Chancery Notice In Adams County Illinois 1915 Divorce Case
Adams County Illinois chancery notice announces a divorce case, Meyer versus Meyer, with summons issued and to be returned in October 1915 at Quincy Circuit Court. The notice instructs defendant Maude Meyer to appear. clerk Erden Beatty, deputy T.R. Petri, and Roy D. Johnson as solicitor are named. In the County Court estates matter Reynolds death, probate proceeding set for Sept 16 1915 at 10 a.m. in Quincy. W. J. Smith clerk and J. C. Whitefield deputy noted. Govert & Lancaster attorneys represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
B. Reynolds
Sumner B. Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds
John Reynolds
Oscar Reynolds
Eddie Reynolds
Luther Reynolds
al D
Quincy
Illinois
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Adams County Illinois
Notice of sale by Emma A. Schmidt administratrix of William G. Schmidt estate issued after a court order. The property, Lot 2 in Mathew Dick's Subdivision Block 72 John Wood's Addition Quincy Adams County Illinois, is free of mortgage debt but subject to homestead and dower rights. Sale is cash on October 11, 1915 at 10 am at the south front door of the Quincy Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
State of Illne
Quincy
Adams
Illinois
Mathew Dick
John Wood
Quincey
Emma A. Schmidt
William
Wm. ‘Schlagenhaus
Said
Illinois chancery notice in Adams County court matter
Amended and supplemental bill in chancery filed in Adams County Illinois Circuit Court against Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen and others concerning partition. Summons issued returnable September term 1915 at Quincy Court House. defendants urged to appear lest allegations be confessed and decree entered. Dated August 19 1915 at Quincy. Clerk Erdew Beatty. Solicitor F W Munroe for complainant.
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Illinois
Adams
Minois
Earth
Louse
Quincy
Circuit’ Court
Quincey
A. D
Erde
W. Beatty
Per T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Gircuit Court
Dlinois
Wilkes B. Gilmer
Zada Terry
Daniel. W. Crippen
Viola A. Bates
Harry Bruns
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B. L. Hunsaker
Charles A. Terry
Wilkes B
Circuit Court
Court House
Ww. Beatty
F. W. Munroe
Lost and Found Ad Guidance in The Whig
The Whig advises readers to telephone a lost item notice at once after realizing an item is missing such as a watch or parasol, stressing prompt lost ad placement for quickest recovery.
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the Whig
Estate of William Peuster Public notice to creditors
State of Illinois Adams County. Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915 the fourth day of the month. All persons owing the estate should pay immediately to Catharine Peuster Executriz.
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State of
Illinois
Adams
William Peuster
Adams County
Quincy
Catharine Peuster
Executriz
Govert & Lancaster
Barry Suburban News Highlights Local Happenings
Barry community notes cover extensive auto trip by D E Akers and updates on R S Watsons critical condition. A J Chamberlin family plans Long Beach visit while J A Harboura stays ill. Calexican visits, new dwelling by W W Watson, and Rev McKinney moving to Barry mark town changes. Royal Arch Masons plan fiftieth anniversary. real estate swap and Hotel Blair changes ownership stir local business. Burglary ring cracked with six youths arrested. investigations into remaining suspects progress.
Oiling Streets and Franchises Highlight Mt Sterling Meeting
Mt Sterling council held a shortened meeting to discuss oiling city streets and finalize the electric light franchise. A 3,000 gallon oil carload was ordered at 3.44 per 100 gallons from Standard Oil, plus a secondhand oil sprinkler for 45. Oil work to begin in about ten days. County and township highway officials anticipate miles of oiled roads next spring with interest rising in Lee and Versailles townships. State Fair delegates from Brown county include Edna Campbell and Mrs. C W Sellars for domestic science. boys John Kirkpatrick Claud Aber Russell Parks selected, with Sellars overseeing district representation.
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MT. Sterling
Til
Board of Permanent Improvements
Croxton
W. L. Friday
Briggs
Quincy
Standard Oil Co
Lee Township
Lee
Versailles
Brown’ County
Springfield
Edna. Campbell
North
Brown County
John Kirkpatrick
Claud Aber
Russell Parks
Sellars
Sloan's Liniment promises instant relief for pain
Facts for sufferers claim Sloan's Liniment dissolves congestion and injury with new blood flow, easing neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprains bruises and sore stiff muscles. Immediate penetration to the sore spot is claimed with pricing at 25c 60c and 1.00 for six times more.
