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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1908

Page

5

Miner Charles W Harris killed by slate fall in Doak mine

Charles W Harris a longtime miner from this place died in Doak s No 3 mine early Monday afternoon after slate fell on him while he worked alone in room No 13 in the 12th cast entry on the north side. Body recovered by managers and raff with coroner s inquest ruling accidental death. Harris 86, Civil War veteran, survived by wife and son. Remains taken to Lebanon for burial with local pallbearers. News item ends with St Louis Times subscription offer.

Charles W. Harris Doik Harris Philip Rurick Leeter Kinder Doak Rarick Raff Kinder C. N. Streeper Alton Lester Kinder W. J. Banff B. F. Cramer James H. Davis John S. Peterman W. D. Coons Oscar Garnet Lebanon Eph. Young George Garnet C. B. Kimberlin John Ganninger Jerry Carroll John F. Ruff Mr. Ruff Pst

Republican mass meeting at Rieder's Opera House outlines campaign

A Taft Sherman Déneen campaign mass meeting at Rieder's Opera House drew full attendance with speakers including Capt. I. W. Cook and Harry J. Mackinaw. Brief addresses by Barnett, Gillham, Williamson, and Flagg followed, as the venue displayed flags and campaign portraits amid a disrupted program with weathering lights and a later announcement of upcoming events.

Rieder’s Opera House Taft-Sherman-Déneen Chuir I. W. Cook Harry J. Mackinaw Alton Joseph A. Barnett J. F. Gillham D. G. Williamson Edwardsville Norman G. Flagg Liberty Prairie Troy Glee Club W. A. Rodenberg East St. Louis Glee Club

Board of Education Billa Allowed Monthly Report

Board of Education met in regu lar session with President Hollis in the chair. Roll call shows Davis, Dawson, Davidson, Hornley and Mantle present, Boston absent. Treasurer figures and monthly principal’s report for September show 298 students, 21 days taught, 5764 total attendance, 148 on honor roll, and 0 punishments. Contracts and bills approved. adjournment follows.

Troy Ill Board of Education Hollis Davis Dawson Davidson Hornley Mantle Boston Schuler Ilorstey Hause and Grounda Committee P. M. Davidson R. H. Mantle George Horsley H. Thurstes J. R. Reafro Moumi H. Gryant Allis ‘Collins Ruth Davis Adela Matthews Patti Cambell Bee Alpha Hogan Deteho Sic Jewelery Co Levi Sims Denk Bros Kingston Printing & Publishing Mantl J. F. Churaton Horsley Mandé Uzzell J. C. Hollis R. L. Dawson

Social and Personal Birthday Celebrations Across Cities

Social items report Mrs W W Jarvis and Fra W Seele of St Louis celebrating birthdays together at Jarvis home in East End with out of town guests from St Louis Edwardsville and New Heights. A Berkeley California social note mentions Johnny Riggin birthday festivity in Troy for clerks of Spot Cash Market with music dancing and refreshments. Valentine Ottowin birthday surprise at home with friends. Mrs John Clayton hosts all day quilting and an elegant dinner for German Evangelical ladies. Stanley Stock Company, a local fixture, touring Staunton while scheduled to appear in Troy late November.

W. W. Jarvis W. Seele St. Louis Flw. Serle Mero W. CG. Serle Edward Secle Adp. Wolf Mies Caroline Edwardsville John Olivier New Deights Berkley Cal Troy Bay Johny Riggin Wm. Collins Rigein Valentine Ottwrin John Clayton German Evangelical Church

Visitors and travels among St Louis area residents

Mr and Mrs R C Morriss visited St Louis Tuesday Postmaster Thomas Millett visits Edwardsville today M Davidson was a business visitor across the river Thursday Wim Busse arrives from Vandalia to visit relatives Mrs Wm Preston stayed with Collinsville relatives last week Miss Gertrude Bertram spent Sunday with home folks at Collinsville Miss Myrtle Vanhouser of Worden visits friends here M F Auwarter made a business trip to Missouri's metropolis Tuesday Edw H Klein and A Mayer were St Louis business visitors Wednesday Theodore Gebauer and sister Helen were among Thursday visitors to St Louis Mrs Charles Wilke left Tuesday for Emerson Nebraska to visit her son Henry Miss Emme Clayton from Collinsville visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Clayton Mrs J W Hassler of Belleville...

