Court House Receipts and Guardian Discharges Noted
The court records show guardianship receipts and discharges for multiple estates. Bonds and executors are named with values, including a $1900 administrator bond and a $500 legacy payment, plus numerous minor guardianships, will probates, and final reports with balances settled. Real estate transfers list extensive property transactions across Collinsville Highland and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Ludwig
Eberhardt
Henry Albrecht
Christ Albrecht
Fulia Mill
Henry Meyer
H. C. Meyer
A.D. Brandes
Florence Dee
Vincenz Biikle
Malinda Tischhauser
Saéd
Jacob Brandly, Sr
Jacob Brandly
Elizabeth Brandly
Lena Brandly
Wm. Zinching
W. F. Dustmann
Charles Hildebrand
Henry Zinching
Charles Gerling
Aug. Freasen
A. P. Wolf
Henry Gerling
Herman Gerling
Lydia Wueiner
Minora
Lovia Meyerg
Meyers
Church and Society Notes in Local Briefs
The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs. J. C. Hollin’s home next Tuesday at 2:30 pm. Advent services set for St. Paul’s Lutheran Thursday at 7:30 pm. Rev. H. W. Marshall of Lebanon fills sermons at the Presbyterian tomorrow. Rev. J. Q. Britton to preach tomorrow at the M. E. church and Mt. Zion in the afternoon. Ernest A. Main, a City resident at Shurtleff College, preached at the Baptist church last Sunday in Rev. James Osborn’s absence. morning service topic was Christian Impressions, evening theme Who Can Enter the Promised Land. Sapp of Collinsville, formerly in town, was a passenger on the elevator accident in the Chemical Building, St. Louis. he works for the Wabash Railroad. E. C. DeWitt & Co. of Chicago, makers of Kodol, affirm compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Kodol sold locally by S. Kingston. A list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Eroy Post Office for December 1, 1906 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hollin
St. Paul's Evangelical
Mt.Zion
Ernest A. Main
Shurtleff College
Upper Alton
Baptist Church
James Osborn
The
Promised Land
Sapp
Collinsville
Chemical
St. Louis
Wabash Railroad
Ita
Aome
Resolutions of Respect Adopted by Pythien Sisters
The Troy int lodge in Kil Troy issues a solemn resolution upon the death of Sister Apatonea Hawke, praising her as a wife and mother and extending sympathy to her husband and children. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days, with copies sent to the bereaved family and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Int
Mra
Apatonea Hawke
Troy Catt
Mammif Barn
Mattie Mendenall
Cuara Boston
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M. Roberts Kiesel Building
Market ST
E. McKittrick
McKittrick -Bros
Phono
June Sallee
Litchfield
Piery
Western Hotel
Highland
St. James Hotel
Edwardaville
Carl Strover
Thos, R. Mould
Strover & Mould
Attorneys AT Law
Public Square
Belleville, I
James N. Jarvis
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Postoffice
Kinloch
FR. W. Zanders
Rieser
Kntook
DE. F. B. Linder
Rieder Building
Tux Cartoffice
Court House
Evangelical Orphans
J. C. Westerholt
F. Hoelacher
Maria
Oswald
Alhambra
Otto
Hoefte
Louis Hochuli
Jon. Koepfie
Wil Athen
Sidney A
Anthony
Sandy
Serge & Becker
Millers Station
Johanna F. Ammann
J. N. Stokes
Daniel
Bec
Henry Gale
A. Locnberg
Peter.Goode
Lottie Haas
Mt. Olive
C.E. Sanerson
Chicago
Margaret Drennan
Kansas City
W.L. Noblitt
Alton
Rona Brock
H. C. Lowe
J Lora Drury
J.B. Dow,Jr
Kansan City
Nellie Ruderhausen
C.H. Sheff
Caroline ‘Schwartzbeck
Herman Seebode
Mary Klusacek
Benj. Franklin
Iva Evans
George Bellm, Jr
Helvetia Emma Wagner
Ripley
Erie Brown Shoe Company
Sizen
Church and Society
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Satter
Jettera
Tor
Eroy
Majestic
Teen Dea
Pythien Sisters
Mentor Temple No
Troy, Kil
Bowie
Tex
W.L. Hill
Dr. King
Kingston
Kennedy
S. Kingetos
DeWitt
Dan PurerMan
Post-Dispatch
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and “Dray Line
Zenk
Hickory
Atreet
Com
Paomer Burvicey Iy
H. Schmacker
A.B. O
Ila. m
Jesee
Riebold’s
Droll
Groces
Bargal
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