The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE Staunton Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Webb enter- lained at an elaborate week end paity at their home this jreek the following relatives. Their WuWren, Mr. and Mrs.

William Mod- gi and ion, William, of St. Louis, ir, and Mrs, Robert Bell and family of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Altert Webb and Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Webb, Kenosha, from the last Jiamed place also Mr. Webbs brother Alfred Webb and Mrs. Webb's brotti- Its Thomas and Albert Hunt, Peona. of their children were present vith the ol their son John 'ft Kenosha, Wis -nho recently re- lurned after a visit here, Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Kaeseman entertained at a Christmas house party this week the following relatives from a distance, their children Oscar fend Maigaret Kaeseman, Oliver A. H. Ahswede and daughter, Helen, Raymond, Roy and Arnetta Hunsinger, Detroit, and Mrs. Fiank of Chicago. A family reunion was held Chiist- jnas day at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. 6. E. McGaughey when their nine Childien were present, including i teen relatives with the wives and Children present. In the afternoon, jnost of the a i went to Worden iud visited Mrs.

McGaughey's mother, fclrs Alice Welch. The children present from out of town were Dan and Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeGaughey and son Donald Charles, West Allis, i Mr, and Mrs. Geo.

McGaughey, Waukegan, and Miss Imogene Belton, Champaign. D. J. Rayburu and Mr. and Mrs.

Theilen and daughtei, Fern, drove from Middletown and spent Christmas at the home of the foimers son Dale Rayburn and family. Edmond Scbimtt. Lincoln, anl Ponnie Bondreaux of St. Louib are spending their vacation with William C. Schmltt and family.

The Misses Sara Couitney, Louke Tiano and Vera Butler accompanied Toy George Badenhausen of Edwards- iville. William Huntei and Junior JCnapp attended the Elks dance in Jjitchfield Christmas night. Mrs. P. Williamson and Mis Willoughby spent Monday aftei- noou in Gillespie.

Mrs. Anna Wenner aged 73 yeais Is -veiy ill at hei home on Soutn Hib- iard street Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Glass of A- came Monday to Tisu Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. James who Jeft the following morning accompanied by their daughters Chailotte and JUyra and son Harold where the attended a family reunion at the home Of Mr. and Mis. Geoige L.

i a Chiistrnas day. W. a and daugh- Doris, Hillsboro spent several days this week with lelatives here, W. L. Schmitt and children of Eenld, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry King of Granite City, Mrs. D. Bondreaus and son Donald and Miss Helen Schmitt of St. Louis and Edmond Schmitt Lincoln spent Christmas day with Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. C. Schmitt. A Tord car owned by Herman Rue- hrup who resides near No.

7 mine was stolen while parked near the St Paul's Evangelical church Christmas eve and found the following day parked in the north part of town. The marriaga Miss Julia S. Buescher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buescher and Paul Ackeiinan son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Ackerman of this city were married at 6 o'clock Monday evening at the St, Paul's Evangelical parsonage, Rev. A. H. Wegener officiating.

The ring ceremony was employed. The bride has been -working in Chicago and had just returned to spend Christmas with her parents. Just a short time before 6 o'clock, she announced thit their marriage would take place shoitly which came as a surprise to all. Miss Buescher was attired in a becoming dress of blue georgette with hat to match. Her Bister Misd Anna, Buescher of Chicago who was biidepmaid wore a tan georgette dress with hat to match.

Walter Buescher the brides brother was the crooms attendant. The couple left for a short honeymoon trip after which they will reside in Staunton where the groom is employed at mine No 2. Mr. and Mrs H. H.

Willoughby entertained at Christmas dinner Tuesday evening the following guests Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bird and Mrs Ona Bird Ross, Mrs Minnie Roberts Bird and son Harold and daughter Gerald Roberts and Mr.

find Mrs. P. Williamson. Hiss Katherine Merry, sophomore in the Michigan State Normal Col lege, Ypsilanti, has won first prize fo: her school in a national contest fo the best essay on getting out tin vote. The National League of Wo men Voters sponsored the competi tion, which hundreds essays weie submitted.

Troy Mr and Mis Elizabeth 1'ncqen, Mr Mis. A Leslie and children were out i St. Louis Sun- dav and spent the day with relatives. Rev Pemberton pastor oE the Methodiht church left immediately after services Pandas night to spend the holidays with relatives at Eldo- mdo. MI- and Mrs W.

Gebauei attended a Xmas dmnei at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Watt in Col- hnswlle. Mis. Frank Wilson and children Be aulstOTMi are gupst? of hci paienU Mr.

and i William Lewis and other relatives for the hoHdajs. Rote Wilkinson is heie i St Johns, Kansas for a -visit with her mother Mrs. Jennie Wilkinson and family, Miss Sarah Wilkinson is teaching at Granite City is also spending the Xmas holidays at home. Floyd Snodgrass arrived last week fi om Wichta, Kans, for a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Snodgrass and daughter Miss Faze who is attending the Southern Illinois Normal at Carbondale but is spending the holidays at home. Alfred Auwater and Paul Fi anger TV ho are attending Shurtleft College at Alton are spending the holidays with their patents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blixen and daughters Misses Marjorie and Louise and son Alvin of Edwardsvillc weie guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Gebauer and daughters Sunday Mrs. Hugh Patterson ai rived from Kansas Citv for a visit -with her parents Mi and Mi? Henry Lile and faons. Howgate Wilkinson has gone to i a for an indefinite i-tay his biother James Wilkinson and fiimilj.

