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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
4
Public notices advertise low prices on over shoes and rubbers at Taylor and Donn's Bouverairs and Witmer's Drug Store. A Dajan prayer meeting is announced with a mention of Henry Elfman offering buggees and wood buggies at reasonable prices.
For the benefit of her lady customers Won H. M. Smith announces free patterns and up to date dressmaking advice. The shop provides the latest Prehlan piates MPL patterns and sewing guidance to patrons, with patterns lent for use. Perkins of Chageworth visits Dollingredoodty. Mr. Perking gave That Paaat yesterday, details unclear.
Moser Polential Teck reports short time Mov i dr BP dies and Chaity Popmnaron. Barks better wh preaant. Mint Finney of Gt Loolh wetting reletigane ft Latewelile this week. LT Kinder on eldt Het lawt york. A Sander wife returned to Blodgett after marla HIM and Lantecellie with relatives. George Albright of near Boeeville wed on business. Mire Jones of Glen Allen responds. 8.0. Preet visiting mothes Mrs Burks this week. At a regular magting of the A 670 W officers elected for the year: D C Veo Amberg Master Worksman, Max Behneider Pewce man, D W Bortned Recorder, D W Lutes Piansnoler, John W Einaler Ronelver, Jacob Gootwin Overssor, David Phelps Guide, Andrew McGbes Thevia Watehman Fred Miles Oui de Watehman. Ei
Our Correspondents Degember 6. Report for monthening Enrollment 90 average 25 days attend ed by all popila 500 number attending every day 15 agna 4 to 22 years enumeration S64 number of adultors 16 Watans A nicely arranged program to be render ed Christmas eve The pupila are doling preellent work and I am well pleaced with their progress J. F. Oranry Teacher a
Mercury registered two degrees below normal as a cold front moved through Sunday morning. Friday brought electrical storms and rain. the Onutor river rose about two feet. The stave factory was idle part of last week due to lack of subs. Our merchants and schools reported activity. Wheat prospects in the area look poor. George W. Mayfield and Mrs. D. F. Bollinger were noted locally. the James schoolhouse burned recently, origin unknown, no insurance. Henry E. Bollinger moved a wheat house for stock shelter. I sign off, with plans to return.
Fragmentary passages describe a remedy called Best Flaster by Chance and C. M. Wilner Mari. The text mentions relief from rheumatic pain and a promise of satisfaction with the proags relief, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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