Publishers Entered at Marble Hill Post Office
MIL and CHANDLER publishers are recorded as second class matter at the Marble Hill post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIL. & Chandler, Publishers
Marble Hill
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
8
Community notes and late arrivals from Cane Creek region
Our Correspondents report health fair in the vicinity and meadows growing after late showers. A large meeting is planned on Cane Creek the third Saturday night in August with hopes for much good. Local visits include Mrs. Ella Francis and family at H. Spears and a Union Hill meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Creek
Ella Francis
H. Spears
Union Hill
James Null
Grandme Cobbel
Harry Hendrix
Charley Way
Sylvan
A. M. Bess
W. M. Francis
KE. F. Francis
Charley Barker
Community Notes From Oak Mound and Nearby Areas
Health is good at this writing as Oak Mound residents share updates. Mr and Mrs Will Jackson of Bicheno visited Mr and Mrs Henry Lincoln Friday night. Kisses Nellie Walker and Dora Cole attended church at Union Ridge. Flossie Radie and Valle Lincoln visited Nancy Upelureh Saturday to Monday. John Upelherh and Charley Patton conducted business in Lutesville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Feiler visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Lincoln Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Malley Baker attended church at Union Ridge Saturday night. News is scarce, I will ring off for this time and come again. Two Barnrops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Ferss
Will Jackson
Bicheno
Henry Lincoln
Nellie Walker
Dora Cole
Union Ridge Lune Barn
Kiser Angle
Auisses Flossie
Radie
Valle Lincoln
Nancy Upelureh
John Upehureh
Charley
Local notes from Buchanan area churches and farms
Otto Dunn and Mrs. Wagoner attended church near Gipsy. Kirby Hefner visited Roy Barrett. Mrs. Barrett and family attended church near Lowndes. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vavak. Mary Thomas and Paul and Glenn Thomas visited Zalma. F Thomas helps the Bell brothers bale wheat straw. Plans to build silos this fall. Earl McLean bought hogs. Grover Myers visited George B. Myers. Ned Wagoner travelled to Hiram. T D Bess cutting lumber. Mitt Kinder baling wheat straw. Dewey Harrold travelled to Glen Allen. Minnie and Effie Kinder returned to work. Thomas Turner sold hogs. David Shiverdecker and daughter will move to Glen Allen 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dunn
Gipsy
Wagoner
Kirby Hefner
McGee Creek
Roy Barrett
Barrett
Lowndes
Ed Vavak
Mary Thomas
Little Paul
Glenn Thomas
Zalma
C. F. Thomas
Bell Brothers
Earl McLean
Grover Myers
George B. Myers
Ned Wagoner
Hiram
T. D. Bess
Mitt Kinder
Dewey Harrold
Glen Allen
Minnie
Effie Kinder
Thomas Turner
David Shiverdecker
Harry
Sidney Smith and Chas Lages Visit Lowndes on Business
Sidney Smith and Charles Lages traveled to Lowndes on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Burk attended church at Gipsy Sunday. Miss Eve Scott, who has been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Sidney Smith
Chas. Lages
Lowndes
Joe Burk
Gipsy
Eve Scott
Local notes on families and community events in August
Mrs Elizabeth McMinn stayed with her family then went home Friday. Mrs Barrett and children visited Lowndes Sunday for a baptizing. School opened August 16 with Charley Lages as teacher. John Jackson the mail carrier visited Robert Bells Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs McMinn has been on the play list lately. Ben and Elmer Dunn bought the John I Wiggins farm and Ben will move there, now residing at Advance. Ned Wagner Albert and Otto Dunn and the Misses Pollard attended Bob Bells party for a fine time. A large congregation attended the Fishtrap ford baptizing Sunday. thirteen were baptized. Jake and Sam may have gone to Colorado. Weather brought more rain Monday. grass might grow for the old cows. U No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McMinn
Barrett
Lowndes
Charley Lages
John Jackson
Robert Bell
McMinn
Ben
Elmer Dunn
John I. Wiggins
Advance
Ned Wagner
Albert
Otto Dunn
Misses Pollard
Bob Bell
Ford
Jake
Sam
Colorado
U. No
John Hall
John Anderson
Cape Girardeau
Dongola
Burk Sample
Connie Anderson
Julia Shell
Walter Murphy
Ellison Harris
Lizzie Condor
Roswell Bess
Sadie Coats
Richard Rowe
Messrs
Sherman Bidewell
Milo Trevelstead
Bessie Murphy
Louisa Harris
Neely Murphy
Maude Ford
Jackson
Luther Bridges
James
Troy Anderson
Fred Croy
Overton Harris
Andrew Shell
Dongola News Roundup From Flatwoods Community
The Dongola item notes continued dry weather and local social activity including visits by the Hall and Anderson families, weddings near Dongola, and numerous visitors and church events. Local residents such as Sherman Bidewell, Miss Talbert, and Miss Beasley are mentioned with several family and neighborly gatherings. The public school opening date and travel to Dunklin county are also noted along with a cow injury at W Beasley’s farm.
