Local notes bow, marriages, and hires from Pike County
Burr H Swan editor of the Pike County Republican buys the Hiram Weaver residence and will occupy it when possession is possible. The Odd Fellows lodge grants Julius Seigle the first degree and Griggsville lodge staff plan the second degree for two candidates next Friday. County Clerk W S Binns issues a marriage license to Charles Maynard and Liela Cummings of Pearl. George S Kendrick and wife return from Marble Rock by automobile. Attorney Oliver Barrett of Chicago studies settlement matters for the late Ellen Barrett. Otis C Hesley begins work as bookkeeper at Bing Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr H. Swan
Pike County Republican
Hiram Weaver
Weaver
Odd Fellows Lodge
Julius Seigle
Griggsville Lodge
Binns
Charles Maynard
Liela Cummings
Pearl
George S. Kendricka
Marble Rock
Oliver Barrett
Chic
Ellen Barrett
Otis C. Hesley
Bing Milling Company
Hendrix resigns as Pal C E police sergeant
First Sergeant C M Hendrix of the police department tendered his resignation Saturday afternoon to Police Chief Louis Melton, effective Oct 1. Hendrix will join McWilliams steam dredge company of Fort Madison. He previously worked in railroad service and with another steam dredge firm. Mayor Thompson poised to appoint a successor next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hendrix
Policié “Department
Thief of Police
Louis Melton
Hendrix
McWiliams Steam Dredge
Third Increment Men Ordered to Report to Camp Dodge
Eighteen thousand National Army troops of the third increment are slated to report to Camp Dodge between October 15 and 20, per Major General E H Plummer. Camp improvements are tied to housing 20,000 more men, hospital capacity at 1,500 beds, and remount facilities for 10,000 animals. General Plummer and aides will tour France soon for training insights before deployment.
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Camp Dodge
Des Moines
E. H. Plummer
Crowder
W. L. Harding
Minnesota
North Dakota
Illinois
National Army
Construction Quartermaster’s Department
Plummer
Europe
Charles S. Lincoln
France
War Department
Quincy's Pulse Press Operators to Meet
Earl Nolan and T A Reidy, AP operators, went to Jacksonville for the AP operators convention. A big time is planned. The LDS Church will not preach at the Jewish temple tonight but will hold services at 2215 Oak Street Payson Road. The Beilstein bridge on Payson road reopen traffic to Quincy. Farmers in Houston township formed Chatten Elevator Co with 50,000 bushel capacity to be built east of town. Selby Grain had prior elevator. Quincy Railway starts looping project at 24th and Broadway, due for completion by cold weather. George Miller jailed for parole violation. gas theft case. 16inch steam main broke on Jersey Street. repairs will take days. Orpheum burglary under investigation with a strong clue. Neal Zehender discharged from Camp Dodge. Navy enlistments: L N Johnston Carthage and Fred Houston Dallas City proceed to Peoria for exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
War Department
313Th Engineers
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Houston Township
Springfield
Chatten Elevator Company
Selby Grain Company
Houstown
Jackson R. Pearce
Local Promos and Talks From Pittsfield
Pittsfield notices include Charles Kelso promoted to yard manager at Thawville for Alexander Lumber Company. Thomas J. Foster joined L. D. Hirsheimer and Bros. Timothy Laughlin in Jacksonville state institution position now home. J. G. Davis to visit Keller Washington for Illinois Mining and Milling interests. First Methodist trustees near purchase of church parsonage east of King Milling plant. Evangelist Herber Yeuell spoke on Sunny Italy at the Christian church, with many joining evangelistic services as meetings grow each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ill
Charles Kelso
Alexander Lumber Company
Thawville
Thomas J. Foser
L. D. Hirsheimer and Bros
Timothy Laughlin
Jacksonville
J. G. Davis
Keller
Wash
Ilinois Mining and Milling Company
First Methodist Church
M.D. King
King Milling Company
Evangelist Herber Yeuell
Italy
Lost Pink Sapphire In Downtown One Block Area
Lost on Saturday afternoon a pink sapphire was misplaced on a street block between 6th Hampshire and 8th Maine. Reward offered for its return to 633 13 Hampshire Street. Also notices list rentals, sale items, and a job ad for Live Wire Messenger Service along with local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Hampshire
Maine
Hampshire Street
Maine Street
Marriage Licenses Among Quincy Residents Listed
Roy L Sitton and Norma J Reynolds of Quincy appear in the marriage license notices along with Dudley F Jacobs of Camp Point Matilda A Phillips of Liberty Oscar G Koesjan of Quincy Lillian V Sweeney of Quincy Irving Walton of Quincy Bertha Nichting of Quincy. The legal section records these entries for public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Sitton
Quincy
Norma J. Reynolds
Dudley F. Jacobs
Camp Poiht
Matilda A. Phillips
Liberty
Pene
Oscar G. Koesjan
Weave Ca Legal
Egdal Lillian V. Sweeney
Irvin Walton
Quinccy
Acerdes Legal
Bertha Nichting
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M. Hendrix
PAL
Tenk Hardware Co
Paris
England
Crum
Walk-Over Boot Shop
Earl Nolan
Associated Press
The
Whig
T. A. Reidy
Herald and Journal
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Oak Street
Payson Road
Beilstein
Quincy Railway Company
Twenty-fourth and
George Miller
Ernest Grubb
Kirksville
Miller
Akers
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Company
City
Jersey Street
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Neal Zehender
State Street
Zehender
Navy
L. N. Johnston
Carthage
Fred Houston
Dallas City
United States
Peoria
Third
Jersey
G. D. Jones
Kohler and Campbell Player
Virginia Cafe
Badger Medical Plant Growers
Rhinelander
Wis
Illinois State Civil Service Commission
Office of the Commission
Penn Service Commission
Inois
Come Petent
America
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