R. C. Morriss St. Louis Thomas Millett Edwardsville M. Davidson Wim. Busse Vandalia Wm. Preston Collinsville Gertrude Bertram Myrtle Vanhouser Worden M. F. Auwarter Missouri H. Klein A. Mayer Theodore Gebauer Helen St. Louisa Charles Wilke Emerson Neb Henry Emme Clayton John Clayton J. W Hassler Belleville A. R. Horsley Springfield Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Charles Grater Anna Grater Collinsvilly Leonard Herbst Wm. Smith August Ritcher Sebastian Weber Valentine Ottwein Trenton Harry H. Meeker California Jesse E. Meeker Panama Jacob Welcher Oliver Daniel Welcher Louis[ Kalina Marine Ferdinand Rucker Evansville Otto Walter P. M. Davidson Grace Geers Chicago Grand Chapter of The Eastern Star Moonstone John K. Blackburn Fruit Station William Eaton Jane McKinney Gray Blue Mound T. J. Mills

Local social notes from a county city and surrounds

Sunday visits marked by Collinsville and Edwardsville families. Sr A R Horsley left for a Knights of Pythias meeting in Springfield. Travelers from Evansville and Panama visited relatives here while Moonstone Chapter delegates prepared for Chicago.

AMONG CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN OAKLAWN CEMETERY MITE MEETING

The Oaklawn Cemetery Mite Society meets this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. W. Jarvis. The Madison county Sunday school convention will be held next Tuesday and Wednesday at Worden. Mrs. Benj. L. Stuart will entertain Mercy Workers at the Presbyterian parsonage next Wednesday at 2 p.m. All members are urged to attend. A gospel temperance meeting will be at the Baptist church tomorrow evening under the W C T U. Ladies, bring own lunch for an all day quilting at Mrs. Wm. H. Wiki's next Thursday. Dr. E. Milton Page resigned from Granite City Presbyterian to accept a call at Ottawa Ohio. formerly pastor at Collinsville. The new sanctuary at Marine Evangelical church, with pipe organ, pulpit and pews, was dedicated last Sunday with Rev. Fo EL Mittendorf assisting. Prof. C. G. E. Krueger, St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran School primary head, received a call to a similar post in Indianapolis. St. Paul’s to hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss. At Troy Cemetery Mite Society annual meeting, Miss I. J. Mills elected president, Mrs. M. F. Anwarter vice president, Mrs. Alice Collins secretary, Miss Nellie Henderson assistant secretary, Mrs. E. S. Donoho treasurer.

Oaklawn W. W. Jarvis Madison County Worden Benj. L. Stuart Mercy Workers Presbyterian Baptist Church M. E. Church Wm. H. Wiki FE. Milton Page Granite City Presbyterian Church Ottawa Ohio Presbyterian Church Collinsville Suerte Evangelical Church of

Would Mortgage the Farm for Arnica Salve

W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Em pire Ga praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as curing two severe sores on his hand and leg. He claims it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to buy it, noting Kingston's drug store offers it for 25 cents and Bend or by phone.

Empire W. A. Floyd Bucklen Kingston

Court lists names of jurors and indictments in Madison county

Circuit and probate court notes show first and second week petit jurors for October term named, grand jury indictments returned, and cases disposed including damages verdicts. October term started with Judge Holder presiding. foreman Stamper led the grand jury. Probate notices issued new letters and appraisers named.

Zene Strief Philip Breddenbach August Beinecke Helvetia Wm. Llewellyn Marine Wm. Robi Pin Oak Louis Bowles Harry Pierce Hamel Arthur Ecli Collinsville Henry Weekmann Lowia Lowia Langreder and A. B. Yeusterman, Edwardsville; J. B. Lantermann H. Busch Ft. Russell Herman Napp Frank Casner Herman Lauch Woodriver Wim. Blottna Fasterburg C. 8. Meyers Wm. Obssten Fred Googel Venice Louis Carr Otto Grossmann Wm. Handcock George Yeacker J. P. Younk Mat Parker C. E. Truman, Jr Alton Henry Frazier Edward Schallenberg Frank Felajes Godfrey Madison County Circuit Court Belleville J. A. Barnett Louis Bode I. M. Judd R. M. Stamper Upper Aston Wm. Poos Tueaxlay

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