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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1904

Page

5

Weekly Crop Report from Illinois Agriculture and Weather Bureau

Cloudy week with above normal temperatures and heavy rain on the 26th 27th and 28th eased. Plowing for wheat and rye nearly finished. corn remains satisfactory though some fields blown down. Early wheat and rye show strong growth. potatoes good but digging delayed by rain. cowpeas injured by rain. southern reports mixed frost risk. pasture and meadows excellent. A Belleville event with brief talks music and dinner, Civil War veterans urged to attend at Commercial Club rooms October 12. Col. Merriam and possibly Hon. Charles S. Deneen expected to attend. social gathering planned same afternoon for veterans and families.

Springfield Raina Bond Greenville W. H. Taylor Madison Peters F. Hilligardt St. Clair Mascoutah G. F. Weinbacher Wabash Mt. Carmel W. E. Majors Pas Relef Corps Belleville 117Th Regiment Jonathan Merriam Chicago Charles S. Deneen S. H. Deneen Commercial Club

Troy Loses in Ten-Inning Setback to Sorento Maroons

The Bollman Mercantile Co base ball team traveled to Sorento last Sunday and fell 9 to 8 in ten innings to the Maroons. The Sorento Blade notes errors and fierce batting, with crowds erupting as the final play brought in the ninth run. Troy led the series 2-0 before Sorento’s comeback, proving a tough match-up.

Bollman Mercantile Co Sorento Maroons Sorento Blade Blade Troy

Regimental Reunion Set for 117th Illinois Veterans

Surviving comrades of the 117th Illinois Volunteers Infantry plan an annual reunion at Liederkranz Hall Belleville Illinois on Thursday October 13 1904 starting at 9 30 a m Public invited. Arrangements are being made for the gathering.

Illinois Belleville 117Th Regiment Illinois Volunteers Infantry Liederkranz Linois

Rev Thomas W Hynes Reaches Eighty Nine Years

Rev Thomas W Hynes of Asreen ville and former Greenville Presbyterian pulpit leader is noted to have completed eighty nine active years. Born October 5 1815 in Nelson county Kentucky he graduated Hanover College in 1836 and was licensed to preach in 1845. He lived in Bond county since 1851 and remains a prominent figure in the local church and community.

Thomas W. Hynes Asreenville Presbyterian Church Troy Greenville Thos W. Hynes Albert Plog Hynes Kentucky Nelson County Hanover College Ind Hillsboro Bond County

Collinsville Driving Club Race Matinee Schedule

Collinsville Driving Club hosts its fourth seasonal matinee on Wednesday October 12 at 1 p m near Collinsville. Purses total 200 with four races including 100 for open trot or pace, 50 for 2:30 pace, 25 for gentlemen drivers never winning, and 25 for a four and one half furlong running race. Entries close at 10 a m October 12.

Collinsville Driving Club

Saved His Life With Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad

J. W. Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes that after two doctors warned of near lung loss a lump in the side, Ballard's Snow Liniment cured him after two fifty cent bottles. He praises the medicine and recommends it to suffering humanity. Sold by S Kingston.

J. W. Davenport Wingo Ballard S. Kingston

A Love Letter Turns to Sale of Arnica Salve at Drug Stores

Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing an ugly sore after a year. Lulu Stanhope of St Louis touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for a prettier complexion. Both promoted at S Kingston’s drug store with teas and tablets priced around 25 to 35 cents. The Racket offers a free rule with school supply purchases by proprietor A R Snodgrass.

Otto Dodd Ponder S. Kingston's Lulu Stanhope St. Louis Hollister S. Kingston A. Rv Snodgrass

October term of Madison county circuit court opens at Edwardsville

Court and social notices list the October term convening Monday October 17 with suits deadline yesterday. Local groups report new incorporation filings for the Young Men's Christian Association of Alton and name the organization's directors. Numerous civil cases are listed including assumpsit, damages, mortgage closures, and estates. Social items note temperance contest results, family visits, birthday celebrations, and upcoming marriage license for William Wells and Anna Brendle.

Madison County Circuit Court Edwardsville Young Men’s Christian Association of Alton Recorder G. E. Wilkinson B.C. Richardson J. M. Logan C. E. Freeman W. C. Gates A. E. Bassett E. J. Lockyer J. C. Mench F. P. Hearne J. A. Uzzell J. E. Whitney Joseph Hamill E. A. Smith P. H. Paul W. Db. Armstrong

Probate Proceedings Itemized Claims and Hearings

In probate before Judge Hillakotter, legacy claims listed include Henry Albrecht for 100, Maggie Richards deceased with 57.50 allowed, Louis Kropf deceased with final report hearing set for October 28, Marks Weber & Co for 93, John Heeren deceased with executor pre, and D C Scheer deceased claim. John Keown deceased claims allowed to 130.90.

