Local Notes Span Moves Births and Mines in Area
Pay day comes for Donk mine employees. Fred and Mrs Clare reside anew at East St. Louis. Uerman Sehmacher has a meat stand in front of his business. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Blumberg of Pin Oak. Struckhoff relocate to Mourine for a future home. Somes family resettle in West Fuji area. Doak’s mine at Cuba resumes after five months. A daughter born to the Schulzes’ household. Scattered showers ease dust and aid agriculture. Mine 6 at Stauston to be abandoned. Sehimieker hosts a moving picture show at Rieder’s, slated to continue. Madison County farm superintendent Dzengolewski resigns. Traube of Albion named successor. Dr Braner files Braner Heights plat. new subdivision near Collinsville road. Zenk tenants vacate, Tacter moves to Louis. Bostion family moves into vacated property. Professor Braun, once in Highland, touring. arrested on charges of mail fraud. Troy case against Dr Braner for payment dismissed. Tax suit over a der property owned by Braner’s sister discussed. Preventives candy cold cure tablet marketed. asserts to ease colds with no quinine or laxatives. Beno Bribach, son of Dr Envene Brivaeh, dies by self-inflicted gunshot in St Louis. remains sent to Highland. Mississippi Banner subscription via Daniel Peterman. 22-11 Wedding invitations advertised in The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred Blumberg
Pin'Oak
Louis Struckhoff
Mourine
J.T. Somes
G. A. Veoelker
Doak
Cuba
Adhonnelny
August Schulze
Stauston
George HW. Sehimieker
Rieder
Opera House
Edward Dzengolewski
Meadison County
Goor
Charles Traube
Abion
F. W. Braner
Hhis Plat
Braner Aeights
Tawim
Ithe Collinsville Road
Amd
Seenton 9
Augustin Zenk
Paducah
Os. Kingston
Beno Bribach
Envene Brevaeh
St Louis
Sumlay
Highland
Lernen
Rhodes Scholarship Exam Opens for Chicago Applicants
An annual Rhodes scholarship opportunity is offered to enterprising young men. The examination will be held October 19 and 20 at Northwestern University building in Chicago. Applicants must register at the university and apply to Edmund J. James, secretary, with exam admission to President A. W. Harrie. The scholarship is worth 1500 dollars annually for three years for unmarried men ages 19 to 25 who are citizens of the United States and have completed the preparatory year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Shudeuat
Rhodes
University of Oxford
Northwestern University
Lake Trees
Chicago
Edmund J. James
A. W. Harrie
Che University
Bucklen’s Amen Salve touted as family healer
A dramatic Call advertisement claims Bucklen’s Amen Salve cures burns cuts and rashes for the whole family. It features urgency phrases and lists common household injuries with exhortations to buy from S Kingston and a newspaper carrier in St. Louis offering daily and Sunday papers for under two cents a week.
COURT HOUSE ITEMS AND MARRIAGE LICENSES LISTED
Court notices show numerous cases including divorces cruelty desertion and foreclosures for notes ranging up to 5800 with names such as Spero Evaneff, Nick Alabach & Co, George Vesper, Benjamin Giles, Celia Giles, Wilma Reynolds, Ira Reynolds, Thomas Colgate, Nora Colgate, Minnie Delaney, Jessa Delaney, Virginia Quihey, Max Rubenstern, Minuie Morrison, Frank Morrison, Edward Southwick, Mary Southwick, Rachael Guylion, T J Somesexat, Carl Granau, Anna Baerlein, Alton National Bank, Berita Eckert, Margaret Blanchard, Mamie Sellheim, Agnes Stalder, Johan Rolver, Caroline Brueggemann, PL U Simmons, Myrtle Simmons, Charles McCain, the Alton National Bank, and others. multiple marriages licenses issued for residents of Venice Granite City Upper Alton Collinsville Alton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spero Evaneff Va
Nick Alabach & Co
George Vesper
Berita H. Eckert
J. I. Eckert
Chargres
Leserion
