Estate of Charles B. Reynolds Probate Notice
State of Illinois Dams County in County Court. Estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased To Sumner B Reynolds Thomas Reynolds John Reynolds Oscar Reynolds Eddie Reynolds Luther Reynolds heirs of said deceased and to Sumner B Reynolds Thomas Reynolds John Reynolds Oscar Reynolds Eddie Reynolds and Luther Reynolds legatees and devisees of said deceased and other parties in interest Notice that on the 16th day of September AD 1915 at 10 o'clock a m a proceeding will be had in said County Court to admit to probate the last will and testament of said Charles B Reynolds deceased when and where you may appear if you see fit Quincy Illinois August 24th AD 1915 W J SMITH Clerk County Court By J C Whitefield Deputy Govert Lancaster Attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Illinois
Adams County
Charles B. Reynolds
Sumner B. Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds
John Reynolds
Oscar Reynolds
Eddie Reynolds
Luther Reynolds
Quincy
Adams County Chancery Notice of Divorce Case
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois a bill in chancery filed by J A Meyer against Maude Meyer case No 3499 seeks divorce with summons issued returnable October term 1915 at Quincy Court House. Defendant resides out of state. failure to answer will yield decree by default. Datum August 25 1915. Clerk Erde W Beatty. Deputy T R Petri. Roy D Johnson solicitor.
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State OF
Illinois
Adams
Tlinois
Sarah
B. Huggard
Winford
Huggard
Circuit Court
Ilinois
Court House
Quincy
Bearid
Quincey
Erde W,beatty
T. R. Petri
Frank Je Penick
State of Illinois
Iinois
Tenn
A. D
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
Arid
Erde W. Beatty
Per T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Adams County Court Warns Defendants in 1915 Partition
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois Wilkes B Gilmer by Zada Terry as next friend sues Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen and others in a partition case. An amended bill has been filed and a summons issued returnable September term at Quincy Court House on the third Monday in September 1915. Defendants urged to appear or allegations will be confessed and decree entered. Dated Quincy August 19 1915. Clerk Erde W Beatty and solicitor W Munroe.
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Adams
Illinois
Wilkes B. Gilmer
Zada Terry
Daniel W. Crippen
Henry ‘N. Crippen
Viola’ A. Bates
Harry Brung
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B. L. Hunsaker
Charles A. Terry
John T. Gilmer
Elenor Douglas
Peterson
Henry N. Crippen
Quincy
Circuit Court
Big
Erde W. Beatty
W. Munroe
Local Social Notes From Camp Point Illinois
Camp Point Illinois social updates list Mr Staton Appleben from La Prairie visiting with his sister Mrs Naomi Liggett and Mrs Susan Earl of Quincy visiting relatives. Friday Club held a birthday surprise for Mrs J O Ward with gifts. Various families from Columbus Louisville Shelbina Independence and Quincy attended funerals, dinners, and reunions. Mrs Mary E Keith funeral scheduled, Presbyterian church redecorations, and local theater show runs noted.
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Camp Point
Ill
Staton. Appleben
la Prairie
Naomi Liggett
Susan
Earl of
Quincy
Harry McWilliams
South Omaha
Neb
Fred Hunsaker
Essie
Wiliams
J. O. Ward
Mary Lower
Virginia
Columbus
Walter Rae
Ed Greenalch
Dick Curry
William Stecher
Leone Tunsaker
J. B .Ward
Tmogeone
Frank Mensendike
Willian Tunsaker
Lottie Ward
Social Union of the Christian Churin
Church Warlows
Walter
John Schrader
Philip Wisehart
Lewistown
H.C. Welsh
Leonard Hoke
Martha Harris
Philip’ Wisehart
Louisville
Colorado
Isabella Stout
Inez
Independence
Kan
Presbyterian Church
William ‘Ryenell
Photoplay
the Merchants
Bessie Nelson
Ouincy
Camp ‘Point
Oldest Public House Keeper Celebrates 90th Birthday
William Van Osten of Philadelphia marks his 90th birthday, noted as the oldest public house keeper by length of service. He has run a bar and restaurant for 69 years and plans to visit Independence Hall on the next Fourth of July, a tradition begun as a child with his mother. He has made yearly pilgrimages to the Liberty Bell since age six, often alone, never missing a year.
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Philadelphia
William van Osten
Billy
Boniface
Independence
Hall
Nebraskan Arrives In Port After Torpedoing
The American steamer Nebraskan torpedoed and seriously damaged by a German submarine off Fastnett on May 25 arrives in port in ballast. The incident heightened U S German tensions until Germany expressed regret and promised reparations.
