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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1902

Page

5

Memorial BA Exercises at Preasbyterian Church Feature of the Day

Memorial exercises in Troy honored veterans under the Troy Cemetery Mite Society with a church service at the Presbyterian church. A procession from the schoolhouse, patriotic decorations, and remarks by Mrs. T. H. Bell and Hon. J. J. Brown highlighted the event though attendance was dampened by bad weather. The day closed with grave decorations at the cemetery and social visits at the Rex cigar advertising 5 centers.

Troy Cemetery Schultze Presbyterian Church Lincoln Garfield McKinley T. H. Bell America J. C. Sefton Columbia Country M. F. Auwarter Susie Hollis Alexander Scott R. L. Dawson Olive B. Jones C. S. McCollum J. J. Brown Vandalia Mabel Blanche Rawson W. W. Jarvis John J. Brown Brown

Weekly Crop Bulletin Sparks Mixed Statewide Growth

Springfield. June 3. Weather last week favored vegetation growth and farm work with cool spells and light frosts causing no material damage. Rainfall later in the week improved soil moisture though some areas remain too wet or dry. Crops across districts show improvement, corn and wheat outlook strong, fruit crops uneven with light peach returns, and hay prospects modest due to prior conditions. An ad for Electric Bitters follows.

Springfield, Jr

Health advice and local ads from The Catt.

To improve health the article urges daily bowel movement and explains using Herbine as a liver and bowel regulator, citing a Wichita Kansas reader. It also lists local ads offering ice delivery by Albert Rieder, ice cream for events by F C Gates, and 15c per dozen trade for eggs at Bollman Mercantile Co, with home news from The Catt.

G. L. Edwards N. Main St Wichita Kansas S. Kingston's Bollman Mercantile Co

Relatives and visitors gather in Troy and Edwardsville area

Thomas Scott returns from Higbee Mo to settle in the city with relatives. A string of guests from St Louis Collinsville Lebanon Oakland and Godfrey attended memorial exercises and visits. A Troy St Louis baseball game between the local team and the Roeders ended 5 to 4 in a hard contest with Hess and Brown delivering strong pitching. Tomorrow Troy hosts Quick Meals of St Louis. An ad promotes Herbine tonic for summer weakness with testimonial from H J Freedgard of Grand View Hotel.

Thomas Scott Higbee Charles V. Smith St. Louis C. S. Smith Joseph Howard Lebanon A&r, Snodgrass N. M. Jarvis Roy Soloman H. A. Marten H. P. Sauer Lena Huermann Wm. Marten Edwardsville Messrs J. S Elbert G. Watt Troy Bessie Jarvis Godfrey Monticello Seminary W. B. McHenry Miss Grace Oakland August Beutel Henry Beutel Franz J. Welte John Schlichting Fred Bohbnenstiehl Thomas Arthur Charles Allen Richard Lamb Roeder’s Roeders Hess Brown Reeders Vorals Beahan E. Young Russel Sivans Kohlmayer Dalton Fiesel Voelker W. Wilkinson Quick Meals of H. J. Freegard Grand View Hotel Cheney Kan Newton S. Kingston's Wm. Geers C. EK. Kellermann Anna Bircher Highland Wm. Meiners Henry Samuels Collinsville Maude Cade G. L. Elliott Edward Holtz

Wedding in Collinsville and rich social notes spread

A Collinsville wedding between John James Hadfield and Clara Albrecht drew local interest. They sailed soon for England via New York, with plans to visit Liverpool and London and a summer stay at Blackpool. The column also notes a G A R dinner in Edwardsville, anniversaries in Troy, and multiple regional social visits and engagements across Collinsville, Troy, and St Louis.

Collinsville John James Hadfield Clara Albrecht Ernest Albrecht J. G. Wright Episcopal Church of Greenville Troy New York England Lucania Liverpool London Blackpool R. T. Hewitt Lizzie Hadfield Europe Edwardsville Intelligencer Leland Hotel F. M. Sterrett St. Louis Blue H. T. Wharff Jos. Pogue W. W. Jarvis W. H. Shaffer S. C. Bonner D. A. Lynch Jas. Fahnestoth H. Lynch C. ¢. Buckley A. C. Patterson John Ryan A. P. Wolf B. W. Mudge Geo. Shaffer Gray

Local Notes and Announcements From Troy Area

New moon last night and light notes for Hawley's watch repair and Cant-C em braces. weddings, births, and a variety of community activities in Troy area. July 2 optician visit, June church events, and a major clothing sale. Grand moonlight picnic at Rieder's Park June 11. Local strikes, banked pay, and school events noted along with an editor’s byline and a stray medicines ad.

Hawley's Troy Joe Motz Mills George C. Morriss

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Rex Ill Ilinois S. Kingston Iset Icet Albert Rieder F. C. Gates UNIS Touers Aurinpore Ae Young Young Walsh Boeat Hess Kolmer Voelker Russell Scott Flood St Og G Watts 0'Brien T. Scott Woods Karlena Lettie Sneedler Out of Town Chris, Kneedler Lettie Guy Robt. Kneedler Collipsville Thomas Amos Minnie Kirkland Grace Kingston Gerald Peters Joplin Zeuk William H. Vane J. A. Vance Julia Gertrude Tyndall Indianapolis Big Four Railroad Cora Baird Kentucky Cal Estella Haskill Mize George H. Mize Hudson, N. Y Andrew J. Umberger J. M. Hawley E. R. Deimling James T. Purviance St. Jacob John Bohnenstiehl Sallee Hawley’s Mt. Zion Formosa Droli's Lawn Rathbone Sisters K. of P Donk Baptist Sunday School Prof. Stanton Rieder’s Park B. D. Miller Representative International Correspondence Schools Rieder's Park F.C. Gates F.W. Wightman Shurtleff College Upper Alton Baptist Church Simon Kellermann Court Square Chamberlain H. J. Strickrapen Herald Fair Haven Wash Deuggiat
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