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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1914

Page

4

Troy to play Greenfield in football clash

News notes brief items from Troy include the football team traveling to Greenfield to face the high school eleven, a church bazaar and meal planned for Thursday November 12 in the Presbyterian basement, and a German English fortune teller event at the Central hotel on Saturday November 14. Also mentions a music class focus, property transfer in Troy, typhoid outbreak in Collinsville and health investigations, and local grand jury actions including indictments for larceny and a horse theft case.

Troy Greenfield Presbyterian Church Zelma Central Hotel Gussie Miller H. H. Look Collinsville A. W. Look State Board of Health C. B. Nelson Circuit Court Vernon Campbell Don Peters George Hicks Jacob Duckett

Election tally shows candidates and votes across offices

The list records voters results for Representatives Norman, Flagg, Rethmeier, Brown, Garesche, Vaughan, Slinger and local officials Probate Judge Streuber Meyerstein, Foster, Clerk Coppinger Hall Cross Neinhaus. County Judge Eaton Geers Yager Hearth. County Clerk Mackinaw Scott Miller DeLaney. Sheriff Jenkins Fitzgerald Cotter White. County Treasurer Little Hammond Brockmeier Brummer. County Superintendent McCrea Campbell Endicott Grace Groeteka with party affiliations and vote counts.

Victor Saladin Norman &, Flagg. R Chris. Rethmeier Jos. M. Brown KF. A. Garesche S. B. Vaughan Dan Il. Slinger Jos. P. Streuber Mark Meyerstein Jared C.foster J. B. Coppinger Wm. H. Hall W. E. Cross John I. Neinhaus Henry B. Eaton M. Lester Geers Levi D. Yager M. B. Hearth Jenkin Jenkins Peter Fitzgerald Cc. S. Cotter Adolf White George E. Little J. J. Hammond C. F. Brockmeier W. H. Brummer Hugh T. McCrea J. C. Campbell M. L. Endicott Grace Groeteka

Mrs James Boston Dies After Gallstone Operation

Mrs Jannie Boston wife of James Boston longtime Troy resident died Monday at 7 40 am at the Gillespie home following gallstone surgery She was 56 years 8 months 15 days funeral 1 30 pm from the M E church in Troy interment in Troy cemetery Rev Spmeg and Rev Marion Jackson led services with Pythian Sisters assisting Survivors include husband three sons Ralph James and David of Gillespie and five daughters Bessie Fannie Beatrice Mrs George Gerstenecker plus two grandchildren The Troy community extends sympathy

Jannie Boston James Boston Troy Gillespie Boston M. E. Church Spmeg M. E. Church of Marion Jackson Troy Church Troyemetery Pythian Sisters Ralph James David Henry Hawke Bessie Fannie Beatrice George Gerstenecker Spring Valley

Electric Road Men Meet In East St. Louis

Stockholders of the Springfield and Central Illinois Traction Company met at the limo hotel in East St. Louis and re elected Isaac Smith president and A C Skillman secretary. Directors remained the same. Reports say Smith is in London seeking bond disposal but finances slow. 60 percent of bonds sold. Franchises and leases expire January 1 1915. renewal anticipated as the company prepares. Coal for sale Collinsville lump coal on track at Vandalia depot delivered per bushel. R Co Morrise 47 11

Springfield & Central Illinois Traction Company Limo East St. Louis Isaac Smith A. C. Skillman Smith London Collinsville Vandalia R. Co Morrise

St Jacob Neighbors News Highlights Flower Show and Visits

Orville Rule spent days in St Louis. Edgar Buchlmann visited East St Louis relatives. Mrs W P Sweeney visits in Troy. St Jacob flower show set for November 14 15 at Turners hall. Surprise party honors Mrs Charles Morstain. Bachelor Girls Club staged A Girls Secret at Turner Hall to a large crowd. Highland visitors include L W Adler and Augusta Berkemeyer. Revival meetings at MBE church next week led by Rev Elliston with Rev J G Dee. Nutting party of local youths enjoyed creek bottoms outing.

Orville Rule St. Louis Edgar Buchlmann East St. Louis W. P. Sweeney Sidney Troy St. Jacob's Turner Hall L. W. Adler L. A. Adler Goddard, Kan Augusta Berkemeyer Los Angles Cal M. ‘Be Elliston J. G. Dee Lebanon St. Jacob Creek Bottoms Alice Baer Lena Pearl Hill Frieda Bertha Frey Harold Baer Charles Hill Fremont Michael Frank Pike Elmer Blumer Fred Lees Danvillle Blanche Paes Mary Garmon Peter Neudecker A. J. Crump Rankin, Hl Marine Turners’ Hall Marine Pirates Court of Honor Wm. Bernard Victor Weber Samuel Stone Johnson, Neb St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church A. Wieneke Tilie Bisgen Wesley Stone

Paving of Vandalia Street in Colinsville Completed

The Vandalia street paving project in Colinsville, carried out through the summer, is completed and accepted by the board of public improvements. Expenditures total 63,203.43 with 9,186.1 feet of curb and gutter, 18,122.1 square yards of brick paving, seven catch basins, and sewer pipe. East St. Louis and Suburban Railway contributed a large portion as its share.

Vandalia Colinsville East St. Louis & Suburban Railway Company

Divorce Granted to Mrs Antonie Igen in St Louis

Mrs Antonie Igen received a divorce Wednesday from Rev Pedro Igen pastor of the Holy Ghost German Evangelical church in St Louis and formerly pastor at Highland The couple cited cruelty and drunkenness and she won custody of their two sons aged 19 and 17. Rev Igen, known in St Louis German circles as a poet and prose writer, was noted for his east views. The couple separated last April and the pastor visited his old home in Germany before returning to St Louis.

Antonie Igen St. Louis Pedro Igen Holy Ghost Highland Gen Ugen Germany

Saloonkeeper Shoots Self in Collinsville Home

Frank Schiller a Collinsville saloonkeeper about 50 died by his own hand in his apartment above the saloon early yesterday. He spoke to his wife before leaving the room. a shot was heard, and he lay dead with a revolver in his hand. Coroner Dr J Morgan Sims ruled instantaneous death after an inquest. No motive found. weapon bought about a week ago for protection.

Frank Schiller Collinsville Troy Schiller J. Morgan Sims Sims

Balloon over Troy drifts eastward from St Louis

A balloon named America piloted by Capt. H. E. Honeywell with aide W. H. Tresta and Edwin Koenig with bride Estella Lilich passed over Troy Sunday before noon. They ascended from Priester's park St. Louis at 10 am and landed at Kinmundy 85 miles away at 2:15 pm after cruising at 8000 feet. The basket drained into a pond leaving passengers chilled.

Troy St. Louis America H. E. Honeywell Edwin ©. Koenig Estella Lilich Priester’s Park St. Louie Kinmundy

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promote Health

An active liver means health and a clear complexion. The ad claims the pills drive out fermenting undigested food, purify blood, and cure constipation. Priced at 250 at your druggist.

Dr. King

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