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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1893
Page
4
The Marble Hill Press reports on Bollinger County politics and community affairs. It notes political whispers, proposed county jail needs, school improvements, river and rail updates, and local residents moving or traveling. Mentions Cleveland’s tariff stance, Wilson bill discussion, and regional business activity.
Judge Millers saw mill operates. Benton Revelle returns from California. Laird & Rowe run a thriving firm. Manuel Maning visits friends. G W Scott brings a load of fresh fish from Big Lake last week. John Jacobs and brother visit Henry Tarnell. Laird sells his farm to William Thacker and plans a new building. Thomas Scott wounds wolves while hunting. Vene Harrell returns from Mironis with a fine trotting horse. A spelling match at Scott school house Friday night was very pleasant.
Rev Russell preached Tuesday night in Glen Allen. Gresham and Son shipped two carloads of cattle to St Louis last Monday. Zimmerman Brothers sent one car load of stock to St Louis on Monday. Pinkney Shrom resigned as pamper and works with the bridge gang. Several young people gave Miss Cara Bowman a pleasant surprise party last Thursday. Miss Magcie McManus visited her mother from Allenville where she teaches. James Belehamber went to...
Bismark will operate an engine on a freight run from Bismark to St. Louis next Sunday. The Glen Allen edition of the Press closes a chapter in our progress. Editor Allen stays active. Glen Allen plans a Christmas tree and a literary program by Sunday school members. Prof. J. M. Allen is singled out for praise as a capable leader. The county’s leading educator oversees the local school. Prof. Graves, Misses Sue Bell Graves and Clara D True visited Glen Allen literary society. Graves delivered an address and the two Misses recited. Graves is noted as the county’s best elocutionist. True is praised for her role.
Health is strong in this community. Felix G. Clippard runs a thriving business. Father Bettles was in Lutesville yesterday. Judge Miller recuperates, Mrs Snider improves, and Mrs Mary Nenninger is gravely old. Father Proente of Cane Girdeau visited Father Britles. A five year old child of Juin Bramer died last week and was buried Friday. Joseph Seiler wed Annie Thele and Bennet Borrell wed Miss An o in ceremonies led by Father Britles.
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