Court House Items Continued From Page Four
Court notices record actions on estates and guardianship. Anna Kocur and others receive bond approvals. Deceased editors list final report appeals, balances and disbursements noted. Ward affairs show guardianship actions, insolvent estate declared, and administrator discharge. Stefana Kounpek minor with J. K. Tuonnell Jr. named guardian and initial funds presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kocur
Valentine Miller
Hi. Swischer
Handel
John. Winter
Herman Brandes
A. J. Brandes
Henry Meisner
George Bernius
Elizabeth Bernius
Edward Yann
John G. Kaeser
Alice Dillon
Probate notices and guardianship appointments listed
The document records approvals of bonds and letters rogatory for estates of Wm. J. Roloff Samuel J. McCroskey Lena Federer and John Bonn, with appraisers named for each estate and guardianship changes. It notes wills filed, trustees declined to act, and letters issued to administrators and guardians with bond and adjustment day details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Tunnell, Sr
Roy A. Nutt
Wm. J. Roloff
Henrietta Roloff
Webster
J. G. Seitz
E. C. James
Samuel J. McCroskey
Fred E. Browning
Mary E. Johnson
Martha McCroskey
Lena Federer
Albert Federer
William Federer
Guardian
Philip Federer
John Bonn
Minnie Bonn
Henry Johnson
C. A. Ambrosius
Dark Yunghahs
Property transfers and real estate listings across multiple towns
A string of land and parcel transfers in Caruthersville Collinsville Troy and surrounding areas shows Julius Busch and others conveying lots in Jeffress Add Marine to Andrew Schreiber and others to various buyers with prices noted including 5000 325 and 2200. A leasehold interest is listed for Highland Brewing Co and several estates pass to executors and heirs. Miscellaneous names appear with addressed locations and sums. Local advertisements promote Bucklen’s Amica Salve Pineules for kidneys and ManZan Pile Remedy with product pitches and a perfume promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Busch
Andrew Schreiber
Jeffress
Allen & Evans
Marine
Katherina Busch
J. J. P. Hofmeiver
Breese Glass, Jr
Pttet
Springer
Edwardsville
Cordelia H. Green
Pavelec
Greene
Collinsville
Cordelia HH. Greene
M. Hall
McDonald
Gustav‘ Govdeking
Highland Brewing Co
Qed
W. Oa
Herder
Hwofmeier
Add Follwaredsville
Sarah C. Sanders
Sarah C. Sanders, Hy
C. A. Ambrosius
Brief News Notes From Troy Area Today
Wheat cutting in this vicinity is about finished. New supply of Troy souvenir post cards at The Call office. Sheriff Jones to wage war on county slot machines. Mrs. Gerling is seriously ill at Mrs. Wim Ackermann’s West End home. Last Sunday was the longest and warmest day of the year. WeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver pills sold by S. Kingston. Emory Edwards bought Mrs. Lemen’s farm in section 20 for 5000 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clare move to East St. Louis where he works as a telegraph operator for the Big Four. Wes Jarvis injured after a fall from a train at St. Jacob. Squirrel hunting licenses renew July 1. Edwardsville opera house project advances with nine thousand dollars raised. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised. Harry Roehm, formerly of Troy, remarries a week after a divorce in St. Louis. Mildred Mills, 5, breaks arm near read works in Collinsville. Partial eclipse expected tomorrow morning with best view around 9:15. Oil lease filings by C. V. Riley in township. headquarters in Ohio. George Purviance collapses from heat. recovering. Liebler residence move by Edwardsville crew. new house to be built on old site. Marriage licenses issued in St. Louis to Armbruster and Reuseh. Qoudloff and Tischanuser. Virgin and Rule married at Belleville. Mrs. Sarah Baird dies in Champaign. remains brought to Edwardsville. Modern Woolmen cap elected officers at Peoria session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
