Miss Liebler Dead After Illness at St Louis Hospital
Miss Josephine Liebler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Liebler of Troy died Monday at Mullanephy hospital St Louis after an operation. Relatives accompanied her to the hospital last week and remained with her throughout. She was born October 26 1890 and educated in local public schools. She leaves a father mother and three brothers Daniel Arthur and Walter and many relatives. The community offers heartfelt sympathy to the grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lichver
George Liebler
Ely
Mullanphy Hospital
St. Louis
Liebler
Badede
Troy
Ltabler
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
Tr. A. Weimecke
Racm Nao
Josephine M. Liebler
Gite
Farher
Mether
Daniel
Arthur
Walter
Miss Ligsler
GE. Motteni
Adelda Braan
Davy Amet
Miss Bess
Amy Wandin
Maude
Ed Gates
Coklinsville
Ethel Worsley
Worl
Upper Alton
Siburdary College
Samuel Cartwright
Coluinaville
Earchings
Robert H. Vance
Brurmavick
John Shere
St. Jacob
Martin Wattmann
Sionday
Merliay
Exaf Bassott
St. Howie
Delhma
Miemyts
George Goehil
Julius Veter
Henry Horstmann
Center Grove
W. T. Stranton
Saonday
Greenville
FE. Ginter
Joseph
Arth
Aml Mitde Son
Bena Baker
Otius Remisseger
Momiay
Fredericka
Mamie Dressel
George Aud
William Piaih
Dayton
Indianapolis
Mooresville
Fnd
Fred Pauter
Denver
Colo
Charles A Voelker
Edith Kleimeter
Wentaville
Little child dies suddenly in city
Helen Bohnenstielh, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Bohnenstielh, died Sunday at 4 40 am from a complication of appendicitis and peritonitis. She had entered school last week and was ill Friday. funeral held Wednesday at 11 am from the family home to the Baptist church with Rev N D Sweeny officiating. The service was well attended by pupils and friends, burial in Evangelical Fradenene cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zone
John A. Bohnenstielh
Little Helen
Phurch
N. UD. Sweeny
Friadene
Mire
E J Ober Buried Sunday in City Cemetery
The remains of E J Ober who died at Rushville arrived here Saturday evening and were interred Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the city cemetery Rev N D Sweeny of the M E church conducted the burial service Sheriff L R Moore of Schuyler County reported Ober had traveled from Mt Sterling with three others and fell ill with fever The body was taken to Lickey Co undertakers for burial and Ober's identity confirmed through his wife and sheriff Moore after an investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ober
Rushville
City
N. D. Sweeny
M. EB. Church
Ober
Sie
L. R. Moore
Schuyler County
Moore
Mr. Ober
Mt. Sterling
E. Z. Ober
St. Lewds
Goodwin
Shrylock Todd Nation Co
St. Louis
Lickey & Co
Gher
Bane
Mowesty Goods
Rain Dampens Labor Day Festivities in Troy
A damp Labor Day in Troy under Red Men Pocahontas and UMWA auspices reduced attendance but celebrations at Rieder's park and Schultze's grave still offered dancing and baseball. Morning band concert preceded events while afternoon drizzle persisted, limiting proceeds though the day remained socially successful. A teaser notes a new Alan Martin Estatrook story in The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Red Men
Pocahontas
U. M. W. A. Handy
Schultze
Rieder
Ordinance Passed for Special Election in Troy
Regular Troy city council meeting called to order by Mayor Busse with nine aldermen present. Treasurer’s report for August 1909 shows cash on hand and receipts from licenses totaling 12,272.68. expenditures listed for lighting, police, street work, and various contracts. Finance committee report approved. hearing on electrician August 1909, dram shop bond actions for Voelker and Richardson bonds accepted and licenses granted. communication read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Lib
Bnese
Rall Call
Russe
Cherk Vetter
Beutel
Behort
Petermen
Gornei
Norbury
Stranhans
Scholl
Thal
Counell
Tohmonthon
III
Busse
Roleal
Vexter
Schoud
Garnet
Peterman Remling
Bess
Bane
Satoon
Hive Vt
Etry
Sime
John W. Gornet
WM. Beated
D. Scudet
Edward Bert RL
Dan Tug
Gihort Wries
Brookside Gant Co
Coat Fore OM
Bramnesworth
Jame Cooper
John Schwadin
Inbor
Avig
Tieorge Eckert
Ameust Beutel
Sir
Kubar
Herbert Kennedy
Lohar
Frank Twerney
Dadeuge
Biter
Porviance & Son
L. M. Rumsey & Co
C.T Kunemuemagin
W. J. Vetter
Thraat & Expenses
Edwardsville Intelligencer
OTS Marck Peterman
Bar Loon
W. L. Flower
Stienhaus
Gustave A. Voelker
Bond
Treamer
Voelker
John It
Richardson
Cornet
Marriage in Blackjack draws local interest
Miss Edith Schwantz wed Oliver Wall in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St John s Catholic Church officiated by Rev Fr A Wenecke. Relatives and a few intimate friends attended with a reception that drew much of the surrounding community. The couple, of Blackjack, plan to make their home in St Louis later transferring to the West after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Schwantz