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New York
Fastnett
Germany
Dr Kings New Life Pills Lift Mood By Aiding Liver
An 19th century style ad claims health and happiness depend on the liver with Dr Kings New Life Pills. The product supposedly wakes the liver to improve bile flow and bowel action, banishing moody days. Price listed as 25 cents per bottle.
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Dr. King
Adams County public notice of estate settlement for William Peuster
Illinois Adams County public notice invites all claimants against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present claims for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. Creditors are urged to immediately pay any amounts owed to the executrix Caterarine Peuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams County
William Peuster
Quincy
Caterarine Peuster
Govert & Lancaster
Lost items prompt call to The Whig ad desk
When you misplace a watch parasol or similar item make a quick call to The Whig Lost ad service to start a listing and spread the word. This reader notice encourages prompt placement and wide local reach for missing belongings.
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The
Whig
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Administrator's Sale of Real Estate
Adams County Illinois notice of administrator Emma A Schmidt selling real estate of William G Schmidt deceased at public sale October 11 1915 at 10 a m in Quincy Adams County Illinois Lot 2 Mathew Dick Subdivision Black 72 John Wood's Addition clear of mortgage subject to homestead dower rights terms cash. Wm Schlagenhaus attorney for administratrix. Dated September 11 1915 Quincy Illinois
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Adams County
Ofllinois
William G. Schmidt
Quincy
Mllnois
Mathew Dick
Tohn Wood
Ilinoise
Emma A Schmidt
Wm. Schlagenhaus
Local residents share news from Griggsville to Quincy
Mr and Mrs Eugene Dorsey bought a Studebaker via Pittsfield agents. Chautauqua in Griggsville delayed by rain. Mrs Theo Hodge improves her North residence. John E Morton celebrated his 83rd birthday with family. Sister Ann Terrill near 90 sends congratulations. Twins of Charles Nightwonger ill this week. Oral Wendling visits Hannibal. Anna Reynolds hosts Ladies Missionary society. Booster Club hosts county supervisors for state road talks. Rev McLoughlin buys a Ford from Mt. Sterling. Edith Smidth tutelage at high school. Daniels brothers and guests suffer a severe accident near Perry Fish Hook. all escape unharmed. H H Hawkins family travel to Chicago to seek specialist for daughter Florence. Kemp hosts butcher shop duties. Opal Mayfield visits grandparents in Ursa. Lena Maberry and Albert Nicely in Quincy. Felsman visiting Basco. John Hatton runs restaurant. Grandma Graham improving. Madge Nutt and Clarence Hart ill. Dolphus Reed leaves for New Mexico after visit. Ora Robert and Dorris Kemp visit grandparents in Carmen. Late Foling returns from Ruth Baggerly funeral in Hamburg. J B Cavanaugh travels to Rochester after sister Mary’s death. Nell Zinn and Hazel Hawkins to Carthage for college. J L Miller at TriState Beekeepers in Hamilton. Wishon family and Bowen visit. Gillham and family, Randell and Beulah Randall to Quincy for show. Mattie Lohr of Mendon visiting mother. W Nutt of Mendon visiting G Wolf home. Joe Clark and Ralph Clark go to Quincy. Ralph to attend school. Sylvia Jagels leaves for St Mary’s Academy in Quincy. Alvin McCune heads to Huntley Minnesota to visit brother Robert.
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Eugene Dorsey
A. Severn
Studebaker
Pittsfield
Griggsville
Theo. Hodge
John E. Morton
Wyas
Ann Terrill
Quincy
Charles Nightwonger
Hannibal
Anna Reynolds
Ladies’ Missionary Society
M. E. ‘Church
Perry
McLoughlin
Mt. Sterling
Stary Schaffnall
Edith Smidth
Our
John
Lawrence Daniels
Fish Hook
H. H. Hawkins
Chicago
Florence
Foling
Hamburg
Ruth Baggerly
J. B. Cavanaugh
Rochester
Minn
Mary
Carthage
Nell, Zinn
Migs
Hazel Hawkins
J. L. Miller
TriState
Mattie “Lohr
Mendon
Cory
W. Nutt
George Wolf
Joe Clark
Ralph
Sylvia Jagels
St. Mary's Academy
Alvin McCune
Huntley, Minn
Robert
Wonderful antiseptic Sloan's Liniment promotes healing
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a powerful antiseptic that stops infection and kills germs with a single application. It claims pain relief, infection neutralization, and improved blood flow, urging constant readiness with 25c and 80c sizes and noting the $1.00 bottle provides six times more than the 25c size.
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Sloan
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