Winter News Notes From The Call Area
Brief local notes report Lincoln's birthday Today. Don Peters ill in bed. The February Women’s Magazine on sale at The Call office for five cents. A bouncing daughter born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Norbury last Saturday. An eleven pound son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Geffen. The Van pay car passed Wednesday. Donk Bros Coal employees paid Thursday. Pierron coal bore ends with coal at 361 feet. mine prospects seen. Mrs Nancy Donoho renting to Francis Lewis. plans to move to Edwardsville with daughter. St Valentine’s Day rush expected at the post office. valentines displays notable. Dr John Kalbfleisch of Collinsville dies after lingering illness. survived by wife and six children. Carriage license issued to Martin Fratiger and Miss Emma Wickens of St Jacob. another to Edgar Ellis and Miss Rhoda Smith of Highland. Alton fire destroys Streeper Bros hardware and three other frame buildings. coroner Streeper connected to firm. Joseph Gaskill of Collinsville injures foot at St Louis Smelting and Refining Co. toe amputated. Mrs Sophia Hackmann files for bankruptcy in Springfield. liabilities 3455.65. assets 5170.99 with 1400 exempt. Miss I J Mills receives Rapid City Journal featuring Ewing Donoho of Rapid City, son of Wm Donoho. The reconédges well on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Don Peters
Thomas Norbury
Fred Geffen
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Company
Pierron
Nancy C. Donoho
Francis Lewis
FR. A. Schwarz
Edwardsville
John 2. Kalbfleisch
Collinsville
Belleville
Martin Fratiger
Emma Wickens
St. Jacob
St. Louis
Edgar Ellis
Rhoda Smith
Highland
Alton Lac
Streeper Bros
C. N. Streeper
Joseph Gaskill
John Gaskill
Troy
I. J. Mills
Journal of
Rapid City
South Dakota
Ewing Donoho
Board of Education of
Ewing
Wm. Donoho
Gas line work begins as Greenville braces for supply
C. J. Lindly, south of Greenville, was brought in Wednesday as Bond County center buzzed with gas strike news. Laying a pipeline from the first well to Greenville started Monday and indications point to an adequate natural gas supply for the city soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lindly
Greenville
Bond County
Sunday Visits Across Small Town Families
Robert Bohwenstiel spent Sunday with his brother John at Troy. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith near Marine visited with his parents Sunday. Mamie Suhre spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Alhambra. Charles Helmich and sons visited the latter's parents Sunday. June Montgomery of Denison Texas visits this week with Mrs. George Giger. Mev Flath and children visited John Plath and family in Blackjack Sunday. Bertha Sehmidt and brother Andrew near St. Jacob spent Monday with Henry Sehmidt and wife. August Henze and daughter Ella near Marine visited Henry L. Schmidt and family Sunday. August May and Everett, James and Isabelle Melwright spent Sunday with George Giger and family. Fred Smith and little son Ellis of Marine visited the latter's parents Sunday. John Nemnich and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bohwenstiel
John
Troy
Stanley Smith
Near Marine
Mamie Suhre
al Thambra
Charles Helmich
June Montgomery
Denison
Texas
George Giger
George Flath
John Plath
Blackjack
Andrew Sehmidt
Bertha
Near St. Jacob
Henry Sehmidt
August Henze
Ella
Tlenry L. Schmidt
August May
Everett
James
Isabelle MelWittrick
Fred Smith
Ellis
Marine
John Nemnich
Doyle to Lead Giants as Captain in New York Dispatch
Telegraphic notice from New York says Garry Doyle, former Donk mine worker, is likely Giants captain this season with extra salary. Doyle’s contract reportedly secured by President Brush, after a prior hold-out in 1909. Also includes ads for Dr Shoop Health Coffee and Preventics cold cure tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lows Times
New York
