ORDER QUINCY MAN DEPORTED
Burton Wilson of Quincy has been ordered deported from Mexico City amid conflicting reports that he faced execution. Details are unavailable and the action’s reason is not stated. Wilson is president of the American Civil in Mexico City and a prominent lawyer. His wife and children are mentioned in related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Burton Wilson
Republic
Quines
Wilken
Clvic
Wilson J
TM. Divin
Fightwenth Street
Grave Avenue
Wosen
Kew Yorck
Fragmented Survival Advice From Frantic Scribe
Disjointed fragmentary text rants about poisons remedies and medical claims. It references dubious treatments, doctors, and warnings about toxins with scattered phrases suggesting experiments and fear of illness.
Soldiers and Sailors Home Activity and Accidents
A stream of items from the Soldiers and Sailors Home reports admissions, hospital care, and personal mishaps. Mrs Anotenhiss, wife of Sergeant Hotchkiss, was admitted and taken to the hospital with daughter Mrs Maude Pierson in Chicago aiding. A nurse, Miss Houcke, suffered a finger injury causing infection but is improving. Orchard harvests begin with apples picked from the home orchard by Ben Davee and Josbethans. Cottage residents return from Carthage and visit relatives and a fair, while Jones suffers a carbuncle and slowly improves. Jo7t Pessenmeyer, the lawn boss, injured after a fall over a wall. Mr and Mrs Wig Thompson hosted visitors from oatsburg. Repairs to timbers and tops are underway to restore full condition. Mrs Val Savth of Kansas City underwent an operation for removal of tonsils and adenoids and is recovering. A serious operation is noted for another resident at Messing hospital. Mrs Gallagher and Mrs Lormetina miss Springfield visit and attend the state fair amid family reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anotenhiss
Sergeant Hotchkiss
Daugher
Maude Pierson
VanRarenw Street
Chicago
Miss Houcke
Ben Davee
Joswathans
Carthage
St Mary's Prairie
Plymouth
Clpl Jones
Jo7t Pessenmeyer
Cottage 19
Wig Thompson
Wig Thompson, Cotstage 22, Entertained Mrs. Thompson's Sister, Mrs. W. G. Shrink
Seibel
Albert Rankin
Oatsburg
Bass
Val Savth
Kansas City
Jacobs
Phealern
Cottage
Messing Hospital
Wiiny Vears Greaeth
Mes Ifianer
Gallagher
Lormetina
Springfield
Auto Scares Horse Injuring Woman in Quincy Street Incident
An automobile allegedly hit a horse owned by L F Vonderheide causing it to bolt and collide with a wagon on North Twentieth street. Miss Rosie Vonderheide, driver’s daughter, was hurt in the feet and leg. The car’s occupants were uninjured. one said he would return to Quincy to file damage claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Vonderheide
Argo
Quincys
Edward Scarlett Kaled in Keokuk Murder Mystery
Edward Scarlett, a 32 year old Ne huk resident and brother of Mrs Myrtle Coker of Quincy, was killed Saturday night in Keokuk after a quarrel at a street corner. He had lived in Keokuk four years and previously worked for the Keokuk electric company cars and later in an iron foundry. He leaves a widow and son, parents in Warsaw plus six brothers and three sisters named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Scarlett
Ne Huk
Myrtle (Bsker
Quincy
Keokuk
Scarlett
Lovie Scarlett
Warsaw
William
West Point
T.james
Des Moines
Henry
Des Moine
Arthur
John A
Canton
Thomas
Norton
Kan
Alice Shafter
Revere
Cora Way
Kahoka
Myrtle Coker
Quihey
Robert Leemhuis Succumbs at Eight Months Old
Eight month old Robert Leemhuis, son of Kev and Mrs H J Leemhuis, pastor of Salem Evangelical Church, died Tuesday morning from heart disease after a bout of illness. He is survived by parents, two brothers Walter and Paul, sister Ruth, grandparents Rev and Mrs J Hardes of Atuasdale HI, and Mrs PL Leemhuis of Germany. Funeral services 2 pm Thursday at Salem Church with burial at Greenmount Cemetery. Private services will be held in the church. Donations accepted for church and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Kev
H. J. Leemhus
Salem Evangelical Church
Quiner
Walter
Paul
Ruth
Feo
J Tlardes
Atuasdale
PL Leembuis
Gersay
Funeral Rites for James C Demnis Were Held at Home
Funeral services for James C Demnis were held at 10 o clock Tuesday at the family home 206 Maple street conducted by Rev L Monesh of the Metoodiss church. A large gathering attended the rites with floral tributes. Burial followed in Greenmount cemetery. Relatives from Durham Mo Cushing Okio Shethina Mo Lake muu and other towns attended. Frank Dennison and family of Lakena Mo and Geo Dennisan and family of Shethina Mo were among attendees. A subsequent note states funeral services for Frank S V L Giesing will be held at 9 o clock in St Boniface Catholic church after a 5:30 service at his mother's home 225 North Twelfth street. Burial will be in St Boniface cemetery.