Oliver Wall
St. John’s Catholic Church
A. Wenecke
Otto Schwartz
Tthe Bridie
Regia Loyet
Aml Mana
Johin Schwartz
Huckjack
St. Bows
Mike Whstr
St. Lowis
Family notes from Troy area and surrounding towns
Peter and relatives in Troy and vicinity. Edma Wood traveled to St. Louis to attend McKinley high school and stay with relatives. Eurgeme and Aldred Rigein return from a prospecting trip in Oklahoma and may relocate. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wead of Moberly attended a funeral for the Boatin family, visiting afterward. Andrew, formerly a Troy boy, works as a fireman on the Wabash from Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Troy
Edma Wood
St. Louis
McKinley High School
Usiele
Ben Zemk
Eurgeme
Aldred Rigein
Oklahoma
Andrew Wead
Moberly
John A. Boatin
Andrew
Troy ‘Coy
Wabash Run- Ame
Among Church and Society in Local Y W T A Meeting
The Y W T A met last Saturday at Mrs Alfred Capelle s home with large attendance and elected officers for the year including C M Friand president Miss Res GC Dave recording secretary Anna Roslaw correspondence Miss frecending and Marie Huitresier treasurer Mrs Wm UW Wild press superintendent and several departmental superintendents. A report notes delegations from county and nearby churches as well as plans for services and missions with a large turnout expected for St Paul s congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Capelle
C. M. Friand
Res. GC. Dave
M. Hannah Morgan
Anna Roslaw
Frecending
Marie Huitres Rier
Snaifocls
AlWret Canele
Barbara Lamp
Richuic Jones
Cube Delegad
CG. Strassen
Gasterare
St. Pant'et
Fo von Atralic
Collin
B.A. Weise
St. Louis
St. Paul's
Dana
Osinty
TJ. Mille
Ee Catherine J Ssoo
Margareti
Ube
Vo- Mies Millis
Deverloness
Kingdom of Mear
P. H. Mittendorf
Angeles
Ol Ripley
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Wm. H. Wild
Merry Workers
The
Presbyterian Church
Muss
Court House Items and Civil Actions Noted
Circuit and Probate Courts see transfers and marriages. Appeals include Jamca Wilson and John B Judd versus Christ Nicolla. Several cases list damages and dissolutions such as W H Retfield against US Short and related parties. Dissolutions include Henry Dilling and Edith L Dillline, and Florence Seymour versus Seymour. Desertion cited in multiple divorce and complaint lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Circuit Court
Jamca Wilson
John B. Judd
Christ Nicolla
Tiliamis Coal Co
George Miler
W. H. Reinfield
Short
W. H. Retfield
Mike Wihelm
Nashorn Darderian
Americom Steel Co
Camages
James Frazier
American Car and Voussdlry Co
Sban
Henry Dilling
Edith L. Dillline
Diverce
Compleiant
Seymour Va
Florence Seymour
Food Brandes
George Dimitroff
Avanca Demtroff
Verce
Make Riekulien
National Enginelog
Damwetoe HT
Probate Proceedings and Appointments in the Hillskotter Case
Probate filings before Judge Hillskotter include inventories approved for James Stubbs and FP Fenetermanm. wills and minor reports set for September through November. multiple appraisers appointed, and various estates assigned administrators and guardians with bond and bequest details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hillskotter
James Stubbs
B. Fenetermanm
Lous Bobi
O'Tanled
Chamberlaain
T.C. Stralken
John
Selostile
Abawr
Lanferelyk Et al
Naport
B. Milnnor
Milnor
W. TE Foxx
Imfurts
Martive Foxx
el Wbager
Wi. Kerstin
G. A. Nhentann
Terman Fuxedu
Ernest Steen
Elijah Etherbelge
Sounton
Esther R. Gex
Ami
Real Eeware Transfers and Home Transactions Shown
OCR reads as many property and witness transfers with names and places. It lists Edwardsville, Gal Weve, Goldin ville, West Eel Heights, and other locales along with dollar amounts like 79 400 and 81 008. The fragmentary text references wives, husbands, quids, and tract descriptions with dates and conveyance terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrel
Milward Woeker
Waler
Gerkey
Henry
M. T Sanonit
Wal
Edwardsviltes
Colbie
Ryans
Evie
Caine
Goldinville
Tercy
Binney
Wile
Sarah
Buoelisen
Burlseuschnetz
West Eel Heights
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Liebler
ST. Louis Hospital
John A. Bohnenatish
Wm. Bohnenstiehl
Lena Repke
John &. Watt
Maggie Bohnenstiehl
Clara Kinsler
Maggie Wilbert
Lee Lueckmann
Mies Elia Heinecke
Anna Lang
Colinsville
John Guttersohn
Maggie Guttersohn
O'Fallon
Alan Martin Estatrook
Call
Journal OF Council
Tower
Norah Dakota
James A
Hanim Shiver
Glan
Warnes Moudivick
Trey
Tilep FB
Giger
Mamie Subre
Sunebhay
Alhamiona
Misa
Mas
Win
Lanrewind
Augusta An Fannsh Lawisek
Geare
Stoney
Rey Stith
Marion Carter
Andrew Sotuaidt
Lester Amlerson
Poe Oak
Pirates of
Mavine
Phigens
Dewn Sreth
St. Gaia
Vieih
Mer
Vin Heloher
Sherry Dhakentudak
Gidbert
Lister
M. Clydin Tirke
Leu
Werdler
Ami Moers
Wro- Bolem Asd
Sibry
Ty Daniel Peterman
Circuit and Probate
Wahu Peterson
American Car and Foundry Co
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