David Jones
Gerling
Wim. Ackermann
West End
WeWitt
Kingston
Emory L. Edwards
Mary A. Lemen
Fred Clare
East St. Louis
St. Jacob
Edwardsville
DeWitt
S. Kingston
Harry Roehm
St. Louis
Mildred Mills
Robert Mills
Read Works
Collinsville
de Fo OW. Braner
C. V. Riley
Kannemann
Mr. Riley
Ohio
George A. Purvinace
Garnet
Purviance
George Lieber
W. H. Purviance
Thomas Morton
Liebler
L . Taylor
Pin Oak Township
Champaign
Woodlawn
Mlizabeth Handlen
Peatia
Counsil
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Northcott
Springfield
Chas. W. Hawes
Rock Island
Des Moines
Henry Dunning
Albany
N. Y
A. C. VanGalder
Berthoud
Colo
J. G. Dickson
Spokane Wash
F. A. Ward
Newport
R. I
Athletics Fall To Leclaire Blues In 4 1 Defeat
The Athletics were defeated 4 to 1 by the Leclaire Blues on their grounds. Appel hit a first inning home run off Raber, who struck out 14, a personal record. The game featured strong pitching and few walks, with the Blues taking the lead early and holding on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Leclaire Blues
Appel
Blues
Raber
A.B
P.O. E
Hanser
Russ Ll
Rizzoli
Amor
Healy
Crossman
A Ritter
Judd
Hases
Raher
Ra Ber
Jotta
Athletics Blues
Athletics to Meet A B C s in Fourth of July Event
The Athletics face the National Oats of St Louis tomorrow at the Formosa tower grounds in a $25 a side exhibition at Rieder's park, part of the Fourth of July celebration. Pierron beats Wightland 11 inning game 5 to 4 with Hans Parrette pitching for Pierron this season. Lebanon hosts Russell Driving Association first race meet with purses totaling 120 dollars across multiple events. Granite City big industries shut down for heated term resuming around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Oats of
Rieder's Park
Pierron
Wightland Athletics
Hans” Parrette
Collinsville
Russell Driving Association of
Lebanon
Granite City
Foleys Kidney Remedy touted by patient and doctor
Mrs L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy with curing her kidney disease after others failed. A one dollar bottle and part of a second cured her completely. Dr C A Dodson, Edwardsville cor disease specialist, will visit Troy at H A Canedys residence next Tuesday and Friday to examine and treat patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bowen
of. Wayne
W. Va
Foley
Kingston
C. A. Dodson
Edwardsville
Troy
H. A. Canedy
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Tan
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Reliable Home Company
M. W. Powell
Carl Elliott
Pemper
Margaret McAliney
Mapeman G. OW. Stevens
Louis Mary M. McNabb
Louis Joseph McDonald
Alton Gertrude Minard
Clifton Terrace
Manx Goodman
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Tom Moore
Cochran
Merry Widow
A. R. Snodrrass
Wick Bros. Jewelry CO
Leclaire
Troy Athletics
Leelaire Blues
Highland
Wighland
Creonville
Centralias
Green V's
Alitan Situs
Alton
Reptles
Belleville
P.O
Rawson
Stevenson
Young
Scott
Dye
Hosterter
Rarick
Beutel
Lebanoon
Effingham
Frank W. Loy
J. D. O'Fallon
Gussie Sshan
S. J
Cass
Louis F. Rucker
Poland
Joseph S. Watt
Clay ‘Street
J. N. Jarvis
L. Dawson
Braner
F. W. Braner
Wm. Helmrich
Win
Schultze
Peter Robel
Scientific American
HANKS
Joseph Hess
Hannah Hess
Jos. Hess
Presbyterian
The
Epworth League
Jacob Dornseif
Carpenter
Worden
Edw
H. Klein
Foleyskid
E. R. Voorhees
Madison County
W. T. Harlan
Greenville
Bond County
Madison
Bond Counties
F. FE. Tulley
Illinois
Norman G. Flagg
Moro
Mnois
Ihereby
Irene
J. G. Bardill
Highhtnd
Tinois
Armand Zeller
Saline Township
Albert C. Millspaugh
Shawneetown
Gallatin County
Winds
Repubican
William M. Goudy
Wayne County Press
Fairfield
Tfl
W. W. Jarvis
Jarvis
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