Local notes from Collinsville and Edwardsville area
A roundup of town briefs. Labor Day post office hours. new marriages and moves. a radio of civic meetings and medical society event. balloon tickets for St Clair County Fair. address changes and local schooling plans for 1912 13 term. Includes Mona L V Rissi move to Collinsville and Anna Dempsey Edgar Strong marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vray House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble Works
St. Louis
Daniel Peterman
J. Ro Ward
Main Street
A. B. Black
L. V. Rissi
Collinsville
Madison County Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Edwardsville
Charles Callan
Donk
Springfield
Ilinois State Medical Journal
St. Clair County
Troy
del Sur
Lancaster
Cal
North Portal
Louie
Madison County Teachers’ Association
Personal and News Items Noted by Our Corps of Correspondents Marine
News from Marine and surrounding areas lists returning residents and visitors from Kansas Gillette Chicago St Louis Edwardsville and more. Notable items include trips to Alhambra Sterl ing Colorado Hunting employment journeys attendance at a Sunday school convention and a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Herman
Kansas
L. C. Appel
Gillette
Wyo
Carl Meibauer
Conrad [Euiser
Alhambra
Amelia Gravius
Chicago
Marine
Charles Hoelscher
Bruno Hoefle
Sterling
Colo
Louis Deibert
Glen Carbon
Dan Deibert
Anna
Rosa Faes
St Louis
Fred Leef
G. Faces
Paul Buchmuecller
Don Brooks
Hulda Elbring
Edwardsville
Ed Thurnau
Herman Becker
Park View
Hubert Schmidt
John Strauch
St. Louis
The
Christian Church
Win. Reinhart
Marion Becker
Gus Abert
Henry Liebler
East St. Louis
Rule
Buchmiller
Summerfield
Esther Oldenkamp
Charles Dressel
Albert Busch
Granite City
Fred Spies
National Band
James Black
KE. J. Giger
Henry Oldenkamp
Joseph Aemisseger
Anna Langenwalter
Blackjack
Elam Faires
Wyoming
Karl Schmidt
Lottie Micksch
Houston
Tex
Lizzie
Goldie Meredith
Walter Massey
James Porter
C. , Reinhardt
Aviston
Ina Leonhard
Millie Gaffner
Trenton
St. Jacob
J. J. Gaffner
Grand Lodge of Illinois receives loving cup for growth
John H. Sikes of Belleville grand secretary receives a solid silver loving cup from John B. Cockrum of Indianapolis for the Grand Lodge of Illinois. The cup honors the largest gain in 1911 membership among all jurisdictions of the C O F Grand Lodge. The note on the cup cites the achievement and donor. Nearby Rochelle, Illinois reports an Indian killed by a fast express after sleeping on tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sikes
Belleville
C. O. F. Grand Lodge
Illnois
John B. Cockrum
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Lodge of Illinois
Rochelle
Fast Express
Dr. King
J. R. Watts
Floydada
Tex
T. R. Huffendick
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims constitutional relief
There is more Catarrh in this section than other diseases and local treatments failed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. S. Cheney & Co. Toledo is touted as the only constitutional remedy, taken orally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 offer promises cure. testimonials and circulars are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FP. Oa. Cheney & Co
Teleco
Obie
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Electric Bitters touted to restore health in Henry man
A Henry Tennessee man, T. D. Peebles, declares six bottles of Electric Bitters gave him strength and appetite after stomach and liver troubles. The ad promises the remedy helps everybody from the first dose and urges purchase for 50 cents at H. R. Huffendick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Peebles
Henry
Tenn
H. R. Huffendick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meheleies
Tilden Manley
Philip Mersinges
Henry Mehaus
Alfred R
Jacob Wittmann
R. C. Morriss
Clarence Sponsler
J. Schoernleffer
Ille Mize
Deimling Bros
L. W. Sandiles
Vair
F. O.'Leidel
Anna Wells
Rebekah Lodge
Dauhter
Dean. Meeker
Wm. Geers
Madison County Medical Society
George N. Kreid
M. Noll
H. Simon Henry
Troy Markets
Eustis
Illinois
Town Auditor's Meeting
Board of Auditors
Town of
Jarvis
Tinois
Henry C. Dettmar
Valier & Spies Milling
St.jacobin. Marine
C. Bay
Yuede & Probst Commission CO
North Third Street
Miss Gussie Miller
Finney County
Davidson
Greenville
Ill
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