Adams County Public Notice of Estate of Charles B Reynolds
State of Illinois Adams County ss Public notice given to all persons having claims against the estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased to present the same for adjudication at a regular term of the County Court of Adams County holden at the Court House in Quincy on the First Monday of November 1915 the 1st day of said month All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned Henry C Sprick Executor Govert Lancaster Attorneys
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Ilinois
Adams County
Charles B. Reynolds
Adams
County
Court House
Quincy
Henry C. Sprick
Govert& Lancaster
William Peuster
Catearine Peuster
Executrix
Govert & Lancaster
Adams Circuit Court Notice in 1915 Partition Suit
In Adams County Illinois the Adams Circuit Court issues a summons to defendants Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen and others for amended and supplemental bill in chancery in a partition case No 2423 with return on the first day of September term 1915 at Quincy Illinois. Defendants out of state warned to appear or allegations will be confessed and decree entered. Dated August 10 1915. Clerk Erdew Beatty W Munroe solicitor for complainant.
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State of Illinois
Adams
Illinois
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
State
Court House
Quincy
Erde Wy Beatty
T.’R. Petri
Roy. D. Johnson
Ilinois
Wilkes B. Gilmer
Thia
Erde
Beatty
W. Munroe
Sct
Adards
Sarah B. ‘Huggard
Winford T. Huggard
State of
Circuit Court
Firet
Erde W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Adjustment Notice for Adams County Estate
Public notice announces claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased. Executrix Catearine Peuster urges filing for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County County Court in Quincy on October 4 1915. Govert & Lancaster are attorneys for the executrix.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Administrator's Estate
Notice is hereby given by Emma A Schmidt administratrix of the estate of William G Schmidt deceased that by order of the County Court of Adams County Illinois made September term 1915 a public sale of Lot 2 Mathew Dicks Subdivision Block 72 John Woods Addition Quincy Adams County Illinois will be held October 11 1915 at ten in the forenoon at the south front door of the court house in Quincy to satisfy cash terms and subject to homestead and dower rights of Emma A Schmidt widow of the deceased. Wm Schlagenhaus attorney for the administratrix. Dated at Quincy Illinois September 1 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams’ County
Illinois
William G. Schmidt
Quincy
Adams County
Mathew Dick
John ‘Wood
Emma A. Schmidt
Said
Emma
A. Schmidt
Wm. Schlagenhaus
Illinois chancery notice in 1915 divorce case
In Adams County Illinois the Circuit Court of Quincy records a Bill in Chancery filed by Sarah B Huggard against Winford T Huggard in No 3509 for divorce. The defendant, residing out of state, is summoned to appear by return day on the October term starting the fourth Monday in October 1915.
Lost and Found ad request in The Whig newspaper
The notice urges readers to telephone a Lost ad to The Whig at once after discovering a misplaced watch, parasol, or similar item, emphasizing prompt reporting to aid recovery.
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Whig
Perry area society notes from Carthage Illinois
Peter Jackson returns from California exposi tions. Many residents and visitors are listed with travels, hospital stays, wedding plans, and community events. Notable names include Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Harris, Miss Mary Louise Daviser, Dr. M. L. O’Warra, J B. Joanson, Mrs. Dora Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Weiser, Mrs. George Phillips, Miss Mabel Johansen, Miss Mary McCarty, Miss Ottie Cox, Rev. J. B. Jones, and others as they visit relatives, attend schools, and participate in local church and social activities amid road closures from recent rain.
