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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

2

Former resident dies in Fontanelle Nebraska

Sophia Sprick, 81, born in Germany, widow of Henry Sprick, died at home in Fontanelle at 9:30 pm Tuesday after a morning stroke. Survived by seven children including Henry C. Sprick and Mrs. George Roth of Quincy, and Mrs. Mary Sick of Sterling Nebraska. Her family, noting overland westward move, and her Nebraska life, file as obituary details.

Sophia Sprick Henry C. Sprick State Street Fontanelle Neb Quincy George Roth Sprick Nebraska Mary Sick Sterling, Neb Sophia Krueger

Acids in the System Purification by S S S Blood Remedy

Acids in the system poison the blood causing skin and mucous issues heart brain and nerves. Eliminate acid and purify blood to end trouble. S S S has nourished blood for over half a century, a vegetable tonic. Call your druggist or write Medical Department Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.

Medical Department Swift Specific Co Atlanta

Funeral attendance for Fontanelle burial in words

Emma Langhorst Mrs Anta Niebaum Albert Sprick and Mrs Henry C Sprick and George Roth travel from Atchison to Fontanelle for a funeral service at 2 30 pm Friday with burial there. The party leaves on the 6 oclock train Wednesday evening.

Atchison, Kansas Emma Langhorst Anta Niebaum Albert Sprick Fontanelle Henry C. Sprick George Roth

Mrs Frances Carr former Adams county resident dies in Jonesboro

Mrs Frances Carr wife of Samuel T Carr dies at her Jonesboro Ark home after a five day illness ulcers of the stomach. Born July 3 1857 in Melrose township she was 59. Survived by four children John Carr Oregon Wilbur Carr Rockwell NM Ed Carr Jonesboro and Mrs G W Brownfield Jonesboro two brothers Dan and Jesse Reeder Melrose Township nine grandchildren. Funeral for Mr and Mrs Carr to be held in Jonesboro this morning.

Frances Carr Adams County Samuel T. Carr Jonesboro Ark Carr Reeder Melrose Township John and Mary Reeder John Carr Oregon Wilbur Carr Rockwell, N. M Ed. Carr G. W. Brownfield Dan Jesse Reeder Mrs. Carr

Funeral notices for Strothman Fees and Lyons

The funeral of Ida Strothman was held at 2 PM Wednesday at the home 915 South Ninth Street with Rev. I W Bingaman leading and the Salem church quartet singing. Anton Fees was buried after services at St Marys Catholic church and St Boniface cemetery. Edna B Lyons infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Mart Lyons was laid to rest at Greenmount cemetery following services at 2 PM Tuesday at the family home.

Ida Strothman South Ninth Street I. W .Bingaman Luther Memorial Church Salem Church Joseph Wand John Groff George Altrogge William Hoener Louis Hoener Albert Zolle Greenmount Cemetery Anton Fees William Fees Delaware Street St. Mary’s Catholic Church Father Zurbensen Fred Bickelhaupt Frank Meyer John Dowd Michael Quinlivan B. W. Lee Tim Ford St. Boniface Cemetery Edna B. Lyons Edna Mart Lyons South Twenty-third Street W. D. Endres First Christian Church

Funeral notices for Platt Klene and Butler in local area

Josiah H. Platt's funeral is at 2 30 this afternoon at the family home in RiverSide township North Fifth street with burial in Woodland cemetery Ferdinand Klene's funeral is at 8 30 Saturday morning at the family home 1274 South Fourth street and at 9 in St Boniface Catholic church burial in St Boniface cemetery J William Butler's funeral is at 8 30 this morning at the home 606 North Seventh street and at 9 in St Peter's Catholic church burial in St Peter's cemetery

Josiah H. Platt Riverside Township North Fifth Street Woodland Cemetery Ferdinand Klene South Fourth Street St. Boniface Catholic Church St. Boniface Cemetery J. W. Butler J. William Butler North Seventh Street St. Peter’s

Illinois State Band at Highland Park Picnic

The Illinois State band presents an afternoon program at 2:00 featuring Old Friends Mackie Overture Raymond Thomas Long Yanka Hula Hickey Dula Miss Pansy C Hood Popular Medley Go Get Em Mannholz Duet America I Love You L Ilsie Miss Pansy C Hood Miss Ruth Randolph Sweet Heart Time Ryder Solo Shade of Night Miss Ruth Randolph Evening program at 8:00 opens with Hello Built Scouten Romany Waltzes Keiser solo Miss Pansy Hood Popular Medley Remicks Vocal solo Miss Ruth Randolph Popular Selection of Songs Berlin March American Trumpeters Lake

Illinois State Band Highland Park Mackie Overture Raymond—Thomas Long Yanka Hula Hickey Dula’— Young Pansy C. Hood Go Get 'M Mannholz America Love You Leslie Pansy C J Hood Ruth Randolph Ryder Miss Ruth Randolph Hello Scouten Keiser Pansy Hood Remicks Berlin Lake

Farver Ear Severed by Telephone Wire Near Ethel

R O Swink a farmer near Ethel Missouri was injured when a loose telephone wire struck his car. The wind lifted the wire and severed one ear, with severe facial bruising and heavy blood loss before medical help arrived.

Farver R. O. Swink Ethel Albert Swink Mr. Swink

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Liver Boost

Advertisement claims impurities in the body cause dullness and complexion issues. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild laxative to cleanse the system, improve mood, and produce a cheerful morning, urging purchase at the druggist for 25 cents.

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