Local notes from Troy and surrounding towns
County correspondence notes visits and events from Troy and nearby communities. Individuals such as Fischer, Baer, Malan, Hochuk, Liebler, and Wasem appear with social calls, sales, weddings, vacations, and excursions. A list of residents, trips to St. Louis, Marine, Edwardsville, Belleville, and Weatherford are recorded, ending with a mention of a Sunday picnic and a jury panel.
Local Notes and Obituary Highlights From June 25
Community gatherings and visits mark a busy period with visitors from St. Louis and neighboring towns. Obituary notes include C. Henry Hinger’s death near town and Wesley G. Waggoner’s funeral at Godfrey Bethany Church. Other items mention church meetings, upcoming dedication, and small-town events across Marine and surrounding areas.
Local Community Notes From Madison Area
Miss Carrie Elliott visits Binney on Thursday. J T Weikenant spends Sunday with relatives. Mrs Lizzie McDonald returns to Madison. J H Hollis travels to New Douglas on business. W E Hollis and wife drive to Edwardsville. Miss Emma Oswald hosts a guest from St Louis. W C McDonald of Madison visits family. John Marten and wife entertain guests from St Louis. Rauch family of Troy visit relatives. Mrs Ray of Old Ripley visits her niece Mrs J T Weikenant. Frank Witt and wife of Fruit visit J C Hoxsey family. Quarterly meeting held at the M BE church from Friday to Sunday. Wm Figgie marks 20th birthday with friends and relatives. Wm E Hollis to teach in Madison school next term. Tillie Dauderman to teach in Butler school. Teachers from here attend the Institute at Upper Alton. Names include Mrs Bosch, Tillie Dauderman, Amanda Kaufman, Tillie Weber, Mary Figgie, Lillie, Mary and Martha Weikenant, Ida Days. Minnie Oswald and W E Hollis and F J Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Elliott
Binney
J.T. Weikenant
Lizzie McDonald
Madison
J. H. Hollis
New Douglas
W.E. Hollis
Edwardsville
Emma Oswald
St. Louis
W. C. McDonald
John Marten
Wm. Rauch and Family
Troy
Madison School
Tillie Dauderman
Butler School
Upper Alton
Mrs. Bosch
Amanda Kaufman
Tillie Weber
Mary Figgie
Lillie
Mary
Martha Weikenant
Ida Ays
Minnie Oswald
W. E
Hollis
F. J. Barr
Constipated Bowels and Health Remedies Advertised
A historical note urges daily bowels movement for health, citing Mr G L Edwards of Wichita Kansas praising Herbine for liver and bowel regulation over ten years. An advertisement also promotes Kingston's ladies patent leather tip shoes in sizes 2½ to 5 at 75 cents per pair at Klein’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Edwards
Main St
Wichita
Kansas
Kingston
Klein
Klein's
Vandalia Line Excursions and Season Opening Details
The Vandalia Line announces season opening for 1902 on June 22 via Indianapolis and Logansport with new sleeping car connections St Louis to Mackinaw City and Indianapolis to Detroit. Excursion rates include San Francisco and Denver options with specific dates and stopover privileges. home seekers rates drill on first and third Tuesdays monthly. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with a testimonial from D F Moore of Milan Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riehmonn, Inc
San Francisco
Denver
CoLo
G. L. Elliott
Acril
Michigan
Indianapolis
Logansport
Li Otto
St. Louis
Mackinaw City
Detroit
Vandalia
D. B. Steec
Terre Haute
White's Cream Vermifuge Promotes Baby Digestion
An old-time remedy advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a tonic to aid digestion in puny babies, claiming it stimulates appetite and strength. The note also mentions Kingston’s ice cream for festivals and regular stock, with F C Gates as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Gates
The Cat Is Less Than 2 Cents a Week
A brief item notes a small weekly cost for a cat care or subscription service, priced under two cents weekly. It implies affordability and may reference a promo or ongoing offer. No further context or names provided.
Read it in His Newspaper
Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio promotes Chamber-Vastra Pat pain balm after his wife’s eight week backache relief. He reports her ills vanished after a few days and urges others to hear of her recovery. Sold by S Kingston druggist. Ladies oxford shoes 2 to 3½ priced 25c at Klein's. Gold Medal Flour sold by Bollman Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volks
Chaurber- Vastra
S. Kingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bollman
St, Jacob
H. Fischer
Arthur Baer
Blackjack
Donald Dake
Henry Oldenkamp
Marine
Chas. Malan
John J Hochuk
Val. Liebler
Prof
L. Baer
L. A. Richardson
Oscar Appel
Mick Bircher
Highland
F. G. Jonah
Hattie Rirchardson
Barbara Wasem
Emil Wasem
W. H. Fisher
Sailor Springs
John Oldenkamp
William Porter
Philip Baer
Frank Virgin
Misa Lulu Heisel
Weatherford
Okla
Mia
Ernest Freiburghaus
John Frey
Frieda
Belleville
Buchmiller
Louis Horseman
G. Brunger
John Keeler
George Weidner
Petit Jury
L. W. Adler
Blanke ,Tea and Coffee Co
Strassburg
Keystone Cemetery
L. Karges
L. Wasem
Chas, Dressel
Theo. Miller
Wm. Prastick
Herman Walker
Alton
Geo. D. Eaton
Marion Rickey
Julius Redecker
Lucile Rodgers
Colorado
Mattie Burger
Kaufman Station
Amelia Bruck
Hanna Sargent
Kansas Fas Mo
Bert Sawyer
Misses Mills
Marsh and
Kelly
Fourth of July Hill
Wasser
Robinson
Wesley G. Waggoner
Godfrey
Bethany Church
Godfrey Cemetery
Alhambra
Vandalia Line
Ballard
D. F. Moore
Ilinois Central Railway
Milan
Tenn
S. Kingston's
Waetward
Ind
Kaetward
Indianapolis Mail
tDaily
Yates
L. Elliott
Lounols
M. Chesbrough
G.P. A
Gt. Louis
D. A. Simmons
the Revenue Mining Company
Northwestern Building
Minneapolis, Minn
Agency
Coufon
Bollman Mercantile Co
F. W. Zanders
West Market Street
Kitiloch
A. Heddergott
West Clay Street
Kinloch 13
Marine, Il
Racket Bargain House
James WN. Jarvis
Notary Public
Zandt, Jacobs & Co
Lue
U.S
Washington, D.C
Jy Ten
H. C. Gerfen
Sawyer
Market Street