Resolutions Adopted by the School Board Convention
We, Bollinger county school boards, urge the Missouri General Assembly to amend school law to regulate directors remuneration and penalties for non performance. We commend county superintendent Prof. Wilbur M. Welker. A. Morenett, Chairman, H. D. Niewors, Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
General Assembly
State of Missouri
Committee On Education
Wilbur M. Welker
A. Morenett
H. D. Niewors
Sec
Chassy Health and Local Social News Recap
Master Cooper Haynes was a Sunday guest of Elgin and Melvin Beasley. Tina Beasley stays with Mrs. J. E. Haynes. The school progresses under E. B. Watters. Sampson Cooper family and Ben Farmer family left for Dunklin county. Monroe Cooper family to follow. Hiram Fowler couple visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Newell
Tara Sitze
Charley Deck
Master Cooper Haynes
Elgin
Melvin Beasley
Tina Beasley
J. E. Haynes
E. B. Watters
Sampson Cooper
Caruth
Monroe Cooper
Ben Farmer
Dunklin County
Cooper
Hiram Fowler
Sheriff's Tax Sale Notices for Bollinger County Mo
Warrants issued July 20 1914 by Circuit Court clerk direct public auction to settle delinquent real estate taxes. Two separate parcels described in Bollinger county Missouri to be sold at public vendue September 16 and September 18 1914 at the Bollinger county courthouse to satisfy judgments in favor of William Dunn and William I Mann against George R Frank MM Baker Co and William Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Bollinger
Missouri
Ster Thirty
Bollinger
Wwe
Mathie Hill
Bollinger County
State of Missouri
Presneil
Haflinger County
Mikevurl
William I. Mann
William Ervin
Circuit Court
Bolinger
Po” Loan
State of Ft
Effy Eaid
P. Presnell
Sheriff Seizes Real Estate in Bollinger County Missouri
By virtue of a general execution from Hollinger county Circuit Court Missouri and dated August 19 1914 Sheriff of Bollinger County seizes all title and interest of Lissie Rhodes in described real estate within Bollinger County as directed in the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger County
Missouri
Bollinger County
C. C. Rhodese
Lissie Rhodes
Aid Listie Rhodes
Bollinger
Mortgage sale notice for Hollinger County land parcels
The Sheriff announces a public auction on Friday September ts between 8 00 and 4 00 oclock at the north front door of the courthouse in Marbie Hill to sell the right title and interest of the named defendant in described real estate in township ranges and sections in Hollinger county for cash to satisfy a judgment related to lands including one third of the north half of the northeast quarter and a one fourth interest in parts of survey 22 and other tracts with exclusions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbie Hill
Suste
Ciresit
Proosnell
Sherif
Hollinger Cmanty
Sheriff’s sale order in Bellinger County Missouri 1914
By authority of the court of Bellinger County Missouri the sheriff announces a public auction for September 18, 1914. The property described is the west half of the southwest quarter and southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section eight in township 28 north range 9 east containing 80 acres more or less. The sale will be at the north front door of Marble Hill courthouse between 9 and 5 and will settle all claims of W P Richard von Myrtle D D Richard von and W W Hilderbrand as defendants to satisfy executions and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Cynthia C. Rhodes
Wm. J. H. Whitener
Margaret F. J. Whitener
Wash
Ala Siona
Castor
Bellinger and
Wayne Countioss
Bellinger
Reuarte
Sherif
Hellinger
Miesvurt
Angreet
Ili
Eherman Theotamin Crete
W. P. Richanies
Myrie
Rieharniem
W. W Hilderbrand
Richard von
Myrtle
Fits Wito
Hilderorand
Aouthwee
Section Eight
Twenty-Nine
O'Clork
Marble
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