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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
8
Local notes from Cane Creek and nearby towns
Our correspondents report social visits and small movements across Cane Creek and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs Fred Shell welcomed in laws from Od Myers family over the weekend. George Welch visited Marble Hill. A C Sparks moved lodging. Rhobert Mansker and wife visited brother Bert. J W Power sought relocation in Albright. Thomas Clubb to Clubb Creek conducted business. Mise Clam Tuff visited friends at Fredericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clubb
Clubb Creek
Mise
Redericktown
Local school notes and social snippets from the week
Messy record of weekly school life and town events. Chacey Whegins returned home Friday and Miss Chestner is back in school after illness. Examinations underway. the W.M.C. plans another student entertainment. Junior and Senior classes held meetings and gatherings with various local families and figures mentioned.
Winter Weather and Local Social Notes
Drunk Paranch. Health is good. We are having some real winter now. Timber cutting is on the program now ith our farmers. Mrs. N. W. Huffman had the misfortune to sprain her arm badly a few weeks ago. C. Stemmer of Advance visited in these parts last week. T. B. Farmway has been hauling hickory recently. Miss Effie Proffer of Kernie is here visiting her uncle, Daniel Proffer, and family. W. H. Cobb has been on the play list the last week, Mrs. John Bollinger and children and Mrs. John Mungle and children of Lutesville spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Daniel Proffer. Aunt Mary Masters has been on the play list. E. M. Cobb of near Lutesville visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Masters. Arthur Tate, who is attending W. M. College, visited home folks Sunday, BROWN EYES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Farmway
Effie Proffer
Kernie
Daniel Proffer
John Bollinger
John Mungle
Lutesville
Daniel
Mary Masters
E. M. Cobb
Near Lutesville
Arthur Tate
W. M. College
Small Town Notes from a Sunday in the Ridge
Sunday rains kept many away from church as Fred Mabuce returned from school. A J Beat took over the Marquand restaurant from Uncle Frank Watts and began the month as proprietor. J M Welker and son Ira traveled to Fredericktown to hear revivalist Bud Robinson. Denis Bess bought two full blooded leghorn roosters at Kirkwood. Rumor says Pioneer Cooperage quit cutting black oak stave bolts. Monday was butcher day with farmers expecting cold meat. The Ridge youth group gathered for local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mabuce
A.J. Beat
Bessville
Frank" Watts
Marquand
J. M. Welker
Ira
Fredericktown
Bud” Robinson
Denis Bess
Kirkwood
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Sam Bees
The
Ridge
Local Trade Notes Offer Fencing Wire and Supplies
A local seller advertises a carload of fencing wire and supplies including paints brushes lime cement plows enamelware tin fruit cans graniteware and related items. The advert promises extensive stock to meet needs along this line.
Local Notes From The Community On Weekend Visits
Reports from Mi Carmel and nearby areas list various calls and visits. Deogins attended services at Lutesville Saturday while Seabough worked lumber for PW Seabough. WW Ballinger set bases at Barfordville last Friday. Fulton bought a new wagon. Mr and Mrs J M Mayfield attended an event at Albert McCray's Saturday. Rev Welker filled Rev Luinither's appointments for several Sundays. Mrs David Green was in Farmington for eye treatment. Miss Ethel Bell visited her grandfather Thomas Pell last Saturday. John Dram grew ill at the writing. Amon Ghreen had business at Patton last Friday. Elisha Falton did business near Alliance Saturday night. Most locals discuss installing telephones. Edward Statler near Patton visited Sunday. Sheriff John Nenninger passed through Friday.
Local notes mix of farming moves and travel around Leopold area
A November roundup of area happenings includes farm sales and transfers, visits to St Louis and Bellville, hog shipments, plastering work on a new house, and several residents traveling to Essex and Zalma. Marital news and community events appear alongside school and road-improvement notes as residents pursue daily business and gatherings.
