Local notes on births licenses fairs and thefts in Madison County
A roundup of brief items from Madison County locals: a twelve pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess. 38 dozen pieces of enameled ware for sale. A. R. Snodgrass to speak at Rieder's Opera House at 7 30 pm. wheat at a dollar a bushel and full threshing season. Peter Munier family rejoice over a son. Edw H Klein installs improved gasoline lighting at his business. marriage licenses issued to Madison and Collinsville couples. cornerstone lay for Masconic Temple at East St Louis on August 6 with reunion planned November 2. J M Hawley and Amelia Deimling have a son. Wm H Hale injured at Pocahontas mine. Highland post offices authorized money orders. sale of Emil Chipron elevator to Export Milling Co for 2000. George Wittmann chicken thieves take 150 birds. Highland Madison County Fair premium lists out and Kochs Concert Band engaged for Sept 1 2 3 4 with picnic days Friday and Saturday and fair ending Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Burk, Jr
Charles Burgess
A. R. Snodgrass
James H. Brower
Socialist Party
Will Delver
Rieder
Opera House
Peter Munier
Edw. H. Klein
St. Louis
Madison County
Harry H. McCown
Marie Jane Lofland
Madison
Charles Rogers
Beulah Taylor
Collinsville
East St. Louis
Greenville Advocate
J. M. Hawley
Troy
Hawley
Amelia Deimling
Wm. H. Hale
Pocahontas
Hale
Highland Leader
Highland
Trenton
Emil Chipron
Export Milling Co
Greenville
George Wittmann
Koch
Darrow in Highland drunk charge ends in fine
Charles Darrow a Curt Rea vaudeville performer was cited for drunkenness at Highland week. He, with wife and child, damaged furniture and chinaware at the Central hotel. fined 22 dollars plus costs, paid by his mother who brought him home to Marion. Another Rea show incident at Pocahontas left several injured when seats collapsed during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darrow
Curt Rea
Highland Week
Darrow
Central Hotel
Marion
Ind
Highland
Pocahontas
Among Church and Society: Presbyterian Meeting
Church groups announce gatherings and programs this week. The Merry Workers of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. H A Canedy at 7 o clock Thursday evening. An ice cream festival is set for next Saturday evening. Rev A V Marsh plans sermons at the Baptist church including Life's Four Questions. A township Sunday school convention is Sunday at 2 p m with J Horace Kraft attending. A missionary program by the Baptist Young People's Union Friday features Voices from the Open Doors of China and other regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers
The
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Canedy
M. EB. Church
A. V. Marsh
Baptist Church
J. Horace Kraft
Alton
Baptist Young People’s Union
I. W. Cook
Open
China
Barbara
Clara Sapp
Edna Kinder
Vennie Bennett
Grace Hornley
India
Libbie Avis
Africa
Ethel Horsley
Turkey
Fred Cramer
Italy
Those Pies of Boyhood
Those Pies of Boyhood claims modern diets dull the digestion and urges a total toning by Electric Bitters to restore boyhood vigor. The ad promises renewed appetite, strengthened stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, claiming benefits across all digestive organs. 50c at S. Kingston’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston's
Funeral Services For Henry F Gronemeyer Held
Rev J C Strassen of St Pauls Lutheran conducted services at Pleasant Ridge for Henry Frederick William Gronemeyer a 60 year old farmer who died last Saturday His funeral followed by burial at the nearby cemetery He is survived by his wife and twelve children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Strassen
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pleasant Ridge
Henry Frederick William Gronemeyer
St. John’ Lutheran Church
Gronemeyer
Wealthy Tourist Buys Curio Amid Bazaar Debate
A rich traveler offers a lower price to a bazaar keeper for a curio. The dealer, calling it a wonder, declines saying he cannot part with it for such money. The magnate replies that anyone would buy it if it is genuine goods and guarantees authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effendi
Illness reports and a brief classified line in The Call
Mrs Mary I Mize remains ill at home with reported improvement Mrs J C Strassen is recovering from a severe illness The infant son of Mr and Mrs Francis Lewis has been seriously ill for over a week with feared recovery Kingston and Mound City Paints may cost a bit more The Call promotes its I Want Ad section as the biggest little thing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Mize
J. C. Strassen
Francis Lewis
Circle A Column for Tired Mothers at Evening Time
A home and family article urging mothers to nurture love harmony and daily devotion. Emphasizes kindness praise and time for family prayer Bible reading and shared rituals to keep children near, with notes on home as heaven and the perils of neglecting family bonds. CATESS advertisement and notice to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catess
Troy Market Prices From Local Weekly Report
A fragment lists Friday prices for grains and livestock at Troy Market. Wheat per bushel, Clover Hay per ton, Timothy per ton, Straw per cwt, Flour hard and soft wheat per cwt, Bran per hundredweight, White Middlings, Shipstuff, Meal per bushel, cattle hogs lambs calves chickens spring chickens ducks geese butter and eggs per unit. Prices appear incomplete and partially garbled.
Arthur J Lewis For Probate Clerk In Madison County
The Probate Clerk announces Arthur J Lewis of Troy as the Republican candidate for Probate Clerk subject to Madison County voters decision at the primaries on September 15 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lewis
Troy
Madison County
RH. T. McCrea
Alton
John A. Uzzell
Fred A. Eisele
Granite City
Joseph F. Long
New Douglas
Ill
Madison
Bond Counties
Edmund Beall
Republican Party
Bond
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California
F. O. Leidel
John C. Gebauer
John E. Schroepfel
Kinloch
Mound City
Kingston
Mississippi Blatter
Daniel Peterman
Troy Market
E. J. Steinhage
Cal
R. L. Dawson
A. F. Seligman
Rieder’s Park
S. Kingston
Troy Exchange Bank
Illinois
D. G. Jarvis
John Feldmeier
Isaac W. Cook
John W. Gornet
Jy, Harcourts, & CO
Sroy Weekly Call
Procince
Repre Des Feof Muvaos
Ins Whe Saas Sds Maces
Soprrighta Hstt
Washington
United States
Washington, D.C
Sara Deers
Scientific American
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