Neighbors news notes and weddings in St Jacob area
Grover Kilby and others visit family in Mulberry Grove Pierron and Staunton guests frequent the region. A 80th birthday celebration for Elizabeth Schaefer honors the venerable resident with a large turnout. Edgar Thurnau and Anna Virgin wed in Edwardsville. Vera Rule becomes Mrs Buehlmann in St Louis. M Wiebe of Highland dies in France at 39. Munie and Grimmer wed in St Pauls church Highland plans a cast honeymoon and return home.
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Steve Seibert
Belleville
Joseph Becker
Elmer Willoughby
Harold
Staunton
John B. Miller
R. A. Buchmann
Kathryn
Marissa
George Hoffmann
Mary Fierce
Mary
Maggie Schelt
East St. Louis
St. Jacob
Lizzie Mueller
Hugo Frutiger
Highland Brewing Company
Edgar Thurnau
Otto Thurnau
Anna Virgin
T. J. Virgin
Edwardsville
James R. Sager
First Presbyterian Church
Rosé Dzengolewski
Edgar Buehlmann
Vera Rule
St. Louis
Frank Rule
F. J. Buehlmann
Morris Packing Company
Local social notes and business deals from Peoria and nearby towns
P M Wilbauk attended a K P conclave in Peoria last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Vetter visited with friends in Sandoval. Louis Burger left for Lamar Colorado with a carload of Holstein cattle. A bazaar for Altenheim netted over 300 dollars. Mr and Mrs Armin Kurz drove from Staunton to visit. Schmidt of St Jacob and Juchmasth of Marissa called on friends here Monday. Telephone switchboard work halted due to material shortages. Mesdames Ulrich Zimmermann and Otto Haase traveled to Union Missouri for a week with relatives. Mrs Chris Rannenberg and children visited from Pine Bluff Arkansas with the Josts. Dr M D Tibbetts bought the old Timothy Grunz property from Louis Koch for 4000 dollars. Ferdinand Wiebe, a brother of P.
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P. M. Wilbauk
Peoria
Charles Vetter
Sandoval
Louis Burger
Lamar
Colo
Altenheim
Armin Kurz
Staunton
Community Notes From Marine Township and Adjacent Areas
Numerous local items include Otto Staeger leaving for Detroit to work in an auto plant and Louis Smith moving to Sterling Colorado for mill work with his family to follow. A Marine township voter count records 441 men and 349 women registered. Roy Eversleigh seeks a pardon while serving for forgery in Chester. Mrs. M. A. Herrick to begin a Madison County health survey starting November 6. A marriage occurs between Roy Smith and Bessie Nemnich at the Evangelical church. Edna Jeffress engages to Herbert Ward of Boston with Springfield wedding planned in December. Henry Wittmer, former Marine resident, found dead from asphyxiation in St Louis boarding house. funeral held.
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Otto Staeger
Detroit
Mich
Francis May
R. of P. Grand Lodge
Decatur
Louis Smith
Sterling
Colo
Marine Township
Township Board of Registration
Roy Eversleigh
Chester
A. W. Jeffress
M. A. Herrick
Iinois
Marine
Herrick
Madison County Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Madison County
Roy Smith
James H. Smith
Bessie Nemnich
Ward
Boston Post
Elizabeth Phelps Stuart
Springfield
Henry Wittmer
Franklin Avenue
St. Louis
Socialist candidates reschedule Troy meeting to October 30
To the voters of Troy and vicinity, organizers apologize for missing the Thursday meeting due to a secretary’s mistake and announce a new gathering on Monday October 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the I M W A hall. The notice invites attendance and questions for the Socialist candidates and also includes an advertisement for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough remedy.
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Troy
BE. H. Taylor
Dr. Bell
Wise Brother Dies in Indianapolis and Buried in Cincinnati
Wm. Wise, brother of the late John R. Wise of St. Jacob, died last Friday in Indianapolis at an advanced age. He formerly lived on a farm north of Highland and moved to Indianapolis about twelve years ago. Survived by a widow and two sons, John and William. Remains buried in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday. Fred 8S. Edwards bought Dr. F. W. Braner’s barn and moved it to his North End place to replace a barn destroyed by fire, hauled on rollers by a traction engine. Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet Mrs. Mary Thomas next Wednesday afternoon. officers to be elected.
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Wm. Wise
John R. Wise
St. Jacob
Indianapolis
Highland
John
William
Cincinnati
Fred 8S. Edwards
F. W. Braner
North End
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
M. E. Church
Mary Thomas
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia and Aches
Sloan's Liniment relieves neuralgia and muscle pain quickly with easy application. It soothes stiff muscles, rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sprains and strains, and reduces pain from insect bites and minor injuries in children. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
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Julius Peter
Junion Shop
George T. Eckert
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Graham
H. F. Rucker
Jack” Mellon
Jacob
Grover Kilby
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George Schwenke and Son
John J. Gaffner
Elha Sunderstrom
C. A. Hildebrand
L. M. Michael and Son
Collinsville
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Fred Spies
Matt Juda
Joliet
L. Juda
Louis Spies
Trenton
M. Wiebe
France
Wiebe
Haack
East Prussia
Lawrence E. Munie
Cecetia E., Grimmer
St. Paul's Church
J. H. Granke
Edmund Munie
Clara Grimmer
Globe-Democrat
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ITIWA
Valier
Enterprise
Walter
F. K. Liebmann
Perry H. Hiles
Jesse L. Simpson Hiles
Simpson
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Madison Store
Edwardsville, Ul
Helvetia Bottled Beer
Highland Brewing Co
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Ira P. File’s
J. J .Brown, M. D
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Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
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Molden
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Philip Schultze
Simon
Kellermann
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