Gipsy Health Notes Mixed but Steady
Gipsy Health shows generally good condition with only a few bad colds or ordinary fits. Nelson Sipes moves to John I. Wiggins’s farm near Greenbrier. Z A O’Kelley bought mules nearby last week. Gibbs Brothers bought a fine pair of mules from William Fish. W D Hinkle continues road work and says all he needs is steady support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Sipes
John I. Wiggins
Greenbrier
Z. A. O'Kelley
Gibbs Brothers
William Fish
W. D. Hinkle
Local Social Notes in South Mayfield
Mr and Mrs D A Masters spent Saturday night at George Welker s. Mr and Mrs A L Mayfield spent Saturday night at M H Mayfield s. John Yount who has been visiting his sisters Mrs A L Mayfield and Miss Texie Yount returned to his home near Castor Saturday. Roscoe Limbaugh was in this vicinity trading horses recently. Mrs Frank Warren of Lutesville is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W R Farrar near there. Mr and Mrs Philip Bollinger visited his parents Saturday night. Mrs M H Limbaugh and daughters Miss Flossie and Mrs Philip Bollinger and babe spent a day with Mia A L Mayfield and family recently. Messrs Maliie Limbaugh Avery Daniel and Henry Bollinger and Peter Hartle are installing telephones in their homes. Lou McCray gave the young folks a party Thursday night. Linus Bridges visited the home of Avery Bollinger recently. Misses Trecie and Zettie Bollinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Masters
George Welker
A. L. Mayfield
M. H. Mayfield
John Yount
Misa Texie Yount
Castor
Roscoe Limbaugh
Frank Warren
Lutesville
Thanksgiving Week Notes From cor vie taity
Rain marked the holiday period as local residents shared time at home. Arnold Zimmerman studying at the Cape spent Thanksgiving near Glen Allen with Henry Winters and CLN. Andrew Zimmerman of Glen Allen passed through en route to Marble Hill. Mrs Walker and Mrs Welker planned Marble Hill visits this week. Jene Baker found railroad work and Doe Shell visited neighbors. several minor notes on local life and errands appear amid bustling chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Allen
Marble Hill
Mra Walker
Welker
Marble
Travel plan hints at residency and new council role
Fragmentary notes mention travel and residency preparations linked to a new council appointment. Names and places are unclear, but the text references a planned attendance and preparatory meetings ahead of duties. The items suggest a political or civic transition with upcoming travel and official duties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hans
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Fred Shel
Cane Creek
Shell
Mre
Od Myers
Charles Myers Ie
George Welch
A.C. Sparks
Rhobert Mansker
Bert
JW. Powler
Albright
Tyr
Agatty
Chacey Whegins
Satunday
Bul Aan JW
Dogiett
Moe
Effie
Nelee
Charley Dunn
A. H Dunn
Misses Mable
Flora Pegman
Visette Tuto
W. Doggett
Troumina Carbin Leon Tre Puny
Charles Rinhey
A. A Dunn
Dunn
W.ove
Mises Liarie Dogcatt
Dora Hess
Marto Hy] Baptiat Church
Ter
Bavanlt
Shoal Frdus
Jaro Walle
Henry Umfleet
Zeta
West Estes
Elise
Marie Wells
Davault
C. Stemmer of
Bensville
H. B. Cole’s
Perfection Steel
E Jaspyta Fs
Tov Animas
Tov
Sam
Tov ‘Tronks
Tov Murniture
Dollahouses
Money Shell Hoses
Hilslen Beens
Othe
Fen’ S
Farm Implements
Tin
Mle
Weber
J. H. Wicecarver
Missouri
Mi. Carmel Coeph
Deogins
Lutesvelle
Saterday
Po. Seabough
J. F Mayferd
DD. W. Ballinger
Barfordville
T. A. Fulton
Mra J. MW. Mayfield
Albert McCray
T. 1Uinither
David Green
Farmington
Ethel [Bell
Thomas Pell
John Dram
Cery
Amon Ghreen
Toyland
Ment
Charles Meldrum
S. Betsyvillan
Leopold
John Tenholder
St. Louis
St. Charles
A. Halshof
F.G. Clippard
August
Henry Spooler
Frank Thele
A. Dolan & Son
BL. Hotze
Jacob Vandeven
Martin Vandeven
Joseph Vandeven
Ben Schulte
Ben Haines
Henry Schulte
Thenois
James Simpson
Theodore Brands
Henry
Ben Branshois
John Brewer
John B. Englen
Bellville
Linoia
James H. Jackson
F. M. Lacy
Missie Hattie
Ina Bridges
Oregon
Pex
Zalma
Henry Jackson
Essex, Mo
Noah Jamison
H.D. Nichols
Bettie Limbaugh
Dunklin County
Coy Mayfield
S. Ke, Dewhitt
Jacob Cook
Marion Lutes
Mies Stella Johnson
Wester Angel
Bollinger
Lou McCray
Folka
Linus Bridges
Avery Bollinger
Trecie
Zettie Bollinger
Cole
Clark’s Hardware
Robert Mayfield
Crites
Atmos Senbaiah
Mt. Carmel Church
Misses Koln
Emma Mayfield
W. D. Mayfield
Lillie Fulton
Ethel Bell
J. H. Drew
Sanday
J. F. Seabaugh
Oie
Mak Ylounel
Cor Vietaity
Arnold Zimmerman
Cape
Henry Winters
CLN
Zimmerman
Marcia Lotes
Mise Stella John
Andrew Zimerman
Near
Jene Baker
Doe Shell
Havreral Sanday
Hrvan Zimmerman
Bex
B. Hstes
Jonis Call
Maenon “Ont Anu Opesvenne
Estes & Call
Ture
Craigre
Mrs. E. Kinder
Marhie Pil, Aliseuri
Tgp
Dro Mee Nalic
Iain
Pies
Anta
C. M. Witmer
Marhie Vic, Me
Laitesville, Missouri
Sete Iter
E. E. Rigdon
Jackson Marble Works
Jous IL Saxpen
C.L. Talley
G. Burette Snider
Bank of Marble Hill
Manele Hult
CHA
Ok Ik Ty
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
C. A. Sander, M. D
Surgren
Madsle Hill
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