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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1916

Page

5

Dairy Day at Litchfield to Draw Thousands of Dairymen

Illinois plans a state dairy day in Litchfield October 7 drawing bands, parades, contests, and national speakers led by Commissioner W Scott Matthews. Organizers expect about 50,000 attendees as four top dairy breeds and prizes boost interest in dairy industry growth. Special train service, barbeque, and community groups back the event.

Litchfield Egypt W. Scott Matthews Illnois Matthews Ilinois Dairy Movement Mlinois Carbondale Harrisburg Jersey Guernsey Holstein Ayrshire C. W. Pairbanks H. Car Vroomen Ollie James Kentucky John EF Dairy Committee of Bankers’ Association Jay

Highland resident cut his throat, dies at home

Gottlieb Pluess aged 66, a Highland laborer and Swiss native who settled in 1868, died by his own action Monday. Mrs. S Zolk found the body after he had been told to vacate the premises. Coroner Sims ruled death by own action. Funeral held Tuesday with burial in the city cemetery. Surviving relatives include a wife Elizabeth Rohr, four children who died in infancy, a sister in St Louis, a half sister in St Louis, and a half brother in Baden Baden.

Gottlieb Pluess Highland S. Zolk Pluess Sims Switzerland Elizabeth Rohr St. Joseph’s Hospital Mary Wigger St. Louis Carine Wendle Frank Wendle Baden Baden

Fire destroys barn and outbuildings at Edwards residence

A Sunday fire leveled a barn and outbuildings at Fred S Edwards north town, sparing the Edwards home as neighbors fought the blaze. The hay loft, hay, feed, harness and tools were lost. Loss about 900 dollars with only 200 dollars insured. Origin mystery amid a string of fires nearby.

Fred S. Edwards Emory Kimberlin Edawards Emory Edwards Troy Edwards

Double Wedding at Alhambra Seals With Mother Daughters

A family event at Alhambra featured a double wedding with mother Mrs Louise Schulte and daughter Edna Evelyn Schulte pairing with Otto Frei and Freitag Bredensteiner. All parties from St Louis obtained licenses at Edwardville and wed under Rev J J Meyer Swiss consul. The notice notes a spontaneous romance sparked by a boarder’s suggestion. Highland Journal reported optometrist John J Gaffner in St Jacob tests lenses at a drug store on Saturdays. hunting licenses may be bought from Frad Garnet City Clerks.

Alhambra M. H. Bredensteiner Louise Schulte Otto Freitag Edna Evelyn Schulte St. Louis Edwardaville J. J. Meyer Freitag Bredensteiner Schulte Highland Journal

Social Happenings and Local News Highlights

Sunday closes the Diamant Mineral Springs season at Grantfork with a big picnic. A daughter born last week to Mr. and Mrs. John Helvey of Johnson City, at the Sandles home in Troy. Dr. F. K. Liermann to be away Oct 18–24. dental callers urged before then. Southern Illinois Republican Editorial Association meets in East St. Louis with a banquet at the Elks Club. Divorce granted in Chicago to Mrs. Mary McCord Shaffer formerly of Troy. Troy Commercial Club to discuss factory investment at October meeting. Thirty Years Ago column recalls Madison county Republican candidates. pheasant and chicken seasons open with limits. local hunters abroad. Troy Telephone exchange now under new management. Miss Lulu Hoppe series and operators proceed with service improvements. Social visits and birthday surprises noted across Troy and nearby towns.

