Augusta Defiance New Melle 2013 Resident's & Visitor's Guide

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The 2013 Augusta Defiance New Melle Resident’s & Visitor’s Guide has been published to provide

interesting facts and helpful information about Augusta, Defiance and New Melle. The Guide includes

information about many of the local businesses as well as other nearby locations of interest.

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AUGUSTA • DEFIANCE • NEW MELLE 20132

f this Guide were published duringthe 1800’s, some of the business listings

would be very different than those thatare listed today. The General Store filled such a largenumber of needs in the communitythey would have been listed undera multitudeof categories…Groceries, House-hold Items, Tin Ware, Toiletries, Yard Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Furniture, and sometimes even Musical Instruments. They oftentimes included the switchboard for the telephone companies and also served as the Post Of-fice. They were places that town meetings

were held as well as a place where people would meet, socially. Because the General Store played suchan important role in the communitiesof Augusta, Defiance and New Melle,I wanted to include their histories inthis issue of the Guide.

Several of the historic General Store buildings are still standing and in operation, today,as Antique Shops,

a Bed & Breakfast, a Bike Rental Shopand a Boutique.

I hope that you enjoy knowing their histories and visiting them as much as I do!

Photo courtesy of the Augusta Historic Museum's Carl G. Wencker collection

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Augusta History ....................................................................................7

Augusta Map ..........................................................................................9

Defiance History...................................................................................11

Defiance Map ........................................................................................12

New Melle History ...............................................................................17

New Melle Map .....................................................................................20

Categorical Business Listings .............................................................. 22

Calendar of Events ...............................................................................32

Front cover photo courtesy of Marge Layton from JML Photography.On location at Noboleis Vineyards.

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riginally called “Mount Pleasant”, the town of Augusta was founded as a riverboat landing along the Missouri River in 1836by Leonard Harold. Glowing reports of this area written by German researcher-explorer, Gottfried Duden, resulted in a large influxof German immigrants in the 1840’s. After a large flood in 1844, area residents began building businesses along the water-front to meet their own needs as well as the needs of the river traveler.

The General Store of that time was known to have “everything under one roof ”…from food staples to hardware…and everything in between that was needed to live in the 1800’s.

Purchases were made by cash, by barteror trade, or by credit. Ledgers were keptby store merchants to keep track ofeach family’s account. Around 1849 George Mindrup built his Store-Saloon-Inn at 5543 Water Street. The Mindrup Inn was well-known during the 1860’s through the early 1870’s, when Augusta was known as a popular ‘resort town’ on the Missouri River. A room witha view of the river cost $1.00 for the night for a couple and breakfast was 25 cents. The Mindrup Store-Saloon-Inn is on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Augusta was known as apopular 'resort town' on theMissouri River. A room with

a view of the river cost$1.00 for the night.

Photo courtesy of the Augusta HistoricMuseum's Carl G. Wencker collectionAugusta

Photo courtesy ofWashington Historical Society, Washington, MO

The Bright Star, former Washington steamboat,served Augusta in the 1860's.


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The Wencker-Tiemann Store & Hotel was located next door to Mind-rup’s. For 25 years Frederick Wencker operated the store with Carl Tiemann. Wencker’s Hotel was another popular place of lodging for steamboat travelers. Around 1864 Tiemann moved hisstore from the riverfront location to5595 Walnut Street. About 10 years later, after the Missouri River had changedits course, Wencker moved his store‘Uptown’ to 5500-04 Locust Street.

Present Day

The Mindrup Store-Saloon-Inn

Photo courtesy of the Augusta Historic Museum's Carl G. Wencker collection


AUGUSTA MAP

Though much has changed through the years, both of these General Store buildings still remain, today. Tiemann’s Store is now home to Augusta Emporium Antiques. Wencker’s Store, on Locust Street, is now Stone Ledge Antiques. And Stone Ledge Guest Suite, located above the historic store,

offers wonderful lodgings for today’sweary traveler.