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Sloan’s
Death of Daniel Fusselman at east of town
In Quincy Friday night Daniel Fusselman died after a two weeks illness of heart trouble. He leaves a wife and eight children. His remains were laid to rest Sunday at Shiloh Baptist Church. Services were conducted by Reverend Taylor. His wife is very ill and did not attend. Ellis Benson is visiting in the bank since Mr. Davis left. Earl Fusselman bought Sam Behymer’s property and will take possession soon. Apple picking has begun in William Larimore’s orchard north and Ed Larimore’s east of town. Trey will commence in the Watson orchard this week. Everyone is busy. Mrs Lester has returned from a trip to his Kansas farm. Miss Ethlyn McCumber departed.
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Barry
D. E. Akers
West
R. Watson
A. J. Chamberlin
Long Beach
Cal
J. A. Harbaura
Jennie Jones
California
Karl Sessel
Christian Church
R. W. Hart
J. M. Kaylor
Wm. Grecker
California Expositions
Madge Sellers
Mt.Carmel
Ill
Girls’ Seminary
Kenneth Gray
Akron
Auto
W. W. Watson
W. A. McKinney
Loraine
Ath
Harvey McCarrel
Hull
H. ¢. McCarrel
Royal Arch
Masons
Alinais
D. W. Gowdy
Rushville
Adams
Gowdy
Oren Hurlbut
Brookfield
Leslie
Barnes
Harry
DeJaynes
Dickason
Odiorne
Delford
van Camp
Brown
Joe ‘Lawson
Quincy
Japan
Georgia
McCumber
Daniel’ Fusselman
Shiloh
Taylor
The
Baptist’ Church
Ellis Benson
Davis
Earl Fusselman
Sam Behymer
Wm. Larimore
Ed Larimore
Trey
Watson
Lester
Kansas
Ethyln McCumber
Tioga Community News Sees New Pastor and Picnic Plan
EIOGA III reports Rev L E K Hagen attended the mission feast in Warsaw. Birth announced for a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Albert Shafer on September 9. Mrs MM Frazer improving after ten days of illness. Mrs S West sick. New pastor Rev C A Pitman to preach at M E South church on September 19. M E South to hold annual picnic at Ewing grove two miles north of Tioga on September 18 with Wareai band providing music. Storm last Thursday caused telephone damage and corn loss. Karl Muege family were Warsaw visitors. F W Muegge attended Warsaw mission feast.
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Eioga
L. E. K. ‘Hagen
Warsaw
Albert Shafer
M.E. South Church
Ewing Grove
Tioga
Karl Muege
F. W. Muegge
Citrolax laxative praised by Utah reader
A reader from Utah extols Citrolax as the best laxative for constipation and sluggish bowels. The testimonial claims fast, thorough flushing with no pain or after effects and notes the product’s non gripping action and minimal discomfort.
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Utah
Miller& Arthur ‘Drag.Co
Local Social Notes From Guiney and Quincy
Mrs J E Straub of Guiney spent Wednesday with Mrs N Wright Nina and Lois Berrier recovering from malaria fever gradually improving Mrs E K Chase and Miss Mary Chase visited Quincy for a few days Mrs Louise Engler of Quincy spent last week with Mrs Theo Berrian Universal Sunshine Embroidery Club met at Folkro home with Miss Margaret Jo Wilbur Lawless of Bowen announced engagement Miss Alta Dickhut and Miss Hyers of Paloma visited Miss Vesta Beckmeyer Wednesday Elmer Shipman spent Sunday with home folks Ralph and George Hildebrand proud owners of a Shetland pony and buggy to use to travel to and from school
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J.E. Straub
Guiney
Re N. Wright
Nina
Lois’ Berrier
E. K. Chase
Mary Chase
Quincy
Louise Englér
Quincy ’S
Theo. Berrian
Universal Sunshine
Folkro
Margaret
Jo. Wilbur
Lawless
Bowen
Alta Dickhut
Hyers of
Paloma
Vesta
Beckmeyer
Elmer . Shipman
Ralph
George Hildebrand
A CLOGGED SYSTEM Dr King's New Life Pills At Once
A vintage ad-style notice urges readers to take Dr King's New Life Pills for bilious, dizzy, listless symptoms caused by a clogged system. It promises immediate relief as the bowels move naturally without griping and claims poisonous matter harms a poorly functioning body. Available at 25 cents a bottle.
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King’s
New
General Ripley Dead
Rutland Vermont Sept 14 Brigadier General Edward H Ripley who led the first federal brigade into Richmond after the surrender of Gen Lee died tonight after a long illness He left Union College in the second year of the Civil War and raised a company going to the front as its captain and winning rapid promotion by distinguished conduct
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Ripley
Rutland
Vermont
Edward H. Ripley
Richmond
Lee
Union College
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