Garry Doyle
Giants
Donk
Doyle
Brush
Dr. Shoop
M. F. Auwarter
The Call Office Offers January Women’s Magazine Copy
A note suggests visiting The Call office window to see a January issue of the Women’s Magazine available for readers. The message emphasizes value and hints at a latent stationery local address paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Magazine
Court House Items New Circuit Court Cases
H. M. Weyh sues Effie A. Chapman et al to collect 200 dollars on a note. First National Bank of Collinsville sues Edward Baima et al for foreclosure. Anna Grovere sues David Grovere for divorce with cruelty alleged. Thomas W. Hill sues Elizabeth Hill for divorce with desertion alleged. George B. Scott sues Nellie B. Scott for divorce with desertion alleged. Charles A. Colton sues Grace R. Colton for divorce with desertion alleged. Allen Schillinger by next friend George J. Schillinger sues Louise Sido Lexow seeking 10000 dollars damages. Josie Wilson sues James U. Wilson for divorce with desertion alleged after marriage. Mary Hardy sues Peter Hardy for divorce with intoxication and seeks injunction restraining disposal of Glen Carbon real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Weyh
Effie A. Chapman
First National Bank of
Collinsville
Edward Baima
Anna Grovere
David Grovere
Thomas W. Hill
Elizabeth Hill
George B. Scott
Nellie B. Scott
Charles A. Colton
Grace R. Colton
Allen Schillinger
George J. Schillinger
Louise Sido Lexow
Josie Wilson
James U. Wilson
Mary Hardy
Peter Hardy
Glen Carbon
Probate Proceedings Before Judge Hillskotter
Probate matters list multiple deceased individuals with inventories presented or wills set for hearing on various dates. Notable items include Ellsworth: Susan Ann Smith no will, Marie Pierron inventory approved, Dorothea Grigsby will set for March 7, Octavius Jones insane receipts and no expenditures, and John Henry final report set for February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hillskotter
Frank Pieper
Edward Uwhrman
George M. Harred
Susan Ann Smith
Christ. Kuhnen
Marie Pierron
Julia Wilton
Nina Kuhl
George Schermann Et al
Dorothea Grigsby
Sarah Hammolds
Frank Pfeiffer
Liby Georgiff
G. C. Stullken
Cosmas 'Kalkbrenner
Bennett Williams
John Fletcher
Executrices Discharged as Estates Finalized in Court
Settled all executrixes discharged. Various estates including Catherine Kalina, Justus Buckley, Chanie Robinson, Martha Staunton, Henry Lutsenhoff, John Schopper, Benjamin Wrigley, Henrietta Unverzagt, Gustav A Kauffman, Paul Lukovsky, and others show final reports, balances, and guardianship actions. Appointments issued, bonds posted up to $50,000, and adjustments set for early April. Administrators discharged or authorized to compromise claims with entities such as Vandalia Railroad and Commonwealth Steel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Kalina
Theodore Nischwitz Et al
Guardian
Clara Selig Et al
John Plocher
Justus Buckley
I. F. Singleton
Vandalia Railroad
Chanie Robinson
Martha Staunton
Henry Lutsenhoff
John I. Schopper
Benjamin Wrigley
Henrietta E. Unverzagt
Gustav A. Kauffman
Augusta Kauffman
H. D. Daudermann
George Kauffmann
Albert Kauffmann
Paul Lukovsky
Zozy Lukovsky
Thomas Jananik
E. W. Hilker
H. Shermer
DD. M. Bishop
Commonwealth Steel Company
Property transfers list with deeds and amounts in Edwardsville area
A compilation of real estate transactions across Edwardsville and nearby communities. Names include Lina J. Voge, William Sobota, Casper Schneider, Lena Schneider, Charles A. Sheppard, Edward Hill, Michael Long, N H Horner, Illinois State Trust Co, L F Hamilton, Amos Walbridge, August Kleiber, Anna Fuchs, Keystone Cemetery Co, Madison Coal Corp, Dom Pizzini, Village of Maryville, and John Bader. Properties span lots, tracts, and cemetery parcels with prices ranging from 1 to 4,650 dollars and notes on minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina J. Voge
