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Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1904

Page

4

Tan Shoes for sale at Klein’s and more in town

Local notices list tan shoes for sale at Klein’s and next Sunday shopping plans. A blue-eyed baby girl arrived at the Jarvis home Tuesday evening. The Troy Cemetery Mite Society meets Saturday at 2 PM with Mrs Enly Tilley. Michael Dooner takes over the new South End saloon run by Hretii Brewing Co. Clergy and lay leaders return from a conference in Chicago. Weather cancels a Sunday game with Maryville. home match with Pin Oak slated for tomorrow. Pastimes of St. Louis billed for June 12. Reno Alvord’s shows drew large crowds with acrobatics and trained animals, concluding with vaudeville and a concert. Dr and Mrs F W Zanders received peaches from Edward Zanders of DeLand Florida. Zanders owns 120 acres of peach orchard and plans early and late varieties shipping in three months.

Bollman Mercantile Co F. W. Braner Klein’s C. E. Jarvis Troy Cemetery Mite Society Maryville Pin Oak St. Louis Reno & Alvord United F. W. Zanders de Land

David R Llewellyn Dies After Illness At 30

David R Llewellyn son of Rees Llewellyn died at his home Thursday morning after a brief illness from appendicitis. He was 30 years 10 months and 23 days old, a miner by trade, and leaves a wife and son Richard, plus his parents and siblings. Funeral services will be held at 10 o clock from the family residence to the M E church, burial in Troy cemetery.

David R. Llewellyn Rees Llewellyn Llewellyn Donk David Reen Llewellyn St. Clair County Troy Collinsville Coxville Ind Elizabeth J. Thomas Improved Order of Red Men Neosho Council Pocahontas Neilson O. F Richard M. E. Church

Mine Claims Another Victim John Scully dies in Donk mine accident

John Scully, 32, a trusted local worker, was fatally injured Tuesday at the Donk mine while removing bony material. A heavy elate mass crushed him. four men freed him but he died at 6 pm. A Catholic, Red Men and United Mine Workers member, his engagement to Carrie Salter was set for next Thursday. He left a father, four sisters and a brother. funeral at St. Jerome's and burial in Collinaville followed by miners’ union escort.

Donk John Scully Bony Brown & Long Collinsville Improved Order of Red Men Glen Carbon Neosha United Mine Workers Catholic Church Carrie Salter John F. Ruff St. Jerome’s Catholic Church Father A. Weinecke Collinaville Miners’ Union

Trojan gets a big prize in tobacco premium drive

Charles Seligman of Troy won an elegant rubber-tired survey vehicle from the Continental Tobacco Company after returning 17,000 tobacco tags valued at 1 700. The premium program expands with large rewards and a growing collector base. Mrs Laura Allen's death announced in St Louis. remains to Troy for funeral. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with testimonials. Eye care urged by JilL Maracy at Krause's Jewelry Store.

Charles Seligman Continental Tobacco Company Banner Buggy Co Troy Seligman

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