-1915- It is rumored that Theo Welling of Germantown and Harry Hempen of Carlyle are going to open a hardware store and undertaking establishment in Trenton. Miss Marie...

1914- H.C. Koennecke, who formerly conducted a saloon business here for a number of years, has again embarked in the business, opening up at his old stand on the corner of...

-1914- Geo. Ruth won 16 ribbons at the O’Fallon poultry show. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerardi are the happy parents of a baby boy since Tuesday. George Wehrman, the Prudential...

-1914- Philip Zeisset and Miss Katie Walting surprised their friends by going to Belleville where they were united in marriage Wednesday. On Thanksgiving Day, St. Mary...

-1914- Frank Bassler bought the Dunning farm one and one half miles south of Trenton. Consideration $6,200 for 60 acres. Joseph Glanzner, Trenton’s oldest businessman,...

-1914- Iron pipe hitching racks, sets in concrete, were added in front of Ginzel Merchantile Co. and the First National Bank. J.G. Powers, G.A.R. veteran and one of the...

-1914- Misses Addie Louden, Carrie Meinkoth and V. Gilmore spent Sat. at St. Louis. Remember the Trenton Fire Company’s Mask Ball Nov. 14. Fifteen year old Willie Bassler...

1914- Fred Wallheimer, Jr. met instant death when he was killed by a premature shot in the New Baden mine last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Ginzel will celebrate their 50th...

-1914- The electric current will be turned off from noon until 3 o’clock instead of from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Specht a son on Sunday. Several boys...

-1914- Julius Kuhn of East St. Louis spent Sunday with home folks here. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between N. Kirby and J. E. Wolfe in...

-1914- David Bryson and Miss Clara Specht were married in Belleville Saturday. Mrs. C.J. Steinmetz, Sr. aged 76, died at her home Oct. 21. Miss Alvina Schomber of this city...

-1914- Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Twiss quietly observed their 50th wedding anniversary at their home in Aviston on Oct. 5. William Quitmeyer and Miss Tillie Bayer were married...

-1914- Mrs. John Stoff, who underwent an operation for appendicitis on Monday, took a turn for the worse and died Wednesday morning. A. Mahu, the piano tuner, is taking...

-1914- Andrew Krumrey died at his home west of New Memphis on Sept. 30. Walter Koehler was a member of the graduating class at Brown’s Business College in St. Louis. F.M....

-1914- Val. Welz. who has conducted a saloon at the corner of Fourth and Apple streets for the past 17 years has sold the business to Jos. Zahn. Louis Stahl and family...