Newsy Notes and Gossip From the Post-Dispatch Region
Dan Peterman to deliver the Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday. A son born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Wendler of Pin Oak. Kersey sidelined with lumbago at home. Patrick Coyle, former Madison mayor known as King Coyle, dies in East St. Louis at 67. Eunice Powell, daughter of ex-postmaster Powell, passes civil service exam in St. Louis. Marriage license issued in St. Louis to Charles J. Willman and Mary Louise Peterson. Mrs. John C. Williams of Pocahontas dies at 43. Oil boring near Alton likely to be abandoned due to thick rock. Beeae laxative ads and other items. Hunting season for squirrels ends next Saturday. quail season opens Nov 11. Jacket found by advertising in Call Wants recovered by its owner, a St. Louis lady visiting Jacob Ottwein. Hallowe'en pranks unfold in Troy, some damage. Foley products promoted for constipation and liver trouble. A capitalists’ oil bore near Moro shows gas, drill repairs needed, operations to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Peterman
Post-Dispatch
Moritz Wendler
Pin Oak
L. C
S. Kingston
St. Louis
Jacob Ottwein
Hallowe'en
Troy
Foley
Orino
Moro
King's Little Liver Pills for Biliousness and Headache
An advertisement from Kingston promotes King's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for biliousness and sick headaches. It touts the pills as keeping you well and mentions price and stationery details from The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Kingston
Dems Cancel Illusion of Big Meeting Turnout
A planned address by John Z. White of Chicago and FE. Breese Glass of Edwardsville failed to occur as speakers were misdated. A large crowd waited at the square then packed the opera house Monday evening for labor leader J. F. Anderson of East St. Louis and Willis Terry of Edwardsville who delivered a compelling labor talk that likely influenced the votes on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’ En
John Z. White
Chicago
Breese Glass
Edwardsville
Vandalia
Opera House
J. F. Anderson
The
Machinists’ Union of
East St. Louis
Willis Terry
Church and society notices in local items
The W C T U will be entertained by Mrs Van Lewis next Tuesday at 2 30. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church meets at Mrs J C Hollis home next Thursday afternoon. Mrs EF Donoho will entertain the Troy Cemetery Mite Society next Saturday afternoon November 14. The Merry Workers of the Presbyterian church meet next Wednesday at 2 at Mrs Fred Campbells. Rev Martin Daib will conduct English services tomorrow evening at 7 30 at St Paul's Lutheran. Rev B L Stuart begins a two weeks revival at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening at 7. Ruth Esther Miller, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry F Miller, was christened last Sunday evening by Rev Martin Daib. Sponsors were Martin Welte and Miss Mary Dressel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van. Lewis
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. C. Hollis
EF. S. Donoho
Troy Cemetery
Mite Society
Merry Workers of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Campbell
Martin Daib
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
B. L. Stuart
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Esther
Henry F. Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Martin Welte
Mary Dressel
Local Teacher to Leave St Pauls School Troy
Prof. C. E. Krueger has led the St. Pauls Evangelical parochial school primary department for three years. He accepted a call from an Indianapolis Lutheran school to lead an advanced department and will depart next week. The congregation approved his release at a recent meeting. His successor will be named at a November 15 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Krueger
St. Paul's Evangelical
Indianapolis
Krueger
St. Paul's
Prof. Krueger
Wenedy
Troy
Court House Items and Probate Discharges in Varying Estates
Court house items show multiple probate actions with discharge of executors and administrators. Notable balances include Hirschi 2588.60, Schenck 3305.24, Suhre 86.99, Treachery 2178.41, and others. Property transfers list numerous deeds in Maple Home and Collinsville areas with several lot transactions and mineral rights noted. Included are creditor and administrator appointments and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Yeakel
Matilda Yeakel
Henry Rutz
Frederick Hirschi
Ellen Peters
Herman Suhre
Theresa Schenck
Wm. F. Holle
Chas. E. Hoskins
Emil Treachery
Personal notes and visits in Troy and nearby towns
Charles V. Smith of St. Louis spent Sunday with family in Troy. Mrs. Wm. Bohm returned home in Pin Oak after a three week visit in Strasburg with daughter Mrs. Charles Figge. Mrs. August Droll and daughters Anita and Fern left for a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rump in St. Louis. John A. Donley, formerly of Aledo now with Beloit Daily News, came from St. Louis and stayed with brother in law Dr. C. E. Molden. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riggin visited from Collinsville and noted a break in Riggin’s store money drawer upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Smith
St. Louis
Troy
Wm. Bohm
Pin Oak
Strasburg
Charles Figge
August Droll
Anita
Fern
A. E. Rump
John A. Donley
Aledo
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Tha Lm
Havana
Apollo
F. W. Braner
Braner
Vennie
Mollie Bennett
R. E. Ralph
W. L. Bennett
C. O. Bennett
Henry Gindler
John Flath
Philip Petry
Fred Bohnensaueh
Fred Steinmeyer
Wm. Wittmann
F. Edwards
George Wittmann
George Edwards
Val. Meisinger
M. D. Merry
Joseph Watt
Jacob Bress
Fabrica
New York
London
Paris
New Stookef
Carda
Cenustenhet
G. A. Purviance & Son Hack and
Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Eae Pags
Waite
Eaves
Gintes Patses
E. C. Thake
Charles Mendenfield
Chas. Mendenfield
Johanna S. Thake
Dorthea Grigsby
A. H. Bade
Tony O'Farrell
Ella Killinger
West Collinsville
David Killinger
Eliza Groshans
J. W. Bales
A. H. Hermann
Donk Bros
Pt Surey
U. & Survey
Barbara Hoffmann
H. G. Reitz
Highland
F. A. Wieduwilt
R. H. Richards
Wing
Collinsville
A. Wieduwilt
Brayley
W. H. Driemeyer
Pocahontas
Adela Wirtz
Julius Bohenstich
Gertrude McGuire
A. F. Lebkuescher
Belleville
Johanna Knefelkamp
Augustine Hermandez
Marie Janoicsek
Estella M. Holder
J. O. Lariner
Wee Rhoda Shepler
Floyd Waggoner
Marie Calloway
Clem McQueen
Eisberry
Matilda Knollhoff
Wm. Ketterer
IL Aa Vais
A. Heddergott
Star Tailorina Company
Star Tailoring Copany
Star Tailoring Company
M. F. Auwarter
Wick Bros. Jewelry Store
Juat
Ate
Wick Bros
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