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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
4
Probate notes list Aurora A. Warner named executrix without bond and many final reports set for hearings in April and May. Executors and guardians appointed or authorized, bonds posted, and adjustments day set, including Thomas Droste and Charles Ducommun cases with bonds, and several estates with final reports and allowances.
The document lists final and preliminary estate reports for numerous deceased individuals. Details include receipts, expenditures, and balances. executors and administrators named such as Ricka Riggins, Henry Schenk, Violet A. Lewis, and Sarah A. Alsop. bonds set from $200 to $2000. appraisers and guardians appointed. adjustments and discharge actions noted.
Robert Bethmann and wife deed to Donk Bros Coal and Coke Co a west half of section 11 3 8 for 616 dollars. S J Stubbs and wife deed to James A Farley west half of southwest quarter of section 14 4 8 for 2000 dollars. H N Waage heir to J M Schwarz lot 166 and parts of lots 15 17 and 19 in Jos Koepfli's Highland addition for 2925 dollars. Mary Groaze to J P Sweitzer lot 5 block 8 Combs et al add Collinsville for 1800 dollars. Emma Johnson to Herman Bentlage west half of intersection? northwest and north half of southeast in section 15 6 5 for 2800 dollars. Charles Noeltner and wife to Eberhard Kase lots 19 20 21 and 22 block 2 DeLew's Second add Marine for 1800 dollars. Wendel Schmidt and wife to Henry Gindler west half of northeast and northeast half of section 35 and part 54 southwest quadrant section 26 37 for 5000 dollars. Benedict Ambuehl Jr to Benedict Ambuehl deed lot 12 block 17 Highland for 3000 dollars. Louisa Wohswinkel executor to J W Garnet estate deed east half lot 3 block 58 Jarvis Second add Troy for 500 dollars. Edward Suppiger and wife to L B Streif et al deed none specified nek southwest quadrant section 32 4 5 for 2600 dollars. B H McKinney and wife to John Ekhoff deed two tracts in northwest northeast section 16 6 5 for 1600 dollars.
A list of marriage licenses issued for residents of Collinsville and surrounding towns, naming individuals with ages and hometowns including Geo Ennulat, Lizzie Trempat, Stephen Baima, Mary Markette, Jos Sviadek, Johanna Tolvarczny, W F Atherton, Julia Croft, Oscar Close, Glendola Reno, Jacob Martin, Marie Gelenzick, Benj Nagel, Hedwig Voelkmer, Willard Henke, Annie Zoelzer, and E O Herder along with St Louis residents Sarah Harbison and others. Also notes product ads for Cascasweet baby remedy and spring hats at local shops, plus wedding invitations offered at Tar Cau.
Township election is a week away and juror Stanley Ritcher is serving in Edwardsville this week. Miss Lillie Mossmann opened a millinery stock in Kiesel building. Troy Press Brick Co operates two shifts with both day and night work. Mrs. Mary Isabella Heideberg of Cullman Alabama died March 12. Jarvis and Pin Oak township ballots and town meeting notices appear in this issue. Mrs. Louis Figge won coupon No 4 for a hat rack at J Allen's St Louis Bargain Store. John Irving, a Kansas photographer, joins John Norbury near Market Street. Several Krotz children near Elm Grove ill with diphtheria but improving. Silas Shadwick and George Neu decker form a painting and paperhanging partnership. Peanuts and jewelry on sale at F M Wylie on Hickory Street. A new wagon road is surveyed and graded from Matthews place on Collinsville road to Maryville, paralleling the East St Louis & Suburban railway. County Mine Inspector reports five deaths and twenty four injuries in Madison county coal mines in the quarter ending March 12. J T Moynahan and D Bright are publishing partners of East Prairie Eagle. John File’s general store at Old Ripley burned, loss about 10000 with 8000 insured. arson suspected.
Dentist advertisement for Dr F E Linder with office on Market Street in the Rieder Building opposite the Postoffice. Permanently located in Troy. Office hours 8 30 to 5 pm and 1 30 to 5 pm. Phones Office 54 Residence 84.
Full line of wallpaper samples offered with all designs in stock set at greatly reduced prices. Customers urged to try the shop and visit the Hampton Building on Main Street for bargains.
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