Happenings and Gossip From Madison County Notes
ARIEF NEWS items report mid-summer hats and Panama arrivals at 27-31 John W. Taylor with a former Troy resident running a St. Louis meat market. Residence shifts, local social moves, and a county blacksmiths meeting planned at Alhambra are noted along with a cherry fracture incident, Tulsa relocation, and a Highland born widow's death at 62. The piece also mentions Julius Slatt from Chicago joining Troy tailors, and announces Madison County board of assessment review set for June 15 with a secretary to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Taylor
Troy
St. Louis
Prairie Avenue
Clarence Avenue
Madison County Blacksmiths’ and Horseshoers
Alhambra
Wilbur Gornet
Wm. Gornet
Hoerner
Highland
Julius Slatt
Chicago
H. Brownstein
Brownstein
H. O. Tonsor
Alton
C. H.kunnemann
Granite City
Fred Henke
Board of Agregement Review
Madison County
Sloan's Liniment advertisement for nerve pains relief
An old ad promises Neuraigla pains in the face head arm shoulder chest and back vanish after applying Sloan's Liniment. It claims fast quiet relief in minutes and brighter outlook with a 3 ounce bottle priced at 26 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
News of Neighbors from St Jacob and Marine
Personal and news items from St Jacob and Marine note visitors from St Louis Highland and Greenville. Obituary for Edward Loos of Marine, 79, with funeral at Marine cemetery. Community events include a platform dance and oiling streets to reduce dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Appel
Highland
Oscar Appel
J. J. Gaffner
Godfrey
G. H. Schwenke
A. Barenholz
St. Louis
Charles Greenberg
Philip Petry
Adam Petry
Tony Isele
St. Jacob
Edward Buehlmann
Collinsville
Louis Buchmiller
Marine
B. J. Giger
BE. C. Kruse
Iliam Rieke
John Wildhaber
Martin Hettel
Rebecca Harrison
Greenville
Clarence Bernard
Earl Shepard
Edwardsville
Delta Alpha Club
Elsie Vollrath
Li W. Adler
George Hoffmann
James Gillespie
Peter Martin
Edward Loos
Marine and Vicinity
Gutenberg
Germany
Marine Cemetery
Miss Cressey top honors at University of Illinois
Miss Lucretia Cressey a former seventh grade teacher in Troy public school 1909 to 1912 will graduate from the University of Illinois next Wednesday evening. She ranks second in a class of 685 and is salutatorian and Phi Beta Kappa. Weather forecast shows showers and a warming trend for the period with a cool spell early. ordinance No. 136 appropriates 23600 for Troy Illinois for the year ending May, 1916, with detailed allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Cressey
Troy
University of Illinois
Miss Cressy
College of Engineering
Misa Cresnecy
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Miss Cressey
Phi Beta Kappa
America
Rey
Roger F. Cressey
Matton
Wm.h. Goalby
Wm. J. Ruff
Collinsville
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Great Lakes
City Council of
Illinois
A. D
Thomas Naylor
John Watts
Frank Snodgrass
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Arnerg
Riebold’s
Walter. W
Center King
Arief News
Diamond Mineral Springs
Grantfork, Ill
Hot Rolla
Thia
Hainois
James H. Davis
Fred H- Gornet
H.C. Kueker
Mayacir
B. W. Jarvis
Ill
Andrew Klein
John Deimling
River View Farm
Village
E. Munson
Salina Street
Syracuse
Baldwin County Colonization Co
Hartford Bldg
Paul C. Taylor
Ash Street
Fred H. Garnet
Fredrick & Co. C
Toledo
Ohio
Mary
Evans
Largo
Bighruesze
Troy Exchance Bank
Stopurkicken
Coopz
Tazs
Yuede & Probst Commission CO
North Third St
ST. Louis, MO
Valter
Enterprise
Tom
Watters Enterprise
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