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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1907

Page

4

Local Briefs From Edwardsville and Nearby Areas

Newsy notes report city election Tuesday and residents moving into new homes in Cook's addition. Donkeville mine repairs pause activity. Local business moves include Norbury & Erwin partnership and jewelry shop changes. Bonds for a new Collinsville school face election April 20. The Clansman returns to Century Theatre St Louis for a week starting April 14.

Mgr Wm. T. Atherton M. KE. Bryant Cook’s Donk Bros Donkeville W. J. Brackett Ruessler Fritz von Brinckendorf Edwardsville Wm. Schultze Jarvis Township Maple Grove John Erwin John Norbury Norbury & Erwin Collinsville Nho DeWitt S. Kingston Neilson Lodge No. 25 Recorder James H. Davis G. W. C. Gates Robi Holliday Century Theatre St. Louis George H. Brennan New York City Julius Caesar Norfolk New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore New Orleans Pat Short

The Price of Health in a Malaria District

Ella Slayton of Noland Ark cites health costs in a malarious area as 25 cents for a box of Dr King s New Life Pills. Pills cleanse gently and revive the system. Sold by S Kingston druggist with satisfaction guaranteed. Also mentions De Witts Little Early Risers and local advertising lines. Fresh fish every Friday at Deiling s meat market phone 10. 14 tf

Kingston Dr. King Ella Slayton Noland Ark S. Kingston Deimling

Court House Items: Damages and Appeals in Recent Cases

New Circuit Court cases include Wessell Becker versus Fred Dzengole with ver dict for 2000 and costs, appeal noted. Nettie Ruf versus Nicola Bros seeks 5000 damages for trespass. Harry Garry versus American Car and Foundry Co 1999 damages. Archie Greenawalt versus American Steel Foundries Co 1999 damages. Mike Jackstadt versus Lumaghi Coal Co 10000 damages for personal injuries. Anna Fuchs versus Edward Fuchs partition of two tracts in Collinsville township. Illinois Glass Works versus Chicago Peoria and St Louis Railway 100000 damages for land overflow.

Nettie Ruf Nicola Bros Harry Garry American Car and Foundry Co Archie Greenawalt American Steel Foundries Co Mike Jackstadt Lumaghi Coal Company Anna Fuchs Edward Fuchs Collinsville Illinois Glass Works Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railway

Probate Proceedings List Of Deceased Persons

Probate actions before Judge Hillskotter note inventory approvals final reports and guardian appointments for Henry Froelich P W Nichols Gilbert Lurray and others. court authorized settlements guardianship bonds and executor discharge with several accounts showing receipts expenditures and balances and adjustments scheduled for June first and June third.

John E. Hillskotter Henry Froelich P. W. Nichols Gilbert Lurray W. D. Grofford Walter Grafford G. B. Lewis T.J. Asher R. E. Lowe Ferdinand Betz Et al T. Betz Orville Lyons Granite City Lime and Cement Co Matthew Tierney Thomas E. Dauson Et al H. PF. Piepmeyer O. Y. Moser Henry Roffman H. B. Little Ft. Smith Excelsior Arkansas Michael Kaempf H. J. Schmetter Louis Kline Benjamin Young Mary Young Rudolph Bilang Fritz Droesch Jacob Straub Fred F. Miller Mayme Miller James Davis Edward Donoho Frank Collins H. A. Turner Emma Turner Henry Junker Peter Neudecker Wm. Rieke Wm. Brandes J. E. Dommershausen Tombstone John Antonio Dommershausen Jennie Mendriach Julius F. Schneider C. Fef. Schneider Walter Schneider C. FF. Schneider

Edwardsville property transfers and holdings brief

Margaret Sido and husband convey lot 139 on Main Street Edwardsville to Henry Ashauer for 900 dollars. Henry Seip by administrator transfers lots 481 and 482 Upper Edwardsville to Herman and Louisa Knackstedt for 2775 pounds. John Schlaeppi and wife sell lot 10 Highland to Eugene Hoffmann for 800 dollars. People's Mutual Telephone Co transfers all property and franchises to Amos Miller and J Barringer trustees for 10000 dollars. Mary Fruit sells to Edward Ballweg wd.

