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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

5

Troy shoe factory stock drive progresses toward organization

Stockholders meet October 30 to organize a Troy shoe factory with $10,000 subcribed and $55 incorporation fee sent. Seven commissioners will apply for licenses and stock subscriptions. Plans include possibly a $15,000 capitalization, building a factory, and securing site, material, and machinery options to save costs. Local political figures attended a campaign event with band music as candidates spoke.

Troy A. Mayer Edw. H. Klein J. W. Cook M. F. Auwarter H. F. Rucker Morriss George Liebler Mayer

Democratic Mass Meeting at Rieders Opera House

A large enthusiastic crowd attended a Democratic mass meeting at Rieder's Opera House under the Bryan Sherman Stevenson club. Speakers from Edwardsville, led by M. L. Geers, were delayed by late arrivals before beginning about an hour after the scheduled 7:30 start.

Rieder Opera House Bryan-Sherman-Stevenson Edwardsville P. M. Davidson M. L. Geers

Saloon Men Have Big Day Picnic in Illinois Park

The Retail Liquor Dealers' Protective Association of Illinois held a large picnic at Hieder's park last Sunday. Several hundred attended from nearby towns. Speakers Jerry Kane and El Carroll of East St. Louis spoke on Personal Liberty. Prizes were awarded in races including Samuel Davis Jr winning the greased pig, John Samuel the fat man’s, and David Morgan of St Louis the lean contest. A tug of war against a picked crew, led by John Norbury, ended in defeat for the saloon men. Music by the U. M. W. A. band and Lindbeck orchestra, ample refreshments, and dancing followed in the pavilion. The event closed late with all participants deeming it a grand success.

Samuel Davis, Jr John H. Samuel David Morgan 8&T. Louis John Norbury Tor Lindbeck Orchestra Hawardsville

Injured in Runaway Accident

Paul Taylor suffered a fracture of the right wrist in a runaway accident last Saturday evening. His horse shied past the electric light, a wheel collapsed, and he was dragged before the vehicle struck him. Doctors Brown and Malden attended and say the injury is mending with no serious outlook.

Paul Taylor Borase

Republican Mass Meeting At Opera House Tonight

The Taft Sherman Beneen club and local Republicans plan two mass meetings at the opera house with speakers Harry J. Mackinaw of Alton and D. G. Williamson of Edwardsville. M. L. Burroughs will not appear due to illness. The U M W A band and Troy Glee Club are set to perform as a large turnout is anticipated. a coughing interrupter was noted at a recent speech. Public notices include Foley's Honey and Tar warnings and ManZan Pile Remedy advertisements.

Taft-Sherman-Beneen Club Opera House Harry J. Mackinaw Alton D. G. Williamson Edwardsville M. L. Burroughs U. M. W. A. Band Troy Glee Club

THE FARMER UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS

Local notes list visits and social calls in Troy and Edwardsville Illinois including Mr Feldmeier returning tomorrow and Frank Whiteside's trip to Dallas to register in a land drawing. Several families host guests from St Louis East St Louis Guthrie Okla and others with a mix of miners and institute participants.

Feldmeier Frank Whiteside Dallas S. Oak Thomas W. Dawson Quincy F. &. Linder Elden E. H. Schwarz Edwardsville Albert Konitz Lillie Ostermann Belleville Troy Donk Myrtle Eckert H. E. Moore Johnson City Mabel Achlelsberger St. Louis Robert Rethmann East St. Louis Hedwig Braun Guthrie Okla Albert Heddergott Henry Bernhardt Donohvant H. F. Thurston Farmers’ Institute BR. G. Everts The Citizen Ava GH. Everts M. J. Williams Chicago J. H. Samuel Williams Secasion

Social and Personal Highlights From Troy Community

A busy social week in Troy featured the Merry Workers of the Presbyterian church hosting an experience night with singing recitations and monetary contributions. Local events included Braner’s hall social with Lindbeck’s Orchestra and an upcoming Charmoilot concert. the Frauenverein of the German Evangelical church hosted a successful coffee and supper benefiting the church fund. Numerous residents and guests visited St. Louis, Collinsville, Highland, or Edwardsville, with birthdays, visits, and small gatherings noted among families such as the Bohm, Seligman, and Deimling clans and local businesses.

