Adams County Court Notices Divorce Case 1915
In Adams County Illinois the circuit court declares J A Meyer as complainant in No 9499 for divorce against Maude Meyer. A summons issued and returnable October Term 1913 at Quincy Court House. Defendant residing out of state must appear or bill deemed confessed. Dated August 25 1915. Clerk Erde W Beatty Deputy T R Petri Roy D Johnson solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams
Illinois
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
Circuit’ Court
Chancery
Court House
Quincy
Circuit Court
Erde W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate Notice
Notice of sale of real estate by administrator of the William G. Schmidt estate ordered by Adams County Court Illinois. On October 1, 1915 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the Quincy Courthouse the Lot 2 of Mathew Dick's Subdivision Block 72 John Wood's Addition to Quincy will be sold free of mortgage but subject to homestead and dower rights of Emma A. Schmidt widow. Terms cash. Emma A. Schmidt Administratrix. Wm. Schlagenhaus attorney. Dated Quincy Illinois September 11, 1915.
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Adams County
Illinois
William G. Schmidt
Quincy
Mathew Dick
John Wood
State of
William. G. Schmidt
Wm. _Schlagenhaus
A. D
Divorce suit in Adams County Illinois 1915 notice
In Adams Circuit Court Sarah B Hupetd files bill in chancery for divorce from Winford Hughesnd. Defendant residing outside Illinois. summons issued returnable October 1915 term. Court at Quincy to hear on fourth Monday in October. unless appeared, bill confessed and decree may be entered. Clerk Erde W Beatty. Deputy T R Petri. Solicitor Frank J Penick for complainant.
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Illinois
Circuit Court
Chancery
Court House
Quincy
A.D
Erde W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Lost property call boosts Whig lost ad
After misplacing a watch parasol or other item you should telephone a Lost ad to The Whig to recover it. The notice urges prompt contact to aid the search and reunite owners with belongings.
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U-46
Whig
Camp Point Notes and Social Gatherings Chronicle
Camp Point residents share visits and church events as Mrs Ed Hester and Mrs Clara Hartman visit parents. Friday club meets Mrs C Y Welsh. next gathering with Mrs Alma Adair of La Prairie. Nancy Allen returns home from visit. Roy Adair of La Prairie visits mother Cossatti. Will Hunsaker visiting wife between Iowa trains. Clyde Richardson attends Golden teachers’ extension. vote planned on future meetings at Golden or Camp Point. Wilt Hunsaker to Chicago for brother Curry’s visit. Endevor league convention at Christian church with luncheon and 6 o clock dinner. Miss Gladys Pierce visits Quincy. Ralph Pierce calls there. Threshing continues amid bad weather. Five reel show well attended. Lawrence Quinn of Loraines visits Camp Point. Everett Witt of Quincy stays with Kilgore family. Ed Kemp leaves for West Branch Iowa to become Rock Island section foreman. Geo Kelley of Ft Madison visits. his daughter returns home with him. Tina Mensendick visits Quincy. Waldo Walter and Joe Simmonds attend Carthage College. Jane Seager visits Barco. Glen Hartman attends Carthage supervisor meeting. Happy Circle hosts six o’clock chicken dinner at M E church. reception for pastor and bride after marriage Thursday. Big Christian church picnic set for October 2.
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Nancy ‘Allen
Boweren
Roy. Adair
la’ Prairie
Cossatti
Will
Hunsaker
Iowa
Clyde Richardson
Golden
Camp Point
Gladys'Pierce
Quincy
Ralph Pierce
Photo Play
Lawrence Quinn
Loraines
Everett Witt
Quincey
I. B. Kilgore
Ed Kemp
West Branch
Rock Island
Geo. Kelley
Ft. Madison
Tina. Mensendick
Waldo Walter
Joe. Simmonds
Carthage College
Jane Seager
Barco
Glen Hartman
St. Albans Township
Carthage
Happy Circle
M. E
The
Christian Church
Local Notes From Bluffs Town and Surroundings
Mrs. Bloyd dies at home in Bluffs south side Tuesday night funeral Thursday at home with burial at Exeter cemetery Brother Beebe officiating. Mrs. Greeley Brownlow and Mrs. Rose Clark of Chapin visited Bluffs Thursday. Mrs. Gray, recently from California, opens millinery in Tewksberry and Black's. Walter Andre of the home furnishing company hosted a booster banquet Thursday evening. Sunday marks the last service for Brother Beebe at the M E church. He heads to the Rhode House. Grant, Hyler and Jesse Arnold home on vacation. Mrs. Mulhern and family move back to Bluffs from Springfield. Herschel Bailey hospitalized in Decatur for abscess surgery. Bluffs High enrollment 226. two years of German to be added. Jeff Whitaker of Hull Illinois visits Bluffs en route to Mt. Sterling. Reid, new Bluffs round house foreman, moving to Thorn property and to reside in Bluffs.
