Mound City Notes Include Death and Local News
Sugar Creek resident Fred Conrad dies at 71 in Highland St Josephs hospital. Smallpox outbreak triggers quarantines. schools churches and nickelodeon closed. Local marriages licensed in St. Louis for Madison County residents. Community items cover gun repairs and second hand sales, return of Conrad Lindner to Blackjack, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for sores. The Call solicits tips on news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
S. Kingston
J. R. Ward
Fred Conrad
Sugar Creek Township
Clinton County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highland
Call’s Stationery Department
Sorento
J. N. Mayo
Vandalia St
Edwardsville
St. Louis
Madison County
Thomas C. Walker
Margaret Sims
Alton
J. E. Wood
Nellie Dix
Granite City
Ernest J. Cooke
Anita Frances Cahill
Venice
Louis Grantzow
Margaretha Hoefle
Anton Hoefle
Katherine McCormick
Kdwardsville
Breese Glass
Maude Cooper
Coopers
Troy
Conrad Lindner
Billings
Oklo
Lindner
Oklahoma
Tom Moore
Cochran
Kingston’s
Evangelist Miss Ludgate Leads Revival in Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church hosts evangelist Eva Ludgate and assistant Miss Thompson of Danville as revival meetings continue with increasing turnout. A Sunday Mothers and Young Ladies meeting titled Mothers Chum is planned, inviting all ladies and girls over ten. Nearby church groups also hold meetings this week with society circles meeting Saturday and Wednesday afternoons.
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Troy Cemetery
Mite Sociehy
B. W. Janvis
Merry Workers’ Society of the
Presbyterian Church
P. M. Davidson
A. V. Marsh
The
Baptist Church
Eva Ludgate
Interdenominational Association
Miss Thompson
Danville
Ludgate
Maine
California
Trimmer Frustrated By Social Night Talks Hard
A couple plans to go out more to avoid boredom but tension rise as Trimmer resists a Bronsons musicale and dress-code. He complains about “highbrow” culture while Mrs Trimmer pushes for social evenings and theatre outings.
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Trimmer
Mrs. Trimmer
Mrs. Trim
Ciety
George P. Simpson and B. W. Jarvis Seek Township Collector Posts
Two candidates declare for Jarvis Township collector. George P. Simpson runs in the Republican primary, while B W Jarvis enters the Democratic primary contest. Both announcements note the official party conventions and the will of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Leidel
Jarvis ‘Township
A. R. Snodgrass
Jarvis Township
WM. H. Wild
Harry Cooper
Percy Wilkinson
George P. Simpson
Thomas Lewis
B. W. Jarvis
Quiet Evening Plan Cited As Internal Duty
The speaker notes a chance remark about going out in the evening if invited. Another person acknowledges the constraint and suggests an internal matter dominates, making quiet rest rare. The exchange reflects tension between social desires and duties, with both sides weighing possibilities and limitations.
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Jacob Wittmann
Philo Cycle
A. F. Seligman
Wick Bros. Jewelry Co
A. Heddergott
C. E. Seligman
Henry J. Faitz
Ed Miller
Adam Schmitt
Charles Schultze
Henry Horstmann
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Benj. Zenk
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