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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
8
A fragment from a 19th century page notes an address for the Chandler publishing house and references secret lectures at the main post office. The wording is garbled but implies a publisher with secret lectures tied to a public venue.
Our correspondents note health is very good as JW Downett nests a fine gnaw with Miss Linnle Doggett and Mise Locka Long visiting at her home. J Mo Wicecarver and Mrs Mand Wari are seen at family gatherings. Mrs 21 Wiggers visits her parents.
Fragmentary OCR recalls community happenings including a wedding at the bride’s parents home on November 28, with Harley Shader and Ada Toomey in attendance. Also mentions church visits, a schoolhouse singing event, and county highway work observed by J. M. Zimmer as Marie Hill checked local pedestral projects.
Healthy is usual with mild colds as Malachi Baker saw Marvin Yount Sunday. Miss dn Yount teaches kahoo near Patton and spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. W B Yount here. Janes Jones of S Whitewater visited sister Mrs RL Yount for several days. Avery Barks and family visited George Barks in S India. W B Yount left for Missouri executive board meeting. J Yount visited nephew W G Yount near town. School progress reported under Prof T J Barks.
Philip Robinson of Tennessee visited his brother W. A. Robinson here last week. Mrs. J. H. Yount of near Marble Hill visited her daughter near Huskey. M. Lessley hosted a large Thanksgiving reunion with many relatives present. Other visits noted include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rastl with Otto Reitzel and Alma Allen with N. M. Baker. Cough is in this vicinity now, Nimu ves.
A fragmentary classified style notice touts supply of fencing wire and cement, plows, enamelware, tin goods, graniteware, and a car load of wagons. It emphasizes abundant stock and willingness to meet buyer needs.
At A. J. Masters's last Saturday night Laid Reown and family visited J Bo Weiker's Sunday. Chanley Masters, who has been.
Residents report Sam Bess occupying a new store after selling the old one to Dood Movers. Rev J G Hart enters mercantile business at Rheaben Rhodes crossing with adjacent residence. Jones and Yount family movements and various health and travel updates populate the Hessvillan items, with telephone line work beginning and quarterly church meetings noted.
JW Tallent traveled to Marble Hill on Saturday as Rev RF Carrel began a revival at Mt. Carmel with services Sunday night. Whitener family attended Mt. Carmel church Sunday. Mrs CLON Dennis and children spent Thanksgiving with Curtis near here. Kate Knowles and Celia Whitener visited Wi G Kitchen Sunday. Rev L F Yount held meetings at Union Light yielding three conversions. Walter Dennis and Rudy Bell from Patton attended Mt. Carmel Sunday night. Anna Shirley of Patton visited Mrs Hittle last week. Mellie Tallent visited Mary Kitchen Sunday. Dan Whitener made frequent visits to that place. J D Moyers and family visited John Davenport Thursday night. Rep Rosx.
Hurricane Grandma Headrick tops an odd lay of weather and farm chatter as wheat and corn talk through a community update. J D Ridings digs ground for next crop while Walter Denman buys hogs. Henry and Dr Limbaugh return from Scott County. Clifton appears high from local reports as overalls are advised. Brown and Estes find turkeys and chickens moved from cotton country. Patton loses nine bushels of potatoes. Yount family visits.
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