Court house items recount indictments and adjourned grand jury
The March term grand jury completed work with three not true bills. Indictments include Fred Carpenter and Fred Hart for assault with deadly weapon and robbery, Charles Heisenstein and James Crunk for robbery and larceny, and multiple others with varied bail. Petit jurors were drawn, and circuit court dispositions cover divorces, foreclosures, guardianships, and numerous property transfers in Collinsville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carpenter
Fred Hart
Same
Charles Heisenstein
James Crunk
Peter Labarge
Tonas Kete
Nicole Kete
James Scott
H.C. Lanterman
Amos Hopson
Louis Fishell
Nottroe Billsa
N. DB. Arnett
Thomas Foley
Martin Wiskiewicz
Probate Proceedings Open With Brief Hearings
Bofors judge presides as J. L. Laurence’s will is presented and set for hearing April 26. Louis Meyer’s estate settles for 3100 from a claim of 1107. J. B. Fager’s final report shows the estate fully settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diachar
Anton Hess
April Ltd
Martin Pattison
Guardian
J. P. Henderson
D. R. Jones
Charity Coalson
Frank R. Seeman Et al
Minora
Malinda L. Nelson
Christian Yann
C.F. Tuffii
H. J. Schmetter
John Leu
W. FP. Bradshaw
Walter B. Shelly
Nellie Shelly
Alton Banking and Trust Company
Daniel Walker
Ual
J. August Droste
E. C. Springer
I. H. Buckley
Anna Droste
Obediah Y. Moser
C. H. Burton
W. M. Warnock
W. F. L. Hadley
Moser
Bofors
John KE. Aillakottar
J. L. Laurence
Louis Meyer
J. B. Fager
Marriage Licenses Granted In City Ledger
Win Rutz aged 24 and Lena Good aged 25 obtained marriage licenses in the city records. The announcement notes the licenses were processed in the local registrar's office, with standard formalities completed and the couples listed for future documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriagio Licensies
Rutz
Tiight
Lena Good
Highland
April Forecasts and Vernal Hopes Stir Readers
A lively piece blends verse on April's arrival with reflections on March's retreat and the muddy end of winter. It notes forthcoming April events, including township politics from the third to the twenty-eighth, urging voters to energize, save the state, and beware political dangers. The column mixes weather prognostications, playful seasonal metaphors, and local notices about products and sales.
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March
April
March Absahe
Shi
Justesach Tommyrot
Yates
Cullom
Cairo
Richard
Teen Shelby
Ishelby
Montgomery News
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