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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
4
Circuit Court reports show multiple case dispositions including dismissals, continuances, and verdicts in actions such as trespass ejectment replevin and assumpsit. Chancery grants partition and divorces with custody rulings. new circuit filing notes a bill for separate maintenance detailing cruelty and sought alimony and support.
Estate matters show Leopold Brendle's $388.15 claim allowed and Alexander M. Powell's death proof with last will hearing set for December 8. Elizabeth E Stepp's estate declared settled with administrator discharged. Fredericka Meyer deceased with claim filed.
The record lists multiple probate items including guardianship bonds for Leo Wirz and N. E. Bosen, administrator reports on sales and debts, and final settlements for James Olive, John Kelley, John B. Kline, Jr., and Christian Ziegler minors. It notes sheriff bonds, conservator appointees, and disbursements to heirs, with adjustments and discharge orders through January term.
Multiple deed notices report transfers and warranties. Martha E McKittrick to Chase McKittrick secures 60 acres and a strip in section 29. Robt Bethmann and wife convey to Wm F Nolker in McCasland & Youree’s additions. W M Powell sells parcels in Troy and transfers undivided interests in other tracts. Edmund C Donk and wife grant undivided one third of a described tract in section 16.
Wm. Spirey of Walton Furnace Vermont sent thirteen miles for Bucklen arnica salve and fully cured a fever sore on his leg. The advertisement proclaims it cures bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles. Priced at 25 cents guaranteed by S. Kingston druggist Heinecke's cigars are home and union made Ask for Rex.
Fred Z. Cramer recalls a voyage beginning June 9 1902 at Pensacola navy yard with target practice and swimming, then Havana detour to view the Maine wreck, yacht boat races, Fourth of July meals at Marblehead, a drowning aboard, and port calls to New London Salem and New York while transferring between ships including Newark Columbus and Wabash, ending aboard the Newark after striking the first bell.
Firefighters rushed into a blazing home to rescue sleeping occupants amid the smoke and heat, underscoring dangers of neglecting coughs and colds as the ad urges Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, promising protection for throat and chest troubles with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and free trial bottles at S Kingston’s.
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