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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1913

Page

3

WN SCHULTZE DEAD A longtime Troy assessor dies

William Schultze 65 former assessor of Jar via township for 25 years died Wednesday at his South End home after a kidney trouble and cold contracted from rain. Funeral Sunday at 2 from his residence to Presbyterian church with interment in Troy cemetery. Survived by wife Elizabeth Gaber and twelve children with several grandchildren. Tributes from local citizens praise his honesty, generosity, and civic service.

William Schultze Jarvia South End Schultze Ip Town Presbyterian Church Troy Cemetery Mary Schultze Helmemschiedt Uerstentkien Waldeck Germany St. Louis Hamel Troy Elizabeth Gaber Louis Diefenbach St. Jacob Minnie Dicbal Lena Pettigrew Danville Emma Taake Theresa Dorf St. Leuis Matilda Adelia Alberetta William Roberty Foluna Louis Schultze Elizabeth Rucester Sabine Gehrig Alhambra August Charles Benjamin Schultze Caroline Borman Effingham Ultze M. F. Auwarter Willian Schultze Wm. J. Vetter William Schultec W. W. Jarvis Elias Burk M. Davidson

Weather Outlook for March Begins With Threatening Skies

The first two days of March bring potential unsettled conditions as light rain drifts across the southern area. Forecasters warn of possible showers and cooler temperatures, with winds easing later in the period.

Rural Routers Big Meet At Edwardsville

The Madi County Rural Mail Carriers Association held its annual meeting in Edwardsville last Saturday, the largest and most successful in its history. Congressman W N Paltz of Miltudt attended and spoke. Afternoon demonstrations showcased special materials for mail delivery, and a banquet hosted by the Edwardsville Intelligencer closed the event. Officers elected include Jacob A Luef, president. S Edwards, vice president. P W Somerlad, secretary. T M Bulsters, treasurer. Louis Diefenbach, sergeant-at-arms. Delegates to the state convention are Henry Miller and Louis Hartung with Pred 8 Edwards and Wetzel Almbria. Executive committee members are F G Bernius, Louis Diefenbach, and H C Markum. Members to committees include Henry Miller, Ul Mf. Pulsters, Louis Whurnau.

Madi County Edwardsvile W. N. Paltz Miltudt Edwardsville Intelligencer Jacob A. Luef Alhambra Red Edwards Tray P. W. Somerlad Edwardaville Iverstary T. M. Bulsters Bethalto Louis Diefenbach St. Jacob Sergrant-At-Arms Delegaton Henry Miler Louia Hartung Edwardsville Wetzel A‘hambra Blembers F. G. Bernius H.C. Markum Granite City Comuinithen Henry Miller Mf. Pulsters Louis Whurnau Marine

Making Ready for Rock Road

The highway commissioners met at the town hall last Saturday afternoon to open bids for unloading rock for a new hard road project. Wm. Il Jarvis and G. L. Kirsch tied at 160 for 25 cars and drew straws. Savis repeats the same outcome. First Chester rock shipment due next week. about 75 cars total. Next road to be improved is south toward Blackjack. early spring start expected. A levy vote is needed at the April 1 township election to sustain uninterrupted hard road construction. With Old National road improvement looming, focus shifts to main roads for a complete system benefiting town and country residents.

Highway Commissioners Bulding Wm. Il Jarvis G. L. Kirsch Drew Strawn Savis Chester Blackjack

RENDY FOR THE FRAY Candid es Plent y But Police Magistrate Goes Begging

Municipal primary elections loom with twelve days left as candidates file petitions. Citizens and Independent slates list nominees for Mayor, City Treasurer, City Clerk, and Aldermen across wards. No candidate yet for police magistrate. color-coded tickets indicate contest dynamics. Public notice includes an advertisement urging Electric Bitters for health.

Troy Guigens Citizens Ogly Rees Lieweilyn Albert Wild Philip J. Rarick James W. Taylor Joseph Stephenson Emory Kimberlin Fred Geffen Adoph Meyer Pirmary Fone

Tax Collector Announces Tax Receipt in Jarvia Township

Notice to Taxpayers states taxes for 1912 are due by March 10, 1913 and payable at a jewelry store office between the bank and drug store. Collector F. O. Leidel signs the notice. The Merry Workers Society schedules a miscellaneous sale at the Central hotel sample room on Saturday March 15 featuring Aprona and various fancy work including pies and anklets.

Jarvia Bét- F. O. Leidel Merry Workers’ Society

Traction Company plans interurban line through Troy

Sparks of growth as Spryfield and Central Illinois Traction increases capital to 200000 and authorizes 20000000 loan. Directors say work to begin this spring after meeting notes show favorable power house reports from Keyesport. Right of way 70 percent contracted with British consul sworn.