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James C. Demnisi
Maple Street
Rev. L. Monesh
Trace Metoodiss Church
W. Patt
Ureenmennte
Otter Town
Dennisent
Durham
Frank Dennison
Cushing
Okio
Woow. Weber
Bryan
Lakenau
Geo Dennisan
Shethina
Moo
Frank W. Giesing
Giesing
St. Louis
Josephine Giesing
North Twelfth Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Borial
BoniYave Cemetery
Death of Henry Fisitmann Moves to Pt Madison
Henry Fisitmann died at 2 45 P M Monday at his daughter Mrs Elizabeth Weilsing’s home 1720 Oak Street The funeral or burial arrangements were to be made for Pt Madison with details to follow in the local notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fisitmann
Dade
Trenty
Pteitmann
Elizabeth Weilsing
Oak Street
Madison
Durud
Quincys Pulse To Tie Up Somers and Navy Yard Plans
A mixed report outlines Quincys Pulse to Tie Up Somers with Torpedo Band Somers training ship of the Leuth Hingis division Naval Reserves to winter at Druiner hay Octth. The crew will remove metal parts to prevent rust and the reserves may issue armory daxices. There is also a county child custody dispute in Esch claiming Edward A far Wir as the child of Viola Muellter and Pen Ruester with recent moves to Missouri and a pending dependent child hearing. Voter plans discuss 162.50 ballots for a wide election including pres electors state and county officers good roads bond antituberculosis sanitarium and a constitutional amendment, with men’s ballots for the latter. Marriage licenses issued for Lierly and Mayfield and Wilson and Ye ting.
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Somers
Gounners
Wol Jackson
United States Torpedo Band
Leuth Hingis Division
Naval Reserves
Druiner Hay
Naval
Esch
Comat MecCart
Aooman
Edward A. Pfar- Wir
Viola Muelter
Muyeter
Pen Ruester
Mueliter
Missouri
Oaines
Wolfe
McCast
Smith
Good Roads Bend
DRAINAGE MEET HELD IN WARSAW FOR TWO DISTRICTS
Lima Lake and Hunt drainage districts plan joint work after talks in Warsaw with engineer Edmund T. Perkins and attorney John T. Inghram. Plant and Lemay represent landowners, plans detail costs and benefits, with construction to begin soon and hundreds of thousands spent over two years. Government aid had been discussed for levee districts in nearby areas.
