Sudden Death of Mrs. Garnet Follows Fright and Hemorrhage
Mrs. Wim Garnet a former Trey resident died suddenly at 11 45 pm Wednesday at her home two miles west of Lebanon aged 44 years 5 months 17 days The cause was a hemorrhage induced by fright after runaway horses passed by as she retired Funeral will be Sunday at 2 pm from George Garnet's home in Troy to the Presbyterian church with interment at Evangelical Friends cemetery She maiden Agnes Ann Wild born March 17 1869 was the eldest daughter of James and Eliza Wild She moved to Troy in 1888 and married William Garnet on June 24 1890 Eight children born to the union survive along with husband and siblings and other relatives The family extends heartfelt sympathy.
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Wim. Gornet
Trey
Lebanon
Troy
George Garnet
Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Friedens Cemetery
Deteased
Agmnes Ann Wild
O'Falon
James
Eliza Wild
Wm. Garnet
John
Walter
Irwin
Wilbur
Maud
Wm. H. Wild
Albert E. Wild
Paul B. Wild
Laula Klingel
Dorothy
Towa
Mieses Amanda
Martha Stien
Hans
St. Louis
Zuesta
Henry F. Rucker
Miss Anna
Oklahoma
George C. Ritcher
Alton
Formisr
August Ritcher
George Rawlings
Robert Rawlings
East St. Louis
Paul Juda
Colinsville
Fred Schuler
Qglau
Gaskill
Cossinaville
Mary Sprick
T. W. Kinzer
Lillian Konzer
Charles Pullen
Forenso
Sarah O’connor
Harry Mossman
Earl Foster
Wilab de Armmaon
Lone
A. PF. Seltzman
Henry Hawke
Frank Mann
Collinsville
G. M. Farnsworth
Mrr
George Farnsworth
Lizzie McClusky
John. Kelly
Thomas Higgins
Maynard
John Edwards
Wm. Collins
Avis
Deila Norbury
Hertha Thomas
Labor Day
Collingville
Boettcher
German Evangelical Church
9Th and Newhouse Avenue
Martin ‘Holz
Fred Drew
Highland Fair Opens With Parades and Prizes
The Highland fair begins its four day run with a decorative auto parade featuring 19 vehicles. Prizes go to Fred Wagner of Granite City for best visiting car, Edward Frey of Grant’e E for second, and Fred Pfieffer of Edwardsville for third. Home car winners are M. J. Schott, Louis Latzer, and Mrs. W. I. Hebrank. Today and tomorrow are livestock days, with events including free performances by the Six Flying Huberts and Renello Trick Bicyclists, plus meals by Charmillot Band of Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wagner
Granite City
Edward Frey
Grant’e
Flying Huberts
Renello
Highland
New Plan Proves Popular In Madison County Schools
Edwardsville Intelligencer notes County Superintendent John A W Uzzell introduced an industrial work plan to boost student interest. The system awards grades and reports for farm work like wheat cultivation, prompting many inquiries to the Superintendent’s office as more districts consider adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uzzell
John AW. Uzzell
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Madison
School plans to curb report card marks distributed
Principals nationwide seek guidance on new school plans to display a flank mark on report cards. Mr. Uzzell prepared detailed plans to be printed, with several hundred copies ordered for teachers and superintendents. He has received hundreds of letters, most of similar nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miter
Uzzell
Hansen Continuue Chemical Fire Apparatus opens in Troy
All reparations are complete for the formal opening and demonstration Saturday of the Hansen Continuue Chemical Fire Apparatus Company in the former shoe factory in the West End. Visitors from St. Louis and Troy residents are invited to inspect the new plant. An evening demonstration at Athletic Park will be followed by a social ball at Bramer's and a banquet at Rieder's Opera House.
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Hansen Continuue Chemical Fire Apparatus Company
West End
St. Louis
Troy
Hansen Chemical
Athletic Park
Bramer’s
Rieder
Kolkman Arrested Over Abandonment Charges
A resident of Troy was arrested in Sesser by Deputy Jenkins on a wife and child abandonment charge. Kolkman fled Traybout with his wife and several small children in a destitute condition. He was held in the county jail after a hearing at Edwardsville and released on promising to return home.