Spriygfierd ‘& Contrat Vainois Traction Company Troy Greenville Advocate Charles Olson A. 0. Connéll Louis Kerseh Orin Nettles Mime East St. Louis Keyesport Charles O'son Peediar Creek Carlyte

Social Notes From Sunday School Events And Local Visits

Social notes describe a candy pull at a Sunday school class, with names including Essie Edwards Wilman Norbury Leona Junston and others, plus a surprise birthday navy tendered Edith Preston. Additional items cover birthdays, games, refreshments, and numerous short personal visits and travel between St Louis Collinsville Edwardsville and nearby towns. Local residents and visitors such as Alvin Kraft Ada Warris Libbie Avis J B Schroeppel and J C Karnshiek are listed with brief notes on their activities and travels.

Essie Edwards Wilman Norbury Leona Junston Twogene McCormick Arden Hamilton Pern Sapp Burt Schultze Howard Beryl Preston Henry McCain Lee Foster Louis Schultze Edith Preston Navy South End Libbie Avis St. Louis AL Capedy Bt. Louis Jacob Weil St. Jacob al Troy Henry C. Rucker Chicago Kilmer Marine Elias Burk A. Be Blick J. G. Sehovck St Jacob Sadie Higgin Collinsville John. Feldmeier Otto Mise Jane Kildulf Chicopee Mae Libbié Avis John FL Deimting O'Pallon Vieiity J.B. Schroeppel Afr J. C. Karnshiek Edwardsville

Local residents visit relatives across Illinois towns

A string of social calls and visits links John F. Jarvis in Troy and Collinsville residents to St. Louis relatives. Colinsville contractor John M. Sauer visits Troy. Miss Alberta Riggia stays with her grandmother in Troy as Hannah and Helen Clayton visit Colinsville.

John F. Jarvis Mary Grannan St. Louis John M. Sauer Collinsville Troy Sarah Baird KE. B. Watt Arthur Dippo'd Edwardsville Sidney Sweeney Henry Riggin East Fst. Louis Wm. Collins Miay Alberta Riggia Colinsville James Boston, Jr James California Bhrieveport Frid Thatman St. Jacob Minnie Thatlas Greenville Fanny Cramer Darwin Sehott Buckley Hhis Augusta Sehott Kate Harvey Trey East St. Louis McAlester Okla Lizzie McCluaky F Oril 4Inn Johny Kelly Thomas Higgins Jesse G. Reed Charles Rev Belleville The Elks’ Club Mamie E. Bryant Hazel Morriss Grace Horsley Julius Cavsir Shubert Theatre Louis Bryant AbeCray-Dewey

Dedication of Collinsville Masonic Temple Draws 500

The Collinsville Masonic Temple dedication last Saturday drew about 500 fraternity members. Grand Warden Hof Burnap presided, with several officers absent. Readings on the temple's history and the ceremony featured speeches by local dignitaries, followed by a banquet and installation of officers. The new building includes an extra assembly hall for the Eastern Star and a banquet hall, touted as the finest in Southern Illinois.

Collinsville Cully Hof, Burnap Alton Darrah Bloomington Wiedle Wadsworth Order of Eastern Star Troy Lodge

Circuit Court Grants and Disposes of Numerous Divorces

Judge Hadley presided over 28 circuit court cases with many divorces granted. Names include Martha Doch from John Lynch and Pearl Duckett from Hart Jesse Kennedy from Kennedy, Josephine Hut from Robert Hutton, Carrie Smith from Harvey Smith, Mary Hefley Hefley, Charles Rowe from Josephine Hronicek, Judy Row, Elizabeth Judy, Myrtle McCafferty from Daniel McCafferty, Kelly Neill from Wim. A. Davis, Emerick Fehibald Emerick, Ora Cole from Bantolpt Cale, Mary Osborn from Henry Osteen, Mary Hubberd Cox from Albert Cox, Augusta Ripplinger from Jgow Ripplinger, Dane Vodracke from Mary Vodraska, Catherine Ward from Hyrum Ward, Elia winner from Calvin Blattner, and other docket items. The following cases have been disposed of by the circuit court since last render: various verdicts, dismissals, and costs. adjournments noted. Chancery and probate actions include Erb vs Contin Erb, partition decrees for complainant Alton Banking and Artist Co. vs J. H. Diamond et al, Hawkins vs Hawkins, and related commissions. Florence Quilo vs James Cilgie, divorce. Sebastian Weir vs Mula Machel, probate matters. inventory and spendthrift matters. (Continued on page 3.)

Hadley Marth ‘Och John Lynch Loren el- Pearl Duckett Art Jesse Kennedy Kennedy Josephine Hut Robert Hutton Carrie Smith Harvey Smith Mary T. Hefley Jiro Amtrow Hefley Mary ‘Ayn Charles A. Rowe Leorem Josephine Hronicek Judy Row Elizabeth Judy Myrtle McCaffirty Daniel McCaffertys Kelly ‘Te Neill Wim A Davis Edna Tannie E Emerick Fehibald A. Emerick Ora Cole Bantolpt

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