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Carthage
Peter Jackson
QO. F. Berry
Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Mich
Hattie Harris
Fred Chevillon
Mary Louise Davidser
Knox College
Galesburg
M. L. O'Warra
M. E
Dora Swain
Fred Stowe
Fort Madison
Chester Weiser
S. D
George Moore
Frank
Russell
Samuel ‘Sweeney
Kansas City
Mabel Johansen
Chicago
Mary McCarty
Marcellin
Thomas Ervin
Denver
Col
Silas Stowe
R. G. Spaulding
Columbia
Virgil ‘Johansen
Warwick Quartet
Traverse Moore
Newark
Neb
J. H.moore
Clarence ‘Moore
Pellington
Lake
Minn
Clarence
The
Northwestern
Esther * Hill
Jackson
Miss
Belhaven School
William Hill
J. B. Jones
Homer Brooks
J.C. Cutler
Samuel Harnest
Marilla Cannon
Ethelyn’ Griffith
Ottie
Cox
Fargo
N. D
Martha’ Short
B. M. Medium
Eagle City
Oklo
Etta’ “Cracraft
Francis
Plymouth
Bertha
Nellie Cracraft
Clarence Botts
Alba
Querque
Nellie
Foley
Santa Fe Railroad
Bert
Conklin and Clyde
Edgar Cutler
Conklin
H. D. Hoover
Cedar ‘Rapids
J. M. ‘Smith
Decatur
T. G. ‘Waggener
Centralia
Perry Booster Club Dinner Welcomes County Officials
The Perry Booster club hosted a dinner Monday for county supervisors and invited guests. They arrived from Griggsville and Pittsfield by auto and were welcomed by Perry military band. A chicken dinner served by Perry ladies drew praise as the best ever. Eld er McLaughlin gave the opening address with R. T. Hicks replying. Additional remarks and a social hour followed before guests were escorted home. The event highlighted support for better roads and Pike county booster efforts. Mr. Wilcox of the Quirky Casket company visited Perry on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore moved from the Sarah Wilkins house to Mary Whitney property. J. H. Hardy was ill and confined to home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrns of Jack...
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Sonville
Perry
Perry Boosters
Wilard- Teave
la Praisie
Ill
Walsh
Griggsville
Condy
Pickford
Mich
Harold
Edmund
Charles ‘Smith
Mamie’ Tripp of
Quincey
G. B. Carey
Perry Township
Pike County
Wilcox
Quirky Casket Company
Ralph ‘Moore
Sarah Wilkins
Mary Whitney
Foster Farnsworth Aids Rev Jones In Illinois Meeting
In Hull Illinois Foster Farnsworth assists Rev Jones at a protracted meeting. Rev CM Ingram has been appointed pastor of the Methodist church here and Rev Owen moves to the Quincy district in southern Illinois. Apple picking active with three to five cars shipped daily. Miss Helen Sprague returned home from Shinn due to flood. Swashed C B and Q track south of here delays train service for two days. Will Hardy surveyed near Barry. Rev and Mrs Henry Johns of Guiney visited last week. Mrs Lee Rodgers and two sons return from West Virginia. T B Kenady the Whig hustler was in town Friday. G W Tower and son of Mendota came Tuesday. Mrs Tandy Carey hosted Ohio friends with a Keokuk dam trip.
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Hull
Ill
Foster Farnsworth
Jones
Frankfort
CM. Ingram
Methodist
Owen
Quincy
Southern Illinois Conference
Helen Sprague
Shinn
Will Hardy
Barry
Henry’ Johns
Guiney
Ohio
Keokuk Dam
Belle Missouri social notes and visits listed
Local Belle residents and relatives travel for visits and family events. Garretts of Covington Minnesota arrived to visit Mrs. Garrett’s parents the Wallers while May Rouse and Len Bolton with wife of Toledo Ohio returned home after their mother’s death. John Pierce visits sisters in Canton, D L Bourns sister in Chicago, Skirwins in Chicago buying for the Brighten store, Grant with Evans in Anoka, Boone entertaining Jones of New Cambria, Mary Frances Roseau home from Wyoming, Arthur Burk of Steffensville attends funeral of aunt I G Bohon, Marie Shirkey to Mexico for reentry at Hardin College.
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Belle
Fred
Garrett
Coverton
Minn
Waller
May Rouse
LaCrosse
Wis
Len Bolton
Toledo
Bolton
John Pierce
Anoka
A. L. Boone
Jones
New Cambria
Mary- Frances. Roseau
Wyoming
Arthur Burk
Steffensville
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
A vintage medicine ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a trusted remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It claims 46 years on the market with testimonials from youth and old age, plus a money back guarantee and pricing at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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King
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