Brief News Notes From The Call For The Readers
Local items report Mrs. F. J. Riebold’s illness improving and Louis Niemeyer and family moving to Collinsville. Deimling Bros meat market advertises Friday fish orders. Ed Burk joins Julius Peter’s tensorial parlor. J. L. Hagler auctions Gustave Schmitt goods in Collinsville. Clerks of Cornet Grocer Co of St. Louis plan their tenth annual excursion at Marine Sunday June 14. An ad in The Call Classified is expected to yield results for Troy readers. Will Monroe injured in a collision at Donk mine, recovering. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised for quick healing. Co. W. Smith, Long, and Oswald named Madison county board of review by Judge Hillskotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Riebold
Louis Niemeyer
Collinsville
Deimling Bros
Tf DeWitt
Kingston
Ed Burk
Julius Peter
J. L. Hagler
Gustave Schmitt
Cornet Grocer Co
St. Louis
Marine Sunday
Troy
Will Monroe
Donk
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Kingston. Co
W. Smith
Board of
Joseph F. Long
New Douglas
Fridolin Oswald
Alhambra
Madison County Board of Review
J. E. Hillskotter
Fire Company honors comrade. town news and notices
The Collinsville Fire Company sent a committee last Saturday to Edwardsville to decorate the grave of Henry Terry in the city cemetery. The winners of a flour naming contest included Mrs. George Hartung and Mrs. F. Schoening, with prizes of 10 and 98 pounds of flour. The county treasurer reported a semi annual balance of 24,884.37, noting reductions from jail and poor farm improvements. Davidson Store Company articles for a 25 year charter with 150 shares valued at 100 were filed. A mail pouch theft at Greenville depot harbored letters opened, with officials pursuing suspects. Mrs. Almena P. McDonald won 600 damages against Madison Village after a sidewalk injury. A large black dog chased by a small vessel caused a comic street scene on Market and Hickory streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
F. F. Schoening
Emeo
H. M. Sanders
Davidson Store Company
FP. M. Davidson
K. M. Davidson
F. H. Davidson
Greenville
Almena P. McDonald
Chicago
Troy
Edwardsville
Madison
Pentecost Services and Church Calendar Amid Regional Observances
Pentecost week invites Catholic and Protestant worship across churches with multiple services. St John’s in Blackjack hosts 8:30am Catholic rites. St Pauls Lutheran holds 9am preparatory and 9:30am Pentecost. afternoon services at 2:30pm. German Evangelical also holds morning Holy Communion. Bible class at St Pauls Lutheran, Ladies Aid gathering, YWCTU meeting, June prayer meetings at Presbyterian. A coffee for German Evangelical drive and missionary fundraiser at Presbyterian events. Baptism at Presbyterian last Sunday. Baptist youth union fundraiser at Presbyterian Friday. Kennedy’s Laxative cited as child-friendly cough syrup by 8 Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theold Spirit
A. Weinecke
St. John's Catholic Church
Blackjack
St. Jerome’s Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Diab
German Evangelical Church
F. H. Mittendorf
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Robert Bain
M. E. Church
Winfield Montooth
Presbyterian Church
H. P. Beste
Court House Items Summary of Civil Cases and Appeals
Court notes continue with verdicts and appeals. The case against East St. Louis & Suburban ends in not guilty for the defendant, while the plaintiff Theodore Droste appeals. New circuits include Anna Pagan versus City of Highland seeking 10000 in damages and Bartlett estate versus Commonwealth Steel Co for 810000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Droste
Katherine Droste
East
Anna Pagan
City of Highland
C.A. Bartlett
J. S. Gibbs
Commonwealth Steel Co
Probate Proceedings Prompt Many Deceased Estates
Probate before Judge Hillskotter records numerous estate actions including inventories, approved payments, and guardian appointments. Names include Hoffker Spihlmann Meek Henke Schroder Book Ehrier Lange Mallender Carroll and others with claims, balances, and discharges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillskotter
Joseph Hoffker
Bernard Spihlmann
John Meek, Sr
Charles Henke
Herman Schroder
