Adjustment of Mofice Public Notice in Adams County
Public notice to creditors of the estate of William Peuster deceased. Creditors must present claims for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. All indebted parties should pay promptly to Catharine Peuster executrix. Govert & Lancaster, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Charles B. _Reyards
Adams ‘County
Quincy
Henry. C.'Sprick
Govert
Adams County
William Peuster
Court House
Catharine. Peuster
Executriz
Govert & Lancaster
Suburban News Notes From Golden Illinois and Nearby
Local items list visitors and travel including Mrs Anna Balke visiting near Johnson Nebraska and Miss Carrie Worman taking a Gem City Business College course in Quincy. Families including the Crumb and Stewart clans visit from New Mexico and Illinois. Local moves noted as the Wallace family heads to Chicago and the Becketts to South Dakota. A U P S S hosts a farewell, and a Live Wires bake sale at the meat market starts Saturday at 10. Bert Joslin of Osawatomie visits kin, while Mrs Edgar Jacobs shops in Quincy and Wm Carlin visits with C P Chinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Anna Balke
Johnson
Neb
Albert Albers
Carrie Worman
Quincy
Gem City Business College
Ruth ‘Crumb
New Mexico
Eilen Stewart
Roy Faler
Bowen
C. A. Beckett
Philip. Miller
Tom
Carlin
Theodore Wallace
Wallace
Chicago
Becketts
South ‘Dakota
U. P
Bert Joslin
Edgar Jacobs
Wm. F. Carlin
C. P. Chinn
Neal Omer
Camp -Point
Sim Simpson
Local notes through Bowling Green visitors and town events
Mrs Mary Bradbury and daughter Ora Wamsley visit Mrs Martha Gray and daughter Joe Curliss of Arkansas City. Miss Eva Gray, a teacher near Kinderhook, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A R Gray. The Ladies Aid held an all day quilting and dinner at the M S church. Miss Nona Gray visited. Miss Ruby Potter of Baylis attended a basketball game. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell plan to move to Gordon Dimmet Property in two weeks. The Dimmmers will move to a farm south of Pittsfield. Barry basketball fans came Friday but weather rain prevented play. Miss Nellie Gray dined with Leigh Doane. Grace Fife, once threatened with typhoid fever, is improving. An orchestra organized in the city includes Edna Wheeler, Mary Laird, Pearl Gray, Ramsey Andrew, Victor Laird, Ray Moore, Everett Dunham, and Jesse Gleckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Bradbury
Ora Wamsley
Bowling Green
Martha Gray
Joe Curliss
Arkansas
City
Ark
Nona Gray
Ruby Potter
Baylis
Charles Bell
Gordon Dimmet
Dimmmers
Pittsfield
Sale of Real Estate Notice in Adams County Illinois
Administratrix Emma A. Schmidt announces a public sale of the real estate of William G. Schmidt deceased. By order of the County Court Quincy Illinois on September 11 1915 the property Lot 2 Mathew Dicks Subdivision Block 72 John Wood’s Addition to Quincy will be offered October 11 1915 at ten o clock for cash with homestead and dower rights reserved. Wm Schlagenhaut attorney for the administratrix. Dated September 11 1915 Quincy Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Illinois
William .G. Schmidt
Quincy
Mathew - Dick
John Wood
Emma
A. Schmidt
Emma A. Schmidt
William G. Schmidt
Wm. ‘Schlagenhaut
Adams County Chancery Notice of Divorce Proceeding
State of Illinois Adams Circuit Court to October Term 1915 Sarah B Huggard complainant No 3309 vs Winford T Huggard defendant affidavit shows defendant resides out of state summons issued returnable October 4 1915 at Quincy Court House unless answered bill confessed and decree entered Quincy September 8 1915 ERDE W BEATTY Clerk T R Petri Deputy Frank J Penick solicitor for complainant
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State OF Illinois
Adams
Circuit Court
Tinois
Pearl Draper
Arthur ‘Drapert
Circuit’ Court
Chancery
Isa Circuit Court
Court House
Quincy
Erde W. Beatty
CG. H. Wood
Illinois
Je. AL “Meyer
Maude Meyer
State of
T. R. ‘Petri
Roy. D.’ Johnson
T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Local residents and visitors across Adams and nearby towns
Mrs Will Reed and son of Golden visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Hunsaker on Wednesday Lafe Boyer and family now reside in the village Tiiram Bliven is laid up with an injured hand Abrs James Elliott left Tuesday for Lodepole Neb to visit her brother William Woods John and Thomas Ferrier were Quincy visitors Tuesday Dick Lierly and wife visited home folks at Kellerville Sunday PF W Arnold J H Elliott and wife of Quincy were visitors in Adams on Monday Howard Pullman left for Nebraska Tuesday to oversee farming interests C H Wells and family visited relatives in the Gem City Sunday Claude Lawrence and family moved to Plainville Lee Horton is in Springfield this week Mrs West Hinkle and mother of Payson visited friends there Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reed
Golden
Hunsaker
Lafe Boyer
Tiiram Bliven
James Elliott
Lodepole
Neb
William “Woods
John
Thomas Ferrier
Quincy
Dick Lierly
Kellerville
PF. W. Arnold
J. H. Elliott
Adams
Howard Pullman
Nebraska
H. B. Wells
Gem City
Claude Lawrence
Plainville
Lee’ Horton
Springfield
West Hinkle
Payson
Foley Kidney Pills Help Rosemont Man Says
O D Wright of Rosemont Nebraska reports six months of kidney region pain and restless nights. A single 50 cent bottle of Foley Kidney Pills relieved his symptoms and restored health. He praises the remedy for backache and rheumatic pains and notes it contains no habit forming drugs. Miller Arthur Drug Co endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Wright
Rosemont
Neb
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug-Co
Elimination Trials Set For Astor Cup Race At Sheepshead Bay
NEW YORK Sept 24 The elimination trials for the Astor cup race drew a large crowd at Sheepshead Bay speedway. Trials run two days to select contestants for next Saturday's race expected to be the greatest in American auto racing. Racers must average at least 85 mph for one lap to qualify. favorites include Barney Oldfield Ralph de Palma Rene Thomas Bob Burman and George Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
America
Barney ‘Oldfield
Ralph de Palma
Rene Thomas
Bobi Burman
George Robertson
Anniversary of Black Friday in New York
New York marks September 24 as the anniversary of Black Friday forty six years ago. The date recalls the Gould led gold speculation that collapsed many firms and wiped out fortunes. Jay Gould headed the scheme with James Fisk Jr as chief agent who later died at the hand of Ed Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Jay Gould
Gould
James Fisk, Jr
Ed Stokes
Pine-Tar-Honey Cough Remedy for Children
A vintage ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for children's cold ailments. It claims pine loosens throat mucous, soothes lungs, and opens air passages, with honey adding soothing ease. Sold at 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
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