Newsy Notes From The Call Public Notices
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Isenberg on Sunday evening. A marriage license issued in St. Louis to John Noble of Collinsville and Mrs. Mattie Abston of St. Louis. The Madison County Dental Society plans a quarterly meeting in Alton on February 3. Dr. Sallee to assess eyes next Monday at Edwardsville. A Confederate monument for the 1353 prisoners who died at Alton will be erected on the old burying ground. Dr. F E Linder wins at the Illinois State Poultry Show in Springfield with Buff Rock pullets. The East End Bank of Highland elects officers for the year. Highland schools reopen after scarlet fever quarantine. Three arrests and convictions for game violations in Marine and nearby towns with total fines of $65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Isenberg
Granite City
Mariel Holliday
C. A. Greaves
St. Louis
John Noble
Collinsville
Mattie Abston
Madison County Dental Society
Alton
Sallee
Edwardsville
B. Kingston
War Department
F. E. Linder
Springfield
Linder
St. James Hotel
Albion
Rome
Italy
Wm. Eliot Smith
Sicily
South
Illinois Glass Company
East End
Joseph Bucheim
M. J. Schott
August Overbeck
Albert Kleiner
Highland
Board of Health
L. A. Richardson
Marine
Alvin Eisner
Weather of 1908 at Mascoutah United States Weather Bureau
The report by George Henrich of Mascoutah details 1908 weather across the Mascoutah station. It lists monthly values, hottest day August 16 at 101 degrees, coldest day February 2 at 7 above zero, total rainfall 43.27 inches, snow 18.14 inches, 158 clear days, 125 partly cloudy, 83 cloudy, sleet on January 31 and hail on February 14, last spring frost April 30, first fall frost September 29.
Bonds Filed By Collectors In Jarvis Township
John S. Jarvis, collector-elect, filed his bond of 39,500 with county clerk and will soon receive and receipt for taxes. Sureties include Dr Flow, Braner, J C Stienhans, W W Jarvis, J G Gebauer, M F L Auwarter, and George C Morriss. Other bonds: Pin Oak James N Smith 16,950 with J W Kuhn. Marine Edward Thurenau 23,700 with C Thor matt, Henry Eppers, Anton Hurmella as sureties. Tolvetio Thomas Litz 58,800 with Louis Latzer, Fobn Wildi, Lenis F E Kinne, J C Amma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Jarvis
Jarvis Township
Flow. Braner
J.C. Stienhans
W. W. Jarvis
J. G. Gebauer
M. FL Auwarter
George C. Morriss
James N. Smith
J. W. Kuhn
John Heusser
Hotz
Louis May
Marine
Edward Thurenau
Oc. Thormatt
Henry Eppers
Anton Uurlemma
Tolvetio
Thomas Litz
Death of J. W. Daniels at Greenville reported
Dor. FP. BL Linder received a message yesterday morning announcing the death of his wife's father, J. W. Daniels, at Greenville after a brief illness of malaria and liver trouble. Mrs. Linder was at the bedside. Funeral planned for 2 o'clock this afternoon. He leaves a wife, one daughter, and three sons. Dr. Linder to attend the funeral. Also includes local ads for remedies and souvenir postcards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linder
J. W. Daniels
Greenville
Daniels
Joseph Daniels
John Daniels
Seattle
Wash
Wim. Daniels
Spokane
Dr. Linder
Oelock
Court House Items Show Real Estate Transfers and Estate Actions
Court house notices list estates fully settled and administrators discharged. Guardians authorized for minor wards with monthly allowances and specific balances due. Public sales, conservatorships set for hearing, and numerous property transfers recorded for Mahler Heights, Highland, Collinsville, and Maryville. Names include Ernestine Masson, Walter Kaempe, Philip Talleur, Mina Auenhall, George Steinegper, Leonard Schwartz, Sarah Pierce, Thomas Baird, Grace Herman, Eura Fahnestock, T. C. Wegener, William Maul, Fred Petry, and others. Lots sold, balances due, and guardianship actions documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Brotving Association
