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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
8
The notice indicates mail items entering Marble Hill post office are designated as second class matter under postal regulations. It specifies classification for handling and delivery within the local area and related mailing procedures.
Our Correspondents report Farmington visitors Rev G W Hasted and J J Trusted with F C Hasted of Elwood Kansas visiting relatives. Pine Hill school opened Monday August 15 with Prof Henry Fulton as principal. Rev Pony Simmons preached at Pine Hill church last Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Jones attended the funeral of Mrs J L Jones in Buckhorn last week.
Several youths attended the Union Light Health picnic at Patton and reported a pleasant time. Mrs. Mary Pool of St. Louis is holding a series of meetings at Union Light. Miss Maggete Stone visited Miss Loretta Farmer and attended church, Vidie, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Taim Davis, is quite sick. Anthony Seabaugh Anne Crites and Dr Oda Sesaugh and Misses Ethel Swindle Annie Shirley and Annie Smith of Patton attended services at Union Light Sunday. Miss Rosa Tinnin visited Miss Stella Salyer and Miss Hertha Salyer Sunday. Mrs Marion Yount and family of Louis is visiting her parents, Mrs and Mrs George Ulnbb, at this place. Ed Dennis of Patton attended church at Union Light Sunday evening.
People threshing wheat as week closes. Albert Gaines relatives visiting this weekend. School progress under R L Reid. J B Moore visiting Hurricane relatives. Earl King, Arch King’s son, suffered a minor arm injury recently. Sturgeon family attended funeral of Gaines child on August 13. Vadie Fee and children visiting her mother Hiram Gaines. Luke Fowler in neighborhood Sunday and Monday. Lottie Gaines visited Ruth and Nellie Perkins. John Abernathy sick with chills Jet. Miller works at Grassy factory. Holy.
Iluskey Haling ties with Walker's Hardware in Lutesville. Elizabeth Virgin of Sylvan visited relatives nearby last week. Ida Nanney of Scopus visited Nellie Huskey over the weekend. Ida Shanks and Elmer Gatl inger visited Solomon Shanks and left for Cape Girardeau Monday. Albert Barrett recovered four head of cattle, several still missing. Tommy Huskey returned from Oklahoma. Rev Bee Yount unable to fill Harmony appointment due to meeting elsewhere. Albert Barrett shipped apples last week beyond Latesville. Mrs. Minton sick. Good corn crop locally. A J Bailey of Coldwater visiting relatives here. Jumion.
The message asks a person named Seater, labeled Atta Comprar, whether there is a single advanced ingredient in a product or remedy. It also questions if a serenade based mixture could be used for hair loss or dandruff and asks him to decide.
Union Ridge column reports health reasonably good and local social visits. Families including Feiler Yount Yount Holt and Bridges are mentioned with Sunday gatherings. plans hint at a county sawmill move and a protracted meeting at Union Ridge church. Also notes a minor injury to Will Ledbetter and quiet community updates from nearby residents.
Trowel Health good. Born Anguat 10 to Mr and Mrs Monroe Hendrix, a 10 pound boy. J M Shell our bhreaherman was at home Saturday night. He says he threshed nearly 1400 bushels of oats one day last week. A child of John Logan Fowler of Greenbrier died of croup last Wednesday and was buried in Clabb creek cemetery Thursday. A lodge of the Tribe of 2en Hur will be organized at Clabb creek this week. Hiram Ford of Hornersville back in town, Luke Fowler working for Caria Noll. Willard Pickett, the Zalma liveryman, passed through Friday to Latesville. Our correspondent attended the Zalma picnic last Saturday and thought the crowd had a nice time. H M Fowler went to Grassy Sunday for work. Rev Wm Bess visited Rev Lon Roberts Sunday. Monroe Nall visited Hahn area last Sunday. A Cape county farmer from Jackson argued with locals about Jackson being on the map. Old Bollinger coming to the front, with land waterfree stone and mineral and the nerve to keep whisky out. Mr and Mrs James W Nall attended the Zaima picnic. Garen Pry.
Local residents report illnesses and visits as several folks attend social events near Perryville. Obituary notes for Isaac H. Doggett mark his passing on August 14, 1910 with burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery and community sympathy expressed for the bereaved family.
Health is reasonably good. JM Brown and wife visited at BJ Walker's last Sunday. C Draw and wife visited at William Rowe's last Sunday. Aunt Bettie Provance is on the sick list. Wheat threshing around Rabbit Hill is in full blast. Mrs W M Yates and daughter Nellie visited Mrs Yates's daughter Mes Russell Leasley near Millerville Saturday night and Sunday. Myrtle Moore and Ethel Prop at Harney Seabaugh's Saturday night and Sunday. Henry Bollinger completed his mill dam damaged in the big flood. Miss Kula and Agnes Propst visited Lille and Zella Yates. Mollie Seabaugh visited Lacing Smith's Saturday night. Tom and Roy Smith visited John and Tevis Seabaugh last Sunday. Mabel Harris of Daisy visiting relatives at Sedgewickville. Zella Yates visited Enla, Agnes and Esther Prop last Sunday night. Mrs J P Drom of Daisy visited her mother Mrs M A Smith last. Agnes Propst went to the picnic at Heilman's mill last Saturday with Tonie Thiele still hitching on Rabbit Hill. Picnic at Patton August 20. Bunny will go.
Mr and Mrs Columbus Mayfield and Cameron Lincoln visited relatives at Cape Girardeau last week. Homer Welker and Joe Shram were also mentioned in the note from James Creek.
Miss Lillie Welker and others attended Hollinger's services last Sunday and visited Miss Hester Limbaugh in the afternoon. Loyd Brown family near Scopus visited James Creek. H. M. Lincoln near Patton has a sick son. A Patton picnic drew a fine crowd. Indications of another local wedding soon. Mae Welker remains on the sick list but has improved slightly. A light rain occurred early in the week.
A colorful display features Faonteae Dyan with bright hues and vibrant patterns. Spectators note the striking palette as the subject showcases dynamic color combinations.
Leopold Health is very good. John Tenholder travels to St. Louis and St. Charles this week. Miss Mary Eltrink returns home from St. Louis on Tuesday. Henry Tenholder is sick. Rev. I Kurtenbach visits Detroit for a few weeks. Citizens attended Glennon picnic last week with a good line. Henry Seiler is ill with rheumatism. Born August 1s to Me and Mee John Effink a fine girl. Leopold Dramatic club and Brass band played baseball last Sunday. result 6 to none in favor of the band. Mrs Hannah Laurie and sons from St Louis visit A Steverink family. A Halshof returns from Oklahoma and reports fine country and prosperous people.
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