Rev T W Hynes Passes Away In Greenville
Rev Thomas W. Hynes D D a pioneer Presbyterian minister in Southern Illinois died at his Greenville home aged 89 years 8 months and 22 days after brief illness Brights disease. Funeral at Greenville Presbyterian church with interment in Montrose cemetery. He left a wife Ella and three sons William D Charles H and Walter B and a brother A W Hynes of Dayton Ky. His life long service included Troy Hillsboro Hanover Greenville and Old Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Hynes
Southern
Illinois
Troy
Greenville
Hynes
Bright
Presbyterian Church
W. B. Minton
Montrose Cemetery
Ella Hynes
William D
Indianapolis
Charles H
la Porte
Ind
Walter B
A.W. Hynes
Dayton
Thomas Woodruff Hynes
Burdatown
Echoal
Stephen Chenault
St. Joseph's College
Bardatown
Hanover, College
Hanover, Don
Ndiqua ‘Theological Seminas
Ee Je Sams
New Albany
New Albany Theological Seminary
Hanover
Central States
McCormick Theological Seminary
New Albany Seminary
Theological Seminary
Alleghenies
Presbytery of
Madison
Carrollton
Hanover Academy
Hillsboro
Bond County
Greenville Presbyterian Church
Home Mission Board
Old Ripley
Waveland
Montgomery County
Carlyle
T. W. Bynes
Cy J. Dunn
William Dunn Hynes
Samuel ‘Burke
Chicago
Thomas Woodruff
Vickaburg
David McKee
Mr. Hysea
Anna E. Finley
Jefferson County
Shore
Anna
Elvira ‘M. Powere
Montgomery
Family of Dr. Hynes and Heir Arrangements in Greenville
In Greenville County Illinois on November 24 1859 Dr. Hynes died leaving Frederick Ella M Hynes Charles H and Emma Louisa as children. Emma Louisa died in 1859. Frederick died in 1861. On December 18 1860 he wed Elizabeth Wheeler nee Wafer in Bond county. Children Alice died 1863 and Walter B lives at home. J S Wheeler of this city is a stepson of Dr Hynes.
Death of Infant Gebauer Dated Funeral and Interment
Arnold John infant son of Mr and Mrs W J Gebauer died Wednesday at 2 20 pm aged 5 months 17 days Funeral held yesterday 10 am at the family residence then to the German Evangelical church with Rev H T Bahnsen officiating Interment in Troy cemetery Numerous relatives and friends from Edwardville St Louis East St Louis attended Also a separate item promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles claiming a cure tested at Kingston’s drug store with trial bottle free and prices 0 50 and 1 00
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Arnold John
W. J. Gebauer
German Evangelical Church
H. T. Bahnsen
Troy
Out of Twn
Louis Hartung
Lewis
Fred Hartung
George C. Hartung
Henry Blixen
E. A. Keller
Herman Berlemann
Fred Langreder
Charles Rowekamp
Edwardaville
Y. Jarvin
St. Louis
Henry W. Earle
East St. Louis
Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanieer
Tenn
Dr. King
S. Kingston
Vandalia Line Sells Union Sunday School Excursion Tickets
The Vandalia Line will sell round trip tickets to St. Louis for the Union Sunday School excursion on Thursday August 17 priced at 70 cents. Departure is at 7 39 a m and return at 6 36 p m or 6 42 33 a m. GL Ecuiorr, Agent. Bring your job work to The CALL.
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Vandalia Line
Union
St. Louis
GL Ecuiorr
Marriages, visits, and social notes from Troy
A Troy couple announces the marriage of John H. Deimling to Effie M. Tutnell in Westboro Wisconsin and their plan to reside there after August 10th. The piece also lists a social fish fry at Marine with many attendees and notes church society events and local visitors, including May Wilson and Miss Kittie Ballard among others.