Sources:‘Historic Augusta – Its Buildings andPeople – 1820-1900’, Anita Mallinckrodt, 1994/2000 Augusta Chamber of Commerce of Commerce website

Present Day Stone Ledge AntiquesPresent Day Augusta Emporium Antiques

Many early settlers in the Defiance area were of English descent and had moved from Kentucky and Virginia. Daniel Boone was one of the earliest known settlers in this area to have done so. After receiving an invitation by Spain to move westward, in 1799, he leftKentucky and obtained850 acres where he madehis home near what is nowknown as Defiance.

Thomas and Phoebe Parsons wereVirginians that came to the area in 1840and that were instrumental in the town’s development. Parsons had owned theland that was laid out for the town.


Present Day - Katy Bike Rental

After the Katy Railroadcame through town,

in 1982, the townbegan to grow.

Photo courtesy of Boone Duden Archives & Museum

DefianceSchiermeier & Vogler Store 1948


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After the Katy Railroad came through town, in 1982, the town began to grow. Businesses included a livery stable, a blacksmith shop, and a saloon. Defiance’s growth was also stimulated by local businesses originally from nearby Matson moving to this

emerging town. Matson’s doctor, general store, grain elevator and church all relocated to Defiance. Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Ruebling came to Defiance in 1893 and constructed a 2-story frame building that housed a General Store, Post Office and a residence. It served as a General Store for half of a century and the building still remains, today, as a private residence. Lumber for this and other early Defiance area buildings was shipped by steamboat on the Missouri River and then hauled the rest of the way by wagon. In 1898 John Schiermeier moved to Defiance from Matson and built a second General Store for the area. This buildingat 2998 South Highway 94 still remains

Continued on page 14

Mr. and Mrs. A.G.Ruebling came to

Defiance in 1893 andconstructed a 2-story

frame building thathoused a General Store,

Post Office anda residence.


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ew Melle was another town in St. Charles County that attracted German immigrants because of Gottfried-Duden’s reports.In 1848 Franz Henry Porter secured a government land grant where the town was to be laid out. By 1860 more than 38,000 Germans had settled in the area of the lower Missouri River Valley. During the mid to late 1800’s businesses included 3 wagon shops, 2 carpenter shops,

2 cooper shops, a flouring mill, a sawmilland a pork house. Others included a gun-smith and tinner and a blacksmith shop. Phillip Klippel built a small hotel andbar room. Several General Stores also served the community. In 1844, Herman Koelling& Bros. set up a General Store. In 1845,Sudbrock & Co. General Store opened.In 1870, the Sudbrock/Leimbrock General Store was in operation at the corner of Almeling and Schutzen Streets. Later,it became the Frank Leimbrock Store,and then, the A.C. Hoefner Store andPost Office…which continued in business until the early 1930’s. The Meier General Store, at 3669 Mill Street, was established in 1857 by Ernst Meier Continued on page 19

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Kessler’s General Store in 1889Photo courtesy

of Boone-DudenArchives & Museum

Kessler’s became a popular meeting place for the town’s people.New Melle

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and was operated by 3 generations of the Meier family into the 1940’s. The building has been renovated, brought back to its original state, and recently named Butler Brothers Grocer Co. It is no longer anoperational store and is not open to thepublic, but the historic gable-frontedbuilding still remains. In 1871, John Kessler expanded his tin shop to include a small store fronting Mill Street. In 1888, he hired carpenter Earnest Sudbrock to construct a new store which was completed on November 3, 1889. Kessler’s was one of the largest rural area General Stores constructed at the time.It included beautiful walnut counters,cornice molding and shelving, and glassdisplay cases. The fifteen-foot tall ceiling had

tracks that accommodated rolling ladders to enable the shopkeeper to reach everything on the shelves. They carried a completeselection of food, household items, hardware, clothing, tinware, furniture and musical instruments. A central switchboard for Bell Telephone was installed after the store opened. Kessler’s became a popular meeting place for the town’s people. In 1921 Kessler’s was purchased bya group of shareholders and it then became the New Melle Mercantile Co. In 1973,the Schiermeier family bought the busi-ness and, in 1976, it became Schiermeier’s Cracker Barrel, which it remained until destroyed by fire in October of 1977. In 1926, Edwin Paul and Florence Joerling built and ran a General Store at 3585 Mill Street.

