Hill and Chandler Publish Weekly Notice
Published every Thursday by Hill and Chandler. Entered at the Marbie ill post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
8
Published every Thursday by Hill and Chandler. Entered at the Marbie ill post office as second class matter.
Our Correspondents report regular church services at Hahnchapel by Rev I N Sherrow. Chester Hopkins visited kin Roy Formway. Miss Alpha Craft visited Miss Ethel Formway. George Schreiner called on Roy Formway. Mr and Mrs Kendall Proffer visited Mrs Proffer’s parents near Marble Hill. Misses Lola and Ethel Nanney and Arthur visited sister Mrs Leo Sealaugh. The Mungle couple called on C Limbaugh. Virgie Snider and Moses Proilir visited aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs William Slinkard.
Lone Grove district board met Saturday evening and employed Wa Nanney to teach the next term at the school. Several local youths attended church at Union Ridge Sunday and reported a nice time. Mrs. Cora Wallis of near Mount Zion attempted suicide March 26 and was taken to the hospital recently. Miss Elsie Allen of Mount Zion visited cousins Lillie and Fula Pierce. Win Nanney, formerly teaching at Sullivan, is moving back to his farm here. Miss Mary Thomason returned home after visiting her father. Ora Pierce was home on a visit Sunday. Miss Hazel Jones hosted many guests Sunday afternoon. WW Nanney reports his son-in-law Killian and family of Dunklin county plan to move back to Bollinger. Oscar Pierce was at home Saturday night and Sunday. Success to The Press and its readers.
Mayfield Farmers busy with corn plowing and planting. Mr and Mrs P H Seabaugh and family attended Friday night singing and visited J F Mayfield. W D Mayfield and family visited John F Mayfield Sunday. Prof Noble and his singing class went to Patton last Sunday to entertain a large crowd and heard two sermons by Rev Zene Yount. Our singing school progresses under Prof Noble. Teachers have been slow to arrive. Wester Wooldridge and wife visited Sedgewickville Easter. Dellen Brown finished a saw yard for Amos Seabaugh. boys saved 27000 feet in six days. T A Fulton searched for a school for his son Henry at Springfield Normal. Henry employed in Smith district. Vester Wooldridge plans to enter poultry business. End of news from Mayfield.
Mrs Thomas Young and son Robert Ed Scott Clyde Atchison and Fred Stilts visited at Charles Scotts Sunday school at Mt Pleasant every Sunday afternoon at 200 oclock. Rev Thomas Young filled his regular appointment Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Lon Steward and family visited Mrs Effie Porterfield Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Douglas Young visited Albert Irvin's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elbert Williams visited H D Nichols' Sunday. Lonesome.
People report good health and pleasant weather. Carl Miller of Chatsworth visited Tom Perkins on Saturday night. Tom Perkins traveled to Piper City for a business trip. Walter Baker and Robert Yount work for M Lo Perkins. Walter and Frank Baker toured Kankall on Monday. Frank Baker and Carl Miller with Rufert Yount seen chasing a Ford Sunday evening.
Weather pleasant as farmers plant corn and many attend services at the Lutheran church. Visitors include Hen Whitener of Madison county and Miss Octa Young with Miss Etta Clubb. Some social visits at the Whitners and McKelveys. Rev Tom Cooper preached at Oak Dale.
Cane Creek residents Mr. and Mrs. Linder Miller journeyed to Tilsit on Tuesday. Miss Liles Seibert shopped in Jackson on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. August Overbeck and Wesley Schreiner took a business trip to Jackson on Saturday. Miss Bernice Tucker visited her home.
Jackson Star notes most farmers are busy preparing to plant corn this week with some finished and others not yet started. Hazel Nevins, studying at Cape Girardeau, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Amon Nevins this week. C B Davis made a business trip to Jackson Friday. Mr and Mrs N C Oldham visit-
The column lists numerous residents visiting Jackson for business and leisure, church attendance, and family updates. It notes sick neighbors, school director elections, teaching appointments, travel between Marble Hill and nearby towns, and a death in Bollinger County.
Farmers are getting along fine. Rev W A Davault filled his regular appointment here Sunday though attendance was down. Measles sickened Mr Sipes's baby and Monroe Hill. Joseph Vangennip took youths for a ride and their auto got stuck. Miss Anna Murphy visited Miss Maudie Harris. Myrtle Seabaugh and Mr Anderson attended a baptism at Greenbrier. Johnie Mann returned from near Advance. big mill may start today. a baptizing is planned for the third Sunday in May. William Mann's son Clarence cut his foot. a wedding occurred in town.
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