KUN TZMANN DIES Well Known Citizen Dies in Failing Health
Obituary notes the death of a prominent Troy resident in failing health after a long illness. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Barnsback, he lived in Los Troy and Edwardsville before settling in Edwardsville. Survived by his wife, three daughters and one son, plus three brothers and three sisters, with three grandchildren and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Adolph
Bendee
Kun Man
Los
Troy
Edwardsville
Awho
J. B. ‘Willoughby
Eugene
Ore
John “Willoughby
French Village
Ill
Edward Willoughby
Granite Falls
Wash
A. K. Barwise
Publo, Cole
N. C. Donoho
Alice Willoughby
Edwards- Wille
Obituary Notice for Mrs Anna Wiltodghny Hartisback
Mrs Anna Wiltodghny Hartisback, wife of W W Barnstack and former resident of Troy, died last Sunday at her Edwardsville home after a week long illness ending in pneumonia. She was years old and the funeral was held Tuesday at Blasi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wiltodghny’ Hartisback
Troy
Ip Edwards
Milk Cases Dismissed
A court dismissed several milk case actions amid unclear details. An aide stated the dealers were United States related, but the exact charges and parties could not be confirmed from the fragment. The report provides no full names, dates, or locations.
Tax Return Instructions and Penalties Warn Local Citizens
Local notices urge timely income tax returns for individuals and corporations in East St. Louis. Penalties range from 20 to 50 dollars plus 5 percent of due tax for late filings. Collectors press March first deadlines to avoid fines and emphasize filing early by mail or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Rapp
East St. Louis
Rapp
East St. Louisa
Faber saloon fight ends without tragedy
A brutal altercation in the Faber saloon between Robert Schultze and Vv Coons erupted last Saturday night. Both men sustained injuries. Schultze with scalp wounds and Coons with facial and neck injuries. Schultze was arrested by Marshal Samuel, waived preliminary hearing, and posted bond of 500 dollars for next circuit court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faber
Robert Schultze
Coons
Schultze
Samuel
Sity
Hagler
Circuit
Social News Notes From Local Congregations and Celebrations
Rev and Mrs Holz received a donation party hosted by the German Evangelical congregation with gifts baskets and a bountiful supper. William Weber’s 30th birthday was celebrated by Mr and Mrs Sebastian Weber and relatives. Miss Maggie Dobbs married Ralph Conway in Edwardsville and will live in Collinsville. William Taake’s farewell party precedes leaving for Garden City Kansas. Ruth Cramer marked her fifteenth birthday with a surprise gathering. Sarah Wilkinson hosted Baptist Sunday school classes for her birthday. Epworth League planned a social for February 15 at Mr and Mrs. …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Holz
Holz
Maggie Dobbs
Minnie Dobbs
Ralph Conway
Collinsville
Edwardsville
Mackinaw
John Conway
Ruth Cramer
Sarah Wilkinson
The
Baptist Sunday School
Personal Paragraphs From Troy Readers Extend Local Tales
Mrs Wm Lewis and Prof and Mrs W L Oliver were St Louis visitors Saturday. John Witschie of near St Jacob was a business visitor in Troy Monday. O J Thalman visited Baden with his parents. John and William Sikking called on Troy friends Sunday. Sam Allen and sister Goldie are staying with O Fallon relatives. A R Horsley visited with Mr and Mrs Arthur Taylor at O Fallon Sunday. Frank Enddgrass and Hazel spent Saturday with relatives in St Louis. Lydia and Lena Gerling returned from St Louis. Mrs Wm Herrin and Thomas Herrin are visiting at Nokomis and Herrin. Lottie Hayes of St Jacob was guest of her brother Amos Hayes. Rev Marion Jackson attended revival at East St Louis. Mrs Fred Polwart and daughter Lela and Miss Delia Schultze and Mary Thompson were Collinsville visitors Friday. C S Smith, Mrs Kate Kinder and Mrs John Feldmeier attended the funeral of Mrs W W Barnsback in Edwardsville Tuesday. Mrs Biz Fox of West Frankfort is visiting Troy relatives. Theresa House and Nozme Snodgrass spent Monday with Snodgrass family. Fremont Miller of Highland visited Mr and Mrs Wm Kimberlin and bought blooded poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Oliver
St. Louis
John Witschie
Near St. Jacob
Troy
O.J. Thalman
Baden
Arthur Taylor
O'Fallon
Frank Enddgrass
Caughter
Hazel
Lydia
Lena Gerling
Wm. Herrin
Thomas Herrin
Nokomis
Herrin
Lottie Hayes
St. Jacob
Amos Hayes
Marion Jackson
East St. Louis
Fred Polwart
Lela
Delia Schultze
Mary Thompson
Collinsville
C. S. Smith
Kate Kinder
John Feldmeier
W. W. Barnsback
Edwardsville
Biz Fox
West Frankfort
Wm. Lewis
Theresa House
Jacob
Noxme Snodgrace
Hunter School
Frank Snodgrass
Fremont Miller
Highland
Court House Items Indictments Returned By Grand Jury
Twenty two indictments were returned last Friday by the grand jury for the January term of the circuit court. Names include Perry Cahine Clark for murder, John Elwood Anbuchon for fornication and adultery, and John Rayford alias for crime against nature. Bail amounts range from 200 to 2000 dollars. offenses include larceny burglary robbery forgery and rape among others.
