Local Notes and Personal News From St. Jacob Area
Lawrence Arthur of Sullivan spent days here with his mother Mrs D W Arthur. Clara Wills hosted the Bachelor Girls at her country home. Lund Mauldin beat St Jacob Advertisers 3 to 1 in a spectacular game at home. St Jacob township Sunday school convention set for next Sunday at M E church with an excellent program and large attendance expected. Mrs R M Todd of Halstead Kan and Mrs C L Faires visit with Mr and Mrs Wm Kircher in St Louis, then return to Kansas. Richard Ellis fractured his right elbow playing with a toy wagon. he is getting along nicely. A large family reunion occurred at the Steinkoenig home with about 40 present. Carl Schmidt and Dewey Hill, recently enlisted in the U S Army, visited home before departing for the Atlantic coast. Dewey heads to New York and Carl to Delaware. both in uniform. Caroline Gruenig died suddenly Monday morning after convulsions. corner inquest found epilepsy. She was 67, born in Switzerland, married in 1878, survived by two daughters, two sons, eight grandchildren and a sister in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Arthur
Sullivan, Mo
D. W. Arthur
Clara Wills
St. Jacob
Lund-Mauldin
Highland
St. Jacob Township
M. E. Church
R. M. Todd
Halstead
Kan
C. L. Faires
St. Louis
Wm. Kirchers
Todd
Caroline Gruenig
Christian Gruenig
Sims
Switzerland
Farewell sermon at German Evangelical Church on Sunday
Rev. Carl Mater will deliver his farewell sermon at the German Evangelical church Sunday. S. E. Hult of Rockford has been engaged to lead the grocery department of the Carp store. Highland Public School opens Monday Sept 4 with Prof. C. L. Dietz as principal. John Plocker of near Pierron bought a Mogul tractor from a local firm. A rear-barn fire at P Anstedt's residence was extinguished with little damage. Emil Lauener of Standard Oil underwent appendicitis surgery last week at St. Joseph's hospital and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mater
S. E. Hult
Rockford
Highland Public School
C. L. Dietz
John Plocker
Pierron
P. Anstedt
Emil Lauener
Standard Oil Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marine News Briefs Hit By Illness and Events
Mrs. Louis Pratt recovers from a severe illness. Miss Helen Brandes returns from Chicago. A Marine ad signs near the I C depot touts Marine advantages. Roy Gilchrist visits Little Rock for a two week vacation with an uncle. Harry Morre at Gericke barber shop was struck by lightning last week. Mrs. Jacob Schneider dies at Edwardsville at 72. Rev Paul Buchmiller and Mrs and Misses attend Evangelical League meeting in Cleveland and trip to Niagara Falls. Marine public school opens the 1916 17 term September 1 with Prof L P Wetzel principal and room 4. Other teachers include Miss Sebastian room 3, Miss Wood room 2, Miss Reinhart room 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pratt
Helen Brandes
Chicago
Marine
I. C
Roy Gilchrist
Little Rock Ark
Harry Morre
Gericke
Jacob Schneider
Joseph Moltz
Edwardsville
Paul Buchmiller
Emma May
Edna Brandes
Evangelical League
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Marine Public School
L. P. Wetzel
Mary Sebastian
Verna Wood
Edith Reinhart
Sloan's Liniment Relief Claim for Knee Pain
Reader James Ferguson of Philadelphia reports dramatic relief after a single Sloan's Liniment application for knee pain. The ad urges others to try the remedy, promises rapid relief without rubbing, and directs purchase at drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James 8
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Carpenter's Delicious Ice Cream Brings Delight to Town
An informal note praises Carpenter's Ice Cream as a superior treat over competitors Destophe G. N. Robinson’s, claiming high acclaim and community fondness for its flavor, quality, and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
G. N. Robinson
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Hiles & Simpson
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Market ST
Barber Shop
Ed J. Helmich
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Postoffice
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