Health, church, and local progress noted in district
Our Correspondents report good health in the area. Rev. Mitchell preached at Union Grove church last Sunday. The school thrives under T. A. Barks. J. A. Yount is adding to his home with George Reitzel doing the carpentry. Paul Jones and family visited R. L. Yount. W. B. Yount adds to his house. Thomas Brown plans to move his sawmill nearby. W. A. Yount of near Whitewater visited relatives here. Jake & Pra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Union Grove
T. A. Barks
J. A. Yount
George Reitzel
Paul Jones
R. L. Yount
W. B. Yount
Thomas Brown
W.A. Yount
Whitewater
Jake & Pra
Leopold Arrives Late. Harvest News From Local Area
Health is good currently. Corn gathering is finished with a fair crop despite drought. Hard weather affects wheat. George Korte and a friend hunted in the vicinity. Bernard Radin visited St. Louis last Sunday to see his brother. Jacob Vandermeirden, once accidentally shot, is improving quickly. Success to The Press and its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Korte
Bernard Radin
St. Louis
Jacob Vandermeirden
Buve Eyes
Livelihood shifts as families move to Barnes property
In Llexsville, Mr. Ervin and his family have relocated to the Barnes property. The move signals ongoing property or tenancy changes in the community. Further details on the Barnes property and the reasons for the relocation are not provided in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ervin
Barnes
Christmas greetings and local notices from a small town
Duese and family moved to the Taylor Rea place with nearby Sikeston roots. Black relocated to the Iten ry Davis place. Mrs. Joe Davenport and daughter are not well. Young folks plan a Christmas entertainment at Ridge church. Rev. Paschall closed his Union meeting with seven additions including Whitener, Blaylock, Bess, Knowles, and others from Rock Point and Loyd. Grandpa Venable frail. Abner Venable visited. Opal Rhodes, daughter of John Rhodes, died December 7 from membranous croup. Health decent aside from colds. Squire Lutes lost a horse to blind staggers. Prosperity seen in new hauling work. Rhodes hogs sold to J. A. Taylor. McGregory sold town property to Charles Hale. Estes visited relatives near Scopus. Zimmerman sale strong. Welker preached both services. Lutes on business in Oran. End with Christmas and New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duese
Taylor Rea Place
Sikeston
Black
Itenry Davis Place
Joe Davenport
Ridge Church
Price Cooper
W. IL. Paschall
Union
J. Q. D. Whitener
Marquand
Andrew Blaylock
Moses Bess
Charley Bess
Rock Point
Katie Knowles
Norma
Lela Whitener
Near Loyd
Grandpa Venable
Abner Venable
W. H. Lutes
Henry
Caleb Rhodes
J. A. Taylor
T. D McGregory
Charles Hale
Death Notices From a Prosperous Little Town
Gilen Allen writes to Mr. Borror reporting a pause in local items and conveying the sad news of a death in the community. The brief note indicates a community obituary notice appearing in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Drunk Branch. N. W. Huffman, who has been
N. W. Huffman is identified in a local report as having involvement with a drunken incident at a branch location. The brief mentions authorities noting his status and potential charges, with context indicating a public disturbance and subsequent investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Huffman
Local notes from Marble Hill area report health, visits, and events
Quite a long reader survey of residents and visitors across Marble Hill and nearby areas. It lists individuals such as Andy Bollinger Charley Hunziker Eva Tance Mrs Brown and family Jacob Proffer Yatesville mentions Burfordville Latlin Lutesville Scopus and Monroe Null. It notes a sick spell and gradual recovery, baptisms, farm rentals, a failed church appointment, hunting and smoking hazards, and local social activities including meetings at Little Valley church and a debate by the Sylvana Literary society on whether Great Britain is greater than the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Bollinger
Charley Hunziker
Marble Hill
Eva Tance
Mrs Brown
Daniel Proffer
Cape Girardeau
Flora Allen
