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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1903

Page

5

No Supervisor 10 Elect Opinion by Illinois Attorney General

Exhaustive opinion by H J Hamlin states the 1901 amendment to township law does not shorten or change the term of office for township supervisors in Illinois. The 1889 act set two year terms with staggered classes. 1901 re-enacted only census provisions, leaving two year terms in force.

Jarvis Township H. J. Hamlin Illinois Troy Hamlin Springfield James N. Jarvis State of Illinois Deak J. Hamlin General Assembly of 1901 General Assembly

Highland Mourns Death Of Timothy Gruaz At 71

Timothy Gruaz longtime Highland resident dies after a stroke at 9 PM age 71 years 8 months 26 days born June 8 1831 in Lyons France son of Swiss parents emigrated to America and became a prominent businessman editor notary public and Democrat He contributed to Highland community life and was buried after a Masonic funeral with interment at Highland.

Timothy Gruaz Highland Gruaz Timothy Grunz Lyons France Timothy Lausanne Switzerland Vinet Mounard la Harpe Gruas Free America Capt. Ledugerber Shiloh St. Clair County Adolph Bandelier Huege & Bandelier Griaz Helvetia Sebastopol Josephine Ruegger George Ruegger Thimothy Groat New York City Horatio Seymour Gruay Highland Lodge No. 583

SPECIAL CROP BULLETIN REPORT ON ILLINOIS WEATHER AND CROPS

Observations by the State Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau detail a cold wave from the 16th to 20th, heavy central district snow, and varied crop impact. Wheat and rye show good to thrifty conditions, peach buds damaged in places, corn losses from storage and spoilage, and difficult market movement due to poor roads and car scarcity.

Springfield Iil Wabash River

Social and Personal Notes and Local Camaraderie

Comings and goings in Edwardsville area include a well attended minstrel show by the U M W A Band at Rieder's Opera House last Saturday. School library benefit event at Presbyterian church yielded proceeds for more books. Notable visits include Miss Bohnenstiehl's marriage to Mr. Wrigley at Edwardsville, christening of Dorothy Hartung, and social gatherings hosted by Miss D Genevieve Jarvis. Numerous locals from St Louis, St Jacob, Holden, and Belleville were noted as visitors, guests, or travelers, with several extended stays and family connections across the region.

Rieder Opera House Presbyterian Church Lizie Bohnenstiehl George Wrigley Edwardsville Chris Bohnenstiehl Dorothia Katherine George C. Hartung H. Rahn Louis Hartung Katherine Bour Troy D.genevieve Jarvis East End

No Franchise Granted For Electric Road In Highland Area

City council meetings in Highland and nearby towns drew full attention to a proposed electric road. A petition requesting a franchise was only a letter with no specifications, so councils voted to table the matter for further investigation. Mayor Rawson has since received an ordinance and line specifications to review at the next session.

Highland City Council Rawson

Church and Society News in Troy District

Lenten services set for St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran next Thursday at 730 pm. Troy Cemetery Mite Society meets at Mrs. T H Bell’s Saturday at 2 pm. Presbyterian church members to meet after morning service tomorrow. Board of Trustees elected last Sunday: S W Rawson president five years M Auwarter treasurer four years Mrs August Droll secretary four years Miss D G Jarvis two years Miss I J Mills one year. Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio reports pneumonia and cough cured by Dr Kings New Discovery. Democratic Township Convention set for Saturday March 14 1903 at 8 pm to nominate candidates for April 7 1903. Personal property taxes due by March 10. diatrain the property if unpaid. Rex cigars available, home and union made.

E. H. Klein Worden James Chadderton Belleville Franz J. Welte Frankie St. Louis Theodore Kleist Mt. Olive A. Kleist I. W. Cook J. W. Garnet Krieger Edwardsville Will Nix Missouri Venice St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Troy Cemetery Mite Society T. H. Bell The Presbyterian Church S. W. Rawson M. ¥. Auwarter August Droll D. G. Jarvis I. J., Mills Jarvis Township Troy William Schultze John W. Gaskill Gussie Miller Bollman Mercantile Co Elizabeth Titter Willie Schlémmer Bessie Jarvin

Local Gossip Notes From The Town

Brief one line items about Fresh oysters at Kuntzmann's and Deimling's fish market, local births, rumored weddings, Dr. Sallee’s eye exams at the Baird House, and town notices including post office, bank changes, election dates, and street lighting plans. Mention of Salvation Army visits and upcoming municipal conventions.

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