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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1915

Page

10

Adams County Adjustment Notice for William Peuster Estate

State of Illinois Adams County public notice invites any claim or demand against the estate of William Peuster deceased to be presented for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy at the first Monday of October 1915. Creditors are asked to pay immediate sums to the undersigned executrix Catharine Peuster, with Govert & Lancaster as attorneys.

Ilinois Adams County Charles B. Reynolds Quincy Henry C. Sprick Govert & Lancaster Adams Rory William Peuster Court House Catharine Peuster Executriz Govert & ‘Lancaster

Notice of public sale of estate real estate 1915 Illinois

By order of the Adams County Court Emma A. Schmidt administratrix of the William G. Schmidt estate announces a public sale of real property in Quincy Adams County Illinois. The Lot Two of Mathew Dicks Subdivision Block Seventy two Johns Woods Addition will be sold September 20 1915 with sale to occur October 11 1915 at ten o clock forenoon at the south front door of the Quincy Courthouse. The property is free of mortgage and subject to homestead and dower rights of Emma A. Schmidt widow. Terms cash. Wm Schlagenhaus attorney for the administrator. Dated Quincy Illinois September 5 1915.

Adams Illinois William G. Schmidt Quincy Adams’ County State of Mathew Dick John Wood Adams County

Divorce Notice in Adams County Chancery Court

In Adams County Illinois a Bill in Chancery has been filed against Winford T Hugeard by Sarah B scene Complainant. A summons has been issued returnable on the first day of the October Term 1915 to be held at the Court House in Quincy on the fourth Monday in October 1915. If the defendant fails to appear a decree will be entered by default. Dated Quincy September 8 1915. ERDE W. BEATTY Clerk. Per T. R. Petri Deputy Frank J. Penick Solicitor for Complainant.

Ilinois Adams J. A. Meyer Maude Meyer Circuit Court State of Illinois Court House Quincy A. D Erde W. Beatty Per ‘T. R. Petri Roy. D. Johnson Com Plainant State OF Illinois Sarah. B Winford T “Hugeard Per T. R. Petri Frank J. Penick

British Steamer Horden Sunk in Night Announcement

London report states the British steamer Horden of 1,434 tons has been sunk. The crew were landed and the vessel, built in 1915, was owned by the Burnett Steamship Company of Newcastle.

London Horden Burnett Steamship Company of Newcastle

Erb's Condition Favorable After Poison Tablets Incident

NEW YORK Sept 20 The condition of Newman Erb a railroad official who accidentally took two poison tablets last Tuesday was said to be very favorable at his summer home in Deal New Jersey tonight He is now past the critical period and improving.

Erb New York Newman Deal N. Y

Suburban Notes From Plainville Illinois District

Mr Meyers family from Ursa visit relatives here last week. Lawrence of Newtown bought McComas blacksmith shop and moved into J J Carter residence. McComas to sell agricultural implements. Mrs Etta Collins leaves for Farmington Washington to visit sister and husband. Hampshire and wife visit James Richmond Jr. Charles Tusselman and family visit James Hendricks. Road to Hull nearly impassable due to rain and apple hauling. William Kirkley injured in scaffold fall at Mr Seymour's. Ray Cookson and wife now residents. Emmet Johnson moves to William Beavers home. Larrimore and wife return from western trip and fair. Floyd Benson had a sick spell after noon at Frank Waters Sunday. Nellie Crim helps Mrs Grant McCart. Florence Crim of Blessing Hospital Quincy visits home. William and family move from Pigeon Creek to village. Aunt Ann Monroe visits Hull with Mrs Addie Ayleshire. Tom Short of Payson pours cement for Mrs Collins cistern. A Quincy woman takes orders from local ladies. Cal Pusselman and Lyman Fusselman with wives return home after death of father. Dave Crim in Quincy Saturday. Leo Britton and Marion Cane home over Sunday. John Wagg and wife and Clarence Larrimore with Mrs Klocke visit Keokuk dam Sunday. Idella Waters and Stanley Lease, students in Quincy, spend weekend at home and return Sunday night.

Charles Tusselman James Hendricks Hull William Kirkley Ed Larrimore Floyd Benson Frank ‘Waters Nellie Crim Grant McCart Florence Crim Blessing Hospital Quincy William Cook Pigeon Creek Ann Monroe Addie Ayleshire Tom Short Payson Collins Cal Pusselman Godciand Kan Lyman Fusselman Hannibal Dave Crim Leo ‘Britton Marion Cane John, Wagg Clarence Larrimore Klocke Keokuk

Rains Delay Hay Harvest at Center Ridge

Center Ridge report notes two weeks of rain keep farmers out of fields and tha threshing crew under Rolla Smith has Timothy left to thresh. Edina visitors include John McKenzie and wife and Barbara Benkley. Local moves and school changes affect Knox City and Canton families as residents plan relocations and enrollments. Funeral attendance, births, and sales of Robert Murphy and Silo construction are also recorded along with area student plans for St Louis and Monticello schools.

Center Ridge Rolla Smith Timothy John McKenzie Edina Barbara Benkley Orion Evangeline Gillaspy Jesse Baker Knox City High al. Dodd F. Clawson Greely Iowa Roy’ Benner Dawson Elmer Jacobs Robert Kansas City Balthrope Omer Eddins Monticello Dorothy Will Simpson Martha Porter Joe Grandstaff Canton Walter Smith Mitchell la Belle

Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief

A vintage ad urges readers to treat lingering colds with Dr King's New Discovery. It warns that neglected colds can lead to bronchial and lung issues and touts the remedy as tested by all ages, selling at 50 cents and one dollar.

Meet to Fix Cotton Price in Atlanta Conference

Cotton growers bankers warehouse men and others favoring fair cotton prices gathered in Atlanta on September 21 for a conference to discuss the warehouse and financial situation for the next crop. President Charles S Barrett warned banks including Federal Reserve banks must back their lending promises. The gathering aims to set a price likely around 12 3/4 cents per pound for the staple.

Atlanta South Charles S. Barrett National Farmers’ Union Federal Reserve: Banks

Fifth Centenary Memorials Painted Across Europe

Washington dispatch notes that if not for the ongoing war, Vienna and Berlin would stage grand memorials for the fifth centenary of Emperor Frederick III. The article hints at celebratory plans being curtailed by wartime conditions.

Washington Vienna Berlin Frederick iIi

Birth at Inngpruck Ends A Peaceful Yet War-Laden Reign

Frederick, a Hapsburg era ruler described as peace loving, faced almost continuous warfare throughout a 53 year reign as Germany emperor and crowned ruler of Rome. The fragment notes his dynastic ties, status as youngest emperor, and early hereditary crown in his house.

Inngpruck Frederick Germany Rome

Aid War Sufferers Passatc National Union Opens Meeting

The nation’s largest war sufferers union holds its annual convention with delegates from New England Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and other states attending. Lewis Koskin of Ecranton presides at the opening session.

Passatc N. Ee Isl National America New England Peny Ivania Ohio Illinois Lewis Koskin Ecranton

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