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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1915

Page

3

Notice of Public Sale of Real Estate in Adams County Illinois

On September 10 1915 and October 1 1915 a public sale of real estate will occur at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the south front door of the Court House Quincy Adams County Illinois. The estate of William G Schmidt deceased to be sold free of mortgage debt but subject to homestead and dower rights of Emma A Schmidt widow. Lot 2 of Mathew Dicks Subdivision of Block 72 John Woods Addition to Quincy. Terms: cash. Emma A Schmidt administratrix. Wm Schlagenhaus attorney. Quincy Illinois September 11 1915.

Court House Quircy Adams Illinois Mathew Dick John. Wood Quincy Emma A. Schmtidt Shle Wm. Schlagenhaus

Adams County divorce bill filed by Sarah Be Haggard

In Adams Circuit Court October Term 1915 Sarah Be Haggard files a bill in chancery against Winford T Haggard seeking divorce. A summons is issued returnable on the first day of October 1915 at Quin cy Court House. Defendant resides outside Illinois. If he fails to appear, the bill may be taken as confessed and a decree entered. Clerk ERDE W. Beatty. Deputy T.R. Petri. Frank J. Penick solicitor for complainant.

State OF Illinois Adams Ilinois Sarah ‘Be ‘Haggard Winford T.haggard Tlinois Quincy Circuit ‘Court Quinty Erde W. Beatty T.R. Petri Frank J. Penick

Adams County Chancery Notice in 1915 Divorce Proceeding

In Adams Circuit Court Illinois Pearl Draper files a Bill of Chancery against Arthur Draper in No 3520 Divorce action. A summons issued directed to appear at the October Term 1915 to be held in Quincy Court House on the fourth Monday of October. If the defendant fails to answer, the bill may be confessed and a decree entered. Dated September 23 1915. ERDE W BEATTY Clerk C H Wood solicitor for plaintiff.

Illinois Adams Adams Circuit Court Pearl” Draper Arthur Draper Circuit Court Tremals Quincy Circuit’ Court A. D ERDE Beatty C. H.’ Wood

Notice to creditors of William Peuster deceased Adams County

Public notice in Illinois Adams County invites all persons with claims or demands against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1015. Creditors are urged to pay any debts to the executrix Catharine Peuster and the attorneys Govert & Lancaster.

Illinois Adams ‘County Charles B. Reyn Quincy Henry C. Sprick Govert &.Lanicaster Hoxier Ilinois Adams County William Peuster Catharine Peuster Govert & Lancaster

Camp Point Roundup and Local Happenings

Camp Point Illinois notices show George Pierce ard and family visiting Quincy for the circus. Mrs Wiley Hunsaker and Miss Trene Seaton visited relatives. Mr Samuel Farlow near critical after a long illness. ten pound baby boy born to Bert Kays and wife. Gladys Pierce and Lulu Harper noted in Quincy visits. 101 Ranch show drew a large Camp Point crowd. Charlie Welshis back in school after a fall. Mrs Harry Castle visiting relatives in Quincy.

Camp Point Ill George ‘Pierce Newt Pierce Quincy Wiley. Hunsaker Trene Seaton Harry. Castle John Castle Stanton Bert ‘Kays Camp’ Point

Meredosia People Spend Weekend Visits In Nearby Towns

Miss Ina Gibson spent Sunday with home folks in Franklin Illinois Rev B A Scherensen and family returned Saturday night from a week's stay in Burlington Iowa where Rev Scerensen has been attending synod Miss Georiet Cheenoweth spent Sunday with home folks in Versailles Illinois After a two weeks vacation Mrs Bertha Geiss returned to her duties as telephone operator Miss Pead Larson employed in Jacksonville Illinois spent Sunday with friends in Meredosia Miss Rena Pond who is teaching school in Bluffs Illinois spent Sunday with her parents in Meredosia Mr and Mrs J F French returned to their home in Villa Grove Illinois Sunday morning after visiting the latter s mother Mrs Bertha Geiss in Meredosia Miss Frieda Unland returned Saturday from Springfield Illinois where she has been attending the fair

Meredosya

Richfield Readers Report Visits and Local Happenings

Richfield, Illinois notes include Clarence Brown and wife visiting his parents, Josh Whitney calling on friends in Moray, Floyd Finchum of Hull town, Mrs P H Kistner visiting Callie Quincy, Eugène Pierson and bride visiting from out of town, Bertha McKinney ill, apple picking halted due to barrel shortages, Al Hartshorn visiting Keelkeuk, Lee McCrory from Hamilton visiting with in laws, Curtis Hufman injured when horse fell, Rev T Boyd and Singer rode with Frank Bowers and wife, Frank Dearen visiting Quincy, Luthin Rice family visiting Payson, two week Christian meeting ends with eight new members and reception planned.

