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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1906

Page

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Miner John Dugan Dies in Brookside Mine Fall

John Dugan, 41, a Brookside mine worker, was killed Wednesday at 10 am by a slate fall in room 4 of the 10th cast entry while working alone. Deputy Coroner J E Marks held an inquest. verdict: death by accidental fall. Dugan had traveled widely, lived with his sister in Troy, and planned a civil service exam for railway mail clerk. He leaves a father and three sisters. Funeral held yesterday afternoon.

John Dugan Brookside Dugan Charles Klotz Jesse Conklin Dug J. E. Marks Edwardsville H. T. Sims South End Conklin David Thomas Forman Sam Davis, Sr Wm. Beutel Thomas Scott George Hughes J. W. Vidamour Perry County John L Sarah Dugan Perryville Spokane Wash Alaska Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Troy S. F. Mendenall St. Louis United Mine Workers Mount Carlton

Two More Mine Accidents Reported In Mining Area

Walter Farren, driver at Donk's No 3 mine, suffered injuries in an early morning incident. While guiding a mule the animal balked, his lamp failed, leaving him in darkness and trapped by the mining box. He sustained hip and side injuries and a forearm wound before being removed to safety.

Walter Farren Donk Tha Wah

Death of F W Feldmeier Citizen of Edwardsville

Frederick W. Feldmeier an old Edwardsville resident died at 2:25 a.m. Monday at his home from Bright's disease and related illnesses. He was 80 years, 10 months, 18 days old. Funeral was Wednesday at 11 a.m. at his Commercial street residence with Rev. H Rahn officiating. interment at Oaklawn cemetery. Born February 20, 1825 in Lengerich Germany, he came to the U.S. at 13, lived in St. Louis for 22 years, then moved to Pin Oak township in 1860, farmed until 1898, and retired in Edwardsville. He married first in 1847 in St. Louis. eight of ten children survive: Fred W John Emma wife of Henry Bardermeier Louis August Sophie wife of Louis Prott Louisa wife of John Schen and Minnie wife of Henry Prott. 25 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. A brother Louis Feldmeier of Pin Oak and sister Mrs Wilhelmina Moeller of St Louis also survive the first marriage. His second wife Mrs Wilhelmina Bergruber survives. Feldmeier was a respected German farmer with extensive land in Pin Oak and Edwardsville. He belonged to the Evangelical German church and was highly regarded. Helvetia mutual insurance reports locally.

Frederick W. Feldmeier Edwardsville Bright Commercial Street H. Rahn Eden Evangelical Church Oaklawn Lengerich Westphalen Germany St. Louis Feldmeier Madison County Pin Oak Township Pin Oak Fred W John Emma Henry Bardermeier Louis Troy August Sophie Louis Prott Louisa John Schen Minnie Henry Prott

German Evangelical church plans new edifice and site

The German Evangelical congregation considers selling current property in Wesley Jarvis second addition to finance a new modern frame church with Sabbath school annex on a more convenient site. Rev. Bahnsen notes several locations but no final decision until the old site disposition is settled. Special revival services run all next week at M E church led by Rev. J W Britton with a praise and prayer observance Monday. Regular services Sunday January 2let at 11 am and 7 pm. Annual St Pauls Lutheran meeting re-elects retiring officers and reports $1100 debt paid. Merry Workers society elects officers. bazaar net $115. Infant christenings at St Pauls.

Wesley Jarvis H. T. Bahsen Bahnsen M. E J. W. Britton Christian Workers of the Church St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Henry Stoke Henry Taake Henry Gerfen C. E. Kellermann Louis Rauch George Wittmann H.F. Miller George Flath Chris.Gerling Henry Stolte Jacob Story A. Heddergott August Brunworth Henry Dankenbrink The Merry Workers’ Society H. A. Canedy F. W. Zanders C. E McKittrick Nellie Henderson A. F. Seligman C. E. McKittrick

Marriage at St Pauls Lutheran church in Pin Oak area

The wedding of Miss Carolina Busse to Mr Moritz Wendler took place last Sunday at 11 30 AM at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church. Attendants included Paul Wendler and Ida Fedder with guests from Des Peres Vandalia and St Louis. The couple will reside on the Wendler homestead and farm.

Carolina Busse Moritz Wendler St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Martin Daib Paul Wendler Troy Ida Fedder Des Peres John Busse Mary Busse Wm. Busse Pin Oak Pin Oak Township Henry Wendler Wendler Henry Evers Fred Kloepper Casper Meyer Albert Fedder Clara Louise von Behren St. Louis Charles Schreifer Charles Renner Vandalia Bertha Fedder Otto Albrecht Ill Emma Anna Esterlein Max Esterlein Theodore Wm. Richter Collinsville

Marriage License Issued in St Louis to Plageman and Hackman

A marriage license was issued Wednesday in St Louis to John Plageman of 1218 Monroe street and Miss Kath erine Hackman of Troy. Details of the wedding are unknown. The bride is well known here and has lived with her brothers northeast of the city for several years. Foremost friends will offer congratulations and best wishes.

