Local Laconics: Auctions, Sales, Socials, and Notices
Four weeks before Easter, local items include free tickets with purchases at The Famous, free oysters at Kuntzmaur's, and new barn work by Henry Bernhardt. Town updates cover weddings rumors, cleaning, a valuable sewing machine giveaway, shop promos by Klein and Klein, church social plans, cemetery society meeting, and a public sale near Troy with geograhic details. a fire scare near Mendon prompts safety notes. council moves to curb meeting minutes publication to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Smith
Henry Ruhrmaster
China Buane
March 1898 Troy City School Report and Local Meeting Notices
March 1898 school report shows 225 average daily attendance, no truancy, and reduced tardiness in Troy City Public Schools. Republican township convention set for March 19 at Riedera opera house, 2 pm, to nominate township candidates. Democrats and Chicago Platform supporters meet at city hall March 19, 2 pm to nominate township officers. Pin Oak township union meeting also March 19, 2 pm at Pin Oak school house. Surprise party for Joseph J. Brown Jr returning to Kingston with music, games, and a late supper. Advertisement from furniture maker promotes direct-from-maker sales with 20 to 60 percent under retail value and catalog offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Township
Pin Oak School House
Oclock
J. J. Brown
Joseph J., Jr
Kiondike
Uxer
Quaker Valley Manufactur
Canal St
Chicago
Local social notices span St Louis visits and countryside kin
Purely personal items list Sam Rosenberg John Cook and others visiting from Collinsville Staunton St Louis Glen Carbon Cincinnati and more Sunday visits by Miss Minnie Riggin Effie Ryan Jennie McMicken Henry Linzner and others at homes towns and wedding party attendees spread across Edwardsville Collinsville and Lebanon with several trips to old homes relatives and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cauedy
St. Louis
W. W. Jarvis
A. Libby
Wm. Bell
Glen Carbon
Minnie Riggin
Effie Ryan
Wanda
Jennie McMicken
Cincinnati
Baird House
Henry Linzner
Henry and
Edward Schwalm
Folke
Board of Education Proceedings March Meeting
At the regular meeting the secretary called the session to order with President Harding absent Philip Eckert chosen President pro tem The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved The Auditing Committee reported favorable on schedules and bills and recommended payment to Hollis Williams Jepson Holliat Daisy Brown Jarvis Ackerman and others totaling 2837 00 The motion to accept the report and issue treasurer orders carried The buildings and grounds committee reported the premises in good condition Principal Hollin report for February read and accepted The board adjourned to meet April 2 at 7 oclock PM Pro tem C S Smith secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Philip Eckert
Harding
Eckert
Donoho
Tilly
Avia
Smith
Ook
JC Hollis
Maude Williams
Jessie Jepson
Bo Qdelk Uresasy
Ruaie Holliat
Daisy Brown
Genevieve Jarvis
Academy
Mra F. Ackerman
Tilley
Neveral
J. C. Hollin
Avis
C.S. Smith
City Council Proceedings Mar 7 86 kmoy va
City council met with Mayor Burk in chair and members present. Minutes and treasurer reports adopted. Bills discussed including Aug Droll and Wm Meiners with publishing minutes issue. Telephone line concerns and a walnut tree removal ordered. Appointments for election judges made and adjourned to Friday. Letter list notes remaining uncalled for at Troy post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmoy
Burk
Gerbauer
Stienhaus
Gerfen
Thomas
Norbury
Voetker
Aug Droll
Wm Meiners
J C Gobaner
Nalla
Julian Barth
Streets
Steve Pritchet
Toaming
Genceveonrges
Meiners
Droll
Gebauer
Voelker
Uay
Geffen
Thoman
Rye
Alley
Central Union Telephone Co
Stienhana
Dr. Schott
Gebaner
M. F. Aunwarter
Schott
Firet
J. N. Jarvis
Urer
Ang. Droll
Chris
Buase
Harry Smith
Geo, Hughes
Rees Llewellyn
H. A. Risser
Albert Heddergott
J. L. Hagler
Felix. Droll
A. King
John Deimling
A. R. Snodgrass
Chan. Smith
Jag. W. Taylor
Jas. Hindmarch
Etenhans
Tax Purchaser's Notice in Madison County Illinois