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Perry Cahine Clark
John Elwood Anbuchon
John Rayford
Glascow
Edward Wheling
Ed Wheeling
Frank Kustra
Frank Larkins
James Tate
Homer Black
John Novee
Frank Conrad
al Colman
Simmons
Roscoe Ruckman
George Lowe
Red” Lowe
George Lane
James Lewis
B. L. Andrews
Wm. Me~Carthy
John Pool
Charles Slipher
Frank MecCleray
Frank Lilly
Joseph Miller
Court dispositions in recent circuit cases include several dismissals
In chancery matters Henry Witte versus Witte et al and George Petty versus Staunton Coal Co were dismissed. Foreclosure cases and assumpsit actions show mixed results with some jury funds directed to plaintiffs and several judgments by confession or verdict being set aside or granted. Notable awards include Carl A. Alfers versus William Devine et al for 612.76 and Nancy E. Hodson versus Devine et al for 488.20. other defaults and settlements are noted in the list of recent decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Henr. Witte Va
Wm. F. C. Witte Et al
James Jordan
City Coal Co
Mary Schmidt
City of Edwardsville
Wabash Railway. Co. C. Guié
Collinsville Publishing Co
John Meyer
Big Four Ry
George Petty
Friend
Staunton Coal Co
Carl A. Alfers
Wm. Devine Et al
Assumpsil
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
S. G. Smith, Jr
Probate Proceedings Report With Multiple Approvals
Probate proceedings list inventories approved for Ada L Mills and Mary Henna and Mollie DeTienne minors. Deceased Frederick Bosz and Michael Sulzer estates see final reports and bonds approved. Claims by Joseph Tauber and Alfred Schmidt approved. hearings set for February 3 and February 8. Conservator actions for Edward Barnett and Lacey Breckinridge noted with receipts and bond details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada L. Mills
Mary Henna
Mollie DeTienne
Alfred J. Schmidt
Louisa Kaese
Joseph Tauber
Frederick Bosz
Frank Banff
Fred Grusolcki
Edward Barnett
Frank Schiller
Lacey L. Breckinridge
Hilda E. Rich Et al
M. Richt
Johanne Dubbelde
Michael Sulzer
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Kuntzmann
Baker
Dielock
Ars
Mierhoffen
Hausenerholf
Germany
Allon
Galnat
United States
Disb Alzgr. Au
Blanks Fisher
Colfrees Desire
Tor
Federal Building
East Br. Is
Cherman
Panama Exposition
Rhine
Church and Society
Troy Civic League
Bes
Moses
Epworth League
Myre
Elizabeth Chrystel
LAAT
Social
Vistors
Sebastian Weber
William
Jacob Schafer and Son
Yrenton
Mesdames W. P
A. R. Baer
Fred Brewe
Jacob Ottwein
John T. Bohnenstiehl
Valentine Ottwein
8. Weber
William Taake
Garden City
Kan
Julius Taake
Epworth Th League
And
Literary Society
Viola Morriss
Alma Gebauer
Laura McManus
Mary Massoglia
John H. Voolker
W.W. Jarvis
Dr. J. J. , Brown
Victor J. Traves
M. F. Anwarter
Adama-Expresa Co
Circuit and Probate
Circuit Court
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