Illinois divorce bill filed in Adams Circuit Court
In Adams County Illinois the Adams Circuit Court October Term 1915 judge by A D 1915 Jimv Meyer plaintiff against Maude sfeyer defendant, summons issued, returnable October fourth Monday in Quincy. Defendant resides out of state. If not appeared a decree by default will be entered. Dated Quincy August 25 1915. Erden Beatty Clerk by T R Petri Deputy Roy D Johnson solicitor for complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams
Illinois
Jimv Meyer
Maude.sfeyer
Circuit Court
Caid
Chancery
Holden
Court House
Quincy
Desree
A. D
Erden
Beatty
T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Public notice of estate probating in Adams County Illinois
State of Illinois Adams County public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of William Pauster deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. All indebted parties must pay promptly to Catharine Peuster Executrix Govert Lancaster Attorneys.
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Iinois
Adams County
Court House
Quincy
Henry C., Sprick
Govert & Lancaster
Illinois
William Pauster
Holden
Catharine Peuster
Executriz
Notice of sale of real estate in Adams County Illinois
By order and decree of the County Court Adams County Illinois the administratrix Emma A Schmidt seeks leave to sell the real estate of William G Schmidt deceased at public sale September term 1915 on October 11 1915 at ten in the forenoon at the south front door of the court house Quincy Adams County Illinois property described Lot 2 Mathew Dick's Sub Division of Block 72 John Wood's Addition to Quincy clear of mortgage but subject to homestead rights Emma A Schmidt administratrix of the estate William G Schmidt deceased Wm Schlagenhaus attorney. Dated Quincy Illinois September 15 1915
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
State of
Illinois
William
Quincy
Mathew Dick
John ‘Wood
Adams
Chancery Notice in Adams County Illinois 1915
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois Sarah B Mugeard as complainant seeks divorce from Winford Hugeard. A bill in chancery filed in October 1915, summons issued, return day the fourth Monday in October 1915. Defendant resides out of state. fail to appear leads to decree by default. Quincy Clerk ERDE W BEATTY. Deputy T R Petri. Solicitor Frank J Penick.
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Tate
Illinois
Ounty
Adams
Adards
Linois
Sarah
B. Mugeard
Winford
Hugeard
Ilinois
Holden
Ouiny
A. D
Erde W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Comainant
Lost item notice in The Whig ad request
After you discover you have lost a watch parasol or whatever it may be telephone your Lost ad to The Whig.
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The
Whig
Wild West Show Tour Brings Frontier Romance To Quincy
Miller Brothers and Edward Arling tons 101 Ranch Real Wild West join Jess Willard in Quincy for two days of frontier entertainment. Cowboys, banderillos, matadors, vaqueros, and Indians perform roping, riding, and skits with scenes of pioneer hardship, stagecoach lore, and early communication methods. Performances start Sunday and Monday at 10:30.
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Mill
Reaper
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Miller Brothers
Edward Arlington
101 Ranch
Real Wild West
Jess Willara
Quincy
Mexico
Sierra Marche
Texas
West
Pine-Tar-Honey Pine Coos Cough Remedy for Children
Mothers and Dr Bell offer Pine Tar Honey as the ideal remedy for children's cold ailments. Pine loosens throat mucous soothes lungs and opens air passages. Honey adds soothing quality, making it pleasant. Each year more families buy it at 25 cents a bottle.
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Bell
Pendleton Carnival Opens With Gala Northwest Festival
Pendleton Oregon enters a high profile festival week as streets fill with visitors. The annual carnival features parades pageants races athletic events and numerous free outdoor spectacles with expectations of more attractions and higher class entertainment than in recent years.
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Pendleton
Ore
Northwest
Suburban News Roundup From Denver and Pleasant Grove
Suburban News from Denver Illinois reports visits by Will Howard and family from Center Missouri and Clara Kelly of Bowen. Domestic Science Club met at Mrs. Josie Matheny’s home with Miss Mattie Scott’s piano selections and a wedding by Mrs. Hannah Cramer. Several local residents make visits and travels to Mississippi, Colorado, and nearby towns.