Ernestine Masson
L. J. Schwartz Et al
Guardian
Walter Kaempe
Philip D. Talleur
Mina Auenhall
George Steinegper
Leonard Schwartz Et al
Leonard
Wilma
Sarah ©. Pierce
Thomas Baird
Michael Curren
Grace Herman
Ward
Eura P. Fahnestock
T. C. Wegener
Wm. P. Maul
Albert Maul
Fred Petry
Fred
Leo
Barbara Petry
Enardinn
Property transfers in Collinsville and nearby areas
Multiple deeds recorded including PF W Tunnell transferring to A W Hellinger in Wolf's sub 4-8 and other Collinsville parcels. Fred Teeske to W K Suhre. John Strumbo to J P Sweitzer. J LH Kuhn to J W Bast. J oT McGaughey to A L McManus. Lucile Wilson to Grace A Leathe. Gottlieb Eigenbrodt to Martin N Bardsley. Florence C Upton to Virginia Pizzini. Mathias Roa to Cecelia Linham. Henry Lang to Peter Kraus. Cilla MM Garrison to Steve Sperino. Louis Schallenberg to Big Mound Coal Co.. Pietreo Bascolo to Vomini nik Truesno. Frederick Begemann heirs to George Crittenden. J N Mee to St Louis & S Minsis Belt Ry. L W Kriege to St Louis & Illinois Belt Ry. M G Geers to Antonio Giaredetto. Theresa Yanuchak to Village of Glen Carbon. L C Kreela to Herman Roedgers. Many parcels include exceptions for minerals and coal. Values range from $75 to $6,987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Tunnell
A. W. Hellinger
Fred Teeske
W. K. Suhre
John Strumbo
J.P. Sweitzer
Fletcher Heights
Collinsville
J. LH. Kuhn
J. W. Bast
J. Ot. McGaughey
A. L. McManus
McGaughey
Lucile Wilson
Grace A. Leathe
Reed's
Gottlieb Eigenbrodt
Martin N. Bardsley
Huarton
Florence C. Upton
Virginia Pizzini
Glen Carbon Crossing
Mathias Roa
Cecelia Linham
Chapman
Wheeler
Edwardsville
Henry Lang
Peter Kraus
Ecartway
Garrison
Steve Sperino
Belmont Heights
Louis Schallenberg
Big Mound Coal Co
Wed
Pietreo Bascolo
Uvominik
L. W. Kriege
St. Louis & Jinois
M. GG. Geers Aml
Antonio Giaédetto
North Park Place
Theresa Yanuchak
Glen Carbon
Mainst
L. C. Kreela
Herman Roedgers
Snevey
Notice to Hunters on Premises Prohibited Trespassing
Notice is hereby given that hunting or trespassing on our premises is strictly forbidden and violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Signatories include Henry Gindler, I red Bohnenstichl, Wm. Wittmann, George Wittmann, Val. Mersinger, Joseph Watt, Benj. Schultze, Moritz Wendler, George Flath, Joseph Schramm, Martin Arth, Henry Horstmann, Mrs. L. J. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gindler
I Red
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kingston
Strauss Brothers
Master Tailors
Chicago
F. O. Leidel the Jeweler
Riebold’s
Hlinvis
George Henrich
Mascoutah
Mascoutah Station
United States
Wood
S. Kingston
Union, Trust and Savings Bank
Frank Bertalan
Mahler Heights
Frank Luber
A. H. Malan
George Roth
John Sautter
Geo
R. H. Sperry
H. F. Tillman
Leelaire
T. W. Sauer
Peter Ciano
Sauer’s
G. J. Herzog
Clemens
G. C. Isenberg
Park Place
Mary A. Sapp
Annie Trolliett
Maple Park
J. W. Dugger
Sam Blackyou
Maple Home
Charles Schmitz
Ete Aay
Katherine Kavery
Begeneene
Eugene Wyatt
Pere Ereeeeer
Madison
Mary Cole
G. M. Laxton
St Louis
Inez Kimble
Pivrdviee Futetteye
Steve Karkocky
Lizzie Petrik
G. T. Morris
Dallas
Tex
Ella Jacquemin
D. D. Boyle
Veneer Ees
Taylor
Main
A.R. Snodgrass
R. C. Morriss
J. E. Meeker
Yellow House
John Deimling
Troy
Anna C. Evans
Litchfield
F. C. Hendee
Man
Effingham
Effingham State Bank
Troy Shoe Company
John Flath
Philip Perry
Fred, Steinmeyer
CG. F. Edwards
George Edwards
M. D. Merry
Jacob Bress
John Kirseh
Adam Flath
Charles Schultze
Wm. Ackermann
Martin Weber
William Halbert
Drummers
Mulligan
John W. Vidamour
Insurance Dwelling House Mutual A Reliable Home Company
Illinois
Helvetia Fire Insurance Co
V. M. W. Powell
Will Ritter
Bill
Horton
Ala
Star Tailortune Company
Stan Tamormne Company
Star Tailoring Company
M. F. Auwarter
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