COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE IDEAS AND OBSERVATIONS
A stream of local travel and social notes from St Louis to Troy and Lebanon. Residents and visitors include W P Baer in St Louis, F J Buehlmann in Highland, Prof M Juda in St Louis, Miss Minnie Goss and Miss Cecelia Peterson visiting from St Louis, Jacob Zobrist Sr and Arno in St Louis, Katie Voshwickel with her father in Troy, Alice Hochull in St Louis, Herman Hill and Adolph Hiitsch in Lebanon, Supervisor John Hochuli in Howardsville, Louisa Graffner in St Louis, Mrs Frank Herrio in Bunker Hill, Julius Shadwick from Chicago, Louis Bollman and family in Troy, and others visiting Perron or St Louis. Local activity includes a mill running day and night and Jacob Miller's residence south of town being completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oliva
Perron
L. W. Adler and Son
Watter
St Louis
A. Peterson
Jac’ Miller
Pouth
Towns
Mrs. Klein
Hillsboro
Mises Bisle Klein
St. Louis
Community Notes From Greenville And Nearby
Saline and Al Hurat returned from Greenville after spending several weeks with their father. Nearby family visits include Mrs. John Maver and children, Miss Bettie Meyers, and Otto Hochuli with the Misses Barbara Wasem and Irene Handrich. A wedding occurred as G L Turner of Madisonville Tex married Miss Hanorah O Niel of this city with Rev J D Dee officiating. Dr Eugene Cohn plans postgraduate study in New York and Berlin before returning to St Jacob. June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
al Hurat
Greenville
Hd Mange
Misa Helen
Near Highland
G. Thalman
John Maver
C.J. Maver
Bettie Meyers
St. Louis
Otto Hochuli
Barbara Wasem
Irene Handrich
Troy
Catherine and
May Weber
Katie Mueller
Paul Zuckweller
Philip Gross
G. L. Turner
Madisonville
Tex
Hanorah O'Niel
J. D. Dee
William Turner
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Eugene Cohn
New York
Germany
Berlin
St. Jacob
Social and visiting notes from Harmonie Hall and area
Social events include Harmonie Hall gathering on Wednesday June 16 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hollis and Miss Tillie Dauderman. Visits into Worden and Edwardsville noted. An Enterprise Band picnic is set for July 4 at Dr C BE Harnsberger's grave site. Lectures on Spiritualism planned at Jos B Pearce residence June 14 and 25. Attendees include Alfred Trolliett of Trenton, W McDonald family, Wm McKittrick of Staunton, S E Bucknell, and Miss Mabel Cochran who will teach in Montana. Elmer West and Miss Lillie Weiken yant visited Edwardsville with Mrs J W Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonie Hall
Wm. Hollis
Mias Tillie, Dauderman
Worden
Enterprise
Wm. McKittrick
Staunton
S. £. Bucknell
Mabel Cochran
Here
Montana
Elmer West
Lillie Weikenyant
Edwardsville
J. W. Buckley
Parcel Pneumatic Tubes Could Ease Boston Traffic
A private Boston firm tested a pneumatic tube parcel delivery system starting last August. The network has branches to Back Bay Roxbury and Dorchester, with outward and inward tubes. Carriers move at about a mile every two minutes and parcels are collected by teams and routed for distribution. The study suggests such a system could reduce downtown traffic and link to major stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Edward D. Sabine
Engineering News
Back Bay
Roxbury
Dorchester
Martian Habitation Belief Sets Provost Against Tesla
Prof Samuel A Harker of University of Indianapolis endorses Ball Serviss views that Mars is inhabited by an intelligent, industrious people. He says Martians are powerful engineers who would reply if signaling were possible, but finds ether signals impractical due to energy needs. The statement and related commentary appear in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Warnings include notes on communication limits with Mars and skepticism toward Tesla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Harker
University of Indianapolis
Robert Ball
Garrett Serviss
Mara
Harker
Cincinnati Enquirer
Prof
Earth
Mars
Tesla
Prof. Harker
Decoration Day Thought From Judge
Poem excerpt honoring fallen soldiers with lines about brave men and laying flowers on graves, memory dear and tears.
German citizen wins relief with Chamberlain Pain Balm
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a reader of Dayton Volkszeitung, bought Chamberlain Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with severe back pain. After a few days the pains faded and she resumed household duties. The liniment is sold by S Kingston, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
Bormanaw
S. Kingston
Dentist Dr L E Rawson Opens Coastal Office
Dr L E Rawson announces office hours from 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily with Sundays by appointment. Office located at Dr F W Zanders residence. contact Kinloch 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Zanders
Kinloch 17
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Bollman
Bighland
Orville Kinne
Dr. Cohn
Wm. Hagnaver
Will Kaser
Champaign
L. Kuhnen
Joe Menz
C. Huber
Walloon Lake
Mich
Ed Abbott
Pierron
Alice Hediger
Baden Baden
Peter Stiie
Alhambra
Henry Berg
Mias
Katie Dauderman
Madison
Ethel Hollis
S. N. Elliott
New Douglas
Lizzie McDonald
G. M. Burford
M. E
Joshua Wall
W. E. Hollis
Salvation Army
Rough Riders
Ilan
the People OF
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
D. A. Simmons
Prospectus
GOUNG
the Revenue Mining Company
Northwestern Building
Minneapolis, Minn
L. E. Rawson
West Market Street
L. A. Richardson
Marine
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
A. Heddergott
West Ciay Street
Kinloch 13
Harvest
Call and the
Racket Bargain House
Tur Cau
Heti Foreign
Ates
Pernnessee
Washington.d
Rigers
H. C. Gerfen
Sawyer- Man
Market Street
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