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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1898

Page

7

Local Laconios: Palm Sunday Plans and Community Notes

Palm Sunday arrives with local events and notices across town. City council scheduled for Monday. Clifton Specialty Company performances promote midweek shows at the opera house. Easter services and a broad mix of social items, births, business moves, and local happenings fill the page.

Prize Word Contest Attracts Seventeen Participants

A weekly Call prize word contest opened with three prizes for the three largest lists from So WEEKLY CALL. Entries closed April 1, seventeen hats were received, and word validity was checked, with several cancelled for nonwords or repeated letters. Winners include Louis L. Eckert Troy 97, Miss Lelta Joseph 311, Willie Jarvis 55, and others. The first prize earns one year’s subscription, second six months, third three months. A new contest will be announced soon.

Tae Can Louis L. Eckert Troy Lelta Joseph Willie Jarvis SS Mra Frank Snodgrass Miga Nelle Gastenecker Collinsville Milay Mattie Kinder Iroy Aaron Smith Mra. F Edwards Mieg Gertie Bennett Cramer H. A. Rtaser Ee Vidamont Tg . Ars Arthor Siligmann Milas Addie Simpson Ming Amanda Strockhoff Troy Charile Gankill Formons

City Officers Chosen at Ward Conventions

City voters gathered at ward conventions last Saturday evening to nominate aldermen for the city council. W. Norbury, W. M. Austin, and R. H. Hoge were named for the three wards. A miscount in the second ward led to temporary confusion, and ballots exceeded voters. A general city clerk nomination was also held, with H. A. Canedy prevailing after the fourth ballot. Independent mayoral candidates are reportedly considering bids. The notice ends with local ads for merchandise and footwear.

Wm. Norbury W. M. Austin R. H. Hoge H. A. Canedy

Letter from the Par North Excerpt From Alaska Voyage

Extracts from Chas Auwarter’s letter home dated March 17 1898 aboard the PaKsHan off St Marys Inland Vancouver to Alaska travel notes describe smooth seas between islands and mainland dimly lit by the Japan current. He reports health, playful shipmates, a growing dog trade in Seattle and Vancouver friendliness while hinting at the harsh realities of Alaska migration and soon reaching Dyea and the Stickeen river route.

Vancouver City B.C Fort Wrangle Japan Dyon Link Ia Vancouver Oilers Bounce Jones Willi Cap Seattle Newfoundland Michigan Link Alaska Ely Cam Victoria Portland San Francisco Rose Dyen Alwska North Pacific Danson Stickeen Miller Dyea Hoplig Allan Wollen Charlie

Purely Personal Locals Visit St Louis and Nearby Towns

J J Stronhans was in St Louis on business. Miss Laura Anderson has been ill this week. Rev Louis Dornseif attended city events Monday. Miss Odell Cressy spent Sat and Sun in Coltinaville. Miss Grace Kingston visited St Louis this week. J M Hawley stayed with Greenville relatives. Miss Guasie Zenk guests in Collinsville Monday. Samuel Rawson of St Louis in city several days. Miss Jessica Jepson visited East St Louis relatives. Laula Mueller from Quincy Soldiers Home on furlough. Milas Lettie Knight of St Louis hosted by Mrs G A Purviance. Miss Lettie Kneedler of Collingville visited Phil Zenk and family Friday. Dan Jones left for North Chicago last Saturday to make it his future home. I A Risser and wife visited daughter Mrs Wm Holdem in St Louis Sunday. Chan E Davis of Leonardville KS stayed with H A Risser family. Thomas J Colling left for Davenport to join Lawa Telephone Supply. M F Zent of Belleville district manager of Insurance Compact was in the city Tuesday on business. Don’t miss such a good opportunity to buy good goods at prices you have

Taylor Jos. C. Schied Olive Street St. Louis Tom Success Mra. Hampton's J. C. Hollis Edwardsville A. Steup Carl Oatman Collinsville Trey J. L. Angler Cora Granger Laura Anderson Louis Dornseif Odell Cressy Coltinaville J. M. Hawley Greenville Mies Guasie Zenk Samuel Rawson Mies Jessica Jepson East St. Louis I. A. Risser Wm. Holdem St. Lonis Chan E. Davis Leonardville Kansas H. A. Risser Thomas J. Colling Davenport Lawns Lawa ‘Telephone Supply Company M.F. Zent Bellevilte Insurance Compact Cassie Listerman E. C. Pierce Belleville Margaret Clara Listerman Yale College Dimple Shaffer Ella Wilkins Dr. Seigel Ida Anderson Grace Sanders Thompson Dixon Galesburg Robbie Jones