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Gear Mer
Troy
Sesser
Jenkins
Madison County
Besser
Kolkman
Traybout
Lesser
Franklin County
Edwardsville
Wng
Around World on Bicycles Tour Learners Headed for Asia
James E. Maye and Chris Wende planned a five year circumnavigation by bicycle. They started from New York on June 28 with two others dropping out in Maryland. After twenty nine days they logged 1137 miles and aim to reach San Francisco then cross to Asia via China and Siberia. They expect to fund travel by peat card sales and lectures in theaters. The trip spans 20000 miles and will include Europe and Ireland before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Maye
Chris
Wende
Lividen
WN. J
Troy
New York
City
Maryland
Mayo
San Francisco
China
Siberia
Austria Hungary
Germany
France
England
Ireland
Troy City Council Adopts Mayor Pro Tem In 1913 Meeting
Regular and adjourned sessions record names of officers and members present, votes to appoint Alderman Beutel as mayor pro tem, and approve minutes, finance claims, and various reports. Community notices highlight birthdays, social events, and local visits with many named residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
baSikcpiplegie “Raat Ilbadtgt
Img Age
Wm. Beutel
Fred H. Gornet
Kinder
Beutel
Geffen
Court house items list transfers and divorces
Circuit and Probate Courts record transfers and marriage licenses, new circuit court cases including several divorces such as Brindley, Rakes, Brown, Cobb, and Rithman. Probate proceedings show estates, inventories, claims vs deceased, will hearings, guardian reports, and administrator actions with numerous dates and bond amounts.
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New Circuit Court
Leo Brindley
Hattie Brindley
Mae Rakes
Frank Rakes
Adeline Brown
Everett Brown
John Bushnell
Central Brewing? Co
Maria. Perrin
Joseph Perrin
Anna J. Hough
Offie E. Hough
George €.Stullken
F. A. Delano
James H. Cobb
Emma Rithman
Emma Beckman
Emma Cobb
John Steinegger
Chrisian Gilomen
Walter Mason
J. ¥. Crosge
Joseph M. Smith
Florentine Halter
Anna B. Hema
Ig Om Yast
Charles “Baufersick
Minor
Guardian
Mary Draganic
Frank ‘Draganic
J. M. Smith
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Caroline Brueggemann
Elizabeth Smith
Dames Maddalan
W. F. Henry
Charles Brueggemann
Herman Bruuggemoon
B. J. Epstein & Co
R. A. Lowe
Lizzie Rath
Joseph Jagielski
Katie Noll Et al
Fidelity and Deposit Co. of
Maryland
Mike Koehler
Frederick Dumbeck
Execu
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WM. Gornet
Hansen Company
Trojan
St. Paul’s Lutheran
St. Jerome's Catholic
C. E. Kelermann
St. Paul’s School
Ernest Schreiner
Lena Gerfen
St. Jerome's School
Felicitas and
Gregory of
F. K. Liermann
Council Journal Social News Notes
Taylor
Electrician
Allen
Victor J. Trares
Fred Gerfen
Tames
W. Taylor
B. L. Dawson
John Sapp
Fred H. Garnet
Troy Telephone Co
George W. Goetz
James Purviance
J. E. Hindmarch
August Krieger
Labor
Red Eiffert
Jacob Mick
J. McKenna
Arthur Gerfen
Irwin Scotti
Charles Kincaid
George Simpson
Valentine Ottwein
John Fischer
C. B. Kimberlin
Teaming
John Reiss
R. C. Morrias
George Goetz
Henry Struckhoff
H. Pax
National Refining Co
Troy Call
Alten
É. Epaurer
Louis Gebauer
German Evangelical Sunday School
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's School
P. J. Craney
Matt Hoffman
Old Ripley
Will Clark
Monroe Porter
Bert Dugger
Henry @telte
Denver
Colo
Ewald Luchsecher
Sadie Riggin
Earl Sweeny
Raymond Matthews
Fred Campbell
Sor‘en
Louise
Alma Gebauer
JA. .B. Biack
Frank Snodgrass
Tilsie Kendall
Ned Kendall
George W. Mahler
HH. CG. Kerney
Don Peters
Henry Peters
Jane Jenkins
Simon Henry
May John Op
Edith Preston
Ienry Riggin
William
Ben Schtichting
Miss Mollie
Carlinville
J. L. Hagler
Thomas Ward
Witt
Chris, Busse
Harry Heleher
Cokedale
St. Loula
Kersey
Henry
Busse
Waycross
Ed River
E. D. Harris
George Jacobs
Summerfield
Jacobs
Jacob Ottwein
Jake
Sophin Hoenig
Edward Pflugbeil
St. Jacob
Greenville
Andrew Hoenig
Alvin Pflugbeil
Spies Dairy
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat- Republic
Times of Bitar
Danis
Peterman
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