Local News Notes and Society Bits in The Call
Spring has sprung as city election looms next Tuesday. Eighteen postcard designs await view at The Call office. Local notices include vault cleaning by Rule Bros and hat sale at 10 percent off. Illness notes include pneumonia recovery for a Schroeder child and scarlet fever affecting several schools. Obituaries report deaths of Hansbrow, Stroeckly, and Latoewsky with interments noted. Local officials report Assessor Schultze beginning property owner visits. James Bone to post big-league scores daily at Braner building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rule Bros
Voelker
Adella Braun
Win. Schroeder
Wim. S. Llewellyn
Silver Creek
John Miller
Highland
St. Louis
Wm. Schultze
Collinsville
J. Bert Hansbrow
Chicago
Alton
Troy
Grace Kingston
Phil. J. Zenk
Harry Stroeckly
Mary
Matthias Koch
Pin Oak
Bartlett
James Bone
Braner
Greenville
Poe
Linder
Dr. Rosat
West Main Avenue
Illinois
Alexander Scott
Navy
Washington, D. C
Louis Capelle
U. S. Marine Corps
Rodo Latoewsky
New Douglas
Oscar
Erhardt
Hugo
Otto
Emil Latowsky
Court House Transfers and Marriage Licenses Across Illinois Towns
Property deeds from Collinsville Edwardsville Glen Carbon and Worden list transfers to named individuals with prices. Couples and ages shown for marriage licenses in Collinsville East Alton St Louis and Venice. Entries include quitclaims wed deeds and specific lot descriptions with minerals and coal exclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Park Place
Collinsville
Wim. H. Prange
Minnie Shermann
Foster
New Douglas
Doo
W. N. Redding
T J. Greene
Elizabeth M. Prickett
P. P. Lusk
Prickett
Edwardsville
Diedrich Moorman
John Sebon
Johanna Deterding
Christian Deterding
Qed
Charlotte Meyer
W. H. Koenig
John White
J. J. Thomas
Hill
Reed
R. M. Helmkamp
Mary Zinsclag
Prairietown
Deitrich Cassens
Worden
Lydia Emrich
J. ON. Keel
Theresa M. Scaggs
Louis
Walter
St. Louis
Alma Wetschky
John Jones
Alton
A. Thomas
Win
C. Carr
Pernie McFarmer
L. A. Mulligan
Clara L. Mielke
St. Louis L
D. Ballard
Retta Edmonds
R. T. Batwards
Stella W. Mitchel
Hermanm Kerkstorer
Elizabeth Metz
Henry Mangens
Johanna Smith
John Clark
Doomie Helm
Kingaton's New Life Pills Endorsement Ad
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont endorses Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a trusted family medicine for chills constipation biliousness and headaches. He notes they work wonders and would not be without them. The ad cites a 25 cent price at Kingaton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
Kingaton
District church conference and revival notes in Belleville and Alton
The Belleville district M E church conference will meet May 4 5 and 6 at First Methodist Belleville with pastors Sunday school officers Epworth League leaders and district stewards attending The program lists multiple sessions with speakers including Dr C M Stuart J W Smith and G E McCammon The revival at the Baptist church moves to the Presbyterian church for seating and Evangelist Kirkland garners attention Twenty conversions are reported Local business men plan to close shops at 7 pm in support The Alton Presbytery session names Rev J G Reynolds moderator and bids to the Denver assembly May 20 to June 1 The Ministerial Alliance forms a committee to consider Billy Sunday revival visits and Lutheran Frauenverein plans a meeting with Mrs W F Peter as delegate to a Granite City gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
First Methodist
Belleville
Lebanon
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Societies
Troy
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Evangelist Kirkland
J. A. Swemk
Gare Sewell
Po Om
Alton
W. F. Peter
Frauenverein of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Granite City
Words to Freeze the Soul Wins a Medical Miracle Claim
A Springfield merchant credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his son from consumption after doctors warned of hopelessness The ad touts its safety and a free trial bottle while a separate sports note reports St Jacob Cubs beating A B C s 5 3 and Raymond Rawson s injury in the game with local aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Blevens
Springfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
S. Kingston
St. Jacob Cubs
Raymond Rawson
St. Louis
John Diehle
Rheumatic Remedy Offer and Free Test Samples
Dr Shoop promises to drive rheumatic poisons from the blood with liquid or tablet forms and offers a booklet explaining the method plus free test samples. S Kingston sells the remedy and an old Call officer advertises newspapers for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woolens
Strauss Brothers’ National Tailoring Service
Barnum & Bailey
All America
Jupiter
Riber
Barnum & Bailew
M. E
C. M. Stuart
Northwestern Christian Advocate
S. M. Eddy
J. W. Smith
G. E. McCammon
J. E. Nickerson
Organization of Business
Poona
India
C. L
Albert Harris
Z. J. Farmer
AMA Ress
Wote Garnaway
Lincoln
Neb
Anti-Saloon League
Scropin
A. D. Lindsey
John F. Harmon
McKendree
Pot, Cee
Cee
Lawrence Smith
The
Ministerial Alliance
Billy
Lutheran Hospital
Frauenverein
German Evangelical Church
Troy Market
Kingston
Call Offier
R. C. Morriss
P.M. David
Sou
August Ritcher
J. BE. Meeker
Poland
Deimling Bros
Wyandotts
Plymouth Rocks
Clyde Hart
Henry Geffen
Martin Kirsch
LEGAL
County of
Madison
Droll
Meiner
City Hall
Ilinois
W. J. Vetter
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Reliable Home Company
M. W. Powell
AVING
Wick Bros, Jewelry CO
Kinloch
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