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Troy
John H. Deimling
Effie M. Tutnell
Westboro
Wis
George Tutnell
Deimling
G. L. Elliott
Vandalia
Wisconsin Central
Ashland
Marine
Thomas Jarvis
Kimberlin
J. H. Samuel
Willie
Edward Bour
Fred Smith
Otis Chrystal
John Prim
Walter
Ogle
John Wilkinson
Zack
Gus Esenberg
Fred Metzger
Robi Schultze
Richard May
John Schwartz
Allie Grives
Henry
Social Round of Local Visitors and Trips
A stream of guests visits and travels as locals host friends from Collinsville Vandalia St. Louis Carlinville and Vincennes. Notables include Rev H T Bahnsen Mrs Phil Zenk Bennet and Miss Esther Vetter plus the Stienhans family visiting Springfield and relatives. Local workers Edward Springmeyer and David Houston join family gatherings while David Bell Gore heads to Vincennes Chautauqua for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Croft
H. T. Bahnsen
Vandalia
Phil. Zenk
Bennet
Wm. H. Hale
W. W. Nelson
Collinsville
Martha Albrecht
Esther Vetter
Henry Stienhans
Springfield
Herman Schmidt
Lulu
Marine
Edward and
Moroni Houston
Marissa
David Houston
Coulterville
J. R. Ward
Amanda
Martha Stienhans
Julius C. Stienhans
W. W. Jarvis
D. Genevieve
St. Louis
Jarvis
F. W. Seele
Edward Springmeyer
Mayor Stolte
Mr. Springmeyer
Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes Chautauqua
Church and Society Notices From Local Parish Events
The Merry Workers meet Mrs. H. A. Canedy next Wednesday at 2 PM. W C T U gathers at Maude Cook’s Saturday at 2 PM. No service at German Evangelical Sunday August 6 due to Rev. Bahnsen’s vacation. Young People’s Society meets Monday at 2:30 PM. Epworth League hosts an ice cream social Friday August 11 on McAdoo’s lawn for Tillie Hawke’s illness. Congregational meeting at St Paul’s Lutheran tomorrow at 2 PM to discuss Prof. Kellermann’s call to Toledo parochial school. his future with St Paul’s depends on Toledo’s gain or loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Epworth League
McAdoo's
Tillie Hawke
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. B. Kellermann
St. Paul's
Toledo
Kellerman
Kellermann
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Comfort Story
A pleasant surprise party may be given to your stomach and liver by taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. They relieve pain and discomfort, cure headache dizziness and constipation. Available for 25c at S Kingston’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
S. Kingston
Card of Thanks for Arnold W. Gebaver and family
The Gebaver family thanks kind neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of their beloved Arnold W. Gebaver. They express gratitude from Seles of Summer Millinery and mention selling stock at cost including summer hats, infants caps, laces, and silks.
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Arnold
Gebaver & Family
Seles
Jos
KigsEr
Climate and Crops Springfield Iil July 24
Favorable week for harvesting and haying in the northern district and parts of the central district, while the southern tier suffered heavy rainfall that damaged grain and submerged lowlands. Corn shows vigor with tasseling and silking. oats damaged in shock. haying mostly finished in the north with good yields, but much hay damaged elsewhere. Apple outlook disappointing. peaches scarce. grapes and berries abundant. early potatoes light yield, late plant promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ice cream and other drinks at Kuntemann’s brief notes
Brief items note Kuntemann’s ice cream and cakes for events, a regular session of the Business Men's Association, pay day at Dank Bros. Coal and Coke Co, a help wanted ad, Dr June Sallee eye exams, a new Klein’s sign, and local painting contracts. Also mentions typhoid fever case, board of review rules, property moves, Dr Zenk plans, and affordable printed invitations and envelopes at the Cart office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntemann's
Business Men's Association
Dank Bros. Coal and Coke Co
Barre House
June Sallee
Optician
Baird House
Klein’s Shoe Store
Kuntzmann’s
James T. Purviance
Madison County Board of Revew
T. H. Bell
Highland Brewing Company
Albert Rieder
Donk
Donk's Row
Maryville
Wm. T. Sculley
Dr. Zenk
East End
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. W. Hynes
E. H. Klein
Missouri
May Wilson
Fred Bernhardt
Coliineville
Kittie Ballard
Church and Society
Cary
Tue Cart
Tue Cari
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