Hill and Chandler Publish Ren Veveil at Mayet
Hill and Chandler, publishers, unveil a new edition amid a May event. Ren Veveil is highlighted as a key release with details on its origin, publication context, and anticipated reception.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
8
Hill and Chandler, publishers, unveil a new edition amid a May event. Ren Veveil is highlighted as a key release with details on its origin, publication context, and anticipated reception.
Our correspondents note farming delays with scant sowing and wet gardens. Grassy Creek resident WW Patterson visits. George Baker relocates to Bel Ericktown seeking work. Local deaths, moves, illnesses, and community happenings color a broad midwinter bulletin from Zalma and surrounding areas.
Health remains good aside from colds. Rainy spell ends with several sunny days. river is high. Last week saw weddings of Elmer Carter and Beulah Bostic Pollard at the groom’s home. questions arise about family connections. Many familiar names attend visits, farming slows, and preparations for Denver trip begin.
The week records health updates and social calls as neighbors like Mrs Otto Reitzel and Mrs J O Yount host visits. Harmony services, W M College students Ida and Ella Yount, and various Yount family members figure in Sunday and weekend trips. One cow loss, a stuck animal, rheumatism, and Rev JH Yount preaching at Hare are noted among routine rural happenings.
Everett reports Francis is sick, with Frank Sealanigh employed on the county farm under Rev Bee Yount. Freel Feiler plans move when roads improve. Somer Geo F Knere held a sale of bine hale goods. Cleve Shrum works as porter at the Central hotel this week. Master Herbert Chronister of Glen Allen visited Liutesville Monday.
A long list of social visits, travels, and small-town happenings across nearby households. Neighbors and kin named include Welker, Limbaugh, Mayfield, Brown, Estes, Burford, Wood, and others with weekends, funerals, and school or church events mentioned amid routine news from James Creek and surrounding hamlets.
Mrs Rosa Rhodes shows slight improvement while her son Earl battles pneumonia. Miss Minta Hale visits her brother at Glen Allen. Dick Venable visits George Green. Mrs Georgia Bess and Mrs W A Crayton on sick list. Hosea Hale visits Harley Venable. Ora Spain loses a prized cow. Grandchildren Lucille and Ludwig Griffith stay with H H Mabuee family. Joseph Belkin of Fredericktown was in town last Friday. D Bess and family and Mrs...
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