Brief News Notes and Gossip Roundup
News notes report Jacob Steery’s return to activity after illness. Items mention Whiting's Stulioscope at Rie bold's bakery, Firestone tires for Ford cars, a new bouncing son at the Auwarter home, and monuments via Troy House Furnishing Co. The Troy mine sells Maryville Lump and Troy Lump coal, Donk Bros Co. advertises, and a directory copy available. Reports cover injuries to Wm. Hampe, illness of Edward Barnett, death of Mrs. Hermina Schaefer, and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wood.
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Jacob Steery
Whiting
Riebold’s
Ford
Duthiel Braner
R. F. Auwarter
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble Works
Troy
Wm. Hampe
Thomas McAdoo
Edward Barnett
Edwardsville
Hermina Schaefer
More
Henry Schaefer
Henry H. Wood
O Fallon
Local notes mix of deaths moves and civic items
Mrs Elizabeth Schultze and family vacated property south of the depot and moved to Center street near the German Evangelical church. Mrs August Prange of New Douglas underwent an appendicitis operation at Granite City hospital and is recovering. The 117th Illinois Volunteers reunion will be at Collinsville October 15, with families invited and attendance on the 14th. Emanuel Braugh of Highland died at 73, sister to Mrs Jennie Juned and Mrs Mary Krause. Thomas Millett Jr, former Troy post master, reopened a saloon in the Central building. Joseph Gerling joined Van der Line officials for an inspection trip between Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Horse tail clippers operate near Alton and Jerseyville despite efforts to stop them, with bloodhounds used unsuccessfully. Belleville may receive 45000 from Andrew Carnegie for a library if a site is provided and annual 4500 maintenance arranged. John Moriarity, Alton native, died in St. Louis after a fight with army officer Herman Ohler. funeral held in Edwardsville.
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Resumie
Elizabeth Schultze
Center Street
German Evangelical Church
August Prange
New Douglas
Troy
Granite City Hospital
117Th Illinois Volunteers
Collinsville
Emanuel Braugh
Switzerland
Highland
Jennie Juned
Mary Krause
Greenville
Thomas Millett, Jr
Michael Fisher
Joseph Gerling
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Gerling
Pennsylvania Lines
Alton
Jerseyville
Belleville
Andrew Carnegie
John Moriarity
St. Louis
Herman Ohler
Edwardsville
Johanna Moriarity
Thomas Moriarity
James H Montgomery Dies In Colorado Boom
James Henry Montgomery, 66, died in Denver from blood poisoning. A Madison County native, pioneer Colorado settler, he worked in Golden and Black Hawk, then mining machinery manufacturing in Denver from 1881. Married 1882 to May Grigsby, she died three years earlier. Survived by two daughters, a son in Denver, including Paris B Montgomery.
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John F. Jarvis
Zeph Montgomery
Denver
Colo
James Henry Montgomery
Montgomery
Paris
Elizabeth Job Montgomery
Madison, County
Colorado
Golden
Black Hawk
May Grigsby
Upper Alton
Stanley J. Willson
Alice Montgomery
Paris B. Montgomery
St Jacob Community Notes Tell of Visits and Events
St Jacob notes record visitors from St Louis Collinsville and Highland plus local business and social happenings. George Weidner bought D J Wasser property Leo Schoeck took over barber shop Bert Virgin and others attended gatherings and football injury to Daniel Widicus Jr Funeral of Charles Trautemiller noted with local residents and the death of Mary Hendrickson aged 83.
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Alex, George
St. Louis
Wm. Schoeck
Collinsville
Wim. Boyts
St. Jacob
Ferdinand Dubach
Fred
Thalman
Greenville
Lawrence Arthur
Frank Pike
Chicago
Harold Baer
Highland
Bert Virgin
Highland Sunday
D. J. Wasser
George Weidner
J. J. Gaffner
G. H. Schwenke
Godfrey
Mira
Samuel McCallen
George Bickline
Marine
Leo Schoeck
Fred Thalman
St. Jacob Cubs
Vandalia Clerks
Arthur Badr
Cleda Buehlmann
Esther Oldenkamp
Lena
Pearl Hill
Frieda Frey
Bertha Hochuli
Harry Collins
John Collins
Lou Taylor
League City
Texas
Wim, Black, Jr
George Hoffmann
Charles Trautenmiller
Daniel Widicus, Jr
Melva Elliss
Bessie Black
Maud Porter
The
Baptist Association
Marissa
Buchmann
Mary A. Hendrickson
E. C. Pitt
Keystone Cemetery
Community Notes Include Visits and Remembrances
Rev Albert Lohman visited Rev Eggenstein as the new St Elizabeth pastor Maurer arrived to take duties. Families from Highland Worden EdwardVille and St Louis shared Sunday visits with local residents including the Sutter Kase Schmidt Rieke and Schirmer households. A marine wedding at 1103 Dolimen street united Arnold Delbert and Lillie Buésemeyer with only immediate relatives witnessing.
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Albert Lohman
Eggenstein
Otto Neudecker
Highland
Ella Schafer
St. Louis
Katherine Grotefendt
John Sutter
Earl Shepard
Ethel Paul
Alton
C. M
Charles Schirmer
Maurer
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Marine ‘Church
Taylorville
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Arnold Delbert
Marine
Lillie Buésemeyer
Dbride
Dolimen Street
Mira
Val. Deibert
George
Bickline
Marine Cemetery
Local Farm Moves and School Bells Update
J G Wagmer rented Philip Stahl s farm and moved Tuesday. Mrs J W Zimmermann and Miss Elberta Widieus of Highland visited relatives John and Mrs Widieus. Miss Clementine Aumiel Catholic school teacher visited Belleville with her parents. A large bell was bought and placed on Blackjack school building. every township district school now has a bell. The township s new gasoline tractor and road grader, moved to G L Kirsch s farm for winter quarters, expected to be utile there.
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J. G. Wagmer
Philip Stahl
J. W. Zimmermann
Elberta Widieus
Highland
John Widieus
Clementine Aumiel
Belleville
G. .L. Kirsch
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, claiming it cures constitutionally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 if it fails and advises sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The ad also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Sokl
Drueginta
Gentle and Effective Laxative Ad Widely Praised
An advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as a mild gentle and effective laxative for constipation. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio Texas praises them as the best pills his wife and he have taken. Price is 25 cents. The ad includes recommendations and other brief notes about mail delivery and a question to Mike Howe.
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Dr. King
Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Tex
H. R. Huffendick
Land and goods exchange offer from P D Box 12
We own select improved farms in Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota offered on crop payments. We will help you find a home or trade city property or small farm for other land. New stock of groceries chinaware dry goods hardware and millinery available for exchange for land or city property. Information cheerfully given. Agents wanted.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
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