St. Louis John Plageman Monroe Street Katherine Hackman Troy

Local Business Visitors Reported From St. Louis to Springfield

Wm H Wild and Charles F Staben of Edwardsville were business visitors in St. Louis and Springfield this week. Chris Busse flew to Chicago and Milwaukee. S W Rawson visited Springfield for several days. Miss Emily Stahl of Madison enjoyed a weekend with Miss D G Jarvis. Elmer Webb Belleville attorney visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C E McKittrick spent last Sunday with relatives in St Louis. Mrs Louisa Lory Sr and daughter of Highland visited here with her daughter Mra Ap-

Jaime Te Vaiéscing J. S. McNabney Blair Ill J. R. Ward Katherine Hage Nettie Feldner St. Louis E. Marsey Greenville F. W. Braner John Hebberger Highland Collinsville Gindler Singletary David Jones Venice Jenkin Jenkins Jones Madison County T. S. Morrison Shamrock Gold Mining & Milling Company Chris. Busse Mr. Morrison Thompson Falls Mont New York Boston Nova Scotia Wm. H. Wild Chicago Milwaukee Charles F. Staben Edwardsville S. W. Rawson Springfield Emily Stahl Madison D. G. Jarvis Elmer Webb Belleville C. E. McKittrick Louisa Lory, Sr Mra. Ap

Electric interurban line to Troy shows renewed action

Terre Haute dispatch reports East St. Louis Vandalia Terre Haute Eastern Traction Company paid 1000 for a fifty year Wabash river bridge franchise as part of a 102000 Terre Haute deal. Promoters Peter Chase and M W Powell indicate stake driving and mine work may resume within weeks, with weather affecting survey crews.

Indianapolis News Terre Haute Ind Troy East Peter Chase Decatur Vandalia Chase M. W. Powell

Kuntzmann Bakery Sold to Riebolds

Mrs. M F Kuntzmann transferred all rights to lots 3 and 4 in block 3 original Troy to Fred J and Mary Riebold. The Kuntzmann bakery and confectionery has operated for years under the Riebolds. The business will continue as Fred J Riebold & Co with the same service.

M.F. Kuntzmann Troy Fred J Mary Riebold Kuntzmannn

Troy City Council Meeting Minutes January 2 1906

Regular Troy Idaho city council session notes reading Powell's addition crossing petition. Bills referred to finance committee with many names and items. Treasurer and committee reports accepted. crossing on Clay Street and other repairs ordered to street committee. Adjourned by Mayor Stolte.

Troy Stolte Dawson Horsley Llewellyn Peterman Schiemmer Snodgrass Taylor Powell Schlemmer Warnock, Williamson & Burroughs J. W. Wright & Con Peter— Man Liewellyn City Electrician Clay Street Aldérmax Taylor Alley J. We. Wright & Co

Church notes and upcoming events in Oak Hill and German Evangelical community

Rev James Osborn preached at Oak Hill Baptist near O Fallon last Sunday and was hosted by Mr and Mrs John Peach. The Ladies Aid Society of the German Evangelical church will present an antereopticon show at Rieder's Opera House on February 7 by Henry Drewes of St Louis. Rev H T Bahpsen of the German Evangelical church announces German services tomorrow at 7:30 pm and English services Sunday January 28 at 7:30 pm. All are invited.

James Osborn Oak Hill O'Fallon John Peach Ladies” Ald Society

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lumaghi Mesage Krieger Charles Krieger August Krieger Fred. Krieger Wadley Enmaght Walter Farren Hart F. W. Feldmeier Helvetia Helvetia Dwelling House Fire Insurance Company George . Roth Helvetia Dwelling House Fire Insurance Co Schlaeppia Hall George, Roth Helvetia Township Louis Metz Saline L. A. Spies St. Jacob William Hagnaver Uhuruh Anu Sulieiy German Evangelical Congregation Solial August Beutel J. A. Smithers Edna Percy Wilkinson Kuntzmann Bakery Fred J. Riebold M. F. Kuntzmann Heardland Bilko Finance Committee Elmer Sapp Forest Mendenall Gustave Kirsch Phil. Eckert P Edwards John Simpson Martin Wittmann James Cooper Ed Joseph New Q. A. Purviance J. D. Street & Co Troy Press Brick Co A. H. Gerling Standard Oil Co J C. Gebauer Jarvis A. R. Horster Fred Schlimer J. S. Perceman Henry Stovre R. L. Dawson Treasury W. Wilemeon
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