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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
4
The ad promotes Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as a cure for colds and hacking coughs. It claims the product strengthens the throat lining to fight germs and urges families to keep a bottle on hand. An additional line offers painting and wallpaper hanging services by L W Sandles.
Mrs. Joseph Liebler spent Sunday with relatives in Troy. Mrs. Philip Baer and son Harold visited St. Louis last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spies Jr. toured relatives in Troy Sunday and Monday. Mrs. John Beal stayed with kin at Mulberry Grove. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mann west of town. Quilt winner announced by Mrs. Casper Hoell. Grand juror L. W. Adler from St. Jacob township for October term. Families visited Pierron. Mrs. Herman Litton returned to Eagle City. Mrs. Joseph Schnell and Elmer joined. Mrs. James Turner’s 47th birthday surprise. Pleasant Ridge church supper and social a success. Eighteen St. Jacob people fished at Lake Fork, big fish fry after. Maude Porter visiting from Edwardsville. Lena and Pearl Hill left for Delta Ohio. Elmer Blumer and others joined to St. Louis area trip. Several couples traveled to Tren ton for a band concert.
Orin Flesh attends McKendree College at Lebanon. Harvey Neudecker returns from a western trip. Mrs A C Versen of St Louis visits Marine relatives. Mrs John Koch recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Ed Stettbacher of Altamont visit G Faes family. A B Schulte of St Louis with Miss Rose Faes visit Marine. Frank Leitsche and Miss Bertha Ohren visit Bond county. Marine Dairy Company plant completed and ready. Miss Mary Rawlings of St Louis visits Marine. Mr and Mrs J D Nemnich attend State Fair and meet with Mr and Mrs Louis Oswald at Clinton. W E Hamacher from Piedmont inspects Marine light plant and plans similar at Piedmont. State Fair attendance from Marine small. 54 tickets sold versus 223 in 1913 and 275 in 1909.
Mrs. Herman Wildy guests at Dr Kraemer home. Acquaintance social at M E church last Saturday. Florence Adams and George Hock visited Troy. Bernice Sayre entertained M E Sunday school class. Mrs. Mary Morriss to winter in Colorado Springs. McKendree College begins eighty seventh year with 190 students. P F Adams joins evaporated fruit company in Salem. Alvin and Luella Mueller back from Colorado and Pacific coast. Faculty recital at McKendree College chapel next Monday. Mrs. F R Miller and Miss Retta Reinhardt return from Granite City visit. W A Pyle named traveling freight agent for Alabama railroad in St Louis area. St Clair County Federation Catholic Societies meet in East St Louis Sunday Oct 17. City Attorney J B McGlynn of Lebanon to speak. Prof W R Shick, summer guest, wed Mabel Frances Allin Kendallville. Shick joins Kendallville high school faculty.
Coughs that are stopped by careful people. Dr. King's New Discovery is a remedy of tried merit. It has held its own on the market for 46 years and relieves hacking coughs. Money back if it fails. 50c and 1.00.
Mrs. Wm. Cope hosted the Ladies' Club on Thursday. B F Ellis and family visited Richard Ellis home Sunday. Abel Rogier and family from St. Jacob spent Sunday with Thomas Black. Ella and Lead Hanson from St. Louis stayed with relatives. Mrs. Wilbur Edwards from Troy and Mrs. Fred Edwards visited Mrs. James Geers Tuesday. Prof. and Mrs. Kreider of Collinsville were guests of Henry Rhein and family. Mrs. Gullick of Greenville and Mrs. Hisbessel visited John Faires. Claude Pyle with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baer and Miss Clara Wills went to St. Louis. Grand opening of full millinery at Miss Adella Hampton's on Friday and Saturday October 1st and 2nd.
State of Illinois Madison County. By decree of the Probate Court guardians Henry C. Gerke for Bernice Helen Schultze Adelbert Daluege Vernon Daluege Earl Daluege and Wilfred Daluege to sell real estate of the minors in Troy Madison County Illinois. On October 16 1915 at 1 o'clock p m at the premises in Troy sale for the minors interest will be by public vendue. Terms require one half of the purchase price paid on day of sale.
OOD roasts of choice beef veal etc are rare at some shops yet not here We have years of meat handling knowledge and study until we can see a side of beef ten miles away with eyes shut We guarantee choice tender roasts that make meals joyful.
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