Wm. Sobota
Wm. Sobota Aml
Geo. Boda
Casper Schneider
Lena Schneider
Miller
Miller, Spengel’s and Paris’ Add, Highland; ‘B1805. Charles A. Sheppard
Edward Hill
Todd
Anna Fuchs
Kleiber
Keystone Cemetery Co
St. Jacob
Milda Baker
Keystone
Madison
Coal Corporation
Dom. Pizzini
Glen Carbon
Maryville
Henry de- Tienne
John Bader
John Riepshoff
Edwardsville Area Births and Residents List
A long formatted roster lists names and ages of residents and originating towns across Edwardsville and neighboring communities. Entries include Aug Suhre 23 Edwardsville Clara Ambuel 21, H PD Strackeljahm 22 Nameoki, and many others with ages ranging from 18 to 80 plus, spanning Collinsville St Louis Alton Livingston and Trenton Missouri communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Suhre
Edwardsville
Clara Ambuel
H. PD
Schirmer
Livingston C. A. Wiegand
Occ
Carrie Ronminger
Highland C. A. Connor
Coffeyville
Kan
Nellie M. McCarthy
Alton G. M. Moore
Aphiatlagrnstons
Alton Susie Dates
Eeeses
Trenton
Viola E. Wright
Ene Clayton
Train Schedules for Collinsville Edwardsville and Maryville
Edwardsville traffic chief Thomas announces early morning departures from St Louis to Collinsville and intermediate points with 7:10 a m and 10 minute past every hour until 11 10 p m to Collinsville and Maryville at midnight. East St Louis departures begin 6 17 a m via 3rd and Broadway. Collinsville northbound from 6 04 a m every 4 minutes to 11 04 p m. southbound first at 5 35 p m continuing hourly until 10 35 p m. Collinsville to Caseyville Edgemont with O Fallon and Lebanon division at 5 55, 6 55, 8 00 a m then hourly to 11 00 p m. Maryville northbound at 20 minutes after each hour. Matthews Crossing north 15 minutes after each hour and southbound 24 minutes after each hour. General Superintendent Hewitt notes this schedule for Edwardsville station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Collinsville
Edwardsville
Maryville
East St. Louis
3Rd
Broadway
Caseyville
Edgemont
O’fallon
Lebanon
Matthews’ Crossing
Notice to Taxpayers and Hunters in Jarvis Township
Notice to taxpayers: collector John S. Jarvis will receive 1909 taxes from January 24 to March 10, at A Heddergott's store, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hunters: premises strictly forbidden. list of names and landowners enforcing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Township
A. Heddergott
John S. Jarvis
Candidate for 47th District State Senate Seeks GOP Endorsement
A candidate for the 47th Senatorial District announces his bid with the endorsement of Madison and Bond counties Republican party structures pending formal party backing. The statement emphasizes party support as a condition for candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Madison
Bond
Arnica Salve Heals Bruised Leg Quickly
Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised leg worsened into a sore. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly. Useful for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles. 25 cents at Kingston's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sossman
Cornelius, N. C
Bucklen
Kingston’s
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Davidson
Valentine
Swift
PIN
Kingston
E. ST. Louis & Suburban
Illinois Traction Syssem
Edwardsville Station
E. W. Frederick
Troy Market
Harare
Washington
Ninth Street
United States Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Charles Wandling
George Linzner
Lutheran Church
George Linzgner
Chris Diepholz
T. A. Riggin
Charles Schultze
A. N. Riggin
Frank Bauman
Fred Tegtmeier
Wm. Langewisch
Edwin Zenk
Joseph Arth
Henry Niehaus
Wm. Ackermann
Yrampton Long
Fred Sk. Hartman Moritz Wendler
Ienry
Ignatius Riggin
Benj. Schultze
John Dollinger
Henry Horstmann
John Howard
Iugene Riggin
Chris Buhrmester
Herman Schlaefer
Hackmann Bros
Edmund Beall
Alton
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