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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1900

Page

5

Troy City Council Minutes October 1 1900 Proceedings

City council, mayor pro tem appointed, bills ordered for street work, treasurer and street superintendent reports, and payments approved. Street work notes include removals and repairs to board walks and culverts across wards. Junk note mentions a bank robbery and a drug store advertises King’s Discovery for lung trouble.

C. Gates Gabl Hampe Kimberlin Hoge Gerfen Rawnon Mendenall Geobl J. R. Garrison Bank of Thornville Ohio Dr. King Kingaton's

Troy Wins At Football In West End Exhibition

About 200 fans traveled to Cook's Pasture last Saturday for a game between the Public Schools of Edwardsville and this city. The home Trojans won 89 to 0 in a fast contest featuring Salter Smith Black on offense and Edwards Taylor notable for Edwardsville, with Tunnell leading their defense. Referee Stanley Ritcher and umpire Bruce H. Brown officiated as the halves ran 25 and 80 minutes.

Cook's Pasture West End Edwardsville Capt. Smith Salter Smith Edwardaville Edwards Black Trojana Taylor Tunnell Jena Trojans Stanley Ritcher Bruce H. Brown Nimrods Game Ia Dr. Brown Main Street Chas Edwards Gates Tig Donk Bros West Hud

Missionary Lecture in China Aims to Inform and Inspire

The M E church overflowed as Rev J S Peat who spent seven and a half years in China spoke on Chinese life and missionary work. He recounted travel from St Louis and noted progress, with hopes of returning in fall 1901 amid uncertain China conditions. The piece also mentions a teachers meeting in Madison County to organize the upcoming association event and a public appeal for entertainment funding for about 300 visitors. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and Laxative Bromo Quinine advertise local remedies and cough care.

M. E J. S. Peat China Orient Peat St. Louis Kannas Madison County Teachers’ Association

Social and Personal News of Wedding and Visitors

A quiet wedding took place at St Jeromes parsonage as Mr Thomas Millett Jr and Miss Lola Vetter wed with close family present. The couple, headed for a short honeymoon in St Louis, are prominent locals. A large Reading Club party visited from St Louis, then toured Edwardsville and Belleville, with multiple locals noted as guests or travelers. Various residents and visitors are listed, with brief notes on movements, travels, and social events. Died: Walter Schultze, aged 3 years 10 months 13 days, funeral at Lutheran cemetery. Public notes cover society meetings, visits, and travel to Chicago and beyond.

St. Jeromes’ Catholic Parsonage H. A. Weinecke Thomas Millett, Jr Lola Vetter Jobin Millett Liota Vetter St. Louisa Mound City Wm. Vetter Thos, Millett Tuesaday Reading Club St. Louis Our City Robb F. C. Hostetter Whaton House Edwardsville Kimberlin Bros Bt. Louis Belleville C.D. Saumard Charlee Hall Spring Valley Martha Norbury Wm. Norbury Wm. Mimberlin Formosa Boston Halifax Nova Scotia Walter Wm. Schultze

Local Brevities and Advertisements Across Town

Local notices list Hawley's watch repairs and cream polish, Mrs Hampton's fall and winter millinery, Fi Kuntzmann's fresh oysters, W J Vetter's musical instruments, Donk Bros coal mine, and Donk mine ore shipments. Reports note a meeting to form a heavyweight football team, a residence repaint on Main Street, and various cures and goods from S Kingston and others.

Fi Kuntzmann’s. New Fine W. J. Vetter’s

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