St Jacob Neighbors News Highlights Local People
Miss Florence Smith visits from Mulberry Grove while Mrs John Ritter from Clifton Kan arrives to see friends. St Jacob sees visits from Claude Jones and Ed Kruse of St Louis. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Schmitt. Several local obituaries include Mrs Belle Riggs 58 and Mrs Anna Mueller 69. The Turners hall hosts a masquerade ball with prizes, and local teams play basketball. bank and community officers are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efnioch
August Kirchers
John Cabbage
Montana
Stella Wickenhauser
Julia Cuddy
Louis Bewig
Wellston
Charles Becker
George Hoffmann
R. A. Buchmann
Marissa
Merkel
Lebanon
M. BE
A. L. Warren
Henry Ritter
Wm. Weidner
Mulberry Grove
St. Jacob
Turners’ Hall
Lulu Flore
Regina Forman
Emma
Lena Dahl
Belleville
John Frey
Anna Elizabeth Mueller
German Evangelical Church
C. A. Hildebrand
Keystone Cemetery
St. Jacob Turnverein
Louis Hill
Louis Frey
Gents
Edwin Schmitt
Turners
Local social notes and voices from Edwardsville area
Miss Cecelia Scheurer visited Edwardsville relatives. Fred Becker, ill with pneumonia, is reported improving. Mrs N Tarbox of St Elmo was a guest of Mrs Ernest Hoel scher. Wm Micksch of Altamont stayed with Mr and Mrs John Kettler. Mable Brooks went to Greenville Missouri for an indefinite stay with relatives. HH W Koch and wife returned to St Louis after weeks in Marine. John Lutz of Garnet Kansas visited John Hess family. John Koch plans to dispose of his blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Scheurer
Edwardsville
Fred Becker
N. Tarbox
St. Elmo
Ernest Hoelscher
Wm. Micksch
Altamont
John Kettler
Mies Mabel Brooks
Greenville
St. Louis
Marine
J.L. Lutz
Garnet
Kan
John’s Hess
John Koch
Local Lebanon News Roundup Highlights Socials and Fire Loss
Miss Evelyn Lawrence visits Miss Viola Schmale in Granville. Lebanon Singing Society reelects officers. Mrs. G W Creed visits daughter Mrs C J Moore north of Lebanon. Mrs. Frank Condrey hosts Junior League gathering. Mrs W Keisling returns to Florida after visit with daughter. Mrs J G Dee underwent cancer surgery at East St Louis and is recovering. Oliver C Joseph reports 1915 car sales including 25 Dodges 2 Buicks 25 Fords. Mrs Mary A Rehberger dies in North Venice at 73. remains brought to Lebanon. Damon Gant dies of tuberculosis at 33, survived by wife and three children. Pfeffer Milling to build brick warehouse and office spring 70x132. Royal Neighbors install officers with Mrs Mina Wood and Mrs Thomas officiating. oyster supper follows. City council approves another well on Pfeffer farm west of town and enacts pool room closing at 11 p m. Lebanon suffers disastrous fire destroying residences of Mrs Lou Cook and McKendree College president H W Hurt. loss $6500. Fire started from overheated furnace. volunteers fight six hours. fire-fighting apparatus proved ineffective. second major fire in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lawrence
Granvie
Viola Schmale
Lebanon
J. G. Dee
East St. Louis
Oliver C. Joseph
Pfeffer Milling Company
Mina Wood
Thomas
Pfeffer Farm
Lou Cook
H. W. Hurt
McKendree College
Hurt
How to Cure Colds and Health Ads
How to cure colds by avoiding exposure and drafts. Dr Kings New Discovery made from pine tar balsams and laxatives claims to kill cold germs soothe throat and heal mucous membranes. Also Dr Kings New Life Pills promote digestion prevent constipation and improve overall health. Ladies ready made dresses advertised by Miss Rose Witkingon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Editor's Wife Harriet Stucker Dies in Collinsville
Harriet Stucker wife of Frank Stucker editor of the Collinsville Herald died Monday after an appendicitis operation at Harrison hospital Collinsville Born in 1873 in St Louis maiden name McArthur married 1897 no children lived in Collinsville since 1910 She was active in social and civic affairs Funeral held Wednesday in Collinsville with interment at St Johns cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Stucker
Frank Stucker
Collinsville
St. John’s Cemetery
Halts Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Frank J. Cheney of J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Halts Catarrh Cure. Office in Toledo Ohio. Testimonial letters promised. Sold by druggists. Tate Ralls Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
A. D
Hall
Cauney & CO
All Drugeists
Tis
Tate
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John F. Deimling
F. W. Braner
Troy Road
Bertha Herbst
Dolly Fries
W. J. Gebauer
Fred Schuler
B. W. Jarvis
Mesdames Riebold, Davidson and Morriss
Troy
Risser
Grandma Risser
J. W. Smith
Evangelist D. C. Bhint
Jesse L. Simpson
Illinois
Madison County
George Gerstenecker
Jarvis Township
P. M. Davidson
Thomas Naylor
Wm. A. Kimberlin
Frank C. Raber
Henry C. Dettmar
Albert Rieder
A. F. Seligman
Arthur A. Garnet
Wm. Frangen
Arthur Thomas
Saloin
Belle Riggs
Michael Schoreack
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Highland
First National Bank
Nelson Montgomery
Mont
John Willman
Grantfork
Wm. Willman
John Schmidt
Herman Rieke
Frank Leitschuh
Bertha Ohren
Idsteek
St. Elizabeth’s Church
A. Wieneke
Peter Ohren
Ohren
Old Ripley
Nick Mollet
Charles May
Valentine May
Wm. F. May
Charles Helmich
John Pratt
Theo. Leidel
Louis Brandes
Louis Neudecker
Leo Kolb
Leo Wittmer
Henry Wittmer
Bank of Marine
Helvetia
Highland Brewing CO
Sinole
Daniel Peterman
Goodrich
Lumberman
Inki
Walter W. Meiners
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