County Correspondence notes from Mt Olive and St Jacob
Alhambra J H Hollis was in Mt Olive on business W E Hollis went to Troy for a few days Miss Bettie Pearce returned from Benton Ark Otto Schien of Shreveport La visiting brother Louis Swift Bros show here last Friday and Saturday John Leu Sr and family drove to Millersburg A Huagong Lebanon called on friends Emil Bosch St Louis visited last week Sock Social postponed to the 15th Miss Mary Hoxsey and Aggie V Hoxsey returned to St Louis D Worth of Hite Worth St Louis a business visitor Samuel Weaver Charleston moved family into N B Cooksey property Mrs J Gilsor St Louis Bam Becker St Louis spent Sunday with kin Oncar Spies returned from Nebraska Leland Faired spent a few days at Carlinville and St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
J. H. Hollis
Mt. Olive Wedness
W. E. Hollis
Troy
Bettie Pearce
Benton, Ark
Otto Schien
Shrieveport
Louis
Swift Bros
John Leu
Millersburg
A. Huagong
Lebanon
Emil Bosch
St. Louis
St Louis visitors and county notes from East St. Louisa
East St. Louisa and nearby towns report a steady flow of visitors and local events. John Schmitt Hugo Meyer and others frequent East St. Louisa while relatives travel to Denver and Mackinac. Local socials include Old Settlers picnics and a forthcoming Turners park event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmitt
Hugo Meyer
East St. Louisa
Rufus Pike
Denver
Col
Carl Aebescher
John Weldner
Highland
Edwin Schmitt
Indian youths pressed into service as household workers
The southwest schools adjourn for the summer and youths of Indian descent are sought as cooks and maids. A western exchange argues training makes them service minded to paleface households, noting 3,000 among 45,000 workers are helpers in white homes. The piece praises vigor and adaptability of Indian youths for domestic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Triumphs of Women Claim New Heights in Courage and Law
The Chicago Chronicle cites daily female displays of character. In Brooklyn Mrs Lennie Kelley saves her father by seizing runaway reins on Coney Island boulevard. In Pittsburgh Mrs Sarah E McCoy excels in a breach of promise case, examining witnesses boldly and proving she can defend her own. The era of women as downtrodden is ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoi Chronicle
Brooklyn
Lennie Kelley
Coney Island
Pamelia
Clarisea
Mme. de Stael
Delphine
Pittsburg
Sarah E. McCoy
Portia
Mar
Question of Conscience on Honest Two Cents
A New York Sun report quotes a store clerk about overzealous honesty. A shopper repays two cents missing from yesterday's change, sparking concern that such excess virtue harms the worker if the boss notices. The piece argues against being too blamelessly honest, suggesting redress when the boss is not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Vover
Worm-destroying remedy advertised for children in Mo.
JA J Montgomery of Puxico Wayne Co asserts White's Cream Vermifuge removes worms from twin girls. He reports four worms after two doses then twelve after four, including a twelve inch specimen. The ad claims the medicine aids growth and health and lists 25c at S Kingston's. It closes with a prompt to place sales notices via Tar CALL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. J. Montgomery
Puxico
Wayne Co
White
S. Kingston
Panama Doctor Recommends Chamberlain Remedy
A PanamaColombia physician reports a dramatic dysentery recovery in a 16yearold patient after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The letter notes rapid improvement within hours and full recovery in a week. Also promotes a mica veil for automobilists and Bucklens Amica Salve cures for piles and general ads for shoes and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
Chas. H. Utter
S. Kingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bollman
MERC
Mary Hoxsey
Aggie V. Hoxsey
D. Worth
Hite &. Worth
Samuel Weaver
Charleston
Familly
N. B. Cooksey
A. E. Schien
Colo
John 8. Smith
Herman Hill
Mra
Bam. Becker
Oncar Spies
Nebraska
Leland Faired
Carlinville
Ste Louis
Nick Kyle
Peoria
E. M. Herrin
Family
Turners
F.G. Jonah
Hattie Richardson
Iowa
Sailor Springs
Lee Cuddy
Edwardsville
F. W. Turmnell
Colorado
Wilbert M. Croasman
Taylorville
Myrtle Keas
Cartinville
Mae Sebastain
St. Nicholas
Frida Balhorn
Venice
Ida Durer
Co. L. Keown
Chicago
G. C. Keown
Annie
Minnié Devine
Mary Ryan
E. Safford
The
Presbyterian Church
Mackinac, Mich
H. F. Bernius
J. S. Collinaville
Schmidt’s Mound Park
R. R. Lewis
Nellie Crossman
Bessie Daugherty
EL. D. Lawnin
Charlotte Nelson
Loulan B. Sanford
Y. C. Baily
Oldenburg
Lucy Segar
Mitchell
J. L. Cunningham
New Douglas
Carroll
Kaufman
Robert Reaves
Theo. Wedepohl
Alton
F.C. Scheiber
Evans Tea and Coffee Company
Mary Shaw
Watson
W. C. Keown
Alhamba
Misa Lillian Long
Edith ‘Gregory
Willie Fletcher
Mrs. Jernigan
Greenville
Mrs. W. A. Cripps
St.Louis
Brother
Wm. Lemon
Mrs. Fannie Isaacs
Gilleapie
Mr. and
Mra. Watson
John Henry
East Alton
Mra. M. Olive
Sugle W Miciam
Old Settlers
James Long
St. .Louis
Tae Catt
Rippley
Droll's Hardware Store
F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Kingston
Klein's
Citizens
Julius
Peter
Ter Union
Main St
Troy City
John Deimling
DR. Kinq
Nia
Howe
Tinventon
U.s.patent Office
Washington,d.c
Rocky Mountain Tea
Grandpa
Pather
H. C. Gerfen
Sawyer
Market Street
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