Marble Mill partotice second-cheee mater
Veried by Hite Press Verished Every Mhersitey WILL CMANDLER, publishers batered at the Marble Mill, partotice ae second-cheee mater.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
8
Veried by Hite Press Verished Every Mhersitey WILL CMANDLER, publishers batered at the Marble Mill, partotice ae second-cheee mater.
Our correspondents report health concerns and deaths among neighbors. Charles Barrett and Carl McLane moved cattle to Lowndes. Dr Conrad of Dongola visited the Kinder family. Will Barrett took a business trip to Lowndes. a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Pollard on August 8. Newton Whitener damaged his threshing engine but wheat threshing continued. Pepperants are ordered. Three Chums entertain with tame humor. News hints at a big Democratic victory this fall.
Titushes Mix, Reew Shell of near Halin at her Saher, Huston Barrett of hear Le gold visited at Albert Bar- Tet. Wednesdaynd Thursday Bliunken & Sons were threshing Wheetly Cale vicinity he last week Mr. and Mrs Etisha Jones are visiting relatives and friends near Whitewater Ulis week Rev John Stone filled his regular appointment at Levust Grove Satur day night and Sunday Mr. Cons. Lavimore of St. Louis and her mother, Merc Robert Allen, of near Hickory Grove visited Mrs Tho. Huskey Sunday Albert Barrett, who has had a se vere attack of typhoid fever, is im proving slowly Bryan Call, who has been confined to its room with typhoid of fever, is improving Miss Tessie Runnels has been having the chills. Mrs. CM. Lessley visited Mrs . Bard Tuesday Ira Huskey of Beaumont, Texas, Ssitting at the home of his half brother, Thos. Huskey, here. It pays to paint and the Best Paint is the Cheapest. You can get it at Walkers Hardware Store in Litesville Every gallon guaranteed Sheridan McMahan of Arkansas passed through its vicinity Satur day Onservee
Primary election ran smoothly while wheat quality remains fair. Several residents headed out for health and business trips to Hot Springs and California. Local events include a mailboy injury, cattle shipment to St Louis, new granitoid walks, hotel sale in Brownwood, and visitors from Paxico and Indiana. The week’s rains improved crops and vegetation.
A local report notes welcome rain aiding corn despite ongoing dry weather. Ben Sharrock suffered injuries from a fall while walking home from Patton last Tuesday and was cared for by neighbors before bed rest. Dr Charley Wells of Permiscot county visited his brother W F Wells recently.
The meeting closed Sunday. There were elglit additions to the church and about that many conversions. Mrs Laura Pirtle and son went to Oran Tuesday. Miss Mary Aldridge and children are visiting at this place. Several of our young people spent a pleasant Sunday evening at JC Myers'. Hugh Mills was visiting a friend here Sunday. Miss Lula Bellehaguer returned home from the Cape Saturday accompanied by Miss Sadie Zimmerman. Mrs ROOF Carroll and daughter Miss Lulu returned to Fredericktown after visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs J A Metorothian visited relatives here Sunday. Fox Statler came up from Serrgwick Ark to spend a couple of weeks with his grandparents Sam Rhodes. Quite a number attended the hap Tsing Swnlay Roy Green from Blodgett visited J Q Stevens last week. Susan Corres.
Health is good after a wet spell with rain Friday and Saturday aiding crops. Numerous visits cited including A S Ramnsy at Advance, J P Moran of Marble Hill on local business, and family trips to Grassy Morehouse and Sturdivant. Socials as churchgoers at Gipsy and a large Sunday school gathering boosting attendance records at Marble Hill. Born-To couple Ames Walker welcomed a son July 29. Next week features Boys Day at the M E church with goals of 250 attendance.
A dense, period-voice discussion argues about human nature and the future state. It traces themes of earthly form versus spirit, the doctrine of creation and redemption, and the advent of a new dispensation. The author cites biblical passages to assert humanity’s need for a ransom and the church’s gathering as a bride to Christ.
A note indicates the place went to Silmo Sunday to visit relatives there, but details are incomplete. The fragment suggests a personal trip or family visit with no further context or outcomes.
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