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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1899

Page

7

Local Briefs and Shop Ads Mix In City News

School election next Saturday and official city ballot featured. Jewelry, hats, clocks, and shoes advertised at Hawley's A Klein's and Mrs Kiesel shops. The Troy Cemetery Mite Society meets at Mrs W J Vetter's home at 2 PM. The I O R M plans to form Kaskaskian Tribe No 126. Township ticket expected to favor Schulere candidates for Republican victory. Mail dispatch changes from Troy postoffice at 6:26 PM with connections to Vandalia. March mail volume up. call at Klein's for free clocks and hat racks. Local telegraph and telephone activity noted with 120 messages in March. Public auction of Geo Schneider property set for April 22 at 1 PM with 6 month credit. Supervisors annual statement typo corrected from 923.21 to 628.21. Hog stray notices and a notice case resolved. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by local drug dealer J Kingston.

Eight Hour Celebration By Labor Unions In City

The first anniversary of the eight hour system was celebrated by United Mine Workers and American Federation of Labor with a city parade led by Schultze Band, a speech at Rie der’s Opera House by Willis Terry, and heavy interest from local business owners as streets and venues were festooned with bunting. Also reported: engine breakdown near the depot caused delays, a Helping Hand Dancing Club ball at the Opera House, rheumatism cures via Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, Odd Fellows to mark 80th US birth anniversary on April 26, and a grand millinery display planned for April 12 with Mrs F E Hampton inviting ladies.

United Mine Workers American Federation of Labor Schultze Rieder’s Opera House Willis Terry Edwardaville Axtell St. Louisa Central Hotel Wm. Meiners Neilaon Lodge Odd Fellowship United States of America Able Speakara

Dressmaking Continues by Mrs Rollis Notice

Permits to Wed and marriage licenses issued at the county capital since our last show Mrs. John Rollis continuing dressmaking. Names listed include Christ. A. Mutzner 26 Marine Josephine Klein 22 Burges Bond Co Theodore Henke 27 Hamel Afina Dustmann 23 Harry Graves 22 Edwardsville Jennie Duffy 22 New Douglas Adam Kelbach Jr 37 Helvetia Dinea McCloud 31 Richard A Reisse 41 St. Louis Julia Krome 35 Edwardsville Fine water repairing at Hawley's.

Christ. A. Mutzner Marine Josephine Klein Burges, Bond Co Theodore Henke Hamel Afina Dustmann Harry Graves Edwardsville Jennie Duffy New Douglas J

Personal notices and visits to St Louis area in 1899

A long list notes residents and visitors from Edwardsville and nearby towns visiting relatives in St Louis or hosting guests. Entries mention Wm Horstmann, Hi Voshwinkel, Chas Hassinger, George Hollis, Misa Suafe, Lora Matthews, Jas Purviance, Irene Jarvis, John Milter, Misa Cecil Baird, Wm Schultze, Fred Bernhardt, Maude Cade, Misa Sophie Voelker, Mrs Geo Nemnich, Jacob Story, Miss Odenisa Jacobs, Bruce H M Brown, Miss Augusta Hoppe, Charles Wieters, Albert Riggin, May McLanahan, Annie Piefer, Fred Daluege, Abner Piper, Mr and Mrs HW Karte, and Henry Riggin. Also mentions a local health ad and post office letter list with names like Gammon, Lottie Garfield, and Mra Bawyner.

