Marble Hill Post Office Second Class Matter Status
A reader note indicates the Marble Hill post office notation as second class matter. the entry reflects archival handling and mailing priority in the local paper record.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
8
A reader note indicates the Marble Hill post office notation as second class matter. the entry reflects archival handling and mailing priority in the local paper record.
Our Correspondents arrived late for the last issue. Health good. Ben Shell had business at James Summers's Monday. Luke Fowler visited Perkins creek Sunday. Andrew Bedwell went to Zalma Monday. High Rye and Green Fox were at Uncle Cling's recently. J. M. Shell began threshing wheat. Lewis Null expects to move to California soon. Rev. Virgin preached there Saturday and Sunday. Charles and Tina Fowler visited James Allen's Sunday. Harry Fowler was at Gipsy Saturday and Sunday. Eliver Johnson lines moved to Cinecreek. Harevo and Dike Fowler were at Grrosso last week. Wirtoria.
The town notes show visitors from St Louis and Desioge while residents report on family visits, repairs, and local farm work. Wheat thrashing not yet started, fires damaged kilns at Pioneer Cooperage, and local ministers held services as Mildred Bess and Dives Chale recover from illness.
Raymond Baker and JW Fowler visited Camp 35. Rev Henry Fowler and wife visited JW Fowler family. Rev Abernathy preached Saturday night. John Fowler attended Grassy Sunday afternoon. Adam Baker of Glen Allen appeared last week. George Phelps of Thompson Kellow is hauling slaves. Walter Ellis escorted a friend from Harry Dell’s last Sunday. Miss May Burrow, Johnny Burrow, and Tobe Chronister in Flatwoods Saturday. France Newell attended church Sunday. Robert Ren moved back to town. Marion Fry visited from south county. Pink Fowler family visited Charley Skaggs.
Zala residents Monroe James Sheridan Baker and Cal Hendrix went fishing at Zalma Saturday and reported poor luck. Charles Jackson hauled from Simpkins mill Monday. Rev and Mrs T J Gaither visited Dr A J Speer. Mrs Ethel Jackson, visiting her uncle Rev T J Gaither, was in Salurn.
The last week saw Speer and Luckey running their mill while Roy and Man Gaither worked at Burg. Ada Gaither and children visited her mother for several days. Grandma Speer visited her granddaughter Mrs. Gordon Whitaker. Hattie Stixe visited Mrs. Gaither, and Mrs. A J Speer showed illness but is improving. May Watts of Brownwood visited her father. Nora Gaither and Delpha Speer visited Mrs. John Care Saturday night.
Syvivan Ridge William Baker plans a large garden near future home while discussing his illness and family, Miss Arzena Clifton visits Miss Flora Nall, Walter Baker plans poultry business, Mr and Mrs Johnson visit Clifton, Fred Zimmerman visits relatives, Johnson school opens August 1 with Prof Wampler, Vangennip siblings attend Advance event, lodge picnic planned August 11, Oscar Carroll visits Marble Hill friend near Dongola, Henry Ellis sells fruit trees, Lee Baker of Advance visits daughter, local youth gather for community news and plans.
J W Nalls family reports a busy season as they gather and ship plums from a large orchard. The post mentions rumors of several upcoming weddings in the area and a fishing trip to Mingo by William Ha ker John Shell George Shell Arnold Hill. Two sweethearts noted.
Obituary notes for Aunt Susie Robins aged ? years at the Baptist church funeral conducted by Rev WoA. Davaull. Walter Sitzes nephew dies prompting family travel to Doniphan. Various local visits and motions include Miss Tha Kitchen visiting relatives, Master Samuel McMint touring Marble Hill, and rail depot painting upgrades. Community members named: Sadie Sitzes Jol Rhodes Floyd, Oscar Zimmerman, Mrs Roof, Carrell, J W Revelle family, Rhoda Whitener, Rhoda Tallent, Scopos vicinity, Grassy factory, Marble Hill, Doniphan, Tallent.
Miss Alice Lites improves after illness. Mrs J W Kinder recuperates. Bert Reeder visits relatives in Farmington. Danecke of Fredericktown appears on business. Albert Johnson returns from Illinois. Mrs Seaman of St Louis and Mrs McPike of Leadwood visit. Idella Kelley ill due to heat. Grandma Burford and Grandma Price visit Jackson. Junior league to perform at M E Church South. Funeral attendees from Glen Allen. Susan Lutes and Mary Hahn visit Benton. Pearl Lutes returns from Blytheville. Rev J A Russell travels to Farmington and Bismarck, overheated by heat.
The Odd Fellows lodge in Lutesville plans a two story brick or concrete building on First street with upper lodge hall space. Plans available at Peoples Bank in Lutesville. bids to be opened Saturday August 27 at 10. El Lares presiding, Sam J McMinns secretary.
Mrs E Kinder Marble Hotel Missouri announces purchase of land and the Dr McAnally residence fitted with new patent durable furnishings. She prepares to take boarders and entertain traveling groups, aiming to open a bustling hostelry in the area.
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