St Jacob Neighbors Note Visitors and Events
Highland visitors Nelson Ernst and editor Spencer of Highland Leader came to St Jacob. St Louis guests included Dr CG Schmidt and L W Hill. Hugo Goss from Sandoval and James Black from East St Louis also visited. The Royal Neighbors drama drew a good crowd at Turners hall and Arthur Hug wed Ella Leder in St Louis. St Jacob Advertisers lost 2 to 1 to Collinsville Reds in opening baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Jacob
Nelson Ernst
L. A. Spies
St. Louis
Helen Mueller
Hugo Goss
Sandoval
CG. G Schmidt
Highland Leader
Philip Weidner
Highland
Charles Kilby
Pocahontas
Tames Black
East St. Louis
Charles Riggs
Collinsville
A. Hightower
Bert Virgin
Bessie Schoeck
Caseyville
Mary Schovok
Henry Garninger
Lester
Julia Spies
Royal Neighbors
Turners’ Hall
Arthur Hug
Ella Leder
Liebler Farm
Hd Henry
Collinsville Reds
Marine area guests and local events in Marine
Marine and Eureka College ties plus local election notes: visits by Mrs. J. Oswald, Mrs. Monroe Stevens, Miss Helen Richardson returns to Eureka College, and J H Pahlmann with George Wertz as mayoral candidates. The Marine Concert Hand plans a concert April 24 at Turners Hall with the rural drama Oak Farm performed by the Marine Dramatic Club drawing a large crowd. Relatives announce birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Aaron Weber. Charles Zobel and Florence Bisgen wed, then plan to live in Warsaw. About forty men employed by Illinois Central with two extra crews for concrete work. Bird feed ad for Brights Single-Comb White Leghorns and other varieties. City announces anti-saloon election details and polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sb. J. Oswald
Clinton
Monroe Stevens
St. Louis
Charles Schirmer
Louis Nendecker
Denver
Colo
Aaron Weber
J. ‘H. ‘Pahlmann
George Wertz
Helen Richardson
Eureka
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Beck
G. Rowtch
Scandana
Riebold’s
J. F. Ammann CO
St. Loui Str
Bell
Edwardsville, Hll
Chandler
H.F. Huffendick
Collinsville, Ill
Roy D. Elliott
Hack and Drag Line
Vandalia Station
Henry Gerien
Glammeyer
CG. F. Babbitt
Greenville
John M. Steiner
Pocahontas, Il
Herman Raeben
Theo. Gebauer
C. D
Ross Tullis
Abilens, Kan
Hanna
J. Hanna
Scott
Ohio
Martin Seed Co
Lubbock
Texas
L. E. Alexander
Reno
Vandalia
Hagerstown
Mulberry Grove
Corner of Place
C. F. Barricklow
BR. F. D. No
Grant
Jefferson Counties
Arkansas
Rocks
Dansville
Wm. C. Uphert & Co
Kansas City
Southern R R
Little River County
Ark
Little River
Gaddis & Fawcett
Jewell
Troy
B. W. Jarvis
G. C. Fenner
Louisville, Ky
Sandusky Sign Letter Company
Bandusky
Bett
Charles Schultze
James
CITY
Ole Scrry
Andrew Klein
Reny
Augusta Zenk
John Deimling
Central Michigan
Philip Dappert
Stamron, Mich
Hattiesburg
Misa
Michigan
Chicago
HR. H
Perops
George Oliver
Allegan, Mich
Joseph Heras
Quinois
New Athens
Gunn
W. Ff. Dunham
Smithboro
Anconas
J. M. Wilson
Jonespare
White Plymouth Rocks
A &. Fisher
W. J. Widger
Plymouth Rock
Peter Kellkermann
Carlyle
S. C. White
F . W. Glovekner
Plymouth Ave
St . Louis
Altenburg Squad Farm
Eitborg
Bright
Webster Groves
Lockwooday
Cornish 1 Mail Co
Schenectady
Brewster
Sherman County
Kan
Hirst Ward
City Hall
Second Ward
Odd Fellows’ Building
Predhe Gornet
Opera House
J. Helmich
Frop
Weems Laundry
E. R. Deimling
Prop
George T. Eckert
Superior
Best Graham
Ardse
Tasuransy
Herman Roeben
H. Brownstein
Julius Peter
Cally
Union Shop
Atand
J. R. Ward
J.P. Early
Perry H. Biles
Jesse L. Simpson
Early
Hiles & Simpson Attorneys At Law
Eckert
Bell—Main
Main Street
Edwardeville
J. J. Brown
M.D
F. K. Liebmann
Néstiesa
Kinloch of Bel
Hall
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