Louis Book
John Lanning
Tenka Herman
Lizzie Behle
W. E. Guinty
Elmer Ambuebl
Lundolin Schneider
Joseph Scurit
Louis Ehrier
Christian Lange
Walter Mallender
Edward Turner
Valentine Miller
J. J. Brady
J. J. Barnsback
Virginia Barnsback
H. K. Weber
Superior County
Washington
Martha Hahn
Sarah FE. Rogers
Mirand Caldwell
J. W. Owens
Barbara Wilbert
David Smith
Benedict Ambuehl, Jr
Property Transfers From Collinsville Area Listed
George Malter and wife to Katie Malter undivided interests in survey 763 claim 526 and other Collinsville lands for 12000. Lumaghi Coal Co to J E Schroep pel quitclaim on part roadway minerals excepted 811. W C Hadley and wife to Nelson Kinder quitclaim lot 33 block 3 Maple Park add Collinsville 187. Antonio Dellamano and wife to John Ebberhardt quit claim not lot 5 Look 3rd add Collinsville 1050. J D Newman and wife to Ellen Newman quit claim lots 3 and 4 block 9 Combs add Collinsville 100. Margaret Peterson to Albert Voe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malter
Katie Malter
Collinsville
Lumaghi Coal Co
J. E. Schroeppel
W. C. Hadley
Nelson Kinder
Maple Park
Antonio Dellamano
John Ebberhardt
Look
J. D. Newman
Ellen Newman
Combs
Margaret Peterson
Albert Voe
Multiple Property Transfers and Ages Listed in Illinois District
A fragmented list records numerous land tracts and transfers in swi-4 sec 3-3-6 and wd segments, with buyer seller names and numerous ages from Maryville Collinsville and surrounding towns. Names include Amanda Stuckwisch Eva Gotten H Mahlan Helvetia Aurelia Berthoux and many others. values show 7 000 dollars and small sums. locations include Glen Carbon Collinsville Alton Maryville Pierron Edwardsville and Granite City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierron Tillie Eisenpreis
Pierron Edward Sehlemer
Glen Carbon
Barbara Stich
Edwardsville
Joseph Bulat
Maryville
Mary Dulskinte
Frank Strassberger
Peoria
Clara J. Daiber
Alhambra
C. C. Winkler
Eee
St. Louis
Mary Rigby
Morrisonville
Frank Steigler
Alton
Resolutions of Respect for Dr. James E. Marsey
Amity Camp No 1724 M W of A in Troy Illinois resolves in June 1908 that Dr James E Marsey has been removed from the community and worthy of sincere regard. They drape the charter for thirty days and extend sympathy to his wife and family, with copies for the family and Troy Call. Committee members WM J Vetter August Droll Thomas Millett Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, Ill
James E. Marsey
Amity Camp No
M. W
Marsey
Troy
WM. J. Vetter
August Droll
Thomas Millett, JR
Pocahontas Degree Mourns Brother William Thomas
May 28 1908 Troy Illinois council notes the death of William Thomas of Alabama Council Indiana and extends sympathy to his family. Resolution includes mourning charter, copies to family council and Troy Call for public record. Also a local health ad touts Kodol for digestion sold by S Kingston.
FOR RENT Two office rooms in Braner building
Two office rooms in Braner building with electric lights water and lavatory available. Also large hall suitable for meetings dances and parties. Contact Dr F W Braner for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braner
F. W. Braner
Appellate Court Clerk Candidate announced in Illinois
William M. Gondy editor and publisher of the Wayne County Press Fairfield Illinois is announced as a candidate for Clerk of the Appellate Court Fourth Illinois Division subject to the Republican primaries on August 8 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Flagg
Moro
Madison County
Illinois
Armand Zeller
Saline Township
Mllinois
Albert C. Millspaugh
Shawneetown
Gallatin County
Fourth District
William M. Gondy
Wayne County Press
Fairfield
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Strauss Brothers
Master Tailors
Ear
Grantfork
Ill
BP Ag
Thomas Band
Edwards
KRAFT
Kennedy
Amity Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Neosha Council
William Thomas
Alabama
Pocahontas
Indiana
Neosha
Mary Shotemeyer
Anna M. Wild
Harry McDaniels
Ann M. Ramshaw
A. F. Seligman
August Ritcher
IF. O. Leidel
Poland
Joseph S. Watt
Plymouth Rocks
F. E. Linder
W. J. Vetter
Foleys Kidney Cure
Wm. Helmich
J. G. Bardill
Highland
Wick Bros. Jewelry Co
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