Grantfork John Helvey Johnson City L. W. Sandles Robert Winter Heddergott F. K. Liermann Southern Tinois Republican Editorial Association East St. Louis Elks’ Club Chicago Roy v. Shaffer Troy Highland Leader Madison County W. F. L. Hadley Isaac Cox John Wedig KE. A. Burke John Wickliffe A. A. Suppiger Michael Troy Telephone Exchange Martin Arth Lulu Hoppe Esther Jilstert Walter Behlimme Hirabeth Frangen St. Louis Peter Keurten Chivago Frank Snodgrass John Coffins Attle Son Se. Lews M. Dillingham G. W. Dillingham Robert Buchmilter Pierron Tray John Norbury Josephus Porter Will Trufus Pike St. Jacob Hillary Glen Carbon Crossing Granite City Will Anderson Ed Willoughby Granite Falls Wash John Miller, Sr

Big Auto Ditching Near Keck Farm Shocks Town

A six cylinder Loctomobile ditched near Martin Keck’s country home east of town at noon while trying to pass a vehicle. It slid fifty feet into a ravine and wedged tight, requiring three hours and several teams to free it. The driver and two women escaped unharmed. The car left Providence last Tuesday and aimed for St. Louis, where the Veiled Prophet parade drew about 100000 visitors. Troy residents attended in large numbers, including Mrs. Leonard Herbst and children, Miss Coretta Schultze, Mrs. G L Kirsch and Elmer, Edward Neutzling and several others. Get cabbage for kraut at Dan G Liebler’s phone ABtE.

Martin Keck Providence Rhode Island St. Louis Troy Ieonard Herbst Coretta Schultze G. L. Kirsch Elmer Edward Neutzling Vera Vilma Joseph Paul Gerling Howard Burrel Preston Harold Wohswinkel Homer Greer Peter Scott Fred Wm. Preston Edith W. H. Kennedy

Porter at East St. Louis Sunday social notes

A long list of visitors and residents recounts weekend calls and kin visits across Troy, Collinsville, Glen Carbon, East St. Louis, and nearby towns. Guests include Ida Brumball and son Jay from Cherryvale Kansas. Margaret Joseph from St. Louis. Adolph Heck from Glen Carbon. and many others visiting relatives, attending meetings, or traveling to Springfield and Omaha for events and family occasions.

G. S. Avia G. L. Hier St. Louis Louise Schon Hdwardsville Erna Steinmeyer Alsey Smith Collinsville Augusta Strong Troy May Sapp Louis Wells Pocahontas George Giger Bella Rawson A. F. Seligman Herman Schmidt Trojan Edwardsville M. S. Hutchins Charles Mantle Frank Bout Belleville Katherine Bout McKay Ast St. Louis James Crorkin J. C. Davis Montana James H. Davis Philip Stock Monroe Porter Joseph Sting Cartinville A. H. Bell Micrtie Lewis Springfield Grand Chapter The Eastern Star Samuel Olive Rhoda Giger Marine Josephus Porter Henry H. Woods O'Fallon A. R. Snodgrass A. Walden Harry Aryans Mike Andrews J. Kurth New York Herman Schmacker Charles Hultz Mamie Fannie Louis Glen Carbon Arthur Horsley Jane Wilkinson Herbert Horsley Wm. Alexander O’fallon Edwart Peters Highland John Siebel Fast St. Louis Wm. Gerstenecker Elias Burk, Jr Jesse Chappell Sophie McCullen Decatur

Court Rouse Items Circuit and Probate Courts October term

Last day to file new suits for the October circuit term beginning October 23. Many cases listed including J A Olive vs W P Early appeal Eva Pulley vs John Pulley divorce Ada Taylor vs Harry Goldman case Luker Bros vs Vigilia Malfotti appeal Harry Hamm vs Lena Hamm divorce Hannah Ward vs WM Ward divorce Callahan Co vs Thos Stallings assumpsit Arnold Walker vs Maude Lee Walker divorce John Kurman vs Illinois Terminal Co case Araline Commons vs John L Commons divorce D B Aylward et al vs Ollie Bohlen et al assumpsit Louis H Giesemann vs Illinois Terminal R R Co case Oscar Latowsky et al vs A J Stillings et al foreclosure Geo M Ryrie & Co vs J Adam Dietz et al foreclosure Juena Mueller vs Continental Beneficial Association assumpsit Lena Schroeder vs Louis F Schoeder divorce and injunction Frank Handfelder vs G L Tartter et al trustees mandamus Mattie Vaughn vs St Louis Suburban Ry Co 20000 damages Louis G Brueggemann et al vs State Hospital of Jacksonville will construction dispute

