Brief News Notes and Local Notices
A digest of local snippets reports a birth of a bouncing daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawke, wage payments delayed, and supply notes on stationery. Several marriages are recorded in St. Louis and Granite City. infant death and a 70-year-old man’s death are noted with private interment. Properties, business changes, and local lore fill the column, including a hotel project in Effingham and a post office redecoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryo
Ed Hawke
Rule Bros
Voelker
Adella Braun
Elias Burk, Jr
Hil
Poe Bell
Market Street
St. Louis
Henry Rieke
Alm. May
Marine
Clyde Hensley
Mary Palmer
Granite City
Theo. G. Harbarth
S. M. Burdy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highland
Carbondale
D. EF. Meeker
East St. Louis
Bond Avenue
F Eighth Street
S. Kingston
M. F. Auwarter
R. le Dawson
Hazelwood Place
Hart
Herman, Roeben
Fred Geffeon
Gerfen & Roeben
J.T. Green
White Hall
Court House Items Continued From Page One
Summary list of probate and estate actions with numerous deceased individuals, letters of administration issued, bonds presented and approved, and final reports showing receipts and disbursements. Transfers of land and lots in multiple townships noted alongside ward settlements and minor appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Harwisch
G. W. Casseberg
G. FB. Witter
Wilhelm Wnetzbammer
John Begenvarn
Katherine Schroeders
J. J. Briner
Henry Englemann Et al
Henry
Lydsay
James Thrush
C.F. Thrush
Augusta Thrush
J. W W. Robertson
Charles Robertson
Charles Obert
Trenry Back
Henry Reiter
Pittsfield Lawyer Praises Dr Kings New Life Pills
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills have been used for years as a reliable family medicine. They are said to treat chills constipation biliousness and sick headaches. 25 cents at Kingston's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
Kingston's
Elections in the County Continued From Page One
County results detail Sabre 48 for clerk Fred Kientz 61 and trustees elected: Joseph Prey 71 Henry Dauderman 63 W. C. Keown 65 Louis Oldoneorf 58 W. C. McDonald 54 Victor Long 52. New Douglas two tickets Citizens led by FE W Bunn and Law and Order led by Dr J M Threadgill. license candidates won. Woodriver Tidependent Theophers ticket elected. Glen Carbon Citizens beat Socialist two to one. Fred Schoonover president. Maryville Citizens won. Ben Jones president. Grantfork three trustees elected. Kraft’s addition defeated. Marino trustees elected. St Jacob officers elected. Minor crash report: Dr Fugens Wahl’s car struck Miss Verna Voytes injuring her. she 18. Dr Wahl stayed with Edw R Deimling. Also notes on Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy and a spring hats sale at Miss Adella Braun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabre
Fred Kientz
Charles Wetzel
Joseph Prey
Henry Dauderman
W. C. Keown
Louis Old
Oneorf
W. C. McDonald
Victor Long
New Douglas
Citizens
FE. W. Bunn
Law and Order
J. M. Threadgill
E. Bunn
L. Schahtenberger
Wm. Krah
Henry Ulrich
W. A. Kline
Woodriver
Theophers
Dp.fe
Ashlock
M. W. Taylor
J.T. Ashlock
M. J. Gleason
Frank Schmock
Andrew Marhwinski
Tony Rothe
J. A. Redfield
Alfonso
Barnhorn
Glen Carbon
Citizen's
Socialist
Fred Schoonover
Thomas Dooner
Frank Smoda
Julius Schiller
Maryville
Ben Jones
Gus Kessler
Richard Lucas
Joseph Oberto
Henry Yonkus
Grantfork
Kraft
Joseph Schnarz
John Schwarz
Nicholas Mollet
Marino
Fred Scheurer
Wm. Brandes
Clark
Charles Mayer
Earl Shepard
BE. J. Giver
St. Jacob
L. W. Adler
Louis Frey
Fred Sohn
Philip Baer
Fred Spies
Louis Hill
Principal Thurston Reappointed and Committees Named
The Board of Education met in special session at Troy Illinois on April 23 1909 to organize. President R C Morriss presided as the elec tion canvass showed Morriss 316 Wandling 202 for president and Friesland 317 Preston 316 Foster 204 Naylor 198 as members Morriss declared elected president Friesland and Preston members. Committees were named House and Grounds Horsley Dawson Davis Finances Preston Friesland Davis Teachers Dawson Worsley Kieshand Clerk salary set at 25 dollars. Thurston re elected principal for the next school year with ayes from Davis Dawson Friesland Horsley Preston and nay from Boston. Clerk instructed to insert notice seeking teacher applications. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C C. Morriss
Charles Wandling
Wm. Preston
Charles Friesland
James Foster
Thomas Naylor
R.C. Morriss
Win
Preston
Rol Call
Friesland
Worsley
R. L. Dawson
Morriss
House and Grounds
Horsley
Dawson
Davis
Finanes
Kieshand
H. F. Thurston
Boston
Rk. LL. Dawson
Dr King’s New Discovery Heals Boy With Consumption
A Springfield merchant recalls doctors declaring his son doomed by consumption. After three weeks on Dr King’s New Discovery the boy recovered fully. The ad touts the remedy as safest for lung diseases with a 50c to $1 price and a free trial bottle from S Kingston. It also invites readers to explore The Call’s fashion department for new patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Blevens
Springfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
S. Kingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strauss Brothers’ National Tailoring Service
H. F. Kueker & Son
Willi
Claudine Willi
St. Jacob Township
C. Willi
SL. Smith
Wm. Weber
Verson
Add Marine
Paul Koenig
E.G. Ronn
Montview Collinsville
Joon. Peers
Charles Ffarman
Wid
West End
Collinsville
Wats Worst
Rpooov. Swenson
North Low
Ss. W. Blackburn
Gustav Holtimannin
KO. Ferree
Mary EB. Burns
E. C. Springer
Edwardsville
John Schlichting
FE. Linder
Troy
Rodo Latowsky
Otto Latowsky
St. Cleens Mettler
Vora Gaithard
Oscar Latowsky
Hugo Latowsky
Foster & Owens
Lfe
Landolt
Diamond Springs Mineral Co
J. BE. Sehrosmppel
Ben Jokerst
R. F. Standite
St. Lois
St. Louis Jos
Jenkins
Emma Krause
Fugens Wahl
Verna Voytes
Miss Voytes
J. W. Voylesv
New Doughys
Troy Market
Dr. Shoop
S. Shoop
Thurston
Board of Education
R. C. Morriss
P. M. Davidesom
Ritcher
J. Fm. Meeker
Poland
Deimling Bros
Henry Gerfer
Wm. Langewisch
Dwelling House Mutual
Reliable Home Company
Troy, Clinots
Helvetia 1 Fire Insurance Co
Y. M. W. Powell
New York
F St
Washington, D.C
Aving
Wick Bros, Jewelry CO
Kinloch
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