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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1915

Page

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Local News Notes From Montrose County Area

Community items about health, weather, crops, and visits. Mentions Tom Pres President, Larimers planting potatoes, Ira Ament, Amore Exide visiting Okatha, Berry family, Martha Eddie visiting Anna, Sammie Negi back to heat work, Sarat Eddie recovering, Dreamland motion picture outing, Gus Jacobs traveling Montrose, potato and onion markets improving, Homer Gyer from Delta aiming to Utah to help team, Easter services and social gatherings around Gravelton, Pridy, and Castor, with wishes for The Press readers and Easter flowers.

Mee Lee Sammie Negi Bert Sarat Eddie Montrose County Misees Hazel Minabe Berry Ira Arment Martha Eddie Gus Jacobs Montrose

W. M. C. Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

W. M. C. notes Prof. W. A. Davault filled his regular Burfordville appointment last Sunday. Lee Mabrev visited home folks at Drum Saturday and Sunday. Miss Susie Hartner of Birds Point visited Marble Hill friends and school. Floyd Wilson returned to Burfordville seeking school news. Roscoe Pierce and Dave L. Yates visited the College Monday. Pink Revelle went to Leopold. The W. M. C. Stars are victorious again, marking their season’s early success.

W. A. Davault Burfordville Lee Mabrev Drum Susie Hartner Birds Point Marble Hill Floyd Wilson Roscoe Pierce Dave L. Yates Pink Revelle Leopold

Local Happenings Capture Weekend Visits and Travel

Farmers finish sowing as fine weather holds. Ora Christa and family visited Ike Wilfeng Saturday night. Easter bunny sighted for local boys. John Thaile hosted a pie supper to a good crowd. L. E. Kelch traveled through town to tend timber and noted rough roads. James R. Hill and G. W. Hill households hosted visitors. Maggie Austin flew to Dongola to see sister Ed Seabaugh. Lee Mabrey, student at Marble Hill, visiting family. Willie Wilferth's clan visited Henry Thiele. Blanch McManus called on Janie Wilfong. Lonzo Cunningham returns to the area. Katie Thiele spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Bell Cunningham visiting Burfordville. A. P. Cunningham, previously ill, remains.

Ora Christa Ike Wilfeng John Thaile L. E. Kelch Maggie Austin Dongola Ed Seabaugh Lee Mabrey Marble Hill M. F. Mabrey Willie Wilferth Henry Thiele Blanch McManus Janie Wilfong

Local notes and community updates from Bollinger county

In Bollinger county many residents are listed as on the sick list with several slowly improving. The notes include visits by Miss Annie Markham and Grandma Owens, church activities, a school board election results, a private road petition in the county court, and obituaries notices. Residents, their travels, engagements, and local business dealings populate this dense community roundup.

Annie Markham George Revelle

Notice of Final Settlement in Estate

Notice is hereby given to all creditors that John Fee, deceased, bar 1, Vico M. Mouser, executor, intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate court of Bollinger County Missouri to be held at Marble Hill on May 8 1915. GRO M Motiser, Executor.

Rollinger Courty Misour Indowrt Marble Hill Hal Lnger Missour Bid FH Seabaugh Thar Maggit M. Seubaugh sideRtate Ballinger Marbleill John Fee Vico. M. Mouser Bollinger County

Mollie Scolds Doll for Saying False Sums at Home

A playful exchange quoted from Harper's Bazaar features Mollie declaring her doll naughty for saying two plus two makes five and insisting it is six, prompting Papa to address the mischief.

Mollie Papa Tause Harper's Bazar

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