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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
8
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Our Correspondents note Place Creele Z L Underwood has moved here from Doe Run and will crop with his father this summer. Mr and Mrs RC Alexander visit relatives at Bessville Sunday. Singing at Oliver Hahn's Sunday night was well attended. JOH Short purchased a fine horse recently. F F Mabuce to teach next term of school. present term closes April 22. W R Farrar received 15 and W M Welker 17 votes for superintendent of schools. Zack Underwood ordered an incubator. he plans to raise chickens this year. Bowuvar
Health is good. People are busy breaking corn ground. Joseph Bess passed through this neighborhood Sunday. Bern Vance of near Arab visited D. J Thomas Saturday night and Sunday. The Caster telephone company has been putting in some new phones at Grassy factory. Roy Wagener and Charles Barrett made a business trip to Grassy factory recently. Albert Dunn visitor at Joseph Dunn's Sunday. Miss Loola Bess visited Miss Sadie Cullis on Sunday. Rev. Ripe filled his regular appoint ment at Liberty Church Sunday. A Reapre.
Rev Yount filled his regular appointment at Miller chapel Saturday and Sunday. Misses Mattie and tua Pridy of Lodge visited Misses Virgie and Esther Pridy Saturday and Sunday. The singing at Miller chapel Sunday afternoon was well attended. Charley Lawrence is working for his brother in law Joe Miller Amza Kinder visits at Nealy Bollingers every Sunday. People are putting up new wire fence. Mrs Bennie Whitener of Gravel attended church at Miller chapel Sunday evening.
In a rural notices roundup residents and families are mentioned. NE Tallent directs a Pleasant Valley singing school as locals such as Tallent, Mr. and Mrs. Shell, Mr. and Mrs. Hahn, and Misses Salyer and Ona Yount socialize and visit one another. Fox hunting by Tallent and Yount is noted but the game is brought back. Other local movements include farm work and fencing.
Cs veenbrier. Health good. Charles Prather of Advance was the guest of J. L Wiggins Saturday evening. Robert Kerr visited a special friend at Buchanan Saturday and Sunday. David Jackson has recently moved from Bloomfield to the lower J. H. Richardson farm. S. A. Ramsey and son Paul had business in Advance Saturday. Edgar Chapman and Miss Dott Wiggins were in Bloomfield Saturday. Miss Myrtle Morton of Brownwood
Visited friends and local residents share activities. A house on J Wiggins farm occupied by Rufus Richards burned with part of contents. Mrs Jane Hardesty of Gipsy visits daughter Mrs Scowden R Hand Ward near Hiram had business here last week. Miss Nell Slove visits sister near Kinder Une. Marriage April 26 at bride home near Scopus between Cleve land Hale and Ida Hanners with Rev Huff officiating. Marsh Yount family and others visit. OA Bowers preaches to church members. Rev J M Welker and others plan district conference at Arcadia. JH Whitener and Charles Rhodes moving Higgins Moore's sawmill builder to Dr C A Sander's farm on Hog Creek near Marble Hill.
James Bowman and family returned from Cape Girardeau yesterday. Health is not very good. Miss Jessie Limbaugh has been visiting her parents since Christmas but will soon return to Jackson. The peach crop has been badly damaged. Prof. T. B. Holloway is teaching a fine music school for us. The stork left an alto singer with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Propst and Jeff is wearing a very extensive smile.
Rev. W A Davault filled his regular appointment at Marquand Saturday and Sunday. Rev. F W Carnett filled his appointment at Greenville Saturday and Sunday. Leo Crook visiting his parents at Marquand. Charley Beatty moved to Bird Point to teach in the public school. Several students are out.
Measles caused school curtailment this week while Clay Morgan and L J Grimsley visited the College. The girls literary society met Tuesday night. Dr J L Ayers of Jackson gave a lecturing series to Will Mayfield students, praised as insightful and beneficial. Fred Roberts, a student, visited Zalina last week.
Health is still improving bore to Mr and Mrs John Jones March 31 a fine boy baby Mr and Mrs George Green visited at Jesse Green's Tuesday night Miss Amelia Green visited at George Green's Wednesday night Miss Caroline Green visiting her brother and family this week Stephen Lorance died at his home near this place March 31 and his remains laid to rest in Mt Carmel cemetery He leaves relatives and friends Rev Pink Robins filled appointments at Whitewater church Saturday and Sunday Benjamin Douglas and family
Visitors stopped by several households including John James Levi Green and Elisha Mayfield from Saturday night to Sunday. Henry Wilson is very sick. Albert Dalton family visited Scott Smith family at Sedgewickville. Willie Mayfield family and Earl visited Ruby Mayfield. William Williams has measles. Miss Cora Long attended Mayfield church Saturday night. Lucan Lump was mentioned.
Our fathers are busy planting corn. Rev EE Miller visited E R Mayfield in Sedgewickville. Miss Caroline Green stays with sister Mrs Wood Mayfield. Mayfield sick with grip. Patton and Sedgewickville telephone lines to connect for better service. Various visits and farm news from local residents. Rev J A Russell dies. funeral at Slaybaugh cemetery. Uncle Joe remembered as a Christian gentleman.
Town board members are A C King WF Corbin Marshal Roberts and A E James. The central office for Farmers lines has moved. G P Blohmyer and wife returned from California with an orange grove. John King of Cape Girardeau visited selling groceries. Rev HD No McKee and wife of Cape Girardeau spent a week with Ed and John McKee. Cross ties and timber shipments continue. Charles King and wife returning from Mexico. Uncle John and Mrs Fee visited their daughter near Hahn. Bud Young of Schlattz visited Zalma. A E James went to St Louis for summer goods. Jay.
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