Woodmen's ball tonight and other town notes
Woodmen's ball tonight and the regular council meeting Monday. Elias Burk Sr. is serving on grand jury duty at the county seat. A gypsy group passed through town Wednesday. Wm Geers reports a new barn west of town. Deimling Bros. meat market offers fish orders for next Friday. George Liebler launches a new delivery wagon. Samuel Cartwright family leaves Formosa for Collinsville. First picnic of season to be held at Rieder's park by the A B C baseball club. Henry Peters and family relocate from St Louis to Troy for work at the Donk mine. An ad in The Call Classifieds promises returns for Troy readers. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as the original healing option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kimberlin
Elias Burk
Wm. L. Geers
Deimling Bros
George Liebler
South End
Samuel Cartwright
Formosa
Collinsville
Rieder
Rieder’s Park
Henry Peters
St. Louis
Troy
Peters
Donk
DeWitt
Local notices and incidents from Madison county area
A roundup of community items includes a Diamond Mineral Springs opening in Grantfork on June 14 1908, a Klein building reconstruction in Troy, and local deaths illnesses and accidents. Notable events mention Mrs Emma Prange of New Douglas dying at 43 from Brights disease and Prof Leonard Wetzel appointed Marine public schools principal. Also reported are a horse kick injury to Thomas O Hara of New Douglas and John Barnsback injuring his foot in Edwardsville after attempting to move nails from a board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Emma Prange
August Tl
Prange
New Douglas
Bright
Grantfork
Ses
Klein
David Jones
Madison County
Troy
Philip Mersinger
F. W. Braner
Leonard Wetzel
M.L. Helmich
Marine Public Schools
Thomas O'Hara
Litchfield
W. Rawson
St. Louis
Priehland
Harry L. Roehm
Resolutions of Respect for William Thomas of Coxville
Mournful notice from Tuscarora Tribe No. 187 of Coxville Ind honoring Brother William Thomas who died at Troy Ill May 23 1908. Resolved that the tribe loses a worthy devoted member and that his family and community lose a faithful husband father and citizen. Tuscarora and Kaskaskia tribes extend sympathy and copies go to the family and Troy Call for publication. Committee: Henry Dettmar Paul B. Wild Percy Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
Tuscarora Tribe
Coxville
Ind
Troy
Ill
Brother Thomas
Tuscarora Tribe No
Imp. O. R. M
Kaskaskia
Tuscarora
Henry Dettmar
Paul B. Wild
Percy . Wilkinson
Classified Act Seeks Applicants for Program
A local notice invites applicants for a new Classified Act program. It outlines eligibility criteria, application window, and required documents. Organizational authority is unnamed, but local officials urge prompt submission to join the initiative.
Tanner Mausoleum Receipts and Executed Discharges
Court records show discharges of executors and administrators for several deceased individuals, with bonds posted and adjusted dates. Property transfers and appraisals are listed, including numerous deed transactions in Edwardsville Collinsville Granite City and neighboring towns. A memorial mausoleum dedication for Governor John R. Tanner is described with ceremony details and design notes by Tiffany.
