Personal Mentions of Relatives and Friends Visit Troy
A shoppers column lists numerous social visits and Easter gatherings around Troy highlighting Mrs August Gerling and relatives from Collinsville Miss Gertrude Miller of St Louis visiting her parents in the city Mr and Mrs Edwin Figge from St Louis with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Figge and many others including Miss Emma Hampe Mr and Mrs George Lehr Mrs Roper and Mrs Wm Preston Mrs Ed Schroeder from Glen Carbon Miss Grace Rawson of St Louis and grandparents in Troy plus multiple trips from Collinsville Belleville and Logansport among locals visiting relatives and attending funerals and church functions over the holiday week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Gerling
Collinsville
Gertrude Miller
St. Louis
H. F. Miller
Edwin Figge
Louis Figge
John Kessler
Emma Hampe
George Lehr
East St. Louis
Roper
Stubblefield
Wm. Preston
Ed Schroeder
Glen Carbon
Martin Kirsch
T. J. Wendler
Anna Bohland
Troy
Behrns
Decatur
R. F
Gladys Bryant
Jerseyville
Mamie E. Bryant
Roy D. Elliott
Logansport
Ind
J. W. Hassner
Estelle Kurth
Belleville
Louis Kurth
Harold Peter
Sophia Peter
Margaret
Minnie Joseph
Louis Bour
E. D. Joseph
Wilbur Gebauer
Herculaneum
W. J. Gebauer
Ernest Albrecht, Jr
Ernest
Collingville
R. L. Dawson
George Horsley
Carl Johann
Magdalena Flath
DeWit
Omaha
Ill
M. B. Coker
Addie Schmitt
Julia
John
Valentine Eberle
Edna Wood
Columbia, Mo
Hannah Wood
Helen Redfern
Annabelle Feldhaus
Jacob Wittmann
H. A. Buhrmester
Naomi
Emma Buhrmester
Mae Taylor
James W. Taylor
Thomas Neylor
Mary Evans
Delbert
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
This old ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cold remedy combining honey, pine tar and glycerine with other cough medicine. It promises quick cough relief, throat soothing effects and suitability for all ages, with a 25 cent price and a clear formula claim on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Neighbors News Updates From St Jacob and Nearby
Local correspondents report visitors and travels among residents of St Jacob Vandalia Troy Edwardsville Marine Marissa Mattoon and other towns. Social events include a church coffee fundraiser a four act comedy at Turners hall and a benefit luncheon with a social dance to close.
Highland City Notes From Peoria to Derby and Turnfest
J G Bardil attended the Republican state convention in Peoria last week. The Highland Telephone Company will lay cables underground removing street poles. Group 9 Illinois Bankers Association officers visit Friday to plan May 17 meeting here. A Turners committee from St Louis prepared for the June District Turnfest. Miss Hermine Mueller is summoned to Champaign by her brother Harry’s serious illness. Mrs Fred Schrumpff recovering after limb amputation operation. Emil Liess of San Francisco lectured on German Language Sins in America at Turners Hall to good attendance. Roland John Walter and Elsa Lorenz united in marriage by Rev Carl Meier and to live north of Highland. Anton Krummenacher and Louis Neuthammer injured when auto driven by John Riegel left ditch on Pocahontas road. City council met and organized new administration. Mayor Alfred Wildh resigned. Eugene Schott elected mayor pro tem. Gilbert F Tuffle married Helen Stocker at her home with Rev Meier officiating. The bride is daughter of Fred Stocker. groom son of Mrs Clara Tuffil.
