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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
8
A compact local snippet uses playful phrasing to greet Mazie and suggest lighthearted reflection. The voice appears informal, with a casual, optimistic tone and a focus on addressing a small set of concerns or curiosities.
Public sale ordered by Probate Court Madison County Illinois for the estate of red Campbell deceased. On June 9 1915 the court granted leave to sell the property in Troy Illinois Lot 3 and Lot 4 in W W Jarvis additions with a six room house orchard and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with six percent interest and mortgage on premises to secure payment. Proceeding under order and decree of the court.
Neighbors report on birthdays visits and illness in St Jacob. Mrs Woolgemuth on sick list. John Noll visited Collinsville. Kilby visited St Louis. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J B Miller. Jacob Frey senior broke an arm unloading hay. Hilda Fehmel hosted the B G 5. Neal Scherry visited Mero. Melba Spies attended Shelbyville graduation. J J Gattner and son Trevor visited St Louis. Ice cream social planned at M E church. Henry Micksch visiting from Houston. Arthur Hoffmann has gone to Kansas. Prof Kreider and Mrs Kreider from Collinsville visited. Karl Schmidt vacationing from Houston with home folks in St Jacob. St Jacob Advertisers beat Caseyville 4 to 1. Highland Athletics to play here Sunday. Don Brooks visited Highland. L A Richardson visited Highland. Mayor and Mrs Bernard visited Alhambra. Cornelius Henze to Charleston for normal school. C F W Lampe and family visiting here and Alhambra. Joseph Wallace visiting from St Louis. H M Garner of St Jacob accepting job at Walter Spies mill. E Mallincrodt and aunt Miss Clara Bisgen to Lake George. Mrs J H Veatch visiting Chicago then Winona Lake. Stanley Heim hired at Norvel Shapleigh Hardware in St Louis. John Gross sold his residence to Mrs Alfred Schmidt and moves to St Louis. Henry von Doersten of Marine died in St Louis hospital after second stroke. First stroke four months ago. Age 50. Survived by brother August von Doersten and sisters Mrs Otto Thurnau and Mrs Fred Dzengolewski. Old newspaper man notes photo advertising trend.
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