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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
4
Edwardsville News Notes and Gossip Highlights
Local items report trimmed hat sales at Miss Rose Wilkinson, a Ford touring car received by Mrs. Enly Tilley from Joseph Pyle, and the arrival of a son for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Deck. Postmaster Frank A. Winter leads Highland office, while Illinois veterans plan a state encampment in East St. Louis. Edwardsville’s new skyscraper should be ready by June 1. Mrs. Caroline Kropp dies at 78 in Collinsville. Helmichs attend the funeral. Council notes and county bond bids feature in town affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wilkinson
Enly Tilley
Joseph Pyle
Edwardsville
Raymond Deck
Frank A. Winter
Highland
Illinois
East St. Louis
Wednnesday
Neighbors News Notes From St Jacob Area
Mrs Louis Henze visited Highland last Saturday. Jesse Miller came from Alton Sunday to see family. Miss Lenn and Pearl Hill visited Cuba Mo. Ella Schoeck returned home after teaching in the West. A moving picture show is Sundays at Turners hall. Nellie Stevens of St Louis visited St Jacob friends. Rosa Thaliman of Greenville attended the concert. Mr and Mrs A R Baer visited Collinsville with Oldenkamp family. Fred Sohn, traveling for St Jacob Lumber and Hardware, spent days at home. McKendree College concert at Turners hall drew a large crowd. Herman Littow, a dairyman with F M Rule, L A Spies and James Pike, will move to Willisville Ill. Electric fights is the main topic and may come soon. Village board last met with two propositions from Marine Light and Ice Co and Louis Hill of St Jacob. committee to report. Community favors a home-made option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Henze
Highland
Jesse Miller
Alton
Lenn
Pearl Hill
Cuba
Ella Schoeck
Turners’ Hall
Nellie Stevens
St. Louis
St. Jacob
Rosa Thaliman
Greenville
Herman Littow
F. M. Rule
L. A. Spies
James Pike
Willisville
Ill
Marine Light and Ice Company
Louis Hill
Seibert school to hire Miss Weber for next term
Local notes report Miss Julia Weber reappointed to teach at Seibert School next term. Other items include visits by Mrs. O Kircheis of Concordia and J G Weber from St Louis, Mother's Day observance, and new Marine creamery manager James Watkins of St Louis.
Court House Items Continued Names and Ages Across Cities
A long list continues with names and ages from court house records including residents of St Louis Jerseyville Edwardsville Collinsville Granite City Madison and Staunton. Individuals range from youths in their teens to seniors in their sixties. The column preserves a parade of local names across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cornwell
Seccioe
Anna Fosburg
E. Marsh
Annie M. Long
Thomas E.yorby
Margaret H. Slaven
W. T. Potts
Pet Saeani Hall May Adams
Otto Jeffers
Mayme Thomas
Wm. Stormer
Loraine Anton
Louis Clarence L. Massey
Jerseyville
Bessie M. Newberry
W. J. Knoche
Prairietown
Frieda Werner
Edwardsville
R. W. Gilvany
Sax
Elmer E. Rush
Granite City
Etta Whalen
Raymond Jernne Puh
Livingston Sofie Repaved
Livingston John Calvin
Eceene
St. Louis
May McCoy
St. Loui S John
Lindsey
Madison
Mary E. Rush
North Venice
J. P. Marth
Bunker Hill
Caroline Kemm
John Permicka
Staunton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy
Stoke-Travel Lumber Co
Center and Washington Sts
Kinloch
Bell
Nyal
Oaght
Bank of
Caroline Kropp
Ed J. Helmich
Collinsville
Helmich
W. W. Jarvis
St. Luke's Hospital
H. J. Mackinaw
Madison County Court House
Lemuel S. Moss
P. M. Davidson
Medical Lake
Wash
North Carolina
Madison_saunty
Bond County
Woburn
Washington
I. J. Mills
Troy Cemetery
Mite Society
Ard
Phere’ Ia Ng
Miss ‘Gussie’ Miller
Julia Weber
Seibert
O. Kircheis
Concordia
J. G. Weber
Christian Church
James Watkins
Marine Creamery
Walter Green
M. J. Kane
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Julius Rankin
Nashville
Litchfield Hospital
Wm. Bernard
C. J. Crump
Fred Scheurer
L. A. Richardson
Marine School Board
Edith Reinhart
Katherine Grotefendt
de Forest
New Douglas
D. Peeble
H. R. Huffendieck
W. J. Seber
WSL
Lovta
Henry Geffen
Henry Schultze
August Ritcher
Victor J. Trdres
Jersey and Holstein
Lucy
Ij. Taylor
MDE
B. W. Jarvis
Victor
Talking Machine
J. T. Jones
John. Fischer
B. Deimling
United States
J. C. McLanahan
N. Seminary St
Theo. Gebauer
Gebauer
Jarvis Township
A. F. Seligman
A ‘R. Ward
Ine Ie
Dean
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