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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1896

Page

5

Local Officials and Society Notes From The Week

Supervisor H. C. Kenney heads the docket with C E Riteher as gown clerk and Geo Liebler as collector. County officials named include I W Cook A W Mille and B B Jacobs on highways and William Lloyd F Ed wards Ignadine Riggin as Bhool Treatess. The week records local social news, threshing updates, and questions about Fourth of July celebrations as Troy marks an unusually large commemoration with the motto Amor patrie.

H. C. Kenney C. E. Riteher

Fourth of July Celebrations Stir Troy Townspeople

The 1896 Fourth of July was celebrated with pomp in Troy and nearby. Crowds gathered from surrounding areas for two major events, a Schultze Band led picnic at Jarvis Grove and a Catholic church event on Lebanon Road with dancing, fireworks, and a large crowd enjoying orderly merriment. Weather stayed fair enough for parades, amusements, and a successful holiday.

Troy Schultze America Jarvis’ Grove Germem Luthern Lebanon Road

School Board Meeting and Secretary’s Report

The Board of Education held a regular session in the Public School building with all members present except Miller. Minutes approved. The committee on school houses and grounds reported two vaults to be dug and walled, repairs to outbuildings, and rooms to be heated and prepared before school. Elections to fill vacancies due to withdrawals were approved for the lower grades. Various staff appointments and a committee to discuss study plans were adopted. The meeting adjourned. Posts recount local 4th of July visits to Troy, St Louis, Lebanon, Collinsville, and neighboring towns with numerous residents and relatives listed as attendees.

Board of Education Miller Cook Avie Donoho Mise Daley Hobaow Lettie Kneadler Sand Susie Hollia Avis Bennett

Through Pullman Sleeping Car to Mackinaw Inaugural

The Van dalla Line plans a June inauguration of through Pullman service between St Louis and Mackinaw. The through car will connect St Louis to Michigan resorts with segments via Terre Haute and Grand Rapids. Change begins with St Joseph and continues later this season.

Vandalla Pullman St. Loui Maskinaw Terre Aute Camareh Rand Rapids Petovky Bay View St. Louie Mmichigan St. Jose Ping Vere Ener AR Gent Lous

Highland Races Impress Crowd At First County Meet

The Highland Driving Club hosts its inaugural July 4 races with a large crowd and high praise for management. Horses from nearby towns competed, record times were strong, and Dempsey, a former Troy horse, won the 3:00 trot as conditions and decisions satisfied all observers.

Highland, Driving Club Highland Dempsey Troy

Personal mentions of Thoss and social visits

The item lists various individuals visiting or calling across towns. Henry Cohn drove from Colinaville on Friday. Jenkin Jenkins of Madison visited Sunday. Miss Della Hagiar visited Alhambra last week. Herman Ramp of St. Louis called Sunday evening. John Williams of Pocahontas visited Thursday. Geo Horsley and family spent Sunday in Coltineville. Prof W W Edwards and wife spent Tuesday in St Louis. J H Steinbans made a business trip to Madison Wednesday. Alvin Benner of St Louis visited Roy Solomon this week while Smithere and others from St Louis are visiting Trey.

Anelia Klein Linda Smith St. Louia William Holile Misa Nellie Lebanon Starks Woodward Miss Hermie St. Louis Harry Langenberg Amanda St. Louie Jas, Purviaice Misa Maballe Solomon Apent Mies Lolu Benner Henry Cohn Collinaville Jenkin Jenkins Madison Della Hagiar Alhambra John Williams Pocahontas Thureday Geo, Horsley Coltineville W. W. Edwards Sod Wifs J. H. Steinbans Alvin Benner Roy Solomon Smithere Trey

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