Petit jurors drawn for circuit court weeks three and four
A list of petit jurors was drawn to serve the third and fourth weeks of the circuit court including A. P. Mossman Nick Gilomen Jr Fred Westerhold Conrad Sievers Charles Kluge Frank Kalina Charles Brockmeyer Anton Hind Wm Hall J S Riley Charles Draper Fred Strackeljahn F E Sawyer Jacob Thompson John Wald Will Schneider Pat Horn Jr Herman Rathman Frank Walters Louis Schetter and others. The circuit court has disposed of several cases across Chancery Law and other tracks with multiple foreclosures divorces judgments and damages awarded or dismissed. Continued and dismissed matters include Meiners vs Clepper Herzog vs Massey American Car Boundry Co vs Weyh Glass vs Olive Schwarz vs Bram ell Venom vs Fossieck and Fagan vs National Enameling. Several cases involve damages attachments and trespass with verdicts and appeals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mossman
Nick Gilomen, Jr
Fred Westerhold
Conrad Sievers
Charles Kluge
Frank Kalina
Charles Brockmeyer
Anton Hind
Wm. H. Hall
J. S. Riley
Charles Draper
Fred Strackeljahn
F. E. Sawyer
Jacob Thompson
John Wald
Will Schneider
Pat Horn, Jr
Herman Rathman
Frank Walters
Louis Schetter
Circuit Court
Chancery
Fredericka Meiners
J. F. Clepper
O.M. Clark
T. T. Ellis
Coats
Emil O. Herzog
Maria Herzog
Hannah Massey
E. B. Glass
I. A. Olive
Peter Schwarz
Highland Brewing Co
John Bodenberg
O. M. Bramell
Lizzie
W. L. Penny
Henry Voge
Clem Shaw
Granite City & St. Louis By. Co
August Stein
T. C. Johnson
Henry Dickhaus
National Enameling Co
Parsons Band Cutter & Self Feeder Co
Jacob Dunstedter
Assumpsit
Madison County
Louis F
City of Troy
A. O. Hunsucker
George F. Miller
Probate notes detail extensive estates and guardianships
The record lists numerous probate actions including final reports for estates of Louis Fullriede Esther Burroughs and others, guardian appointments for minors such as George Laird Sharp, Willem McKee and Emma Blattner, bond amounts, proofs of death, and hearings set for April and June. It also records tax collector returns for Madison County townships with amounts charged, collected, and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillskotter
Nicholas Liefferig
Guardian
Louis Fullriede
W.R., Morriss
Louis Macar
Minor
Esther W. Burroughs
E. W. Burroughs
George Laird Sharp
B. H. McKinney
Julia Helmich
Charles L. Leukel
Christian Sponeman
Henry Hecht
Louise Spiecker
Clara Grosse Et al
Thomas Robertson
Charles Milner
Floyd H. Blattner
Carl Blattner
Emma Blattner
Mamie Sharp
C. Moritz Roedger
Nellie Henry Et al
John Henry
Zeph Silver
Robert F. Mitchell
Joseph Jedliscka
Nicolaus Bittendorf
Charles B. McKee
Nancy McKee
Jas. N
George M. Squires
B. G. Cooper
Benjamin Crews
Albert B. McKee
L. C. Keown
Agnes K. McKee
Henry Traves
Dent E. Burroughs
Adolph Iberg
August Weider
John Noll
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland
John Atkins
John Convery
W. W. Lowe
Wm. Atkins
C. W. Leverett
Herman Dustmann
Mary Dustmann
Fritz
Catherine Dustmann
August Wilkening
Ernest Wolf
Wm. Blase
Robert Kennedy
H. M. Schweppe
Edwin T. Kenedy
R. M. Kennedy
Jennie Kennedy Klein
Ellen Harrison
Mary Kennedy Nixon
Collection figures for several collectors show delinquencies
Venice-William Collier shows amount charged of 65 124.22, collected 62 717.22, delinquent 2 407, commission 1 254.35. Wood River-Mason Malson reports amount charged 25 715.99, collected 23 857.74, delinquent 1 858.25, commission 477.16. A third entry lists an amount charged 22 451.29 with 21 533.89 collected and 917.40 delinquent, commission 430.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
William Collier
Wood River
Mason Malson
Electric Bitters credited with recovery by Philadelphia man
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a startling recovery story. He describes severe illness with yellow skin and weakness, three doctors giving up, then using Electric Bitters for three weeks and improving greatly. He asserts the product saved him from the grave and advertises it at 50 cents guaranteed at S Kingston's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
S. Kingston's
Kingstons Warrants Every Butte Pain Balm Cure
Kingston advertises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism sprains cuts burns and other ailments with a free promise if no benefit. It claims quick relief after one application and includes a 25 cent price and a 50 cent option at S Kingston's. Also notes Dr Kings New Life Pills relieved a Winchester case and 4 papers for the price of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston's
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
S. Kingston
Jose McDonald
Man
Logan County
West Va
Chamberlain
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Curt House
ENS
Cirénitana
Collona Buddha
Mattie Buddha
Henry F. Miller
George Esterlein
Wesley Jarvis
Troy
Mary M. Austin
Henry M. Kimberlin
Dewey Street
Clay Street
Isaac W. Cook
John Norbury
Fairview
M. W. Powell
Frank Pfeiffer
Powell
William Henshaw
Glen Carbon
Minnie Hennings
Edward Jackson
Newport
Delia Dennis
Henry Balster
Bethalto
Rebecca Deye
Edward J. Hobson
Edwardsville
Essie G. Bowles
Warden Aaron J. W. Morrissett
Adda Anderson
West Madison
Collectors
Alton
Henry Schreiber
Collinsville
Edward Burgender
Chouteau
Geo. L. Link
Fred Hanser
Helvetia
F. A. Winter
Wnamecki
C. A. Kellermann
Kingston
Bollman Mercantile CO
Kinloch
Geo. Liebler
W.F. Peter
Winston Shor
Il. Botson
Olive Streat
St. Louis
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
F. E. Linder
J. W. Garnet
Sto
Stoop.m
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
Center Street
Odd Fellows
CopynicuTs &c
Munn & Se
Scientific American
Scientific Journal
Newedealers Munn & Co
New York
Washington, D. C
U. S
Casnowe Dato Ee
Washington,d.cc
West Main ST
Reed
Julius Peter
rUnion Shop
Main St
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