George Hollis Misa Suafe St. Louis Lora Matthews Princeton Kas Jas. Purviance Irene Jarvis St. Loui Bruce HH. Brown Rolin Hia Sity Augusta Hoppe Charles Wieters Wifo Glen Carbon W. Hate Albert Riggin Banat St. Louis Mias May McLanahan Misa Ella Kamonde Edwardayville Mias Annie Piefer Highland Gua, Voelker Fred Daluege Risaler John Jarvis Abner Piper HW Karte Eant St. Louis Jacob Gebaner Geo Mick Geo Hotz & Son Filer Kennedy Ja Black MUHNE Chas Hall Jacob Kirsch Henry Gus Kirech Dames Prantice Buese Bros. Tambe Ta Geo C Mills Sheppard Sary Henry Deter M&m Ee Ee Gebauer Broamdse Jaehb Kirath Chas Eimbertin Vane Ti Fred Kuahiman Bagling Pritchet Martin Weber Dolinger Jacob Kirech Jno Mantz Henr Kirsch Us Angroll Pritchett Ory Chas Hall Bam Evans Ve “E Busse Bros Lumber C Kimberlin Ono Riebold Riggin Labor Wim Hutbert L Hadhey Cykeknot Frank “Welte Framing Bird Kimberlin Broa G Mills John Hamilton Jno Tiebold Chan Kimberlin Powell Dimon Geo Simson Isbor G Edwards Trimed Apern Langenwalter Tabor Edweris Eli Bork Busse Bros Lamba John Watt Val Liebler AG Morris MN Jarvis Jno Riebold Kimberlin Morrisa J Hamilton Mybor Ager Yee OG Edwards Flenry Kireoh Bueae Bros Koller P Kenfro Gua Kirach Silk Ty JB Hoger Lomber Gobaper Bros Mdse Deo Fred Schuler Lover Flirtin Mre Gerfan Reelra Ruset Shoes Chas Kimbertift Chas Edwarda Repaira Elias Bay Tare Koffy Ginger Kake Sant Basse Bros Lumber Eyeee Ae Gal Edwards Bros Kandle Martin Herbstrep Chas Kinberlin Overas Jacob Rac Joa Schodan Chas Kimberlin Fred Achuler Echiman Geo Renfro Labor Afro Henry Kirach F W. Pritchett Chan Kimberlia Rover Rapiro James Cooper Leary Traph Tobe Bewedeeee

The Township Election Results Reported

A snowy township election produced a largely Democratic sweep with only two Republicans, the Schnlers, retaining their seats. Despite inclement weather and booster activity, a strong turnout formed, as crowds gathered after polls closed and officials announced the final tallies by nine o clock.

Schnlers

Annual Statement of Town of Jarvis Highways Fund

An 1809 annual statement from H W Kuntman treasurer of the Jarvis Highway Commissioners details public funds on hand at year start, receipts and sources, expenditures and purposes, sworn before D N Jarvis on March 2 1809. Local election results list candidates for assessor, collector, highway commissioner, school trustee, constable, pound master, with party tallies. Poverty program notice at Presbyterians’ basement requests attending in rags with fines for attire. rules enforce dress and conduct.

Commissioners of Highways H. W. Kunt- Man Jarvis Bia A. W Kuhlman D. N. Jarvis H. W. Kva_aamr John F. Deimling Stanley Ritcher Wm. Schultze Geo. P. Simpson Frank A. Collins George Kiesel Henry Tunke Herman Wehrmeier M.F. Auwarter C. Tr. Edwards John Jarvin Henry Schuler Forbes McCain Fred Schuler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hawley’s Highway Commissioners Cargaina Jos Hiesetl A. Kiein’a Troy Cemetery Mite Society Mra. W Mra. L. Kiesel I. W. Cook USA Schulere Ha-hal Fron A. Klein A. Klein’s L'Roy Postatice Vandalia Focal Kiesel Voshwinken Geo. Schneider Avia Franz Welte Welte Jan Vollina W.M. Jerry Chamberlain Elkton Kingston Froy Depot McGeary W. J. Coyner Red Creek N.Y Cuyler W.G. Parprm Annivers Troy Mas. F. FE Hammpron Humphreys John Rollis Wm. Horstmann Martine Hi. Voshwinkel Chas, Hassinger of John Milter Misa Cecil Baird Carbondale Fred Bernhardt Collinsville Maude Cade G. L. Eliott S.mres H. E. Brown Canton Misa Sophie Voelker Home Folke Geo. Nemnich Springfield Horatman Jacob Story St. Lonia Mianon Alice Jacobs Myrtle Brown Vienna Ill Odenisa Jacobs Wm. Colling Lawrence Riggin Kansas Worcester Enterprise W. A Stroud Popomoke City S. Kingaton Troy Postoffias A. le Gamron Wm. Garfield Mise Lottie M. W. Powell, P. M Mapisox StLitore Ias Presbyterian Church Komitty Jook H. Woshwinkile J. W. Enos Jornayville J. W. Garnet A. Heddergott M. F. Auwarter A. Droll Fonds
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