Court House Items For Hearing And Estate Actions
Court house items presented and set for hearing February 28. Frederick Zolzer deceased no claims. inventory presented and approved. Dorothea Stege deceased claims $397 presented and allowed. inventory presented and approved. Henry Surenbeck et al minors letters issued to Edward Engel bond $4500 presented and approved. Wilhelmina Schoeneweg deceased receipts $1542.56 expenditures $263.06 balance $1278.90 approved. Adolph Steiner deceased claims $1314.44 presented and allowed. sale of personal property $383.25 approved. L. W. Vallier deceased final report receipts $4369 expenditures $19 balance $4341 receipts presented and executrix discharged. Fern Livington deceased proof of heirship. County Treasurer H. M. Zanders ordered to pay Donald Livingston and others amounts due. T. A. Montgomery et al minors guardian authorized to expend $100 for support of T. A. E. W. and Lillian E. Montgomery. balance $50804 due each ward. R. F. Ramsey deceased no will letters issued to N. L. Ryder bond $100 approved. Administrator authorized to compromise claim against C. & A. R. Co. for $125. Wolfgang Lautner deceased no will letters issued to John F. Wentz bond $2600 approved. adjustment day first Monday in April. administrator authorized to dispose of personal property at private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zolzer
Dorothea Stege
Henry Surenbeck
Edward Engel
Wilhelmina Schoeneweg
Adolph Steiner
L. W. Vallier
Fern Livington
H. M. Zanders
Donald Livingston
T. A. Montgomery Et al
Guardian
T. A
E. W
Lillian E. Montgomery
R. F. Ramsey
N. L. Ryder
Clearing sale and local notices fill town paper
Brief notes from a small city exchange gossiping about sales at Liebler’s, new Valentine post cards in Tyre CALL’S, and orders for fish from Deimling Bros meat market. Also mentions residents moving to and from the area, the Springfield state fair dates, a Brookside mine derailment, Welte's bankruptcy filing, Amity Camp MWA delegates, and Troy souvenir post cards at the Cart office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebler’s
Tyre Call
Liebler's
Jerry W. Riggin
Deimling Bros
St. Louis
A. R. Snodgrass
Springfield
Brookside
East St. Louis
Franz J. Welte
United States District Court
Welte
East End
M. W
Peoria
Robert Holliday
Harry Cooper
John E. Bohnenstiehl
Wm. J. Vetter
Thomas Millett, Jr
J. Allen
Fred Schuler
Charles Edwards
George Goetz
Henry Buhrcvester
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Urges Quick Use
An old notice promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as the cure for kidney and bladder disorders and warns it can prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. The ad cites S. Kingston and a St. Louis Times monthly rate and lists Daniel Peterman as agent. Also mentions fresh fish Fridays at Deimling Bros. meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
S. Kingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
ODD Fellows’ Building
Main Street
Troy
Standard Fashion Company
Stranpcard Fashion Co
Vandam Street
New York City
George New- Decker
Plymouth Rock
F. E. Linder
Braner
F. W. Braner
Scientific American
Frederick G. Zenk
Amelia Zenk
Jarvis Township
M. F. Auwarter
Atore
Stanley Ritcher
LEGAL
James C. Riggin
Geert
Madison County
Illinois
Orears
Dora Edwards
Administrhathix
Wolfgang Lautner
John F. Wentz
Cooper Mikel
Fred Dzengolewaki
Mikel
Marik Polli
J. W. Dugger
Park Place
Corneville
Fritz Kaeser
A. F. Kaeser
Highland
Wm. D. Jenkins
E. P. Brows
Oakland
Edwardaville
T. W. Lange
Theodore Schuerbaum
Henry Kuhlmann
St. Louis, Frey & Eastern
Frederick Pfeiffer
Louis Miller
G. Reichert
Miller
Spenger & Paris
Rud
Fricker
Spengel & Paris
Roland Stock & Dairy Co
B. B Watts
Adolph Glock
Robt. Glock
Nwse
Ciero Ogle
Collinsville Baptist Church
F. J.guernsey
Collinsville
Charles J. Minnaugh
Mary E. Minnaugh
George Kraur
Madison Mary Dorko
Madison Thomas Vancil
Madison Lizzie Quimby
Edwardsville
Frank Reisbich
Roxie Eicher
Wellsville
Gustave A. Kaulen
Warden Katie Knoke
Worden
W.G. Kalbfleisch
Louisa Am
S Kingston
Tae Catt
W. W. Jarvis
D. @. JARVIS
St. Louisa
Daniel Peterman
Braner’s Hall
TAD Brand Shoes
SAR Letter
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