Notice to Mra O B Schoeffer and others of Madison County Illinois that a sale of real estate for unpaid taxes and costs for 1898 will occur at the house in Edwards County. The property description includes a Nant es in its county and block G in New, Newport Village. The notice indicates a deadline of February 26, 1490 for tax clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. O
B. Schoeffer
Real
Madison County
Edwards County
Madison
Binie
Llinois
Cicero O. Fe
Desarinea Real Cate
Nantes
Bre
G. Seheaffer
New
Mad A
Newport
Collinsville Cullings
Miss Clara Nelson is on the sick list. J H Morriss went to the city Wednesday. Constable Morris took Stacey to the county jail Saturday. Mrs M Sebensdorf of New York visits Mrs Cohn. Spencer Case of Kansas attended the funeral of his sister Mrs Gaskill. Lucy Gordon visited friends in St Louis Saturday and Sunday. Jos Fix was buried Tuesday March 8 from the Evangelical church to the German cemetery. Mrs C Gaskill died Tuesday at 7:30. Funeral Thursday at 1000.4 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Johnson
Chas. Geetz
Harry Atherton
St. Louis
Wm. Mills
John E. Wood
Collinsville
Emelia Armbruster
Bohnenstiehl
Mount Zion
Bethel
George Edwards
John Schoeck
St. Jacob
Mt. Zion
Jacob Wittmann
Henry Gindler
Morris
Stacey
M. Sebensdorf
New York
Cohn
Spencer Case
Kansas
Gaskill
Lucy Gordon
Jos
Fix
Evangelical Church
Real estate transfers filed at county recorder
Henry Doerr and wife transfer real estate to Charles M Hall. Property described as northwest quarter of section 2, township 8, range 7. Recording at the county recorder’s office under common law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Office
Henry Doerr
Chas M Hall
Awit Nex
Permits to Wed and Marriage Licenses Issued
County capital records show permits to wed and licenses issued since last report. Names include Henry L Gottenatradter Morine Ines A Bickleiu Her an C Schultz Aston Matilda Hay George U Rosenthal Walshville Christina Smith New Douglas John Hartlieb Jr St Rone atatilda Mewes Roigers ytohn Hebrank Highland Matilda W Kisiner Peter A Yauk St Jacob Lueinds Phipps alter Massey Edwardaya Emma Quade py M Cunningham Louis Addie Richardson Ewardaville fe C Teuscher Champaign Nellie Connors Madison ve pinolue Ambuehi Salins Carrie M Piooher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L Gottenatradter
Morine
Ines A Bickleiu
An C Schultz
Aston
Matilda Hay
George U Rosenthal
Walshville
Christina Smith
New Douglas
John Hartlieb Jr
St Rone
Atatilda Mewes
Roigers
Ytohn Hebrank
Highland
Matilda W Kisiner
Peter A Yauk
Jacob Lueinds Phipps
Alter
Iaegeat hat term clarified for one year
The notice states a contract term of one year for the Iaegeat hat. It references a six month option and a spacing requirement by agreement. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Kuntzmaur’s
Henry Bernhardt
Janes
Vici Kid
A. KiEi’s
Mre
K. M. Snodgraes
Normn
A. Klein
Valdekerst
Star Brewery
Belleville
Troy
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Bennett
Troy Cemetery
Mita Society
Ivan Zorkuhlen
Edwardaville
Georgie
Marime
John Schmitt
Epworth League
Rieder
Opera House
Mueto
J. M. Hawley
Mendon
A. B. Averion
W. M. Austin
Schultze Bros
Court Square
T. M. Frogsman
Edwardaville Intelligencer
Jacob A. Rigger
Maunafield
Ohio
Bavaria
Germany
Cleveland
Hea
Presbyterian Church
City
Troy City
Sam Rosenberg
St. Louia
John Cook
Dunstan
Staunton
Fred Harding
Buat St. Louis
Adolph Meyer
Rolla, Mo
Frank Bear
Edwardsville
Henry Handlen
Edwardevilla
A. Mittler
Martin Bahan
Venice
Thos, Miller
Bert Hansbrough
Mra
Phil, Zenk
Grace Kingaton
Aga. Meadamean
Sonla L. Eckert
Jon
Prof
Edwarda
Milafia
C. B. Ritcher
Mias
Harding-Jepson
Lebanon
Board of Education Proceedings
City Council
Andrewa
Richard Hamil
G. W. Jacoba
John O'Connor
Misa Kittle Probe
Mary Wand
M. W. Powell, P. M
Spring Valley
Wibur Edwards
Andrew Wood
Peter Ogle
Henry Hall
Marine
James Cooper
Mae
Gus Kirsch
F. S. Edwards
E. Bohnenstiehl
J. E. Renfro
A. J. Hightower
Edwoods
Collinsville Cullings
Clara Nelson
J. H Morriss
C. Gaskill
Frank Gaskill
Vandalia
VandAlia Accom
EffoGham
Wabtward
IndiAnapolis
EffinGham
Garg
Ellioty
Reor
Tunmrotm
Lowty
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