Merry Workers of the Presbyterian Church Ella Raber Virginius Gladys Bryant Misees Jesse Robena Harvey Bobby Shafto C. FE. Mokien Patti Campbell A. F. Seligman W. J. Ruff

Among Church and Society Events and Trials

The Ladies Aid of the M E church will meet at Mrs Mayme Millers home next Thursday afternoon All are invited A new pipe organ will be dedicated tomorrow at the German Evangelical church in Marine Rev Martin Diah attended the Okanville conference Belief Rev Martin Daib will conduct Lutheran services at Highland tomorrow Congregational church A revival series led by Rev Benj L Stuart starts Sunday Nov 1 through Sunday Nov 22 Stuart will preach at the church tomorrow morning and evening Belang and Philips Acquitted Rudolph Belang of Highland was cleared at a Saturday preliminary hearing for alleged assault on Marguerite Falconnier a 14 year old girl identification deemed insufficient Chief of Police Creecy presented Leo Philips in St Louis and he was released

George Goch St. Louis Adolph Meyer East St. Louis I. W. Cook Trinidad Colo Mary Sophia Schotemeyer Charles F. Seligman Edwaridaville Charles V. Smith Wesley Semites Ohio W. F. Peter Dale Wm. Hamp Fred Mann Pin Oak J. W. Daniels Greenville Indiana Wm. H. Wild Kent Stella Steiner Tillie Buettner Highland Elmer Jacoba Collinsville Ed Bardsley Misa Ella Busse M. E. Church Mayme Miller Gennan Evangelical Church Marine Hev Martin Diah Okanville Evangelical Lutheran Church Belleville Martin Daib St. Paul's Lutheran Church Congregational Church Benj L. Stuart Presbyterian Church Stuart

Failed to Fill the Bill A Local Man’s Dog

A well known local man admits he cannot fill the bill for a special kind of dog. He owned a dog with strong lungs and wind but could not produce a whistle to call himself. Post cards unveiled to order in The Cell’s stationery department.

Renry Cohn Collinsville

Court house items outline Oct term docket counts

Circuit and Probate Court records show 367 total suits, with 197 law cases, 161 chancery, and 9 criminal. Personal injury damages total $595,987, and 53 chancery cases involve divorce. New filings include multiple foreclosure, trespass, and damages actions against firms like St. Louis Smelting Co and National Siting Co, plus assumpsit and lien cases. Probate proceedings list modest allowances and estates, including Louis Ehler and Elvira Head, with finalWilt claims confirmed.

Circuit Court Tony Norcross Madison Coal Corporation F. Kaylans St. Louis Smelting Co Third National Bank of St. Louis Steve Gancheff Katherine Kovanda Et al Henrietta Coil Co Louis Cochrell Naum George Et Corn Products Co Frank Kraft Catherine Pheyer Wm. Roth Henry Roth Annie Mullen Exparte E. H. Brown W.T. Jones James DePriest Village of Mad- Leon Wm. Kahle Cortt Products Co G. T. Shaw J. C. Schrivener Joseph Boiler Wabash Railroad Co Trespaga R. Kiser Naum Lazarus E. C. Robinson Lumber Go ML Goshgarian Thiel Detective Service Co. L Berkey Et Tamu Peit Joe Muttach Vai Naig Coy Steve Peterman National Siting Co Jersey Farm and Dairy Co Ee A. Schulta Issumpsit Henry Veatch City of Mary Kalina J. W. Tuorecek Williard Wrecking Co Cass Alton Banking and Trust Cap Va Wm. J. Schulz Nick Fisher Hoyt Metal Coa Crse H.C. Deoht Herman Evans Charles Jerleman Andrew Amilerson Star’ Brewery Co George Crowson Alton Granite City & Bt Louis Traction Co Caps John Haicek American Car and Foundry Co George Gemandoff National Stamping Co C. A. Bartlett Chicago & Alton Railroad

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J. M. Bandy Granite City Democratic Mass Meeting Josh Wise Ana Billa Republican Mass Foley Kingston Kington Social and Personal Braner Valentine Ottwein Frauenverein German Evangelical Church Wm. Bohm Pin Qak H. F. Dankenbrink Mrr Wm. Friedhoff Misa Anna Friedhoff Fred Breve Amd Fred Engeling Alma Gebauer Tsat Rose Rlebold Leonard Herbst Charles A. Smith Circuit and Probate John E. Hillekotter Louis Ehler Elvira W. Head Okaction Bonet Walker Calgus T. C. Fellows Lagt
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