Social notes from Troy and surrounding towns
Miss Hazel Sondies and Henrietta Block of St. Louis visited Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sondies over the weekend. Dan Jones and nephew Paul Frangen spent Sunday with relatives in St. Louis. Lillian Walker of O Fallon stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horsley. Mrs. Rufus Pike of St. Jacob visited Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Porter. George Shadwick from St. Jacob visited Silas Shadwick, Sr., and family. Della James of Tower Hill visited Mrs. Sophia Peter and Troy relatives. Mrs. J. J. Brown Jr. and son of St. Jacob visited Troy relatives. Prof. George C. Ritcher from Alton spent Sunday with his parents. Bessie B. Jarvis returned home after four weeks with sisters in St. Louis. Karl Paul of Collinsville was Sunday guest of John Droy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sondies
Henrietta Block
St. Louis
L. W. Sondies
Dan Jones
Paul Frangen
Lillian Walker
O'Fallon
Arthur Horsley
Rufus Pike
St. Jacob
Josephus Porter
George Shadwick
Silas Shadwick, Sr
J. J. Brown
Troy
George C. Ritcher
Alton
August Ritcher
Bessie B. Jarvis
Mesdames F. W
W. C. Seele
Karl Paul
Collinsville
John Droy
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertise Relief for Constipation
A period ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick remedy for clogged systems. It claims to start the bowels moving naturally without griping and warns neglect can cause serious complications. The copy urges starting tonight for a better tomorrow, at 25 cents a bottle.
Peterman Agency Reports Local Property Transfers
Daniel Peterman, agent, releases a list of recent property transfers within the St. Louis area. The notices detail seller and buyer names, parcel locations, and recorded sale prices, reflecting steady activity in the regional real estate market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Republic
Times of Star
Daniel Peterman
Personal and News Items From Marine and Vicinity
Mrs. Thomas Hoffman visited Highland last Friday while Wm. Kyle came from Pocahontas on business. Numerous locals and visitors attend gatherings, with notes on vehicles, births, illnesses, and school events. A series of revival meetings starts at the M. E. church led by Miss Mary Olive with a singer assisting. Local races feature Fred Blumer earning third in Greenville. The Marine Court of Honor plans installation and an oyster supper.
Curfew Time in Marine Advanced to Eight P.M.
Curfew in Marine now begins at 8 p m instead of 9 p m. Mrs Wesley Stone and daughter Miss Jeanette visited Divernon recently. Mrs F P E Glauner and daughter Mary Juanita visited Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Stone
Jeanette
Divernon
FP. E. Glauner
Mary Juanita
Urbana
Sloan's Liniment Delivers Instant Pain Relief
Pain from injury or congestion yields to Sloan's Liniment which dissolves the congestion and relieves the injury. The product penetrates immediately to the sore spot and offers instant relief. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles, the larger bottle offering six times the 25c size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sloan’s
Social Roundup of Visits and Entertaining in Monett
Mrs Edwin Cabbage traveled to St Louis for a visit last Saturday. Mrs C L Faires spent several days in St Louis this week. Mrs Wm Cope visited relatives in Trenton Tuesday. Mrs Thomas Black hosted the Ladies Club on Thursday. Miss Lottie Hayes visited with Misses Myrtie and Cleo Geers last Sunday. Mrs Lyman Pyle and Claude Pyle drove to Edwardsville last Friday. James Porter and family were guests of Wm Porter and family Sunday. Hobart Krost and Miss Verna Krost were guests of their sister at Belleville Sunday. John Faires and Miss Anna Faires attended the Farmers Institute at Greenville last Friday. Mrs J L Hobbs and daughters Lucille and Esther returned to Monett after visiting the Bussong home. Mr and Mrs Wm Faires hosted friends Sunday for the birthday of their daughter Beatrice. guests included Mrs John Hoyer and children, Mrs Jane Faires, Mrs J Tomason, Mrs Cabbage and children, Misses Lillian, Margaret, Alice, Christine Faires, Celeste, Mildred and Christine Seger, Adolph Seger, Charles Faires, and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hoffman
