Executrix Notice in Estate of Henry Wendler
Elizabeth Wendler as Executrix gives notice before Madison County Probate Court in Edwardsville at the October Term. Creditors must appear to present claims for adjustment. Debts should be paid promptly to the executrix. Dated August 11, 1916. Attest: John B. Coppinger, Probate Clerk. First publication August 18, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wendler
Madison
Illinois
Madson County
Edwardsville
Elizabeth Wendler
John B. Coppinger
City of Troy Takes Bids for Pole and Wire Property
The property spans 200 by 60 feet, including poles and all wires and insulators on them. Bids open at the Troy City Council meeting on the first Monday of November 1916. A $200 certified check accompanies each bid. council may reject all bids per Ordinance No. 146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ilinois
A. D
Fred H. Gornet
Notice of sale of Troy city electric plant and lot
The city of Troy Illinois announces sealed bids by November 6 1916 for the city electric light plant and the lot, including fixtures poles and wires, plus the building engines and equipment. The sale follows an ordinance describing the property and sale terms and requires a two hundred dollar bid security with each bid. Provisions include publication in the Troy Weekly Call for sixty days and bid opening at a future city council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Electric Light
City of
Troy
Ilinois
City Electric
Section Nine
A. D
W. J. Vetter
Visitor and Cottager Clash Over Pigs Near House
In a brief Punch style exchange a visitor scolds the cottager for keeping pigs too close to the house. The cottager quips that the doctor advised this, while a Want Ad suggests trying a classified notice.
St Jacob Neighbors Share News and Visits
Numerous short notices detail visits, travels, and social events in St Jacob and nearby towns. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Wm P Sweeny at St Elmo, funeral attendance in Greenville, families visiting Hoffmanns and Wasems, club gatherings, a church group outing, and local sports results as the Lund Mauldin team beat Lebanon 5 to 2.
Highland visitors and relocations and local land sale
Mr and Mrs Henry Weber of Teutopolis and other locals visited Highland this Saturday while A P Mossmann returned from Sapollo New Mexico. Otto Augustin bought 80 acres known as Starkey pasture from Mat Brown heirs for 3600 dollars. C P Baumann’s brick corner building is being razed for a new residence. Stork visits: George McCain welcomed a girl and H W Patt welcomed a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weber
Teutopolis
Highland
A. P. Mossmann
Sapollo
N. M
John J. Spindler
Wallace Stokes
C. T. Pabst
Walloon Lake
Mich
Starkey
Mat Brown
Otto Augustin
C. P. Baumann
Broadwand Zschokke Street
Stork
George McCain
H. W. Patt
Local Notes From Marine Area And Surroundings
John Kettler visited Altamont last week while Miss Oneta Schafer of Clinton stayed with Jacob Vollrath and family. Mrs. W. Weeks of Peoria and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Straub of Warsaw hosted relatives here. John Koch returned from a two month stay with relatives in Mansfield Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Veatch hosted Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Billson. Dr. Ellison of Chicago and Mrs. Walter Smith of Alton were guests of the Billsons. Wilbur Loos fractured his left wrist while playing with a toy wagon. The Marine local of the Southern Illinois Milk Producers Association will meet Saturday at 8. The Park View hotel sale, postponed indefinitely, is owned by Herman Becker and has been vacant a month. W. J. Deiss left Marine Electric Service Co to pursue aviation work in Washington, D. C. George Blume of St. Louis, formerly of Marine, has bought three lots from Wal Miller to build a home and will move back later this fall. Marine public school opened last Friday with 140 pupils, under Principal L. P. Wetzel. teachers include Miss Sebastian, Miss Verna Wood and Miss Edith Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hurst, Jr
Pocahontas
Sam Hurst
Wm. Schoeck
Sunny Hour Club
Dick Beal
Alice Bae
Louis Beal
Mulberry Grove
John J. Gaffner
Trevor
Aviston
Belleville
Louis Buchmiller
St. Louis
Joseph Becker
Steve Flore
August Stelzer
Raymond
Ollie Meyer
R. Meyer
G. A. Dreisvegt
Edna
A. KE. Feibig
C. A. Feibig
Vernon
C. A. Hildebrand
Matilda Waldecker
Alvina
St. Ja Cob
Grace Cabbage
Minnie Merritt
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
W. Weeks
Peoria
G. Faes
John Koch
Mansfield
Ohio
W. E. Straub
Warsaw
Ind
J. H. Veatch
O. A. Ellison
Chicago
Walter Smith
Alton
C. M. Bilson
Wilbur
Fred Loos
Marine
Southern Illinois Milk Producers' Association
Park View
Herman Becker
W. J. Deiss
Marine Electric Service Company
Washington, D. C
Aeronautical Department
U. S. Navy
George Blume
Wal. Miller
Mr. Blume
Marine Public School
Silo Notes and Local Visits Reflect Quiet Week
Silo filling dominated the week with community visits sprinkled in. Collinsville residents James Simpson and Naomi Metz visited and stayed with local families. Several households hosted guests from Collinsville and nearby towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Gerstenecker, the Rissers from Strasburg, and the Edwards group from Staunton and St Jacob, sharing a Sunday gathering with local families. Spring Valley School opened with teacher Miss Mary SG and a normal pupil turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simpson
Collinsville
Joseph Watt
Lee Gaskill
Naomi Metz
Herman Esterlein
Spring Valley
Mary SG
Arles Gerstenecker
James Gerstenecker
Fred Risser
Strasburg
Herman Metz
James Geers
Myrtle
Cleo
St. Jacob
Wilbur Edwards
Albert Riggin
Alberta
Irene Bond
Staunton
George Edwards
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Relief for Aches
Forget Your Aches. Stiff knees and aching limbs burden life. Sloan's Liniment eases rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia and strains without rubbing. Handy on emergencies, 26 cents at your druggist. Optometrist John J. Gaffner tests eyes and fits glasses every Saturday morning at the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
John J. Gaffner
St. Jacob
Local trades listing for Philip Schultze services
For bricklaying plastering or any concrete work call Philip Schultze. Phone 865 26 1. Also promoting Carpenter’s Delicious Ice Cream better than the best at G M Robinson’s Pe 36 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schultze
Carpenter
G. ‘M. Robinson’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Gebauer
John T. Bohenstiehl
F. Braner
Jacob Duckett
W. W. Meiners Quality Shoe Parlor
Josephine Schrader
Jesse L. Simpson
Madison County
Percy P. Lusk
Vernon D. Coons
George W. Crossman
LEGAL
F. H. Gornet
Remington
SMITH
Ee Type Foundry
Buffalo
N. Y
Emil Wasem
Leona Schoeck
Tabea Verein
Carrye Hilby
Hot Springs
Hope
Ark
P. M
E. Essenpreis
Pierron
Miss Fricker
Perico
Texas
John Kettler
Altamont
Oneta Schafer
Clinton
Jacob Vollrath
Buyamhome
Bucks Stove & Range CO
Saint Louis- Missouri
Armhing Company
C. Kueker
Met
Horn of Plenty
Gornet Bros
Clay Street
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