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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

Page

5

Township Conventions Set For Tomorrow In Rainer County

Democrats meet at Rieder’s Opera House at 3 PM and Republicans at Central Hall at 4 PM to nominate township officers. Notable candidates include Geo Liebler and A F Seligman for supervisor, Henry C Dettmar for town clerk, and a four rival slate for collector. Women may vote for first time. turnout depends on weather. An earlier blast at a powder mill injured watchman Henry Miller, leveling the glazing mill and shaking East Alton, Alton, and surrounding areas.

Rieder's Opera House Central Hall Geo. Liebler A. F. Seligman John F. Deimling Henry C. Dettmar P. M. Davidson W. J. Traves B. W. Jarvis Charles Schultze W. J. Gebauer Clarence Edwards George C. Morriss A. B. May Roy Peters John H. Voelker George P. Simpson George Geratenecker W. S. Tall Jacob Kirsch Justice of

Mine No 2 Sets World Coal Output Record at Gillespie

Mine No 2 of Superior Coal Company at Gillespie hoisted 6023 tons in eight hours, totaling 1562 cars and 108 railroad cars. The Gillespie News notes the record reflects an average of 314 boxes per minute with hourly splits ranging from 177 to 230 boxes. The mine, under Thomas Ferguson, boasts the state’s best natural conditions and follows the No 3 mine’s previous record amid friendly rivalry.

Superior Coal Company Gillespie Gillespie News Thomas Ferguson

Powder mill blast at East Alton kills man

A blast at the Equitable Powder Company slasing mill in East Alton on Wednesday evening at 620 caused one death and extensive property damage. The shock wave was felt in Troy, about twenty miles away, with surrounding structures damaged.

Alton Wednes Troy Equitable Powder Company East Alton Alton

Horse Tail Clippers Arrest In East St Louis

Six men named David Mishata E M Pratt Edward Buchanan Clece Floward Wm Taylor and George Bayage were arrested last Friday in East St Louis on charges tied to clipping the tails of more than a hundred horses at the National Stock Yards. Bail of 300 each posted for the first three. The group had operated across St Clair Madison Maconpin and Montgomery counties for six months before being deterred by vigilant farmers and pursuing horse thieves societies. Horse hair fetched good prices, making the crime seemingly profitable until now.

East St Louis National Stock Yards St. Clair Madison Maconpin Montgomery David Mishata E. M. Pratt Edward Buchanan Clece Floward Wm. Taylor George Bayage Madison County

Young man dies suddenly near Edwardsville

Relatives in Troy learned yesterday of the death of Wim Stolte at 11 o'clock at his sister Mrs Louis Spitze’s home near Edwardsville. He was about 24, the son of William Stolte, and had married Esther Niemeier in Troy last October. The couple had since resided in Leelaire. He had suffered neuralgia for six weeks and was under a doctor’s care. Funeral plans were not yet known. the service likely Sunday. Also noted: Vandalia Line station agents met at Highland with G L Elliott and E F Sour of St Louis speaking on harmony. Louis Riesi of Collinsville, father of Leo Rissi, died of pneumonia at 70.

Troy Wim Stolte Louis Spitze Edwardsville Wm. Stokte Here Edwardaville Misa Esther ‘Niemeier Leelaire G. L. Elliott Vandalia Line Highland Western Hotel East L'Terre Haute E. F. Sour St. Louis Louis Riesi Collinsville Leo Rissi Mr. Rinsi Song Milton Allen Mary Hoang Viola Watt Verna Metzter Ann Ramshaw Vigna D.C. Frieg Frank Gillespie Emily Stahl Madison D. Genevieve Jarvin Sebastian Weber St. Jacob Tony Mersinger Ruth Nerbury Anna Carson J. E. Hindmarch Esther Frangen Minnie Joseph John Clayton Katie Fehmel Wm. Rucker, Jr August Trost Albert Beck Deli Bryant George Kiesel Stt. Louis East &J. Louis Adolph Meyer FM. Goott Col Uinaville

W E T U Meet At Presbyterian Church In Troy

The Madison County W E T U annual spring institute met in Troy over March 16 and 17 with delegates from Alton Edwardsville Collinsville New Douglas St. Jacob and Troy. Sessions included devotions by Mrs Magele Foster and Dr J Brown, papers by Mrs Minnie Coventry, and discussions on liquor and local option. Resolutions thanked hosts and noted illness preventing Mary Harris Armor from speaking. Numerous social and visitor reports followed including local engagements and outings.