Professor Thurston Declines Collinsville Principal Post
Contrary to reports, Prof. H. Thurston of this city has not accepted the Collinsville school principal position at $75 monthly. He has already committed to remain principal of the Troy schools for another year after consideration of the Collinsville offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thurston
Columbia
Collinsville
Thurston
Troy
Property transfers from McMicken heirs and Jarvis addition
Albert Rieder buys part of Andrew McMicken estate in township described as west half of section 3 from Miss Jennie McMicken Cincinnati for 5000 dollars. Andreas Klein sells 40 feet off the east side of lots 1 and 2 31 in Wesley Jarvis first addition to Mrs. Sarah McGeachin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Klein
Sarah McGeachin
W. Jarvis
Minnie M. Schroeppel
Adam Beiser
Maple Park
Collinsville
Jennie McMicken
Albert Rieder
J. H. Theuer
Joe B
W. Suppiger
Kansas St
Wheeler
Edwardsville
Anton Girdus
Anton Kurbish
Livingston
John Meek Ant
Jos. Meek
Frank Stenzel
George Rapp
Wid
McCasland & Yource
Granite City
Emma Weitkamp
Frank Meyer
G. H. Strohbeck
G. A. Strohbeck
W. W. Loewe
Kate P
Dailey
Rodgers
Upper Alton
W. C. Hadley
Sarah Lee
Trusetee
Montvue
Garret Reed
Henry Steinmeyer
Louis Nossot
Bik
Sreant
Montyue
Cincinati
Andrew McMicken
Wesley Jarvis
Dr King's New Life Pills Sold With Gold Weight Claim
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart says customers who buy a box of Dr King s New Life Pills receive value equal to that weight in gold for relief from constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold at Kingston s drug store for 25 cents under a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Humphrey
Omega, C
Adams County Telephone Co
The
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
S. Kingston
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Kingston’s
Fresh Friday fish and paint sale at local market
Rucker and Son offer 15 cent dollar savings on all paints and varnishes as they close out stock. Deimling Brothers meat market promotes fresh fish every Friday at their shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker & Son
Bids Wanted for Jarvis Township Medical Aid 1908
The undersigned invites bids to furnish medical aid for paupers of Jarvis township for the year starting July 1, 1908. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Bids close June 6 at 8 a.m. George Liebler, Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Township
A. m
George Liebler
Lost and Found ad seeks requests cheaply and effectively
A compact classifieds notice invites readers to place lost and found requests by calling or writing to The Call, promoting affordable and efficient listings for items sought or offered.
Appellate Court Clerk Seeks Renomination in 1908 GOP Primary
Albert C. Millspaugh of Shawnee, Gallatin County, Illinois, the first Republican elected Clerk of the Appellate Court Fourth District, announces his candidacy for re nomination in the Republican primary to be held August 8, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Flagg
Moro
Madison County
Illinois
J. G. Bardill
Highland, Iinois
Armand Zeller
Saline Township
Albert C. Millspaugh
Shawneetown
Gallatin’ County
Iinois
Goudy Announces Candidacy for Fourth Illinois Clerk Post
William M. Goudy, editor and publisher of the Wayne County Press in Fairfield Illinois, enters the race for Clerk of the Appellate Court Fourth Illinois Division. He runs in the Republican primaries on August 8 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Goudy
Wayne County Press
Fairfield
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenwood
Strauss Brothers
Master Tailors
Chicago
Grantfork, Ill
Thomas Band
Edwardsage
Thomas Orchestra
A. J. Kraft
Imp. O. KR. M
Mr. Barnes
Leonard Shannon
Herman Schroeder
Eligabeth Schroeder
Manuel Ancebur
Daniel Cummings
Mary Cummings
Addis McCarthy
John Walsker
J. F. Busse
Foley
Springfield Cemetery
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Springfield
John R. Tanner
Tanner
I. N. Phillips
Bloomington
Tanner Monument Association
J. Otis Humphrey
U.S. District Court
Edward W.osborne
Frederick A. DeRosset
St. Paul's Church
George W. Hinman
Inter Ocean
W. D. Ryan
United Mine Workers
Patrick H. O'Donnell
Oak Ridge
Lincoln Memorial
Middle West
Leland
Isaac N. Phillips
E. H. Morris
F. K. Whittemore
James R. B. van Cleave
James A. Rose
Russell Mathiblas Miller
Rusell
Douglas
Vina Hines
J J Locke
St Louis
Bertha Fhart
Panama
Lillian R Raty
U Hartmann
Auensta
Thorstinian
Pleasant Ridge
Mernest Johnson Beaceteets
Alton Josephine Cannonds
Alton Ie
L. Banged
Jefferson Barracks
Blanc de Hufent
Hanger
Alton
Lydia B. Bain
Louis Appelman
Viola
Os Ollins
Edward Hoffman
Yesaa
Josephine Vaupel
Highland
Prof
Wm. H. Wild
A. F. Seligman
August Ritcher
F. .O. Leidel
Poland
Joseph
Marine Road
Mary Struckhoff
George Flath
Plymouth Rocks
F.E. Linder
MW A Gevell
Braner
Wm. Helmich
Mary Ann Thomas
Scientific American
Richard Thomas
Rosedale
Wick Bros. Aewelry Co
Bertedate Arwelers
HF. Kueker & Son
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