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News Notes and Gossip From Nearby Towns
A roundup of local items includes a 10 percent wall paper sale at L. W. Sandles & Sons, a ten pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Struckhoff, and the late Wm. Schultze's estate to be sold by executrix Mrs. Elizabeth Schultze. W. A. Hawley, Bond County assessor, died in Greenville. Fowler & Clark's dog and pony show comes April 26, with free pony rides for afternoon showgoers. Pocahontas exchange changed hands to H. L. Dodson. Delashmutt sold Neoga exchange. The Call lists many local visits, births, marriages, and community events including school director election, turns at Marine and St. Jacob, and a May 17 Royal Neighbors comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gebauer
L. W. Sandles & Sons
Charles Struckhoff
Wm. Schultze
Elizabeth Schultze
W. A. Hawley
Central Township
Bond County
Greenville
John M. Hawley
Troy
Fowler & Clark
Pocahontas
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Greenville College
Alfred Schmidt
C. W. Keown
San Francisco
John Koch
St. Louis
John Stuckwisch
Edwardsville
Paul Buchmueller
Millstadt
Clemens Talleur
Lena Maerz
L. A. Richardson
Ortmann
John Kettler
John Eickmann
Marine Dramatic Club
Red Acre Farm
Turners’ Hall
St. Jacob
Marine
Henry Koch
Hugo
Anthony
Leo Koehnemann
Daniel O'Neil
T. B. Mundis
Lizzie Petry
Alexander George
Amos Hayes
Edwardaville
Jacob Fehmel
Greenvile
Phil. Perry
Bertha Bellm
St. Rose
Frieda
Iskaline Isaacs
Grantfork
L. W. Adler
Daniel Widkcus
Springfield
Hazel Beyers
Esther Oldenkamp
John Maurer
Casper Hill
N. Herrin
Earl
M. E. Church