Boyhood trip and social club notes from Quincy
Perry C. Ellis departs by midnight train to Plattsburg Mo for weeks with his mother and brother. Social club of St Boniface Church plans open house with bowling and cards on the 29th. Misses Musholt Wismann Helsing win prizes in Young Ladies Sociality. Various local residents travel, visit, or return from trips to Hannibal Quincy and Yellowstone Park with brief updates on health and weddings.
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Perry
C. Ellis
Plattsburg
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
N. Y
Mr. Elis
Plattsburg, Mo
St. Boniface Church
St. Peter's
St. Agnes
St. Boniface
Agnes Musholt
Margaret Wismann
Mary Helsing
Barbara Wachtel
George’ Bakewell
Dorothy Bakewell
George Bakewell, Jr
Mr. Nelson
St. Louis
Quincy
Minneapolis
Edward Bakewell
Kathryn Miller
Bakewell
Dorothy
The Eternal City and The Lady in Red at Empire Hippodrome
The Empire Hippodrome presents The Eternal City on Sept 14 15 and Henpecked Hen ry on Sept 19 matinee and night. Sept 21 features The Lady in Red and Sept 22 Sam with Mizzi Hajos in an elaborate production. The show includes Glenn Hall Edward Martindel Gertrude Vanderbilt Will Philips Josie Introprodi and a full chorus with augmented orchestra. Robert Winterberg wrote 21 numbers with lyrics by Anne Caldwell and staging by Robert Milton and Frank Smithson.
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Henpecked
Henry
Lady In Red
Sam
Mizzi Hajos
Glenn” Hall
Edward Martindel
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Will Philips
Josie Introprdi
Muical
Robert Winterberg
Anne ‘Caldwell
Robert’ Milton
Frank Smithson
Love
California
Lulu Lavinia
The Eternal City Comes to Quincy Hippodrome
The Famous Players Film company presented The Eternal City in Quincy at the Hippodrome yesterday. Pauline Frederck starred as Donna Roma in a vivid modern Rome tale of life and intrigue. The production was praised as a flawless character study with grand settings. Showings continue today and Wednesday with matinees daily.
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Eternal City
The Lady in Red heads to the hippo drome Sept 2
Chicago critics praise The Lady in Red for music comedy balance with emphasis on music, comedy, cast, dancing, and special ties. The show arrives at the hippo drome after a sixteen weeks run at George M. Cohan Grand Opera House.
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Chicago
Hippodrome
George
MM. Cohan Grand Opera House
Berryhill Denies Death Note Claim On River Jump
W S E Berryhill of Soak Fourth Street disputes a Moberly Monitor note reprinted by the Whig alleging he planned to jump into the Mississippi from a Wabash train platform. He says he never wrote the note and never considered ending his life.
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E. Berryhill
W. Ss
Sam) Berryhill
Soak Fourth Street
Hampshire
Vermont Street
Whig
Moberly Monitor
W. S. E. Berryhill
Mississippi River
Berryhill
Local Pick-Ups Highlight Celebration Week in Overland
The column lists community happenings from Overland including church travels Reverend G D Hamm preaching in Palmyra and Reverend Hertzler returning to lead the German Methodist church. Local residents Mrs Lucien Mellen and families visit Chicago, while Mildred Tripplet dies and burials occur at Woodland Cemetery. Upcoming meetings address electrical workers plumbers carpenters and a Labor temple event hosted by Chicago socialist alderman J C Kennedy.
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Overland
G. D. Hamm
Palmyra
Hertzler
Blue Ribbon
Buffet
Hampshire
Mildred Tripplet
Adams ‘Street
Myrtle Tripplet
Milton
Tripplet
Mildred Trippiet
Mildred
Woodland
J.C. Kennedy
Chicago
Joseph. Helshake
Dick Bros. Brewery
H. Kaser
Barring
Quincy
E.C. Ance
Frankford
Newcomb Hotel
Board ‘of Directors
Y.M.C. A
Nagnie Fopper
N. Sheer
Cheerful Home
Gay Brexton
S. J. Moore
Sedalia
A. Frobes
Edina
St. John’s
Texas Wonder advertised cure and testimonials
The ad promotes Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, backaches, rheumatism, and irregularities in both men and women, with a claim it also regulates bladder issues in children. It offers mail order and notes a two month bottle costs $1.09 plus testimonials from other states.
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Texas
W.W. Ball
Olive Streat
St. Louis
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Country Club
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Greenman
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Detroit
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Brown
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San Francisco
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Edward Granacher
St. Mary's Hospital
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Johnston
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Washington, Mo
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Hibbeler
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Ernest Dick
Jacksonville
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New York City
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Paul Jr
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East Maine Street
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the Lady In Red
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H. Schwagmeyer
Schwagmeyer
Maine Street
Nicleyville
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Adalia
Payette
County
W. Coa. Martens
St. John's
Fred “Recksieck
Recksieck
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