Misses Alma and Flora Gebauer St. Louis visitors Wednesday. Piosrams were given at the various chinch Xmas eve and the annual tieatb given. A son bom to Mr. and Mis.

W. W. Dunstan last week at the home of her paients Mi. and Mrs. Rood -nhere they aie residing at piebent.

L. Dawson who recently underwent a blood transfusion at the High and hospital -was brought to his icrne here in an improved condition and under medical treatment is expected to continue to improve and recovery now is hoped for. The remains of six members of the Lang family some of who died over ifty years ago weie disinterred last week and removed to the Hellefon- taine cemetery in St. Louis where the surviving members of the family who are Mrs. Henreitta Lang and sons Bert Ben Lang and Miss Ada Lang have resided for many years.

The husband and father James Lang died in 1881 and the children an unnamed infant and James Jr. Thomas, Cora and Nellie who was the last to die. The disinterment was under the supervision of H. C. Keuker and witnessed by Bert H.

Lang of St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. William Bagliu and Mrs.

Pricilla Blecher left Saturday for a visit over the holidays with le- latives in Detroit. Mrs. Sarena B. Wild attended the funeral of her cousin Mrs. Kittif Course of Venice who died in St Elizabeth's hospital at Granite City after an illness of 24 hours of double pneumonia and was bulled in the Glenwood cemetery at Collinsville Wednesday afternoon.

Miss Alma Holz of Ft. Cloud, Minn is here for a visit through the noli days with Mr. and Mrs. Val Ottwem and other friends. Mr.

and Mrs. William Schultz Collinsville, Mr Mrs, Gus- Al brecht oE East St. Louis, Mr. an Mrs. Roy Irhing of Caseyville wer guests of the former's son and dau ghter-in-law and Mrs, Howard chulta and son.

Mrs. Ida Kions of Pleasant Mound spending the winter with her son law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. toward Schultz and SOD. Mrs.

May Jane and daughtei Miss Jlorence and Mrs, Dave Jones, Mr. ind Mrs. Fred Load of St. Louis vere guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William rrangen. and family and Mr Mrs. L. M. Kinder and family Friday evening.

Mr Mrs. A. R. Snodgrass spent Xmas with their son in law and dau- jhter Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Wood and family at Collinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pickett and Miss Mildred Snodgrass and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Price of St. Louis were guests of Mr Mrs. M. Farnswort hand Miss Bernice Eckert Sunday and Xmas day. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Jones and son and the Conners brother are spending pait of Xmas holidays with relatives in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs.

P. B. Wild and daughter Miss Agnes and sou Donald Ritchie accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Fahrig spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Mart Burnmeister and children and other relatives St. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Watt and sons of Alton spent Xmas with his mother Mrs, Julia Watt. Mr. and Mrs. George M.

Rawlings of East St. Louis are the proud parents of a daughter born to them one day last week at St. Mary's hospita" in East St. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. Kurt D. Wild and little daughter Verla of Over and, Mo, were guests of the former's mother Mrs. Sarena B. Wild and Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Levo and family Monday, Harry Fotts is here from Lombard College at Galesburg for a visit over holidays with his parents Mr. and Mis.

Cyrus Potts. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bertels and family spent Christinas with her folks, Martin Aljets at Moro. John G.

Johnson was in Bunker Hill on Monday. Mrs. Ben Beitels is still on the sick list. Mrs. Heniy Bohlmeyer spent Chiistmas with relatives in St.

Louis. Jean and Robert Hyndman entertained company fiom Bloomington Wednesday. Mrs. John Burges of St. Louis is spending several days with her parents, Gerd Johnson.

Norman Heuer of St. Louis is spending the holidays with his parents J. W. Heuer. Gerd and Henry Johnson who are 011 the sick list are able to be up a few minutes a day.

Miss Fueda Bertels of St. Louis and Alma Bertels of Alton spent Chustmas with their folks. Duella Johnson of East Alton was home over the holidays. Misses Dula and Selma Heuer ol Alton spent the holidays with their folks, J. W.

Heuer's. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson ant family of Bunker Hill and Mr. and Mrs.

John Unterbrlnk and family ot Moro took Christmas dinner with their mother Mrs. R. J. Bertels. j.

Heuer and family visited witli Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kuethe Oft Tuesday evening.

A birthday party was given Wednesday evening in honor of Elsie Bertels. The evening was spent In playing bunco, prizes being awarded to August Eppmeyer and Norman Heuer. Refreshments weie served a lat" hour everybody reported a fine time. Highland Tuesdav afternoon Mis. Win.

Neubauer and Mrs Walter entertained the Highland Woman's club with a Xmas party at the home ot Mis. Wm. Neubauer The neU regular meeting of the Woman's club will be held January Sth at the home of Mrs. C. H.

Molt. HOME AHE THKBATEXKD BV CAVRIV. Gillespio 111 Dec. 29--As a of a cavern of the shafts ot the little Dog Coal Mine located two miles west this city, a number of homes and business structures are in danger as the foundations are falling into the shafts of the mine. The pavement of several of the streets near the city are rapidly falling in, A crew of extra workmen have been assigned to build up the shafts as soon as possible to prevent a further recuirence of the earth fall- in? in above the mine.

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