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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
8
Our Correspondents recount fragmented notes about local figures like Lew Mayfield Marion Green and George near Patton. The text mentions duties, preparations, and brief personal notices tied to recent days and places, with unclear details and several garbled names.
Fragmented report notes regular appointment at Lingon Light on a Saturday evening. Mentions Miss Grace Tallent, Ward, and Stella plus Hertha Silver Spur in scattered social visits and kin-related gatherings. Unclear dates and several misspelled names obscure full details.
The week features visiting relatives for George Flenson and Alexander with his parents Rev Ki Mo Cooper conducting chapel. Ministerial Association meets Thursday and Friday. Miss Molie Leek visited Glen Alien. Many students are seeking schools this week.
Tallent and Tallent clan share visits as families gather at Curtis Dennis and W G Kitchens farms. Rev Warn delivered a regular sermon at Pleasant Valley church. Mrs Katie Knowles and Miss Lelia Whitener visited Curtis Dennis. Mollie Tallent and Ray Tallent dropped by W G Kitchen. Mrs Ollie Stone improves after illness. Mrs CN Dennis of Patton with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Smith visited Courts and Walter Dennis in Furnace on weekend.
Buchanan notes a likely good wheat harvest if cold weather cooperates. Jeff Thomas visited Zalma while Sam J. McMinn of Marble Hill checked his farm. Ned Wagner traveled to Grassy and Mrs. D. Bess is reported ill. Thelma Myers and Myrtle Sitze visited Mrs. Bess on Sunday. Mr. Olden of Richmond was in town.
Miss Mary and Minnie Mouser were guests of Lizzie Hahn and Josie Mouser on Sunday. Mrs AJ Bess and daughter returned home after a week with her father Squire H W Minter. Woodmen lodge attendance noted at Glen Allen Saturday night. Charles plans to move away. Mes Hebert Myers and children visited Mrs Goodson Saturday night and Sunday. Zach O Kelley of Patton County observed locally. W Sample moved his mill to N G Hawn's yard for sawing. Franklin Miller and family visited Blane Minters Sunday. Mary Mouser visited Flora Stilts Sunday night. Haney Day mentioned.
Fragmented OCR reads like a village bulletin with names such as Rev Po Kurtenbach and Mrs Alois Angeraod. Mentions funerals, marriages, and local residents, including references to St Lewis and Leopold. Language is garbled with many misspellings, but preserves social events and local ties amid uncertain details.
A fragmentary local column records domestic visits and social events. Guests include Mrs Beulah Powler and Mrs L A Duinett with Mrs Reber Winter, Effie Chonister hosted Russell, and Mr Collins, aged about seven, died at home north of Temeey. Visits from Dolph Hawes of Caster noted amid weather and illness mentions.
Auli reports good health and a mild Sunday shower aiding crops while farmers plow and prepare fields. A Warden action to post residents on new ideas of fencing and mining is noted. Town improvements include pole setting for the Misti Telephone, sidewalk work, shade trees, and town appearance. Residents move, buy livestock, attend lodge, and preach at M.B.E. Obourd. High living costs push population back to farms.
Farmers planting at AO Wotan. injuries at a factory include Charley Bradshaw and a late Friday incident. Gale of Marquand amputated thumb. Joe Choestner praised for a successful term and prizes awarded. Cleve Obert and Will Mayfield College attendees. Henson, Jiminson, and Chesiner visit. County records note legal documents and local happenings through late May.
Criveenbrier Job Wiggins received a pair of fine blondehounds from Patestes Miss Lottie Gaul who works at Advan. Mrs. Nelson Sipes and Miss Nellie Sonden have the measles at Mrs. Roe Frazer's place. Mesdames M J Wiggins and K H Ward visited Roe Frazer's Sunday. Jesse Barber of Turkey Creek works for BHO Ward. Sunday school organized with urging attendance. J H Richardson and wife visited Brush Creek friends. Crisenberry plans to start sawmill soon. J H Richardson sold a fine cow and calf to James Stats. News not plentiful, crops on minds, and the writer signs off.
Report notes good health in Leopold with fine spring weather and showers. John Tenholder travels to St. Louis for goods. H. L. Rhodes of Whitewater visits Leopold last Thursday. Henry Steverink returns to St. Louis. Rev. Fr. Bettels of St. Louis visits Leopold during the week.
Lodge health is good in the area after an excellent Sunday night rain. Farmers prep fields for corn planting. Miss Necie Vance visited sister Mrs. John Whitener Saturday night and Sunday. The tacky party at John Mouser’s Saturday night was well attended and enjoyed by all. Fred Mabuce and Charley Sitzes.
Fragmentary notes show a quilting event on Mir and Mes Street with Marcel 28 mentioned. The entry references a badge group meeting and a rain event on Sunday, plus an unclear salute to GL Myers.
Mrs Lizzie Painter of Evansville Indiana describes sinking spells with breathing difficulty and weakness. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy she reports rapid improvement and eventual cure. The ad claims twenty years of similar letters nationwide lauding the remedy's efficacy.
Residents report church services, visits by Rev Verden and others, farm activity at Hayles and Cane Creek, and small-town happenings. Mentions include Nall renting part of Hayles farm, corn planting by Lee Fiseborshas, Shell on sick list, and a car champion mats saver race involving David Shell and James Nullie. Also notes about architects and Painters using Horse Shoe brand paint.
Creditors and others interested in the estate of Isham Teeters deceased are notified that James M Teeters, executor, will apply for final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri to be held at Marble Hill on the th day of May 1010.
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