Brief Bits News and Gossip From the Town
Rain needed badly dust is fierce hot weather drives sales at Kuntzmanns with ice cream and soda. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs R F Auwarter on Tuesday. The Sims storefront and Dr Schotts residence on Main street got new paint. Wm Rucker hurt his back lifting at the new feed store. Theo Trautlein and family moved to Springfield Ill No 229 North Klein. Gustave Voelker is ill with rheumatism. Eyes checked by Dr June Sallee on June 20 at the Baird House. John Deimling shipped hogs to East Saint Louis stockyards. Kuntzmanns offers ice cream and cakes for parties. James Porter replaces F H Davidson at the Davidson store. T H Bell painting the Schott building. Westbound train No 7 derailed at Willows. no damage. Road grader helps South Main to the depot. Poetically: Lead on McDuff. Dr J J Brown improved his Main street home with granitoid walks front porch and plate glass door. Wm Schultze filed assessment reports. full assessment to be published. Business Men's Association met at Drolls hall. rating book prepared for publication. Ed Raber, Injured by a mule in the Donk mine. not serious though bruised. He fractured collar bone in football last fall and again in mine recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntzmann's
R. F. Auwarter
Sims
South Main Street
Dr. Schott
Main Street
Wm. Rucker
Theo. Trautlein
Springfield Ill
North
Klein Street
Gustave Voelker
West End
June Sallee
Optician
Baird
John Deimling
National Stock Yards
East St. Louis
Kuntzmann’s
Willows
McDuff
J. J. Brown
Main
Wm. Schultze
Jarvis Township
Business Men's Association
Droll’s Hall
Ed Raber
Chinaware Bargains For Shoppers 10c Patterns
Nothing more desirable or appropriate than a set of nice Chinaware. We have bargains that catch the eye of shoppers. New Idea patterns of any kind offered for 10c.
Fire Destroys Ed Carter’s West End Stable
Tuesday near noon a fire engulfed Ed Carters stable in the West End. The fire engine arrived late but worked well, quickly extinguishing the flames yet the barn and its contents were a total loss. A buggy and feed were destroyed. kids with matches were playing nearby before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carter
West End
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Davidson
James Porter
F. H. Davidson
T. H. Bell
Schott
Public Square
J.E. Marsey, D.D
Gentral Hotel
Troy
Rosenkranz’ 'S
Effingham Steam Laundry
A. R. Snodgrass
Keystone Building and Loan Association
Illinois
Main and
Prentice Streets
Acomma
Total Assets
Ae Sciebag
ENTS
James ‘N Jarvis
R.H. Mantle
Clerk Board of Education
Kimberlin Street
M. W. Powel Sr
Park Place
W. W. Jarvis
J. H. Davis
Hunter's
Edwin P. Meiners
Cat
L. W. Sondles
Kinloch 92
F. Miller
James E. Hindmarch
F. W., Braner
Market Street
Ss. W. Rawson
Kinloch
F. E. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
J. G. Schoeck
Chicago
Veterinary College
Ffice
Haasinger Place
Vandalia Railroad
Vandalia
Endlyssapolis
Louis
Indianapolis Mall
Vandalis
Indianapolis Express
St. Louis
William Rauch
Long House Furnishers and Undertakers
Kingston
Trades’ Unionist
W. L. Douglas
Union
Soneyent West Shoe
New York
F. P
Abe
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