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Above the store the New Melle Community Club held dances and performed skits forthe community’s enjoyment. Judges watched the New Melle Festival parade from thefront porch each year. Known, today,

as Liz’s Bar & Grill, this establishment still serves multiple needs of the community as you can have a frosty beverage while, at the same time, get a haircut from the local barber from the comfort of the chair in the back.

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2013 August18th Augusta – Femme Osage United Church of Christ – Annual Church Picnic with Kettle Beef & Fried Chicken.

28th New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– Cruisin’ on the River in Grafton Trip.Reserve by July 22 at 636-398-5600.

September6th New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– Historic Soulard Trip. Reserve by August 16 at 636-398-5600.

21st & 22nd Defiance – Daniel Boone Home – Pioneer Days – Two day event where families can learn about life on the Missouri Frontier.

20th-21st Augusta – 8th Annual Harvest Festival

October19th Defiance – Daniel Boone Home– Halloween, Spirits from the Past – Walk lantern lit paths and learn about superstitions from the 1800’s.

19th & 20th Marthasville – 32nd Annual Deutch Country Days 9 am – 5 pm German living historic festival at historic Luxenhaus Farm.

20th Augusta – Ebenezer United Church of Christ – Chili & Beef Dinner

29th New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– The Lemp Mansion Trip. Reserve by October 8th at 636-398-5600.

November3rd Cappeln – St. John’s United Church of Christ – Sausage & Pancakes 11 am – 6 pm

5th New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– Isle of Capri Casino in Booneville, MO Trip.Reserve by Oct. 22nd at 636-398-5600.

23rd New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– Christmas Shopping in Cape Girardeau. Reserve by November 1st at 636-398-5600.

30th Cappeln – St. John’s United Church of Christ – Craft Fair 9 am – 2 pm

DecemberTBD New Melle – People’s Savings Bank – Christmas Lights Tour. Call Amanda Becker at 636-398-5600 to find out details.

2nd – 5th New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– Nashville Country Christmas by Motorcoach.Deadline with payment is September 26th636-398-5600.

4th New Melle – People’s Savings Bank– Hermann at Christmas Trip. Reserve by Nov. 6that 636-398-5600.

6th & 13th Augusta – 31st Annual Christmas Walk

6th-7th & 13th-14th Defiance – Daniel Boone Home – Christmas Candelight Tour Experience how Christmas was celebrated in the 19th Century.

2014 February10th Cappeln – St. John’s United Church of Christ – Chicken & Dumplings Dinner 11 am – 4 pm

March9th Augusta – Femme Osage United Church of Christ – Annual Sausage Dinner

AprilAugusta – Plein Air Art Event – Yearly event where artists capture the beauty and history of the area.

May18th Augusta – Ebenezer United Church of Christ – Fried Chicken & Strawberry Festival

JuneDaniel Boone Home – Boone’s Osage Expedition Summer Day Camp where those between the ages of 10 and 18 can see if they have what it takes to survive the journey into the wilderness as aBoone Ranger.

New Melle – New Melle Festival – Parade, Games, Rides, Food & Live Music.

2013 - 2014 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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3 sun-filled rooms locatedabove the historic ‘Uptown’ store

~ Corner of Locust & Lower Street ~

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Stone Ledge offers 5,000 square feetjam-packed with antiques, collectables

and a vintage clothing boutique. Open Wednesday - Sunday

~ 5500 Locust Street ~

www.StoneLedgeAntiques.com

MiSS eLLie’S gARden inngueSt HouSe

Newly renovated Private Garden Innwhere you can relax by the outdoorstone fireplace under the pergola.

~ Corner of Walnut & Locust Street ~

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tHe JeFFeRSongueSt HouSeTurn of the century

guest house perfect fora girlfriends’ getaway!

~ Corner of Jefferson & Walnut ~

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Lisa Carmon 636.233.5347 • Ruth Touhill 314.971.1823FOR INFORMATION OR RESERVATIONS CONTACT

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Augusta Defiance New Melle 2013 Resident's & Visitor's Guide