Brief News Notes Happenings and Gossip
Happenings and gossip items from the area include St Patrick's day timing for next Wednesday, auto license notes, Donk Bros. Coal Co. payroll, visits by Josh Lyons, fresh fish offerings at Gebauer's during Lent, a death in Raymond, new residence for the Geffen family, a Madison county eighth grade exam date, a fortune teller at Central hotel in Troy, Walter Perfume opening a confectionery and ice cream parlor, J C Ammann's hip surgery in St Louis, plans for electric lights in Pocahontas with a fifty year franchise, a B&O train death identified as John Hester Jr. of Hamilton, June 30 discontinuance of free mail to Collinsville, Troy suing Dr J J Brown for specific performance over land sale, and local efforts to retain mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day
B. W. Jarvis
Donk Bros. Coal Company
Wm. Lyons
Josh
Gebauer’s
Ira P. File
Raymond
Mary Geffen
Herman Wehmeier
H. T. McCrea
Madison County
M. Zelma
Central Hotel
Troy
Walter Perfume
East St. Louis
Market Street
Aprik
Gical
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Pocahontas
Southern Iinois Light & Power Company
Greenville
Carlyle
John Hester, Jr
Hamilton
Ohio
Hester
Cincinnati
Local neighbors noted in Highland visits and events
Mrs J J Gaffner visited Highland last week. Emil Blumer drives a new Pullman automobile. E H Schmidt and D D Rule traveled to Highland on business. G C Kilby and Daniel Widicus with Henry Miller spent Sunday at home. Ed Buehlmann visited from Collinsville, Ted Kircheis came from St Louis to see family. Oscar Appel and Lena Pearl Hill joined Highland visitors last Sunday afternoon. Thorntons and L Newton Bowers from St Louis were in town for business. Royal Neighbors held a large meeting and initiation in Highland. Marine Electric Service Company to take over Marine electric lights plant. line extension to St Jacob will begin soon. Various locals hosted and visited in St Louis Kaufman Edwardsville Marine and St Jacob areas. Marine Commercial Club plans a Home Coming Week. Minn ie Gindler married Oscar Liebler at German Evangelical church. couple to reside in St Jacob. Sloan's Liniment advertised for rheumatism relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gaffner
Emil Blumer
E. H. Schmidt
Highland
D. D. Rule
G. C. Kilby
Mulberry Grove
John E. Miller
Daniel Widicus
Henry Buchmiller
Ed Buehlmann
Collinsville
Ted Kircheis
St. Louis
Oscar Appel
Lena
Pearl Hill
Royal Neighbors
Fred Scheurer
Marine
L. Newton Bowers
Marine Electric Service Company
Marine Electric Lights
St. Jacob
Elizabeth Hauskins
Bertham Herman
Kaufman
Louis Kolb
L. A. Spies
Ed Brockheimer
Hewett
Wis
Henry Stuckwisch
Edwardsville
Paul Buchmiller
Alhambra
Otto
Fred Fruitiger
Albert Fruitiger
Kansas
Mary Wiegand
Andrew Schreiber
Hugh Murphy
Marine Commercial Club
Wm. Raubinger
Everton
Mesdames
Emma Zimmerman
Mary Jentsch
Val. Miller
John Stuckwisch
August Kreutzberz
Miller
Minnie Gindler
Oscar Liebler
Edwardsville notes include visits and moves
Mayor Wm Bernard visited Edwardsville on business. Otto Miller traveled to Peoria for gas engineering study. Melvin Reinhart went to Des Moines for an indefinite stay. Ernest Bracy moved into Mrs Margaret Gotten Strater's property. Bertha Bickline returned from a visit to St Jacob with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bernard
Edwardsville
Otto Miller
Peoria
Melvin “Reinhart
Des Moines
Iowa
Ernest Bracy
Margaret Gottenstrater
Bertha Bickline
St. Jacob
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Ira P
Cgebavere
J.C. Ammann
Nickers
Post Office Department
City of
J. J. Brown
Dr. Brown
Qoalves
Sarkeys
North Third St
Teower Sagon
Doz
Taze
Yuede &. Probst
Commission CO. Produce Center
A Thornton
The
Union Dairy Company of
Sloan's
Sloan
New York
Chicago
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