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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
4
Town visitors include Francis Bridges near Scopus and John Shanks with turkeys. Witmer’s drugstore seels albums and holiday books. Emma Ranney and Myrtle Dunn visit Marble Hill. assorted local offers on horses, land, and schooling. Public notices seek a Marble Hill property rental. medicines advertise Dean's Ointment and Burdock Blood Bitters.
A seller announces closing out discounts on ladies and misses coats in castors plaids and mixtures. The message promises bargains as stock moves to clear.
Snider of Laflin and Rev Trentham of Herdi cane visited Monday while Riley Shell called at the office last Saturday. Mies Matilda M Kyle near Burfordville is a subscriber to Tue Press. Will Seiler near Whitewater stopped in Marble Hill Saturday. For sale our flock of full blood Plymouth Rock chickens by Mrs T H Jexcixs Marble Hill. John F Berry of Marquand stock buyer visited Thursday. Christmas books at Witmer's drugstore. Mrs Jesse Anthony of Fredericktown visited Squires W P McCann. Thomas Electric Oil advertised for pain relief.
Slunkard and Co of Zaima Missouri advertises for Irish potatoes of good quality in average condition. They offer trade for as many bushels as possible and also pay cash at a reduced price.
Judge 1D B Hill, censor, attended a State Masonic lodge instruction at Jackson, several days last week. Rev and Mrs T H Jenkins and children visited relatives at Oak Ridge from Wednesday until Friday of that week. Mrs C B Squires returned to De Soto Monday after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends. N Cook a farmer near Scopus was in town yesterday displaying fine radtop and timothy grass. Dr F M Masters in Iatesville prepared to practice veterinary medicine dentistry and surgery. Calls receive prompt attention. Weather note jokes about a winter streak and a weather predictor in St Louis.
Notices recount changes in Dr Cole man s ad and a visit by F G Lambert of Dongola. It mentions Picrons Faames R W Fischer framing services, Bowman of Cape Girardeau visiting Marble Hill, and thanks to renewal subscribers Geo Miller Dennis Horrel J F Berry Riley Shell J A Beel. Includes promotional line for Deans Regulars and praise of Uncle Andy Masters transporting mail across hills at age 75.
Program from Marble Hill Baptist Church recital dated Thursday evening December 19, 1907 at 8 o'clock. Featuring Miss Bown and pupils from Will Mayfield College with pieces by The Close Chorus, piano trio At the School Festival, piano duet The Sylvan Walls, vocal solos Moonlight On the Lake and Bride Elect, and performances by Misses Jenkins Montgomery VanAmburg Rudolph Castleberry Dunn Winters Newcomer Conrad Morgan Blake and others, presented under E. L. Donsa and J. Philip Bousa.
East Prairie visitors and local residents are noted with names and towns, plus train service changes. The article covers social calls by Mr. Rockwell and Mrs. Kelley, business visits by Whitewater residents, travel moments for Leopold and Buchanan guests, and a Dunklin county deputy arrest. It reports reduced train service, a teacher assignment in Chillicothe, church Sunday school growth, and a 1907 Red Book stat sheet for Bollinger county manufacturing. It ends with a Glen Allen six room residence for sale and a note from W. K. Champier.
Doan's Kidney Pills claim to cure sick kidneys and related pains, with a testimonial from Mrs J L Robertson of Laterville Missouri. She describes years of low energy and appetite suffering, then credits the pills with improved health and renewed vigor after using them for several months.
Letters of administration granted to Joax F Mastens on December 1907 in Bollinger county Missouri. Claims against the estate must be shown within one year for allowance and within two years for bar from benefits. Publication alerts heirs and creditors to file timely claims.
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