New Circuit Court J. A. Olive W. P. Early Eva Pulley John Puiley Divoree Ada Taylor Harry Goldman Luker Bros Vigilia Malfotti Harry Hamm Lena Hamm Fern Jail Ferdinand Hall Hannah Ward Geo. M. Ryrie & Co J. Adam Dietz Juena Mueller Continental Beneficial Association Assumpsit Lena Schroeder Louis F. Schoeder Frank Handfelder G. L. Tartter Trustees Mattie Vaughn Louis G. Brueggemann Va State Hospital of Jacksonville

Probate roundup of estates and guardianships in latest proceedings

Rose McGill estate probate admitted. Eva Gandler claim of £230 allowed. Heinrich Seiver inventory and annual report approved. Sylvester Bassett final report approved and executor discharged. Margaretha Seitert final report approved and Sidney Pitzlin guardian reports show balances of 326 and 818.46 dollars for minors Elma Pitzlin. Dr F Worden claim of 100 dollars allowed on Mary A Camn estate. Lizzie Hoth petition to remove conservator set for October 16. Frederick Wiesmann letters of administration issued. Chandler stock transfer to administrator Kerman Klaustermeier approved. Klaustermeier letters of administration issued. bonds 400 approved.

Rose McGill Eva Gandler Heinrich Seiver Sylvester, Bassett Margaretha Seitert Sidney Pitzlin Guardian Elma Pitzlin Frederick Klostermeier

Real Estate Transfers Listed From Illinois Towns

Real estate transfers include Anna Keturatkat to 7 6 Schroeppet Its 35 to 29 West Collinsville 1 Highland Brewing Co to So I L P Co pt It 6 bik 1 Spohns add St Jacob 125 Emma R Radcliff to Wm F Kramer 8 bik 2 H 8S Turners sub Alton 2200 J B Miller to Emily T Budde tract in blk 33 Smith Bingham add Alton 1 Jos Hirsch to Justine A Miraeli Ns 2 and 8 Chapmans sub E Wheeler s add Edwardsville 3000 H Y L Clark trustee to H A Anderson it 6 blk 4 Park View sub Wood River township 235 Same to Mary Jr Weiss Jt 15 sane add 215 Same to W Davis it 13 blk % same add 175 Same to Grace Weiss Smith it 48 blk 4 same add 225 Same to W J Rowan it 14 blk 1 same add 226 Paul H Jones to Frank Gillig it 18 blk 6 Paul Jones sub Edwardsville Continued on page 6

Anna Keturatkat Schroeppet West Collinsville Highland Brewing Co Spohn St Jacob Emma R. Radcliff Wm. F. Kramen Turner's Alton J. B. Miller Emily T. Budde Smith & Bingham Jos. Hirsch Justine A. Miraeli Chapman’s E. Wheeoy Edwardsville H. YL. Clark H. A. Anderson Park View Woodriver Mary Jr. Weiss W. Davis Grace Weiss Smith W. J. Rowan Paul H. Jones Frank Gillig Paul Jonez Edwardsvilla

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Litchfield 15 Ines Wabash Rairoad Business Men's League Central Litchfield Merchants’ Association Business Men’s Dairy Extension Movement Illinois Ilinois Bankers’ Association Ilinois Dairy and Food Commissioner SteChure Newspap City of St. Louis John J. Gaffner A. A. Garnet Frad Gornet City Cleris Henry DeBaas Charles Claven John Wessel John Henry Wilcox Reber Howard Preston Harry Cooper M. E Pride of the West Rebekah Odd Fellows Dan G. Liebler Circuit and Probate Circuit Court
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