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J. G. Bardil
Peoria
Highland Telephone Company
Illinois Bankers’ Association
Turners
St. Louis
Hermine Mueller
Champaign
Harry
State University
Fred Schrumpff
Emil Liess
San Francisco
Turners’ Hall
America
Roland John Walter
Saline Township
Elsa Lorenz
Highland
Carl Meier
Anton Krummenacher
Louis Neuthammer
John Riegel
Pocahontas Road
Alfred Wildh
Eugene Schott
Gilbert F. Tuffle
Helen Stocker
Pbide
Fred Stocker
Clara Tuffil
Wedding plans for Tuffs Bros couple in St. Louis
The couple from Tuffs Bros. Pig Iron and Coke Company of St. Louis will wed soon and plan a trip through the north and northwest before settling in St. Louis after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuffs Bros. Pig Iron and Coke Company of
St. Louis
Marine Notes On Guests and Obituaries In Marine
Mrs G M Dempsey of Grafton visited L A Richardson. Mr and Mrs Fred Talleur were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Bode at Fruit Station. Mr and Mrs Edgar Mebold returned from St Louis relatives. Miss Helen Richardson at Eureka College Easter home. Mrs Jacob Deibert had surgery at St Anthonys hospital St Louis and improved. Mrs Sarah A Kerley died at Peck Kan on April 15 and buried there. Dr C W Enos died in Denver Colo survived by family. Dr Enos son of early Marine settler Charles Enos.
Personal Paragraphs From Sunday Visits Across Towns
George Horsley spent Sunday with Collinsville relatives while Kenneth Brown visited home folks from St. Louis. Misses Rebecca Allen Evelyn Schmacker and Josephine Ganninger of Collinsville spent Sundays with Troy and Greenville friends and family. Edna Meyer Belleville guest of Daniel Smith. Rose Wilkinson Edwardsville. Lillian Walker Easter with parents in O Fallon. Amelia Rawlings and Harold Rawlings visiting Marine relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horsley
Collinsville
Kenneth Brown
St. Louis
Rebecca Allen
Evelyn Schmacker
Josephine Ganninger
Troy
Ella Rea
Greenville
J. W. Rea
Andrew Hoenig
French Village
Edna Meyer
Belleville
Daniel Smith
Rose Wilkinson
Edwardsville
Bernice Hughes
Lillian Walker
L. T. Walker
O'Fallon
Sarah Duckett
Frances Lerner
George Br
Weekly social notes from Collinsville area and Troy
Mrs John Kelly spent Wednesday with her sister in Collinsville and Edwin Meiners of St Louis visited his mother in Troy. St Louis guests and East St Louis visits are noted along with Easter gatherings in Collinsville and Troy. Local ads promote buggy painting, ice delivery, and Dr Kings New Discovery for children's coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Thomas Higgins
Collinsville
Edwin Meiners
St. Louis
Eirza Meiners
J. Hearter
Troy
R. L. Dawson
Fred Spies, Jr
St. Jacob
George Dressel
Earl Paul
John Droy
L. W. Sandles
James Scott
Wesley Sandles
East St. Louis
M. Glass
L. H. Cohn
Ike Schwartz
Martha
J. Allen
Come See Our Flowers At Home Florist Ward
Advertisement listing J. R. Ward the Home Florist offering daily flower delivery to any part of town. Includes phone order line and a secondary note for Wesley Duckett. Mentions "Altamont Diamond" brand flour priced at 85c for 25 pounds at Vohs Winkel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf J. R. Ward
Home Florist
Wesley Duckett
Altamont
Vohswinkel
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Henry Geffen
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F. W. Braner
Seybold
Collinsville Road
Charlies
Board of Education of Theublic School
Erik
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F. J. Cheney
Cheney, Ob Wate
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Toledo
Agee
Rose Wil. LO
Mattoon
Waterloo
H. W. Marshall
J. A. Collins
Joseph Liebler
John Schmitt
Jesse J. Miller
Chicago
John E. Miller
Leo Schoeck
Bessie Schoeck
Emil Wasem
Anna Wasem
Marine
Oscar Appel
Rufus Pike
Lena
Pearl Hill
Anna Good
Oscar Witsche
Little
Florence Hertzler
John Witsche
George Hofmann
Arthur Schoeck
Oscar Hug
Marissa
Robert Buchmann
Indians
Blue Bells
Frank Schwartz
Kansas Plains
Old Cemetery Association
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ST. Jacob Lumber & Hardware CO
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McKittrick
Henry McCain
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