Herman Blankin
William Movrenn
B. FL. Tate
Jacob Proffer
Burfordville
Belle Posten
Latlin
Clarica Hatfman
Hardin Caradd
Burge
Sylvana Literary Society
Great Britain
United States
Green Fz
Local Health Improves and Community Notes Reflect Change
Health remains good with no serious sickness reported. Mr. Tankersbery of Wayne county now oversees Grissom Store business here after Faulkner sold his interest. John Williams returns to Bollinger county from Wayne, once a county resident. A notable temperance lecture series continues at Latlin Methodist Church. Whitewater Lodge No. 417 elected officers for the year: John Slate Master, L J Grimsley Senior Warden, Monroe Proffer Junior Warden, Th. TH. Hinton Treasurer, Dr. Murphy Secretary, B. FP. Wintero Chaplain, Mose Pittian Tyler. Monroe Williams of Cape county and Helen Gains Hutman of Bollinger united in marriage on Thursday, December 10, with Rev. W. J. Poston officiating. Williams is son of Abram Williams, bride daughter of A. A. Hailman of near Latlin. Bolinger County union to meet Seiler union December 18-19. public Red Men installation and box supper at Lutesville January 4, 1909. Public school progressing well under Mrs. John Winters. Dave Snider sold a load of fine boys to A. Hulshof of Leopold last Saturday. Mr. Galvin, long with the sawmill here, has returned to Perry County. James Hl. Crader and wife of Clarksville, Texas, visiting county relatives, left for home. Will Snider and Tidd Crader accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn and
Halley Baker
Chatsworth
Joe Myers
James Griffy
Robert Rogers
Roswell
Sheridan Glasinger
Lutesville
J.H. Chestner
W. E. Gaines
Bill
Little Valley Church
Tankersbery
Wayne County
Grissom Store Company
Faulkner
John Williams
Bollinger County
Williams
Monroe Willisans
Cape County
Helen Gains Huttman
W. J. Poston
Abralsmas Williams
A. A. Hailinan
Near Latlin
Bolinger County Union
Seiler Union
Red Men
John Winters
Dave Snider
A. Hulshof
Leopold Stockman
Galvin
Perry County
James Hl. Crader
Clarksville
Texas
Will Snider
Tidd Crader
Local notes from Lutesville and nearby towns
Health improving as residents haul ties and hubs to Lutesville. Indiana visitors John Kerns and Andrew Henderson attend Kert Kerns funeral then return home. William Johnson of Allbright visits friends this week. Roswell Shell and sister Ethel return from the cotton country. Joseph Johnson has been visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
John Kerns
Andrew Henderson
Indiana
Kert Kerns
William Johnson
Allbright
Roswell Shell
Ethel
Joseph Johnson
Rel
Final proof notice for John W. Rolens at Marble Hill
Department of the Interior Land Office at Springfield Missouri gives notice that John W. Rolens of Yount Missouri, holder of H E No 15786 for west half lot 1 northeast quarter section 6 township 33 north range 9 east, will prove up January 19 1909 before the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Marble Hill. Witnesses: William Duncan F M Thompson William Ragsdale Edward Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Springfield
Marble Hill
Missouri
John W. Rolens
Yount
William Duncan
Higdon
F. M.thompson
Fredericktown
William Ragsdale
Edward Harper
N. van Hosen
Register
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Simonds
Dexte
Ns . Tuttle
de Buck
Lou
Wasson Felloes
Swan
Joe Icket
Die de Paul
C. A. Walker
Tonion Ridge
Leopold
Llexsville
Bessvillan
Opal Rhodes
John Rhodes
Gilen Allen
William Fulbright
Ebenezer
Virgie Mungle
Daniel Protter
Our Creek
Andrew Hopson
Near Here
Mary Masters
Andrew Stevens
Scopus
Jacob Masters
O. M. Williams
Juntlin
The
St. Louis Times
St. Louis, Mo
Ayer
Ayers
Nature
J. C. Aver Co
Lowell
Mass
R. W. VanAmburg
Uatesville
A. Sander, M. D
Markey Hilt
G. Burette Snider
Notary Public and Conveyancer
Bank of Marble Hill, Mo
OR. R. C. Coleman
Ithout
Eve
Bair
Tonsounlal
Marpie Hin
W. K. Chandler
P. D. Estes
John Call
Estes & Call
C. M. Witmer
Marble
Jill
Dras Store
Tlorrs
Bollinger County Bank
W.K. Chandler
Attorney-At-Law
Tiana
Miles Vitles
Losis
Jackson
Joan H. Sanper
C. L. Talley
Bank of Marble Hill
Bank of
Robert Drum, SR
C. A. Sander
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