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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
8
A report notes Manasse Hite entering the Markill post office amid a matter described as secomules lime. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR but the event centers on the individual’s activity at the postal site.
Local recollections recount visits by Drecowel Sheridan Baker and family on Cane Creek Sunday. Fowler brothers haul cross ties for Mr Summers while others head toward cotton country. Various small items report travel, hunts, weather, and family movements with names like Grassy, Marble, and Deslowe appearing in brief notes.
Drunk report and health notes as residents visit relatives on our creek. Eva Tunce of Marble Hill visiting relatives. Rev McM Blawse preached at Ebenener. Mr and Mrs Hutlman and granddaughter attended a funeral at Mrs BOFL Winters’s church. Slinkards of Gravel Hill visiting aunt Mrs Protter. Cora Call visited sister Mrs Tate. Opal McCormick recovering from diphtheria. Formwsay bought ten mules. George Call visited Limbaugh. Kendal Proffer visited a friend near Marble Hill. Boyd sold horse to J H Cobb. Herman Blankin expanding sawmill. F Schrader moved onto Schreiner farm. Andy Bollinger near completion of barn. Tie making and hauling active. Ed McCormick and babe visiting near Gravel Hill. Andy Kaiser out after typhoid attack. Browns Eves.
Hinskey notes editor permission to add a few items for The Press. Readers report widespread colds but few serious illnesses. The school is progressing, with details limited by the fragmentary update.
WoC Meera oversees an active crew as property work continues. J F Crader clears land for next season while W A Robinson debates selling timber to Pioneer Corp. The neighborhood records visitors, weddings, hunting trips, and church services at Mount Zion with frequent chatter about schooling and local trades.
The Ridge church held a long meeting starting last week and continuing through Sunday. Residents and visitors include William Shell and sons at the farm, Miss Ida Sitzes and Dora Mahuce with Mrs. Hattie Dowd, Mrs. Dee Rea in Marble Hill for dental work, and Mrs. D. R. Hess. The Huffmans plan a week with their daughter Mrs. John Stevens on Captain's Crack. Annie Goodman visited cousin Mrs. G. A. Venable. Goodman rode from Chicago after nurse training to Colorado home. Elbert Huffman returned from Castor while Rev Emma Williams plans to return to Ridge. Will Moyers moves to Besaville. Alva Gromer to Griffith place. Cleve Davis to Berry place. Minnie McCullough visited her brother Jesse, principal, last week. Harold Welker came home and returned to school. Harley Hale and Mrs. Hale visited W. J. Hale. Report suggests Harley took a job as operator at Gad's Hill, Berksyi Lan.
String Ridge Hearth is praised while farmers finish corn gathering in GUF Community. Residents William Sehmitt and family returned to St Louis. John Holtum hosted a party for youth. Herman Landewe expands his home. Herman Bult did plastering for Landewe. Nenninger family plans winter in St Louis. August Nenninger moves to Wm Nenninger’s. Mrs Henry Schulte improving. George Fisher and Henry Schulte travel to Cape Girardeau. more carpentry planned. shooting matches end season. Brown Evicks mentions Laflin. 5. D. Bennett moved to Cape Girardeau. Sitges report of smooth term. births, moves, and local schooling noted. various names listed for renewals and patrons.
Sear Marble Hill tenant house on the former home of the late Jacob J. Cone. Includes good house and ham and 6 acres cleared land. Terms three per dyn-th. Address Mrs EB Mayfield, 2 Lowes Place, St. Louis, Mo.
The Presbyterian congregation welcomes Pastor Rev. Ninos and invites participation in services and activities. Preaching every fourth and fifth Sunday, Sunday school each Sunday, and a Sunday school teachers meeting at Mrs. G. H. Snider's home. Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. Rona Fischer's Friday evening invites all to attend and worship.
A historical notice offers beautiful imported embossed Christmas cards with no advertising, asking readers to send 4 cents in stamps to C. T. Johnstone, Pres. Dept. 877, Rochester, N.Y. Cards available through Jol Owens, Greenlimer, Me, with prices and delivery details for other occasions.
Fragmentary notice describes land for cultivation with fertile soil and diverse crops including peaches and berries. Mentions a price around S250 and terms under a private agreement. Provides an address or contact in Beeville Missouri for further inquiry before December.
Notice to taxpayers announces meetings in Union Alliance Whitewater Linville Sedgewickville for Hollinger County to collect current 1910 taxes and delinquent balances. W L Dunn, collector, dated Sept 22 1910.
The Youth's Companion offers subscribers a 1911 calendar with a watercolor garden scene. The 12 color panel shows Lombardy poplars and a distant hill, reproducing the original tones faithfully.
W H Cunningham a jeweler has moved to Marble Hill and is now located in Dunn's Store. He offers repair services for clocks watches and jewelry and provides optical goods with ages tested free of charge.
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