Court house items report estate administrations and sales
Conservator reports approve ward deaths and estate administration with debts and distributions. Petitions to sell real estate filed for multiple estates. deficits listed. Final and preliminary reports approved for several executors with discharge upon receipts. Transfers of property and legatees shown with specific lot and tract details across Troy Alton Collinsville Woodriver Livingston Helvetia areas. Several claims allowed and appeals noted. balances and distributions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
R. L. Kneedler
Bernard Wyss
Andrew Rosenberger
Frank Edsall
Harry Edsall
Arthur Edsall
George H. Fiedler
de Bonis
Property transfers in Edwardsville and nearby towns notice
A series of property conveyances are recorded across Edwardsville Wood River Collinsville Glen Carbon Alton and nearby townships. Named grantors include Edward Meyer John B Rogier Matilda Frickenstein Henry Frickenstein and George Wessel with recipients such as Frank X Voegele Emil Rogier Esther Ulmet Rudolph Frickenstein Louisa Wentz and Mary Sims. Transaction values range from 1 to 14000 dollars for parcels in Secs 13 17 24 and townships Helvetia Edwardsville Pin Oak Memorial Park add and other subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B
Marie Rogier
Marie L. Rogier
Highland
Henry Cohn
Mary Pinson
H. Cohn
Collinsville
Mike Schibert
Gustav Major
New Staunton Coal Co
Livingston
Bernice Helen Schultz
Guardian
Henry Schultz
W. Jarvis
Troy
Pius Rotter
Jacob T. Heinrichs
Leclaire
Edward Meyer
Frank X Voegele
John B. Rogier
Emil Rogier
Helvetia Township
Esther R. Ulmet
Geo. F. Waggoner
W. Exton
Bik
Maplewood Sub
Woodriver
Henry Frickenstein
Rudolph Frickenstein
Edwardsville Township
Matilda Frickenstein Et al
Louisa Wentz
Todd
Edwardsville
Anthony Stetber
Sam Birger
Meyer’s
Glen Carbon
Frank P. Boes
Frank
Martha Weckman
Memorial Park
Piasa B. & L. Ass'n
Mary Sims
Mills
DeBow’s
Alton
I. W. Landgreder, Jr
Henry Langwisch
Wolf’s Add
Stocker Gravel & Artificial Stone Co
Matilda BE. Ambuehl
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh Card
Claim asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and that only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. Offers 100 dollars for any cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Card, with circulars available and endorsements by J. Cannes & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also advertises Ball's Emily Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cannes, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ball
Emily
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Wall ‘S, Schmitt
Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Opera House
J. Helmich
Weems Laundry
City Meat Market
R. Deimling
Prop
Herman Roeben
Bua Deeeue ‘Center St. & Coll. Road
H. Brownstein
Julius Peter
Union ‘Shop
J. R. Ward
Florist
George T. Eckert
Superior
Best Graham
Perry H. Hiles
Jesse L. Simpson
Hiles & Simpson
Attorneys At Law
Eckert
Bell
Main
Main Street
E. Molden, M. D
Brown & Molden Physicians and Surgeons
Baptist Church
Brown
Malden
F. K. Liebmann
P. M. Davidson
R. F. Auwarter
Edward W. Sinclair
A. G. Henderson
Kendall Place
Arthur F. Seligman
Emma M. Hindmarch
Brookside
Anna Lankford
Eben Kortkamp
W. W. Lowe
Prospect Hill
Odessa H. Bardsley
William Himutes
Bernard Picker
Amelia Picker
Emerald Sub
East Alton
Chas. Mook
J. P. Vissering
C. A. Rogier
Margaret R. Haller
Chas. H. Rieth
Riverview Add
Amos Gipson
R. L. Lowden
Chouteau Township
Lena Meyer Et al
Helvetia Town
and Diba
A. A. Gornet
Ansy
Pambro
White House
Rldaghn
Tal
RL. Douglas
Alan Selbile All EL
Matilda Frickenstein
Sec
Pin Oak Township
Louis Almassy
Penning
John E. Creswick
Albert M. Jackson
Union St
de Bow
Orville V. Lowe
Marion T. Christy
W. C. Lowe
Wm. C. Langan
C. A. James
Langan Heights
Chas. M. Monroe
John Smith
Grover C. Darilen
Kimbrough
Granite Place Add
Granite City
Nannie
E. Newman
Chas. J. Nietert
Russell Township
Wm. Adams
Frank M. Ginger
W. RB. Jones
Elizabeth Tunnell
Joseph Ecker
North Park Place
Phineas W. Parker
Walter D. Eeker
Kinloch Park
George H. Meines
East St.Louis
Martha F. Lyon
East St. Louis
Carl B. Cayner
Irene Yankey
Madison
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