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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
4
Newsy notes report Labor Day observances in Troy with post office hours and carrier pauses. Ed Carver and family move to a St Jacob area farm. Several residents relocate to Madison Chicago and Troy while local business ventures expand including New System Plow Co in Woodriver and Bran ner Weights subdivision plans.
City of Troy Illinois invites sealed bids to purchase 2000 in five hundred dollar bonds at 5 percent interest. Bonds mature May 1 1919 May 1 1920. Mayor and Council may repay after May 1 1915. Bids opened September 6 1909 at 7 30 pm in city hall. City Clerk to receive bids. council may accept or reject.
Riley Fo Giger eloped with Roy Smith Monday. Mrs Anna Pigee of Strashure visits relatives. Funeral of Miss CGromemeir at Red Bull Fridee drew many from there. George Blathkeft travels to Indianapolis Ind for a stay. Henry Engeling of St Louis visited with parents. Earl Kersey of Los Angeles spent days with Clarence and Lester Auuieursoit. Mr and Mrs Henry Busse attended Alber Denerding's funeral at Maryville. Mr and Mrs Georgge Plath spent Sunday with Adam Flath Sr. in Blackjack. Platform dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Moers. Fred Breve attended Saturday night. Miss Carmal Darthy of St Louis returns after weeks with Jack Whiteside. Dr and Mrs E Tricewell drove from St Louis Sunday and visited Edward Hunsche. Mr and Mrs Wm Almeyer and children with Mr and Mrs John Prott spent Sunday with Louis Prott family. Pin Oak Stars defeated Clover Leaf Clubs of Fruit 18 to 12. Birashack praised as a feature of the game with accompanying attendees. Several local families visited Bohm and Wendler households. Remarks on sickness cite Restorative by Dr Shoop aiding stomach and heart nerves. advert suggests testing Restorative for 48 hours. Sold by 8. Kington. St. Louis papers offered via Daniel Peterman agent. Felix Giger, known in Highland area, died Saturday at 81. New line of birthday post cards in Calil's stationery.
A jingle touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the greatest healer on earth. It claims quick relief for a child’s cut foot a burn and piles with family use and a sale in Kingston. Three patient cases are briefly cited including a foot cut and a scalded hand.
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