Marble Hill Press announces publishers Hill and Chandler
The Marble Hill Press publishes Hill and Chandler as part of the Marble Hill post office second class matter entry.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
4
The Marble Hill Press publishes Hill and Chandler as part of the Marble Hill post office second class matter entry.
Local brief items report a Christmas entertainment at the Baptist church on Saturday night December 25 and note various community happenings. Subscriptions, renewals, and local business ads appear for Taylor Mercantile Company, H. M. Smiths, and Dr. E B Mayfield visiting Marble Hill. Several mentions of residents renewing, moving businesses, and attending funerals plus a stray hog notice and upcoming Modern Woodmen officers.
A stream of notices from Marble Hill covers renewals and visits by residents like George Tenholder of Leopold and Mrs J A McGlothlin of Glen Allen. Merchants promote suits at Burfords and Diamond Shoes, while Rev N J Breaker preaches at the Baptists. Local people move homes, purchase wagons, and seek schooling housing. Judge Jacob J Conrad dies at 70, with tribute to his public service. Cotton Belt trains to Texas update travel times.
Will Mayfield College in Missouri improve education for both young men and women with Rosemont Hall now ready for occupancy. The facility provides a home under direct care of President and Mrs Hendershot with new rooms and boarding available.
Mrs Kittie King born May 23 in Cape Girardeau county died December 3 1905 at Marble Hill aged 39 years 6 months 3 days. She married Adolph C King in 1886 and left five sons. She devoted lifelong faith in the Methodist church and faced illness with faith in Jesus. Funeral at home December 4 and burial December 5 in Hinkle cemetery near Greenbrier. The piece ends with a reader reflection on bank robbers and sympathy in press.
Acknowledges neighbors and friends for kindnesses during illness and death of a wife and mother. Also lists officers elected at Trowel lodge No 440 A F & A M and notes a special meeting for degree work. Farm sale ad describes 160 acres with dwelling, outbuildings, orchard, and creek bottom land near Glen Allen and Buehsman mail route, price 1600 with cash discount.
A brief notice reports the marriage of Mr Fr I Cook of Patton and M A Seabuugt of near Sedgewickville, possibly on December 10, with Prof T V Gwilyan of Patton not providing confirmation. It notes a splendid dinner and many guests at the interr. Fred visited Maryle Hill and phoned the office in good spirits. The Presa adds condolences and best wishes to the couple.
For Sale Marquand Mil address Davin Whitener Marquand Mo. George T Pittman of Grassy step ped off here Wednesday en route from St Louis eye specialist visit. Renewal dollar left. Mr and Mrs Adalph Hi iXall meyer announce daughter Altha Olive to Dr C A Revelle at their New Florence home on December 20. Publishers grateful for invitation.
A sale closes at Taylor Mercantile Company offering many pairs of pants. Shoppers may find bargains as stock aims to clear before the end.
The Bollinger County Teachers' Association plans a two day program at Will Mayfield College on December 28 to 29. Highlights include opening talks on opening expertises, the compulsory attendance law and its defects, a discussion on seventh grade English, and demonstrations by Miss Sophia Kinder and Miss Della Rhodes. Friday features papers on teaching longitude and time, grading arithmetic, new geography books, and a question box session.
Roomy Fon Sante Six cottage described as brick and modern with maneard style roof. Price 1400 dollars? Terms easy. Rent may be subject to removal if property is sold. Read: for occupancy.
Local items report residents visiting in Lutesville, clerks at S. P. Burford & Co and Goodwin & Jean firms, and a fire at J. C. Dale's house. Also notes on Rev. Ali Manama and Rev. J. A. Russell visiting, lodge officers elected, and a pipe of ads for the Globe-Democrat. A humorous anecdote about an alarm clock ends with a cockroach joke.
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