Madison County Troy Alton Edwardsville Collinsvile New Douglas St. Jacob Presbyterian Church Magele Foster J. Brown Minnie Coventry M. A. Thomason Coventry Wa. Carkwright Misa T. J. Mills New Dougas Mary Harris Armor Georgia Harris

Guests and locals visit Troy from nearby cities

The list records numerous visitors and hosts in Troy including James Kraner and Charles Bender from St. Louis staying with Dr. F K Liermann, Mrs. George Ritcher of Alton with the Ritcher and Matthews households, and Mrs. Alice Colling of Chicago visiting Mamie Bryant and friends. Other entries mention Latter Day Saints attendees from St. Charles, twin daughters visiting Collinaville, and residents from East St. Louis, Collinsville, and Edwardsville visiting locals.

W. L. Oliver James Kraner Charles Bender St. Louis F. K. Liermann George Ritcher Alton Troy August Ritcher Edda Matthews Alice Colling Chicago Mamie E. Bryant Fred Spies, Jr St. Jacob George Dressel Wm. Scott Alice Mantle J. T. Jones Latter Day Saints’ Church K. Roper East St. Louis Wm. Preston H. R. Huffendiels Joseph Silbar Edwardsville Harry McMullen Joseph McMullen Collinsville John McMullen Wm. Bohland John Boehland Anna Bohland Katie Bohland Sam Ed Baubrmester West Lake Street Inma Hagler J. L Hagler Oklahoma M. J. Heron M. W. Dowell George Gorhl John Gochl Oakland Cal Alaska Young Gochl

Revival meetings continue at Presbyterian church in Troy

Evangelist 8 D Goodale of St. Louis conducts nightly union revival with fair attendances. Prof John Q Olsen ill and unlikely to travel to Troy before meetings end. Men only meeting Sunday at 3 pm on Sowing and Reaping. Rev W T Morris of St Louis to preach at M E church Saturday 7 15 pm with communion and second quarterly conference to follow. No Sunday preaching due to union revival. Infant Hilda Johanna Marie Blumberg christened last Sunday at German Evangelical church. Rev Clerk Yost to speak Sunday 3 pm on Going to the Multitude. Merry Workers Society of Presbyterian church to meet next Wednesday at 8 pm in church basement.

Presbyterian Church Evangelist D. Goodale St. Louis John QO. Olsen Troy Evangelist Goodale W. T. Morris Ast Hilda Johanna Marie Fred Blumberg Martin Holz Clerk Yost Mt. Zion M. E The Merry Workers’. Society of the Presbyterian Church

Madison county court transfers and marriage licenses listed

Ground jurors named for the May term of the Madison county circuit court include Fred Hitt Helvetia Adolph Landolt Salme and many others. Probate proceedings approve bonds and wills, appoint executors or guardians, and authorize tax payments and transfers of property. Marriage licenses issued include John Quithues Rose Donahue J O Cartoria Mary Feldwich and Ola Mamer among others.

Groud Madison County Circuit Court Fred Hitt Helvetia Adolph Landolt Salme H. Hoste Lees John Jones New Douglas Andrew Liebler St. Jacob Wwm. Bernard Marine Adam Kaudermann Alhambra Ernest Quadr Olive Jas Rewson Jarvis Wm. Fricking Strai Pin Oak George Sandbach John Quithues Rose Donahue Aléater Okla J. O. Cartoria Mille Mac J. M Bipobotf Ramste Opty Robert Hergies Mary Feldwich Aconel FP Mamer Ola Mamer

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