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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
8
Our Correspondents report neighbors met at his home on Tuesday to collect his work and wool for winter. Amanda Conrad visits Fredericktown this week. Mrs. Anne Bruce Adams died last Thursday and funeral held Friday night. Miller attends Mr Harper’s place and plans for the season are noted.
A garbled report mentions people at a place with names like John Fowler and Irene Peawler. It references a Christmas event and an entertainment plan, plus a fire incident where a ten year old character was saved. The text is unclear and largely unreadable.
Fragmented text reports religious services and family visits in Beiniger county and nearby Colorado, with mentions of preaching, baptisms at Crooked Creek, and assorted names. Details are garbled but indicate a church gathering, a baptism, and relatives visiting during a period in December.
A jumble of names and places appears from Mitchie Hill to Graveton and Dongola. Individuals such as W. A. Marrett W. A. Dunn Miss Delia Cullison and Mrs Rettie Dunn are mentioned with vague movements and purchases.
Arrived late last week. A singer at Anderson Yount's list Friday drew good attendance. Local youths attended arvbes at Union Light churn. Miss Sarah Heitman’s horse threw her, she is reported progressing well. Elien Fadler returned from Parton. Rev Yount passed through Sunday. Kay Grindstaff visited Henry Nugrent Sunday. Jan Grindstaff visited with Hezekiah Ormnedstaff Saturday night. Henry Jovnson viewed at Barnhart Yamnite Sunday night. The stork brought a girl to Mr and Mrs Henjamin Johnson. mother and babe are doing well. Bell Telephone plans tunneling from Perryville to Marble Hill. farmers may join. Dem.
Iuskey arrived too late for last week. Kirby Robertson of illmon who works for the St. L. and W. railroad visited his family Saturday. John Call of Lutesville has wire fencing built around his farm nearby. Mr. and Mrs. William Huskey of Cape Girardeau are visiting their son Thomas Huskey and family. While here they.
Local column recounts stormy weather, community visits, farm sales, and births deaths. Notables include Mire Cone Jones from Speine visiting her father M Lossiey, Noah Shell selling farm outputs, Mrs Peter Degrote dying December 7, and Adam Wiseman of Dry Creek set to attend a Sunday service. The piece mentions a spelling match at Clubb Creek schoolhouse and Christmas Eve services, with multiple residents traveling, selling, or visiting relatives.
An old advertisement claims Dr Miles Restorative Nerve cures nervous prostration for over three years, with testimonial from WM J Loughran of Philadelphia. It links nervous troubles to headaches, dizziness, epilepsy, and insanity and asserts the remedy soothes nerves to generate nerve force, urging readers to consult their druggist.
Resolutions adopted by Jewel Camp No Hl R N A Sedgwickville Mo mourn the death of neighbor John W. Fulbright who died November 2 1909 The camp orders mourning draped for 30 days and sends copies to his wife family and county papers plus a memorial on camp records The verse ends with a reflective couplet and a local abstract firm is noted for services in the courthouse area.
Mrs E Kinder of Marble High School Missouri has purchased and furnished the Dro McAnally residence and is prepared to take boarders and entertain travelers, offering accommodations and meals.
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