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Lima Lake
Youart
Edmund T. Perkins
John T. Inghram
Warsaw
Plank’ and Lemay
John Inghram
Engineer Perkins
Lima
Plant and
Lemay
Hune
Perkins
Quincy
A. H. Beitman
Quincey
Hunt Drainage
Tharmiony
Lima Anake
Plant
Canes
Lima Leake
Punt
Jesesippi River Commission
Tlewit
St. Louts
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Events This Week
The Ladies Aid Society of St John Lutherans meets this afternoon in the selu for regular business. The Tart ar Sewing circle holds its annual bazaar Friday afternoon in the school hall to aid St Laws orphanage. The Women s Bible class of the Presbyterian church meets Friday afternoon. The Women s Missionary society gathers today at 2 30 in the home of Mrs A L Cabins on Maine Street. Local church specials host Gem City Business students Friday evening to mingle with the church youth. The Ladies Industrial Society of the Unitarian church holds a gathering this afternoon at 623 Spring Street with Mrs Catat Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. John Lutherans Church
Selu
Lilly Verlenan
St. Laws
Meo
Addicer
Womens Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mre A LL. Cabhins
Maine Styrét
Ladies Industrial Society of the Unitarian Church
Darken Your Gray With Q-Ban Hair Restorer Ad
An advertisement claims Q-Ban Ulair Calor Restorer darkens gray hair, smooths scalp, and reduces dandruff. It markets a ready-to-use liquid for progressive shade evenness, promising healthy, fluffy hair. Available at Brown & Mays Doug store in Quincy with parcel post for out-of-town buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q-Barn
Onty
Brown & Mays
Doug Store
Quincy
Parcel Post
Palmyra Republicans Plan Big Rally Day
In Palmyra Missouri on September 27 Republicans announce a big rally for next Monday with Governor nominee Judge Lamm expected as main speaker. The event will finalize arrangements by Wednesday afternoon as local party members anticipate a strong turnout including women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Community Notes From Rockport Ills Daily Life
Rockport Illinois society page reports guests and departures including Miss Ethel Robinson Quincy visiting Mrs A Jen and heading to Bushnell to nurse typhoid. Mr and Mrs Sveret Myers relocate to Marblehead for work. others, including Mrs Laura McMoler and Mrs Dyber, are mentioned with various social events and a teachers and erectors social at Atlantown ship hall managed by BL BFL.
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Nape Kesater
Transuinal
Ahd Mes
Mert Fessler
Murrell Poor
Woorkinsim & Barber Shop
Roadhouse
Harother
Sue Poor
Thia Place
Ethel Robinson
Quincy
Jen
Robinson
Bushnell
Laura McMoler
Sveret Myera
Marblehead
Myers
Ana
Omer Milter
HH. Billings
Innges
Atlantownship
Loula Dober
Peters
Amy Mes
Dyber
Rebekah Meeting Delights Five and Twenty Ladies
A lively Rebekah gathering on Tuesday night drew about twenty five young ladies and others for a cheerful evening. The quartet entertained and the Vestry team provided notable amusement at Sumner. Rev KB Saunders led a Mother’s Day service with a warm reception and a promising new appointment. Coffee was noted as troublesome for tempers in a light aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Keokuk
Rebekah
Mebekah Vesree
W.cl Tle
Sumner
KB. O. Saunders
How to Avoid One Cause of Sickness
An old advertisement explains that a buildup of undigested food clogs the system, causing illness. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets from Foley Co Chicago to evacuate the intestines and prevent biliousness gas headaches and indigestion, with Miller Arthur Drug Co selling them nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotsy & Co
Chicago
Foley
Bota Oy
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Wife
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Dave Gaasyrd
Crete
Menyiv
Nist
Ae Goble
Hvarink Ua
Dyson
Eutaurtha
Ady Fay
California
Baganige
A. S. Ellis
Quincey Minais
Court House
Melrose Township
Jefferson Heights
South Wath
T. J. Daugherty
Frank Daugherty
Poolberg
Knollenberg Milling CO
Eighth and
York Sts
Edward Scarlett Kaled
Cousin
Robert Leemhuis
H. J. Leemhuia
Beast
James C. Dennison
TiNbern Lierly
Ketlerville
Minnie Ethel Mayfield
Ketlersale
Johka Arthur Wilson
Quincy Oo
Florence Yeting
Hunt and
Church News
The
Presbyterian Church
Priday Aafterneon
Hame
TT Pry
Varmont Street
First Christian
Presbyterian
Vermont Street Methodist
Gem City
David Ball
Ball
David A. Hall
Pike County
Pahnyra
All
Gov. Ball
H. Clay Heather
Wilson
Earth
Hannibal
Philadelphia
Emerson
Warren
Yagler
Palayra
Welder
Mart Gash
Fabius
Ollie Slates
Little Union
Rockport, Ill
Milady
la Reine Taffeta
Sadie St
Mendy Volare
Georgette Creag
Pault de Soie Failte
Marvin Chiffen
Pati
Duker’s
Quincy’s Fashion Center
Quincy’s Fashion
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
Maine ST
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