C. Cameron Ben Ruhs Frank. Lucie John McGee

Fabius River Floods Ten Road Places

C B Whittaker reported the Fabius river over the road in ten spots between Taylor and West Quincy. Heavy rains have flooded Missouri lowlands and prompted warnings for auto drivers. The road from the river bridge to the ferry landing remains in fine condition.

C. B. Whittaker Taylor Road West Quincy Taylor Missouri Whittaker Abbott the ‘Chamber of ' Comimercs

Barn fires strike Quincy farms amid lightning and losses

A barn on Fred Schnellbecker’s farm near Riverside township burned after a midday thunderbolt. Loss valued around 3500, with feed, machinery, harness, and a buggy destroyed. no stock died. Insurance coverage unclear. A second bolt hit George Reineback’s Old Lawrence place near Payson Friday night, burning a barn with 13 tons of hay and farm gear. All livestock had been turned out, avoiding casualties.

Fred Schnellbecker Fred Speckhart Riverside Township Schnellbecker Lawrence Payson George Reineback

Empire Hippodrome Week of Sept 12 24 Showings

At the Empire Hippodrome the Christian matinee and night showings run Sunday Sept 12 and Monday Sept 13 with The Eternal City to follow Sept 14 15 and 19 including matinees and nights. Sept 21 offers The Lady in Red and Sept 22 features Sari with Mizai Hajos.

Henry Sari Mizai Hajos

Stupendous film drama The Christian at Hippodrome

The Christian shown this afternoon and evening in eight reels and five hundred scenes. It features Earle Williams and Edith Storey in leading roles, acclaimed as top favorites and accomplished artists. The picture is presented as a major success from the dramatic stage to cinema.

Hippodrome Earle Williams Edith Storey

The Eternal City at Hippodrome in Quincy

The stupendous photo drama The Eternal City begins three days Monday at the Hippodrome. This remarkable production is possibly the most pretentious and spectacular film seen in Quincy. Pauline Frederick appears at her finest in a remarkable cast.

the Eternal City Hippodrome Quincy Pauline Frederick

Sari Has Been Booked at the Hippodrome September 22

The Hungarian operetta sensation Sari with Mizzi Hajos is booked for the Hippodrome on September 22. The show, produced by Henry W. Savage, known for The Merry Widow and The Prince of Pilsen, promises lavish scenery costumes and a top cast. Emmerich Kalman's music blends high operetta art with popular tunes and catchy songs, including inviting dances like the Whirlwind. Meanwhile Philadelphia advances a new rapid transit link, with the Broad Street subway seen as key to modern city travel, as Mayor Blankenburg breaks ground amid civic festivities.

Sari Mizzi Hajos Hippodrome New York Henry W. Savage Emmerich. Kalman Broad Street Philadelphia City Hall Plaza Blankenburg

Archbishop Ireland Reaches His Seventy Seventh Birthday

ST PAUL Minn Sept 11 Archbishop Treland named in connection with the cardinalate today marks his 77th birthday. No public observance was held by his wish. Born in Burnchurch Kilkenny Ireland he came to the United States at age 1 and has lived in St Paul since age 15. He has served as priest 4 years bishop 39 years and archbishop 28 years.

Ireland ST. Paul, Minn Treland Burnchurch Kilkenny United States St. Paul

Subway Project Starts in Philadelphia Ceremony Marks Step

Ceremonies today in Philadelphia began the process for a new subway line. Officials gathered as the project moved from planning to actual construction with formal rites and statements about its significance for the city.

Subway Philadelphia Philadelphta Pai

Cleveland to mark Perry victory site and fort memorial

Cleveland historical societies plan a ceremony to mark the anniversary of Perry's Lake Erie victory on September 10, 1813. The event includes plans to erect a memorial at the site of Old Fort Huntington along the lakefront to honor the war defense.

Old Fort Cleveland Patriotic

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE ST. Mary's School South End Seventh and Adams Street Father Zurbonsen Aids Orpheum Star Dora Loretta Lorettas Orpheum Overland W. Emery Lancaster Govert J. J. Freiburg Leach and Guinan Fabius Empire-Hippodrome Odell Odell's Overlanders Park Five Jewelry Stores Keokuk Hannibal Palmyra Sterling the House of Coed 'S Central Park West Majestic A.mgi Central Park Fairylind Pennsylvania Station Eighth Avenue Viodern Iron Works New Daylight Shop Fifth and Ohio Sts Daniel Frohman
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