Wm. Kyle
Pocahontas
John Weidner
Martha Fehmel
Central
John Frey, Sr
Flora Noll
St. Louis
Wm. Schoeck
Wm. Bernard
Marine
Gus Suter
Haford Hayes
Fred Maurer
Calla Lily
Lenora Ellis
Goldie Hunter
Greenville
J. C. Williams
Frank Adelhart
Edwardsville
Linda Frey
Highland
Catherine Frey
Elmer Miller
Otto Thurnau
John Hill
Lenora
Hazel
St. Jacob
Maud Porter
James Porter
John Maurer
Pearl
Collins
Casper Hoell
M. E. Church
Mary Olive
Henry Gansmann
Fowler & Clark Show
Allison
Clifford Hoffman
Dawson
N. M
George Hoffman
Minnie Wasem
Wm. Kiel
Lizzie Petry
Henry Buchmiller
BE. C. Pitt
Lenore Ellis
Elsie Rhein
Barbara Aebischer
Court House
Dora Oswald
Fred Blumer
Silver Creek
Troy Road
Troy
Albert Voegele
Fred Schmitt
Andrew Liebler
Albert Gansmann
Emil Schweikert
Edwin Cabbage
C. L. Faires
Wm. Cope
Trenton
Thomas Black
Ladies’ Club
Lottie Hayes
Myrtie
Cleo Geers
Lyman Pyle
Claude Pyle
Wm. Porter
Hobart Krost
Verna Krost
Belleville
John Faires
Anna Faires
Farmers’ Institute
J. L. Hobbs
Lucille
Esther
Monelt
Wm. Faires
Dr. King’s New Discovery Enduring Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as a trusted cough remedy with 46 years on the market. It claims relief for pneumonia and grippe symptoms and offers a money back guarantee. price 50c and 1.00. Also notes Herman Schlaefer buying an Inter-State touring car and Liebler’s selling cabbage at 1.15 per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebler’s
Federal livestock quarantine lifted as scope expands
Washington shows removal of all federal restrictions on livestock movement due to foot and mouth disease in Indiana Virginia and Michigan effective October nine. Only small pockets in New York New Jersey and Philadelphia remain under modified quarantine with portions of West Philadelphia Stock Yards closed. Northern Illinois remains largely restricted with large counties quarantined. Chicago Union Stock Yards operate for immediate slaughter while others stay restricted. Also notes hat sale and Donk Bros payroll items among brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Virginia
Michigan
Secretary of Agriculture
Steuben County
New York
Hudson County
New Jersey
Neck
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Wlinois
Calhoun
Jersey
Macoupin, Montgomery
Effingham
Fayette, Jasper
Crawford
Bureau, Lake, la Salle
MaeDonough
Putnam
Dupage, Lee, Hancock, Schuyler
Cook
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
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Helvetia Bottled Beer
Ilinois
Kingston
Della James
Tower Hill
Sophia Peter
Peter Bros
Barbers
J. R. Ward
Forbes
Emil Frey
Earl
St. Charles
John Burbach
Carrie
Marie
John
Carl Fritz
Flora
John Frey
Ida Middleton
Charlies Herbst
Springfield
L. J. Oswald
Baby
Clinton
J. D. Nemnich
A. N. Shafer
Jacob Volrath
Fowler & Clark
E. W. Beeson
Janet
East Orange
N. J
L. N. Beeson
Marine Baseball Association
Turners’ Hall
George Turner
Robert Voyles
W. H. Kreutzberg
J. Sebastian
Marine Dairy Co
Gericke
Marine and Marine Township
Madison County
Wm. Metzger
Canton
Ohio
Jacob Simmons
Cleveland
Fred Scheurer
Bernard
Marine Court of Honor
Wm. Reinhart
D. A. Brooks
Lilla Wright
Nettie Middleton
F. EK. Glauner
Henry Wright
Henry Stuckwisch
George Tabor
Sentinel
Pleasant Ridge
Herman Schlaefer
Town
Adefila Hampton
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Company
L. E. Carter
CITY
Charles Schrameck
Jane Jenkins
B. W. Jarvis
Ill
W. J. Gebauer
Gebauer
Aki
Waller & Spies Milling
Marwick
Jacobd
Walier
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