Valuable Books For Sale From Local Office

The office offers J. W. Buel books for sale including The Savage World a complete Natural History of the world's creatures priced 1.50 Around the World with the Great Voyagers a record of the fading of all Sande priced 1.50 The Dark Continent a complete history of Africa's explorations priced 1.50 Metropolitan Life Unveiled Sunlight and shadow of America's great cities priced 1.00 All are handsomely bound illustrated ideal gifts or library additions Call to view or they can be mailed on receipt of price.

J. W. Buel Price Sande Africa America

Clifton Specialty Company at the opera house show

The Clifton Specialty Company will perform at the opera house on Wednesday and Thursday nights, April 6 and 7. The road troupe features Howard Beall, Emma Latow, Oscar and Sallie Klerus, Sam Stickney, and Harry Coryell with their own band and orchestra, presenting a first‑class act.

Clay’ Street Clifton Specialty Company Opera House Clifton Howard Beall Sampson Emma LaTow Oscar Sallie Klerus Sam Stickney Harry Coryell

Real Estate Transfers and Licenses at County Capital

Real estate transfers filed for record at the county capital include John F Jarvis and wife to F D Hall and others, with deeds and lot references. Administered transfers list Lung B Stewart to Kate Parvinnee and related lot 2 in Weasley Jarvis addition, Troy. Marriage licenses issued at the county capital since last report include John D Daech and Rone M Ryan.

Recorder’s John F Jarvis F D Hall Platcher Jarvis Beira Cael John BF Jarvis Yeeros Lung Stewart Kate Parvinnee Weasley Jarvis Add Troy John D Daech Edwargeviliss Rone M Ryan

Uncalled Letters at Troy Post Office February 1 1898

Postal list shows letters remaining uncalled for at Troy post office with foreign letters marked by a star. Names include Andrewa Richard Hamil Mrs G W Jacobs John O Connor Miss Kittie Probs Mary Wand Rev M W Powell P M.

Troy Andrewa Richard Hamil G. W. Jacobs John O’connor Kittie Probs Mary Wand

Circulating Library Social Hosted by Ladies’ Aid Society

The Circulating Library Social will be held at Prof. W. W. Edwards' residence on Thursday evening April 7. All are invited to attend and represent a book. The highlight will be a guessing feature. Refreshments will be served. Admission ten cents.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church W. W. Edwards

For Sale Five thoroughbred bull pups offered for sale

For Sale. Five thoroughbred bull pups for sale. Inquire of Ep Demaixe. The Famous fn going to move from Troy and the entire stock of Don't miss such a good opportunity to buy good goods at prices you have to pay for. cheap ones elsewhere. A few dozen pairs left of our Ladies Genuine Bright Grain Barreton Bhoos all solid leather. Willing to move them out at 95 cents per pair. A. KLIN

Troy Ep Demaixe A. Klin Gooda

Collinsville Cullings Local News and Social Notes

Collinsville briefed with visits from Salem and Belleville residents. Violet Society marks second anniversary. Maude Shepherd honored. Yale College boys to entertain. News on Miss Carrie Thompson sprain. Dr Seigel in town. miners to begin eight hour system with parade April 1. Child Robbie Jones injured by train. recovery hoped. Local sales notice ends with ad for surplus goods and typos.

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Sla L. W. Doruseff Ana I. W. Cook N. M. Jarvin Wm. Kimberlin Buatnesa Jarvis Mr. Riss Ser H. E. Brown Opera M. W. A. Camp Brown Reventesn Ity Hall A. Klein Chas, O. Auwarter M. F. Auwarter Chas Pakshan St. Mary’s J. J. Stronhans Grace Kingston Laula Mueller Soldies Quincy, IL Milas Lettie Knight G. A. Purviance Lettie Kneedler Collingville Phil, Zenk and Dan Jones North Chicago Real M. W. Powell, P. M Vandalia ESTWA VaNdAlia Accom Effingham ExSun Son IndIaNapolis Sun Ellott Trox Illinois Brunner Collinsville Cullings H. Tarsay Salem John Hanvey Begole Little Sons Clay Violet Society Maude Shepherd J. H. Hennesy Carrie Thompson Seigel John Rumler A. Hartman J.B Lynn
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