Local Notices and Social Snips From Edwardsville Area
Notes announce auto license applications via notary B W Jarvis and a free photo calendar with orders before January 14 at Hayes Studio. Wall & Company opens a Beald bank led by HE W Rizzi. Catherine Kolb, who claimed to start the Christmas tree in Alton, dies at 87. Madison County Milk Producers vote at Edwardsville courthouse. Susan Hostetter seriously ill in St Louis visiting sister H W Canedy. Edwardville Gas cuts rates from 75¢ to 50¢ minimum. prices drop per thousand feet. McCray-Dewey academy noted in brief.
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B. W. Jarvis
Hayes
Catherine Kolb
Alton
Madison County Milk Producers’ Association
Court House
Edwardsville
Susan Hostetter
H. W. Canedy
Community notes mark start of winter term and local marriages
Parochial and public schools opened Monday launching the winter term with eleven new beginners at the public school and eighth graders in a review class. Dr W W Everett, Highland physician, wed Laura Vulliet at Hope Arkansas, ending a yearlong romance born when he was a patient at St Luke's hospital. Jud Davidson plans osteopathy studies in Chicago and priorly worked as a printer. A Mayer, ex superintendent of Troy factory, now Red Bud Shoe Co official, sends a statement showing 7370 shoes made valued at 6888.75 with a 26 percent dividend and a $2456.35 surplus. Capital stock rose from 15000 to 25000 on January 2.
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W. W. Everett
Highland
Hope, Ark
Laura Vulliet
Everett
St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Vulliet
Dr. Everett
Jud Davidson
P. M. Davidson
Chicago
Jud
St. Louis
West
A. Mayer
Troy Shoe
Red Bud Shoe Co
Free Piano Giveaway Promises Public Scramble
Edw H Klein advertises a free Claxton Grand Piano valued at 400 dollars to the customer with the highest vote total by July 1, 1914. Each dollar of purchases earns a coupon for 100 votes, and every participant has an equal chance. The promotion underscores aggressive advertising and marks a modern marketing tactic.
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Edw
H. Klein
Edw. H. Klein
the Times
Edw. H. Nlein
News of Neighbors Personal and News Items Noted by Our Corps
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Stuckwisch. Edward Kruse of St Louis visited last Saturday. Miss T Wiegand returns from Highland visit. Harold Benton of Ashley guest of Editor L C Heim. Clyde Lyons returns home to Salem after visit in Marine. Miss Helen Richardson spent days in St Louis with E G Jonah family. Master Heinrich Warber of Alhambra Sundayed with Rev Paul Buchmueller family. Mr and Mrs Ernest Sievert hosted New Year's Eve. Wm Reinhart and family moved to new East End home. Miss Marie Zimmermann returns from Sorento to visit brother Chris. Marine Turnverein annual New Year ball well attended. Victor Weber from St Louis spent day with relatives. wife and daughter, Adolph and John Weber Jr., with him. Bernard and family return to St Louis with him. Louis Neudecker hosts watch party on New Year’s Eve. Miss Gertie Voight, teacher in Glen Carbon, injured mildy in fall but resumes duties. Royal Neighbors elect officers. list of officers announced. State camp meeting at Springfield involves Mrs Theo Leidel as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Stuckwisch
Edward Kruse
St. Louis
T. Wiegand
Harold Benton
Ashley
L. C. Heim
Clyde Lyons
Salem
Helen Richardson
E. G. Jonah
Heinrich Warber
Alhambra
Paul Buchmueller
Ernest Sievert
Wm. Reinhart
East End
Marie Zimmermann
Sorento
Chris
Marine Turnverein
Victor Weber
Adolph
John Weber, Jr
Bernard
Louis Neudecker
Gertie Voight
Glen Carbon
Wim. Pence
Fanny Bernard
Charles Schinmer
Ida Elbrinz
Kate Deibert
Wm. Gericke
Mearshal
August Kreutazberg
Inner Sentinel
Theo. Leidel
Outer Sentinel
H. L. Gottenstrater
Alma Rieke
Highland visitors and local notes feature week in town
Mrs. Otilda Gaffner visited Highland last week. F. N. Michael and sons were in St. Louis recently. Emil Schweikert called on Highland friends Sunday evening. Daniel Widicus made a business trip to Highland Saturday. Jeff Virzin, an East St. Louis business visitor, came last Friday. Robert Noll and Daniel Frey were Highland visitors last Friday. Miss Maude Porter returned from a week with relatives in St. Louis. Ray Davis of Kansas City visited his parents south of town. Mrs. J. J. Gaffner and son Trevor returned from holidays with relatives at Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Adler returned from Hudson, Kansas, with their son Leonard and family. Miss Alice Frey was seriously burned Monday helping in rendering lard at Rufus Pike’s residence. The annual ball by the St. Jacob Turners last Saturday evening drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Miss Aurelia Liebler returned to school in St. Louis after holidays with home folks in St. Jacob. Mesdames Joseph Zimmermann and Minnie Ziotte, with Miss Sophie Winter of Highland, visited relatives here Sunday. A number of subscriptions to The Call expire this month. check the date opposite your name on the margin.
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Otilda Gaffner
F. N. Michael and Sons
St. Louis
Emil Schweikert
Highland Friends
Daniel Widicus
Highland
Jeff Virzin
East St. Louis
Robert Noll
Daniel Frey
Maude Porter
Ray Davis
Kansas City
Thomas W. Davis
J. J. Gaffner
Trevor
Godfrey
L. A. Adler
Leonard
Hudson, Kan
Alice Frey
Rufus Pike
St. Jacob Turners
Aurelia Liebler
St. Jacob
Joseph Zimmermann
Minnie Ziotte
Sophie Winter
Dr F K Liermann Resumes Practice Monday January 12
Dr F K Liermann announces the resumption of his medical practice on Monday January 12 after a hiatus. The notice confirms the return date and invites patients to schedule appointments.
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F. K. Liermann
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Lee’s
Lee
GEO. H. Lee CO
Omaha
Neb
H.R. Huffedick
Wall & Company
Staunton
Beald
HE. W. Rizzi
SS. S
IGE Bank
Dr. Kinz
D. P. Lawson
Edison
Tenn
Dr. King
H.R. Huffendick
Troy
M. W. Powell
Daniel Peterman
J. Gebsner
Deimling Bros
Market Street
Renfro
Thomas Millett
F. W. Braner
Babette Neimling
L. W. Sandles
Wim. H. Vetter
Roy Peters
Jarvis Township
John H. Voelker
Adam
Henry C. Dettmar
Miss Gussie Miller
Edwardsville, Ill
Henry Traves
Pres. Gro
W. Meroe
Pres
J. F. Kesanur
Groner Katsrueisen
Ass't. Cashier 5
V. Crossman
Aass
T. Cashier
Ensign Sunday School
W. W. Scott
John Jones
J.T. Jones
Alice Mantle
Saints
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