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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

8

Local notes span visits sales and small events in Cape County

Gur Correspondents report health is good. Rev AL J Lincoln moved near Snider mill Cape county. J D Ridings and wife visited Sam Tiahn last Saturday night. AL Masters and J D Lincoln toured Cape Girardeau last week. Six people damaged Masters schoolhouse heating stove. A man claimed to be a Mansy’s Magazine agent soliciting subscriptions at one dollar annually. several were taken though magazines not yet delivered. Farry new residence. W M Welker and family rooming there. Rev J M Welker filled Rev Paschall’s Marquant appointment Sunday. Many attended Andrew Zimmerman sale Monday. Rev Jo G Thit conducting meeting at Thomas Chapel near Caledonia. Cleve Hale sung. Allen McClendon of Bell City visiting relatives. Mrs Hosea Hale visited son William at Glen Allen. Mrs Will Slinkard spent a day in Glen Allen. Stephen Huffman sick. Grandpa Venable in feeble health. Bessvillian also in feeble health. Henny Pulliam returned from fishing. Marion Cook and Bennett Hahs hauling logs. Bryant Fulkerson clearing new ground this winter. J J McCray added 40 foot shed to barn this fall. Fl Pl McCray returned from Fredericktown last Sunday. Manuel Cook plowing corn land. plans to plant when ground thaws.

AL J. Lincoln Las Snider Mill Cape County J. D. Ridings Jo G. Tht Thomas Chapel Caledonia Cleve Hale Allen McClendon Bell City Hosea Hale William Glen Allen Will Slinkard Stephen Huffman Henny Pulliam Marion Cook Bennett Hahs Bryant Fulkerson J.J. McCray McCray Fredericktown Manuel Cook

Protracted Unionchurch Meeting Sees Conversions Reported

Reverend Paschall leads a prolonged Unionchurch gathering with four conversions and additions recorded. Ridge church trustees have vetted their claim allowed by the church extension board and work will resume on the building immediately, with completion targeted for January 15. J. M. Sitzes is now living in his.

Paschall Unionchurch The Ridge Church Church Extension Board J. M. Sitzes

Local News Notes From Fredericktown Area

Lovan Strong moved to Frederick town last Friday. Our school progresses well under Lyman Bridges. Mrs Elizabeth Limbaugh visited Mrs Susan Limbaugh last week. A EF Bollinger added a large Loyd McCray visited his cousin Elza Seabaugh at Fredericktown last week. Uncle John Long died December 1, 1908. He was quite old.

Lovan Strong Fredericktown Lyman Bridges Elizabeth Limbaugh Susan Limbaugh A. EF. Bollinger Loyd McCray Elza Seabaugh John Long

Mayfield Winter Weather and Local Notes

Mayfield experiences winter weather with generally good health in the community. Marshal Tankersley moves to the J. R. Duncan farm. A. J. Mayfield expands his barn. Tom Lincoln considers moving to Cape Girardeau. Grandma Cole of Lutesville visits A. I. Mayfield. Local merchant G. W. Mayfield receives new goods. Texie Yount visits brother John Yount near Bessville. Dora Hanners is on the sick list. John Long dies at his son-in-law Henry Pulliam’s home.

Marshal Tankersley J. R. Duncan Tom Lincoln Cape Girardeau Grandma” Cole Lutesville A. I. Mayfield G. W. Mayfield Dora Hanners John Long Henry Pulliam

Prudence Sees Long Life and Local Mentions

December 1 1908 obituary notes a 76 year old man leaving a wife three sons and two daughters. Remains laid to rest in Pullmin cemetery. Also mentions Mrs W R Farrar visiting Gordonville daughter Mrs Frank Warren and Raymond Cook staying with sister Mrs Charley Hanners near Millerville.

Pullmin W. R. Farrar Frank Warren Gordonville Raymond Cook Charley Hanners Millerville Prudence

Verlkins Creek News Says Cool Weather Bets Plowing Time

Health is good in Verlkins Creek area with bright days and improving wheat after rain. I J Murray and William Wilson whitewash rails, Mr Murray expands his farm. George Pittman returns from Fredericktown. Hahn residents bring wood for Rev William Cobbel who is nearly blind. Roscoe Rockwell plans a new house. school closes Christmas day. Charley Dale returns from Arkansas. Readers urged to send in news to keep Tat Press up to standard.

Pverlkins Creek I. J. Murray William Wilson Mr. Murray George Pittman Fredericktown Hahn William Cobbel Roscoe Rockwell Charley Dale Arkansas Our Creek

Local notes from Leopold and surroundings recount farming life

Farmers have largely finished corn gathering. A social singing party was held December 4 at Rev. W. J. Poston’s residence for local youths. Moves include L J Grimsley back on his farm and William Poston shifting houses for Grimsley. Mrs Nenninger’s sale near Leopold drew buyers like George F. E. Winder and James Faulkner. Grisham Brothers expected to take Nenninger interests. Lee Simpson and Ora Crall make stave belts for Robert Kinder. EK Smith bought a food wagon and team. he rented the Sarah Penturf farm and will plow handles next summer. Hulshof shipped two cars of stock from Leopold. Several parties haul slaves from the William Ates farm in Cape county for a St Louis firm. A Tron Mountain rail crew inspected bridges nearby. Thanksgiving turkey did not materialize.

L. J. Grimsley William Poston T. J. Grimsley Mr. Grimsley

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