Margaret Sido Henry Ashauer Mainst Edwardsville Henry Seip Admr Herman Louisa Knackstedt Admrr Upper John Schlaeppi Eugene Hoffmann Highland People's Mutual Telephone Co Amos Miller J. B. Barringer Mary Fruit Edward Ballweg

Property transfers and deeds listed for Edwardsville Collinsville area

A dense list of real estate transfers, deeds, and waivers across Edwardsville and Collinsville towns. Names include Erastus Wheeler, Woodlawn Cemetery Association, Tindall Reed, Nelson, Lusk, Cross, Esterlein, Meiners, Buenger, Seip, Hugana, McCune, Colzadelli, and Bosomworth with values from 25 to 35500 dollars. Many parcels reference Reed's, Troy, or Combs Additions, with sections and blocks, also noting mineral reservations where applicable.

Erastus Wheeler Edwardsville Woodlawn Cemetery Association Chas. Tindall Reed Woodlawn R. C. Fairbrother C. A. Ambrosius Collinsville N. QO. Nelson P. P. Lusk F. J. Harlow Zula Westmoreland H. F. Huffendick Combs F. Nicolassi Martin Rericha Linda Icha Eliza Meiners Meiners Troy Charles Buenger M. B. Rane Buenger Rosa Seip Herman Kuackstedt Upper John Hugana Fritz Hug, Jr Self Ney New Nely Mary J. McCune J. C. Whiteside Sc. Wheeler J.B. Colzadelli J. M. Bosomworth

Board of Education Sees Routine Business at Last Session

Troy April 5 1907 the Board of Education met in regular session with President Donoho. Members Auwarter Morriss Mantle Davidson Hindmarch present. Horsley absent. Minutes approved. Reports and bills discussed for teachers Maud Renfro Alice Collins Pearl Courtney Adda Matthews Laura Anderson and others. Principal Thurston submitted report and finance committee notes for March with several small payments approved. Report on March 1 20 shows male and female enrollment totals and honor roll figures. Meeting adjourned. EK Donovo President Hindmarch Clerk

Troy Board of Education Donoho Auwarter Morriss Mantle Davidson Hindmarch Horsley Maud Renfro Alice Collins Pearl Courtney Henry Hoge George Liebler Aumotion H. F. Thurston Ith EK. S. Donovo J. E. Hindmarcu

Pneumonia Sufferer Credits New Discovery Cure

Mrs. Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee recounts chronic coughing and lung weakness. Her husband bought Dr King s New Discovery which she says cured her cough and restored strength, advertised as a remedy for lung and throat troubles with trial bottle offered free and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Fannie Connor Georgetown Tenn Dr. King S. Kingston

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Louis J. Wick John Wick Louis Spengel M. Roberts Kiesel Edward H. Klein the Clansman Cali Wessell Becker Fred Dzengole Frank Miller Livingston Emma Rousch Livingston Samuel Johnson Alton Erin Billings Alton J. W. Ler Alton Florence Carroll Clarksville Charles Birt Alton Landonie Shaw Alton Eddie Lucas Alton Ossie Shannon Alton W. J. Howard Florence Ferguson Frank Provaenik Johanna Suchy Mr. Olive F. W. Stockman Alhambra Carrie Cox I. H. Jacober Mary Winter Carl Lange Pittsburg Jessie Moon N. K. Homyer Fredia Steinbarth Granite City Thomas Miller Alton Hartwell Wilson Joseph Hontag Annie Saunders Andrew Gremer St. Russell Barbara Krause John Sherry Bunker Hill Anna Pearson Henry Goulet Annie Walker Wm. Charlton Glen Carbon Susan Gibson J. W. McDaniels Great Western Paint and Color Company Hickory St L. W. Sondles & Son McLeod & CO Peterman Market Street Mann Henry Gri- Fen, SR B. F. Cramer Thomas E. Ward Pocahontas, AL R. C. Moraiss Black Hawk Edge F. J. Welte FF. W. Braner Braun & Miller Braner Panama Allen C. Dewitt & Company Ilza
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