John FE. Hillakotter Henry Albrecht Maggie Richards Louis Kropf John Keown D. C. Scheer Marks Weber & Co John Heeren

Local visitors greet Kearney households and guests

Edwin Rogers Streeter of Kearney Missouri visited relatives for several days with Aunt Amelia M. Miller. Mrs. Holden of St. Louis and Miss Jorgenson of Grayling Michigan joined Dr. and Mrs. F W Zanders for Sunday hosting. Vandalia guests Florence Sapp and Winifred Hale visited Mayor Miller’s family. Highland Journal notes Mrs. Schoeck and Melvin, and Mrs. Muir of Troy were there. Lillian Coleman from Rochester New York stayed with Miss D Genevieve Jarvis. Frank Culp of Madison County Farmers Institute tours town for November 16 and 17 institute. Mr and Mrs Hagler of Coffeyville visit Bertha Hagler. G W Linder of Woburn visits Dr F E Linder and enjoys World’s Fair sights. M M Buchta and daughter Anna of near Fruit Station with Adam Buchta and daughter Neola of Omaha visit Amelia Miller’s.

Edwin Rogers Streeter Kearney Amelia M. Miller Wm. Holden St. Louis Jorgenson Grayling Mich F. W. Zanders Florence Sapp Winnifred Hale Vandalia Gerstenecker Spring Valley Mayor Miller W. Hagler Marion Hagler Coffeysburg Bertha Hagler G. W. Linder Woburn F. E. Linder M. M. Buchta Anna Near Fruit Station Adam Buchta Neola Omaha Neb

Epworth League program noted and church events listed

Church society notes recount Epworth League program at M E church and Merry Workers bazaar shifting to a December clearance sale on the 15th and 16th. Also Troy Cemetery Mite Society meeting at 2 pm at Mrs S Kingston home and correction of typo. Local clergy news includes Rev Vandaveer’s reassignment and sermons by Prof A Edwin Johnson with a new song debut. Also a medicinal claim for Herbine with local endorsement.

Epworth League Society M. E Merry Workers’ Society Presbyterian Church Troy Cemetery Mite Society S. Kingston Margaret Rawson James Osborn Baptist Church Miss McGee Chicago Southern Illinois Litchfield A. Vandaveer Troy St. Jacob Spring Valley Vandaveer A. Edwin Johnson East St. Louis Prof. Johnson

Tragic death of Mrs Julia Lamm former St Jacob resident

Mrs Julia Lamm nee Julia Anderson, wife of Grant Lamm, residing with Charles Fraga in St Louis, was shot and killed in her Locust street apartment early Saturday after a dispute over a note from a Filipino scout. Fraga, a Mexican, said she fired first. he killed her in self defense. Her remains were sent to St Jacob for funeral and Keystone cemetery burial.

Julia Lamm Grant Lamm Troy Locust Street St. Louis Charles Fraga Fraga Lamm St. Jacob Julia Anderson Grant Lamb Highland St. Louia

Saves Two from Death By King's New Discovery

Mrs. Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis. A Niece with advanced consumption recovered, the medicine is praised as infallible for throat and lung diseases. S Kingston guarantees 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with trial bottles free.

W. K. Haviland Armonk N. Y Dr. King

Public Auction of Beck Estate Land Near Troy

Heirs of John M. Beck deceased offer the estate land at public auction on Saturday October 15 at 10 a.m. at George Dressel's residence three and a half miles southeast of Troy on the Lebanon road. Terms: one-third cash, balance in one two or three years secured by notes at 5 percent interest. Notice inserted free with bill payment at THE GALL office.

Ublic John M. Beck George Dressel Troy Lebanon Road N. B OALL

Cures Winter Cough and Indigestion Remedies

A Kansas advert reads Horehound Syrup for cough relief and sleep aid with testimonials from J E Gover of Ottawa. It also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for digestion, inks and pastes by Sanford, stationery at Tir Cacr, and printing services from The Call office.

J. E. Gover N. Main St Ottawa Kan S. Kingston Sanford Tir Cacr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Weekly Crop Report State Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau B. M. Co’s. Loans Troy Presbyterian Church Collinsville Driving Club Wil Arrealt NEW Circuit City of John H. Glass Charles Annie McDonald Assumpsit George F. Nadley J. H. Streper A. E. Benbow W. W. Lowe Chas. A. Schlueter Lizzie Wright Randle Upper Alton Asphalt and Granitoid Construction Co Charles L. Draper Wagner Brewing Co John and Kalty Stezinger Litchfield & Madison By. Co T. C. Salveter J. M. Harlan J. A. Ulffers Caroline Boes Peter Boes Stern & Co H. K. Johnston Hardware Co Mary Knepper Herman W. Linkmann Chouteau Township Henry ‘Linkmann Jessie E. Drake Jessie E. Mason Carl Knoche Henry J Knoche The Annie Hollis Eva Renfro Annie Smith H. C. Vandaveer Ignatius Riggin Riggin E. B. Riggin Raymond and Walter McKinley Jones Iva Jones Athens M. Borst Hartley Tex Katie Vohswinkel Hubert Vohswinkle, Jr Navy Wm. Wells Anna Brendle Hr. C. Vandaveer Harry Brunworth George Henry Pickle Louise Kleist Chris. Diepholz A. Kleist Theodore Mt Olive Lulu Hoppe John Caples Kansas City Pin Oak Township Charis Cress Charles L. Edwards Edward Heinecker I. W. Cook W. H. Hall Texas John Feldmeier O’fallon Lorenzo Blade P. M. Davidson N. Cowen Alvin Benner Wm. G. Baglin Ed Anderson L. W. Sandles A. H. Krause Margaret and Anna Dippold Lottier I. Miller Church and Society G. W. Writt Nicogodoches TV Xaseke
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