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Black
Walter Andre
Home Furnishing
Bro. Beebe
M. E
Bluffs
Rhode House
Grant
Hyler
Jesse
Arnold
Jeff. Whitaker
Hull
Mt. Sterling
Reid
Bluffs Round ‘House
Thorn
Baylis and area residents on social and travel notices
Cal Guthrie builds a modern house in town south part. Mrs C A Strickler and daughter of Loraine visited this week. A H Fletcher in Loraine Thursday. John Scott shipped two cars of hogs to Chicago. Will Tompson shipped two cars of cattle to Chicago. Harry Hartman recovering from appendicitis at St Marys hospital Quincy. Mrs Ed Kemp and daughter Eva spent weeks with sister in Quincy. Mrs C W Gillham hosted at Bowen. Otho Robinson family now residents of town. Cecil McIntire attends Gem City Business College in Quincy. Webber Grammer and son Lloyd, R E Seaborn and R Ey Grammer visited Quincy Friday. Mrs Fred Stauffer and two children from Phillips Neb spent weeks with Charles Hill. David Cochran returned from Aurora Neb where he spent the summer. Elizabeth Simpson of Pana called to New Salem for sister Margaret Hillman funeral. Hillman visiting Baylis sister Mrs Willman Hill and Mrs Hannah Cochran. James McCleary returned from California trip with wife. Nelson Camels left for Aurora Neb for weeks with relatives. Hugh Kennedy left for California to visit relatives and fair. Richard Carnes guest of Georges Carnes at Griggsville. Etta Tipton and daughter visiting relatives in Springfield this week. Cordelia Phillips of Pittsfield guest of Richard Blake and family. Mrs Wm Cutter of Junction City Kan visiting relatives. Harvey-Love returned to Quincy after several days with sister Mrs David Fill.
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Cal. Guthrie
C. A. Strickler
Loraine
A. H. Fletcher
John Scott
Chicago
Will C. ‘Tomp
Harry ‘Hartman
St. Mary's ‘Hospital
Quincy
Ed Kemp
Eva
C. W. Gillham
Roy Randall
Bowen
Otho Robinson
Cecil NcIntire
Gem City Business College
Webber Grammer
Lloyd
R. E. Seaborn
R. Ey. Grammer
Fred: Stauffer
Phillips, Neb
Charles Hill
David Cochran
Aurora
Neb
Milburn
Elizabeth Simpson
Pana
Ill
New
Salem
Margaret. Hillman
Baylis
Willman Hill
Hannah Cochran
James ‘McCleary
California
Frank Burch
San’ Francisco
Nelson
Hugh Kennedy
Richard Carnes
Georges Carnes
Local notes list visits and arrivals in town
Charles Simmons and John McLaughlin left for the California exposition. Judge Shepherd of Marcelline attended an Ursa caller day. James Bourne and sons unloaded lumber here. William Kells of Mendon seen on the streets. Charles Cordsiemon of Quincy an Ursa caller. Mrs Lizzie Lohl of Mendon visited. Sidney Wright and wife of Mendon visited with wife's parents. Anna Seals of Marcelline visited. Sidney Wright's wife’s parents hosted. J C VanDyke and Mrs VanDyke seen with relatives. Nicholson and wife and Chester VanDyke viewed the Keokuk dam. Church closed Sunday night after two weeks with one new addition Jos Thompson.
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Charles “Simmons
John
McLaughlin
Judge Shepherd
Marcelline
James, Bourne
Anna Seals
J. C. VanDyke
Nicholson
Chester VanDyke
Great Keokuk Dam
Jos Thompson
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Restful Sleep in Mr Wright
About six months of kidney pains and nightly disturbances ended when a 60 cent bottle of Foley Kidney Pills relieved backache and aches in the region. The user, Rosemont Nebraska, reports recovery and recommends the remedy for kidneys, rheumatism, sore muscles and swollen joints.
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Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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