Court House Items Continued from Page One
Probate and estate actions dominate a county session with bond approvals, conservators named, and wills admitted. Several heirs and executors are noted, including Margaret Schultz and Mary Meyers, with balances on hand and bond adjustments approved. Numerous property deeds and judgments are recorded for various parties in Highland, Edwardsville, Collinsville, and Glen Carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Cooper
H. F. Heeren
Emil Trenchberg
Heinrich Behme
Margaret Schultz
Transfers of real estate in Collinsville and nearby towns
A list of property deeds records numerous transfers in Collinsville Edwardsville and surrounding areas. Listed are buyers and sellers with parcel descriptions including lots blocks subdivisions and street names with prices ranging from 75 to 4500 dollars and noting reservations minerals coal and specific tract boundaries. Records involve individuals such as Louisa Strassen Edward Rundle Matilda McMullen Hugh McTier Mary Powell J G Matthews and others with properties in Reed's Abram Allen's Fletcher Heights Johnson's Collinsville and Glen Carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Suchter
Leonard Stoecklin
Dreyer
Highland
Joseph Wallischek
Catherine Wallischeck
Charles Pfister
Frederick Weber
Chris. Busse
John Clayton
J. BF. Jarvis
Mary E. Barnett
John Serrier
Louis Fink
Opt
J. T. Lusk
Edwardsville
J.L. R. Wadsworth
Isabel
Josiah Paul
North Park Place
Collinsville
Western Brewing Co
Dominic Pizini
Glen Carbon
Wm. P. Early
Albert W. Betzold
4Th Street
Louis May
C. B. Gonterman
Robert Hyten
Gonterman
Louis C. Spieler
Henry Wessel
Albert P. Urban
Charles Louis Spieler
John Rarick
T. J. Thom
Reed’s
Louisa Strassen
Edward Rundle
Main Street
Edwardaville
Rade Latowsky
Erhard Latowsky
Abram Allen
Matilda McMullen
Wm. Warning
L. W. Gower
Cicero Ogle
J. Berkey
Hugh McTier
Mary Powell
John McTier
Howard Dewall
Edward Maden
Nelf
Joseph Higginbotham
Gueseppe Rozzaride
Fletcher Heights
Edward Johnson
James ‘G. Matthews
Johnson
George Leverett
Joseph Pogue Whiteside
Chapman
George E. Wiseman
Adolph Hitz
Pearce
Alhambra
Guisippi Buffa
Jos. Perreti
Tunghans
Bosomworth
Mary B. Dow
Vaclai Kaibelik
Joseph Ceska
R. F. Tunnell
James E. Tunnell
Fillmore Street
Confessions of a Priest Endorses Electric Bitters
Wake Ark pastor Jno S Cox reports twelve years of yellow jaundice cured by Electric Bitters. He praises the medicine for liver and kidney trouble and general debility. Advertisement notes 50 cent price and printed envelopes available at Tur CAtt office and lists Dr Rodgers’ Family Medicines at the Racker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. S. Cox
Wake
Ark
S. Kingston
Tur Catt
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Eaton
Wm. FE. Huestis
E. S. Milton
C. J. Jacoby
Helen M. Bassett
Elijah
Carter
William Fix
Guardian
H. J
William Wedemeyer
Joseph Meyers
J. H
Henry Lenhardt
Charles
Matilda
Pauline
Ella
Emma
Wm. Hack
Harry Lenhardt
Laura Lenhardt
Henry Dettmer
Louis Siebecke
Ferdinand Meller, Sr
Jarvis
D. G. Jarvis
Troy Exchange Bank
Edwardsvelle
Illinois
United States
Star Tailoring CO
Chicago, Ill
Black Cat
White Cat Underwear
M.F. Auwarter
John Riebold & Son
Troy, Ill
ZENS
Julius
Peter
Union Shop
Main St
Troy
C. E. McKittrick
Erhil Bickert Corn and
Superior
Ina
Troy City
Ahn Deimling
Prop
Theo
Guennewig
Singis
Catt
Royal Tailors
A. R. Snodgrass
Pagprieton
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