Gernor
Margaret Blanchard
Joseph J. Blanchard
Edward
Mamie Sellheim
Lewis Selheim
Margaret Bauman
Alexander Rodger
James Rodger
Elizabeth Rodger
Agnes Stalder
Johan Rolver
Jane Rodger
Deceasar
Caroline Brueggemann
PL. UU. Simmons
Myrtle Simmons
Charles McCain
Alton National Bank
Alton
R. O. Mueller
Henry Knolten- Merz
Hannah
Mueller
Agaimet
Cdie- Tendank
Local property transfers and estates listed in Edwardsville area
Property records show multiple transfers and probate actions. Mabel Baird and husband Lb. Yager, widowed, appear in an admittance totaling 3900 dollars. Joseph Miegenoocham to Frederick Tyan records 2900 dollars for purposes in Jamie M. Burd et al. and Bailnd’s sub. Various parcels—from Bellmont Heights to Edwardsville—move between individuals and estates with values ranging from 1 to 5300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel H. Baird
Tio
D. Yager
Wid
J. Wl. Nelvin
Joseph Wateker
Admriv
C. W. Huskineson
Admmrd
C. W. Huskinsonw
Va Ida M. Pherce
God
Paw
Joseph Miegenoocham
Frederick Tyan
Jamie M. Burd
Joseph Stierems
Bailnd
Flenther Heights
D. G. Jones
F. W. Braner
Theresa Geiger
Louis Gieger
Frank Kros
Sophia Kros
A. Feldmworn
Gueltig
N. O. Nelson
H. W. Takewa
Leclaire
G. F. Nichols
W. R. Me
Troy Market Prices From Friday Corrected List
Market notes list several grain feeds and produce including wheat at 60 to 60 cents per bushel for wheat, hay ranges from 7.00 to 9.00 per ton for Clover and 9.00 to 11.00 for Timothy, flour at 3.20 per cwt, bran 1.15 per cwt, white middlings 1.35 per cwt, oats 1.25 per cwt, potatoes per bushel, cattle per hundredweight, hogs 6.50 to 7.50 per hundredweight, calves 9.50 to 10.00 per hundredweight, spring lambs 0.50 per pound, chickens 0.08 per pound, spring chickens, butter 0.25 per pound, eggs per dozen listed, with several garbled items in the transcription.
Stockholders Meeting of Shamrock Gold Mining and Mill
A special meeting of the Shamrock Gold Mining and Mill ing Company stockholders is set for October 1909 at 10 a.m. in Room 704 Houser Building St. Louis Missouri to vote on authorizing a loan secured by mortgage and to conduct officers and directors business. Charles J. Maurer president and Chris Busse secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Gold Mining and Milling Company
Houser Building
St. Louis
Shamrock Gold Mining and Milne Company
Cmnarles
Electric Bitters Promised To Boost Health And Vitality
The note touts Electric Bitters as a powerful health booster, claiming it improves stomach and liver function, purifies blood, and energizes the whole body. It promises vigor and brain sharpness for the weak or run-down, priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Kingston. The ad ends by urging readers to try a Want Ad in The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul's
Merrill
Naptha
Collinsville
Saratoga
Atk
Main
Troy
Fred Clare
East St. Louis
Uerman Sehmacher
Mississippi Blatter
Daniel Peterman
Oxford
Moses
Baby
Johnie
Mamie
Billie Bas Geuk
S. Kingston
Court House
Quitan
Maple Park
Oscar N. Barneaut
W. H. Schafer
Henry Baily
Wee
Venice
Anna Pfeffer
Joseph Betiri
Granite City
Anna Dillinger
Romel Groff
Mary Marz
Manic
Udiles
James Edmonds
Auttion Evhel Fuhler
Ccc
Upper Alton
O. J. Mranitin
A. B. Juenger
Louis Logee
Upper Altion
Anna Younebhoorl
O. E. Patterson
Bloomington
Mary E. Nixon
Antonio Asero
Alton Amionia Zellen
Glen Carbon WB. Cao
Eieee Eters
Troy Frinves Ro Ray
Gen D. Burroughs
Edwardsville
Neda H. Barnshack
O. T. Wolf
Ae Duquoin Rich Schwartz
Troy Market
Wm. Meiners
J. F. Jarvis
A. F. Seligman
Paul Wiebe
Highland II
Braner Heghts
Pin Oak
Wm. Busse
R.F.D
Vamdnilia
Appoyl
Mics Anurusta Zerak
Elmer Belk
Carlee Panes
Corinth Woolen Mills
Carlee
Carlee Paints
M. F. Alwarter
General Merchandise Son the Square
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