Richfield Clarence Brown Hannibal Josh Whitney Newtown Moray Floyd Finchum Hull P. H. Kistner Callie Quincy Eugéne ‘Pierson Bertha McKinney Aéchartt al Hartshorn Keéékuk Lee “McCrory Harmilton Curtis Hufman T. Boyd Singer Bro. Ridenour Frank Bowers Frank Quincy Luthin Rice Payson F.boyd Bro. -Ridénon Christian Church

Local Visits and Family News in Plaimilee Illinois

Plaimilee residents report weekend visits from Quincy and Richfield families. Harriet Wagg entertains two nieces from Virginia and northern Illinois. Harold Warner sustains a broken arm at school during a Tuesday football game. Mrs Nellie Schmalshoff of Richfield visits Mrs Charles Seelye Wednesday. Mrs Cal McCarl and Mrs Fessler of Barry visit with Ella Lile on Wednesday. Frank Waters and wife travel to St. Louis last week to buy goods for the store. Mrs Otto Harp visits Grant area.

Ella *Lile Frank Waters St. Louis Otto Harp

Modern cure claims lure drinkers to Peoria clinic

An advertisement extols a private Peoria clinic offering quick relief for drink users. It promises thousands saved from ruin and a permanent cure in days rather than weeks, urging personal visits or inquiries to verify the claims and inviting inspection or trial at the clinic's expense.

Peoria

Community notes on visits and local movements

A series of brief items records visitors and relocations in Quincy area: McCarl’s party, Powell and Barry families visiting, Dr Ayleshire and Mrs Flick with spouses, Kubrick family from Hull, Walter Hampshire and others visiting East of town, Myrtie Sturtevant in New Canton, Mation McComas remodeling on Main Street, Mrs George Siswar’s travel home, Emma Smith of Northcott visiting sister Annie Bowker, Edna Strong visiting Lucius, and residents Henby Letse moving to Mrs S E Hoskins’s Main Street property as the wedding party for the bride’s younger sister nears Ta.

Ing.yin Quincy Myrtie Sturtevant New Canton McComas Annie ‘Bowker Edna Strong Lucius Gang Lee Cunningham Ellen Cunningham Henby Letse Wife S. E. Hoskins Main Street

Local Social and Travel Notes Lead Weekend Gatherings

Ted Cromwell and Grace attended Pulaski services. Many attended a wild west show in Quincy. Mrs Cassatt of Camp Point visited her daughter Mrs RK Adair. O Alexander and Ray Wilson returned from Minnesota trips, with plans to move to a new farm in spring. Nancy Hinson of Decatur visits John Dutton. Henry Hopka and family visited Carl White. Miss Neva Walker and Arthur Harrington wed in Macomb with Judge Imes officiating.

Ted Cromwell Grace Pulaski Quincy Cassatt Camp Point RK. Adair O. W.alexander Ray Wilson Minnesota Alexander Ray Exc Pect Nancy Hinson Decatur John Dutton Henry Hopka Pea Ridge Carl ‘White Neva Walker Arthur Harrington Macomb Imes

Dr King’s New Discovery Cited as Best Cough Remedy

A reader endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough remedy after trying many, noting its effectiveness for family use. The testimonial prices listed are 50 cents and one dollar.

King’s. New

Divorce Bill Filed In Adams County Circuit Court

A chancery case in Adams County Illinois, No 3499 Meyer v Maude Meyer, shows the defendant resides out of state. A bill in chancery has been filed, with commone issued, returnable October 1915 at the Quincy Court House. unless she appears, the bill may be confessed and a decree entered. The notice dated August 25, 1915, records Clerk Erde Beatty and Deputy T. R. Petri, with Roy D. Johnson as solicitor for the complainant.

Chancery Ilinois Adams J. al “Meyer Maude Illinois Quincy Big Beatty T. R. ‘Petri Roy D. Johnson

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