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Denver
Ill
Will Howard
Center
Clara Kelly
Bowen
D.C. Barber
Domestic Science Club
Josie Matheny
Clara Edwards
Mabel Lyon
Mattie Scott
Hannah Cramer
W. E. Scott
Sam Fleming
Mississippi
Dr. Lasbum
Nellie Reaburn
George Botkins
Wild Cat Springs
Hamilton
Carthage
Colorado
Ballew
Brush
Willis Clark
Fletcher
Hough
Peter Clark
Holstein
Clark
Thelma Rebekah
Ida Andersen
Lincoln
Richfield Notes on Visits and Local Happenings
Richfield Illinois residents report Sunday visits and travels. Lizzie McBride and children visited Mrs John Redman and Sadie Quincy visited Perry and Chambersburg friends. Allen Hartshorn and Aileen returned from a western states tour. Aura Redman saw family, apple picking begins Monday in Hartshorn orchard. Twin babies born to Lewis Tyrer and spouse. Mrs Callie Quincy visited Mrs Jennie Tyler. Josephine George with daughter Lydia Finchum in Hull for a few days. Frank Dearen was on sick list. Sam Kennady family from Liberty visited Richfield. Elijah Ryan family visited brother Dennis and family. Sadie Quincy visited Ethel Swan. Belle Northcutt of Hannibal returned home after visit.
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Lizzie
McBride
John Redman
Sadie Quincy
Perry
Chambersburg
AL Hartshorn
Aileen
Aura Redman
Hartshormm
Lewis Tyrer
Callie Quincy
Jennie Tyler
Josephine George
Lydia
Elijah Ryan
Dennis
Ethel Swan
Belle Northcutt of
Hannibal
Canton Flags Huge Army Parade Flag Arrives
Washington reports the largest U S flag will be featured in the Grand Army parade next week in the capital. The Canton Ohio flag, donated by McKinley post G A R, measures 120 by 53 1/2 feet and surpasses the former post office flag now in the city. It will be carried by 150 Sons of Veterans during the procession.
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Washington
United States
Canton
McKinley Post
Sons of Veterans
Social Visit Notes From Liberty Illinois And Nearby
James Welsh and family of near Richfield spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A T Hartrick. Pat O Hair of Burton with Mrs Ed Clark and sister Clara Grubb returned to Quincy for treatment after a nose injury from a car accident. John Campbell and Miss Jamie Davenport visited Quincy Monday. E J Grubb sat on a Quincy jury this week. Ed Neece was a business caller in Quincy. Wesley Philips hauled a load of eats to Quincy on Monday. Mrs Dan McBride remains ill with dropsy. Lewis Boyer and wife of Quincy spent Sunday with home folks.
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Pleasant Grove
Ill
Blaine Humes
Switzer
R. A. Strawbridge
Maryville
Edith Yeargain
Quincy
James Welsh
Richfield
A. T. Hartrick
Pat
O’hair
Burton
Ed Clark
Clara Grubb
John’.Campbell
Jamie
E. J. Grubb
Ed Neéce
Wesley Philips
Dan McBride
Lewis Boyer
Rest Was Broken By Kidney Pills Says Patient
A Rosemont Nebraska man recalls six months of nighttime kidney pains and frequent urination. He followed a doctor’s advice to try Foley Kidney Pills, buying a 50 cent bottle that made him feel well again. He endorses the remedy for backache rheumatism sore muscles and swollen joints. Miller and Arthur Drug Co backs the claim.
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Wright
Rosemont
Neb
Foley
Miller
Arthur Drug’ Co
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
Classic grandmother remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur returns as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold ready made for about 50 cents a bottle. A simple brush through hair conceals grays overnight and adds lustre while helping prevent dandruff itching and hair loss.
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Droz
Wyeth
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N. Y
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Sample
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Chicago
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Maine Street
Care Whig
Washington Park
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Missouri
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Blackstone
P. L
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Koenig & Luhrs
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B. G. Vasen
Maine
NEW Life
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Hampshire
Royal. Tea Co
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Chi
Arnold’ Michels
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G.G. Arends
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J. H. Hanly
6Th
Jersey
C. Miller
TNO
State Street
Scen F
U-31
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Axminster
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Int
Chickering. & Sons
Walter
G. Herman
Madison St
City
Grovery
U-46
J.D. McMillen
F. ML. Gund
Freeport
Ana
F. M. Gund
Bartlett Bros
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John R. Belt
Vermont
McCready
North Sixth’ “Ave
Munger A
Life Bldg
Kansas City
Nice
U- 52
U-45
4Th
Elm Streets
4Th St
Jersey St
Royal Tea Company
Chestnut Streets
Oak Street
P. Harley
Chancery Notice
Stfar
Hudson
R. H.agens
Bradstreets
Wells Bldg
Wolf
HC. Johnson
Slaughter
Maine St
Evers
U-53
He-Mo0 Drug CO
Beekman St
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Suburban News
Richfield, Ill
Liberty, Ill
A. Luke McGlook
Bush League
Bear Cat
Budsee
Yyur- Luke
World Calor Mrining Ton Strauss
Ace
Susy
Desyes Beers
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