Local news and notices from Marble Hill area
A compact local item list notes a mare dying belonging to C P Caldwell and Ed Caldwell’s illness, with mentions of Burford's shop promotions and new spring goods. Others report travels by Luther Burford, Luke Dunlap visiting Morley, and Mrs John R Welch’s return. It notes a Marble Hill dramatic club plan and a sermon at Lutesville Congregational church plus upcoming talks by H N Phillips at McKelvey school and Paton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Dunlap
Morley
John R. Welch
Marble Hill
Largest stock of dry goods in Laflin sold at low prices
Township Wass Meeting. By order of the Democratic central committee of Bollinger county Missouri the Democrats are instructed to meet in townships on Saturday April 7 for three aims: elect central committeemen decide on convention versus primary nominate county ticket and elect township delegates to a county convention. Delegates allocated by Democratic votes. mass meeting set at local sites with listed precincts and officers.
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Laflin
Cleveland
Lorance
German
Liberty
Wayne
Crooked Creek
Whitewater
Fillmore
Union
Marble Hill
David Bollingers
Democratic Central Committee
Bollinger County
Missouri
Mackle HL
Voters of Bollinger County to Meet for Ticket
Official notice calls residents of People’s party of Bollinger County to meet in mass meeting at Marble Hill Court House at 8 o’clock on Saturday April 21 1894 to nominate a ticket and conduct other business. J R Bowlsley and others listed as committee. Also dental visit announced for Lutesville April 1894 and Sunnyside union meeting on April 18 1894 with secretary W Siven. A Good House played Fredericktown last Thursday to a full house with praise for talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Bollinger County
Court House
Marble Hill
J. RB. Woonley
Hverman
Wm. H. Scorn
A. L. Gress
Sunnyside
Bollinger County Farmers and Laborers Union
Sunnyside Union
W. QO. Ssiven
Marble Hill Dramatic Club
Fredericktown
Apple
Advertised Letters and Local Obituary Notice
Uncalled letters dated April 1 include MARBLE HILL, Edyth Shackelord, Tonie DeVoor, Ida Raines, Charles Frederick, J B Fields, Joseph Kas cokoski, Fannie McBen, G W Masters, Mrs Hutchinson. Mrs Hutchinson died in St. Louis at Baptist hospital Tuesday evening last week of cancer of the womb. She was 72 and buried here last Thursday.
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Marble Hill
Edyth Shackelord
Tonie DeVoor
Ida Raines
Charles Frederick
J. B. Fields
Joseph Kascokoski
Fannie McBen
G. W. Masters
Millinery at Laflin Ladin preview season hats
OQ J Snider will carry a full line of stylish hats at Laflin. Mrs B V Jacques & Co will furnish them. See them while in Ladin.
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Laflin
J. Snider
8. V. Jacques & Co
Ladin
United States solicits subscriptions for Twice a-Week Republic
An active agent in each county is the United States to solicit subscriptions for the Twice a-Week Republic. A liberal commission will be paid to hustlers. Address Superintendent Circulation, Tax Receipts Bt Leonia, Mo.
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Ted
United States
Leonia
Probate Court hearing on Masters estate asks for heir’s share
In Probate Court Judge Frymire presided over a case connected to the Richard Masters estate. Caroline Bess, an heiress, seeks her portion arguing she has never received anything despite allowances.
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Frymire
Richard Masters
Caroline Bess
Caiming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pollinger
Tubaiture & Carpet
ST. Louis, MO
Erin
C. P. Caldwell
Luther Burford
Marqland
Burfords
Lizzie Sutherland
Litesville
Ed Caldwell
Caldwell Brothers
August Bohnsack
Milwaukee Harvester Co
Charles Statler
Burrdvile
Goodwin & Jean
Clark & Sons d. Call
H. N. Phillips
McKelvey School
Paton
South East Missouri
Snider
Heflin
Lutesville
J. L. Jenkins
Bollinger County Clothing Store
Southeast
FAI
Blount’s
Oliver
Malta
Morrison
George E. Clark & Son
Jacob Morris
DR. Spotted Wolfe
America
Dr. Spotted Wolf
McMinn Bros. General Merchants
Zalma
St. Louis
Meyer Bros. Drug Co
Mayfield-Smith
Read’y
Marble Hill, Missouri
E. R. Graham
the Palace
Fred P. Miles
T.eae
Autesville
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