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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
4
An unclear OCR fragment lists northbound and southbound passenger counts and times aboard a transit line. It mentions Letervtilie and Northbound orders with varying passenger totals and a 14 pm notation, indicating a partial transport timetable.
Rev J M King pastor of Marble Hill circuit posts regular services each Saturday before the third Sunday at 2 o clock. preaching on the third Sunday at 11: something and 7 pm with Sunday school at the same hour. Rev T H Jexiss leads the Marble Hill church schedule and Sedgewickville circuit led by Rev J L Stamper, with First Sunday services at Sedgewickville and Panos. Presbyterian Church led by LP Osborne lists Marble Hill First and Fourth Sundays 11:09 am and 6 pm at the Tabernacle 7 pm. Second Sunday Whitewater 11 am and Cornwall 11:00 am. Third Sunday Cornwall 11:00 am.
Local items report visits and trips by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith to St Louis Otie Hahn’s business run to Sedgewickville and W K Chandler in Whitewater. Weather and health notes include a typhoid update for J H Wicecarver’s daughter and Miss Virginia Limbaugh’s death in Pasadena. Community notices invite shopping and a protracted meeting with ministers Hahn Chapel King and Walton.
A collage of short notices and advertisements from Marble Hill and nearby towns. Items include subscription acknowledgments for OOP, business mentions for Harthe at Sedgewickville, Adam Hahn in Livetsville, and local merchants offering confections, land and horse trades, and entertainment. Also notices of marriages, holiday stock at Chandler & Witiner, county clerk purchases, stray horse reward, and court attendance at McGee’s Chapel with admonitions to well behaved youth.
Notices invite readers to shop at Wilmer's in Marble Hill for holiday goods including china baskets work boxes jewel boxes albums dolls and books. Local clergy and residents travel for visits with family while executor letters address estate claims and claims against the estate must be shown within one year to avoid bar. A grocery department change and restaurant move offer stocked groceries and prepared meals with high market payment for poultry eggs feathers game hides and produce.
The community mourns the loss of William F Kinder who died at his Marble Hill home on November 28 1992 at 824 pm from Brights disease. Born May 24 1830 near Gravelill Cape Girardeau County he built a mercantile business and was a respected leader. A devout Presbyterian since 1887 he stood for moral questions, offered guidance, and leaves a wife five sons and two daughters. Funeral rites were conducted by his pastor at the Presbyterian church with burial at Hahn's Chapel cemetery, the author of the tribute calling him a faithful servant.
A young group is preparing a holiday drama for public performance. Also advertised are medical cures and household remedies including Chamberlains Pain Balm One Minute Cough Care and Ballards Snow Liniment with testimonials from Wise Madison Ga and Dr C M Witmer. Notices announce a real estate sale in Bollinger County Missouri under a deed of trust and a family remedy ad by Dr C M Witmer.
Mrs Mary R Melendy a Chicago physician recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children of all ages to treat troublesome coughs and bronchial ailments. She praises its safety and universal efficacy and notes it is sold by Chandler Witmer and Dr C M Witmer in Marble Hill and Lutesville.
Buyers in December offer record prices for turkeys docks and geese as demand rises. Gopowix Jrax bargreille Mo. remains the contact point for sellers and negotiations.
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