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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
4
P eered at the Warble II post office and other townsfolk like Pat Wil-clase matter at Wil drugstore. A string of visitors including F M Hartle, James B Cauvey, E A Sites, Henry Cooper, and J F Effink call on Marble Hill, with Rev T H Jenkins holding Morley revival. Postings mention Witwer's drugstore, Witmer's book department, and local law notes.
Reynolds the oil drummer paid our town a visit the first of the week. Mrs. T. H. Jenkins in poor health is reported better. John Ho King the clever grocery drummer was in town earlier in the week. The Presbyterian Sunday school prepares for an entertainment at Christmas era. Ida Fronabarger has been sick at her sister’s home. Fronabarger brothers John and Albert visited their sisters here.
Marble Hill and surrounding area residents are noted in a blend of social visits, employment updates, property sales, and community announcements. Items include Judge Ben Miller and William Meier in Marble Hill, Anns Estes visiting family, a poetry volume sale at Witmer's, a red and white yearling calf stray with reward, a planned organ fund drive, a church hall event for December 25, and a house for sale near the public school. Also eyeing relocation ads to Colorado and the death of Mrs. Beiler with heart failure suspected.
We offer cash for Irish potatoes, good average quality. Prompt payment in cash at a reduced rate. Address J. Slineard & Co., Zalma, Missouri.
The piece notes farmers selling turkeys last week with several names listed as successful in the trade. It reports George F. Kurre of Lutenville and Emma Hennecke’s marriage in Jackson, performed by Rev. Haw, with close relatives present.
In Zalma C BR Wills visited town while Gracie Cole seeks care. George E Clark, once prominent, remains ill. Frank Burke from Buchanan handled business in Lowe. John Q Stevens of Glen Allen chopped wood in town Tuesday. Garrett Cale and Oscar Oveig, recent Colorado movers, report fine country. Mrs Arther Cale of DeSoto plans visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Elfrank. S J Manten of Actaneae, the tot. Street.
A Saturday afternoon gathering at Miss Katie Boiler's hospitable Lotesville home featured an orderly club session led by president Stiva Maude Beir. The program showcased music education aims and various pieces, including recitations and hymns, followed by refreshments hosted by Miss Butler.
Des 19 1907 8 oclock evening program includes The Class Chorus Pisano Trio At the School Festival and Moonlight On the Lake with Misses Jenkins Montgomery Conrad Morgan and others. Admission Adults 2c Children te Administrator's Notice. Letters of administration for H. C. Harty deceased granted to Lewes Hatt Adm'r by Bollinger County Probate Court November 1907. Beneficiaries must exhibit claims within one year. two years to barred.
A fragmented item discusses women facing aches and pains, urging them to persevere and stay active despite illness. The snippet hints at social expectations and duties, stressing endurance and resilience in daily tasks.
In Lotesville Bollinger county Mrs Henry Lotes praises Doan's Kidney Pills for severe back pain and fatigue enabling her to resume housework. The notice also lists stockholders meeting of Bollinger County Bank on December 23 1907 and probate administration for W G Manors estate with claims due within one year.
Trustee B L Bowman to sell Southeast half of lot No 5 in block No 4 Glaybaugh addition Lutesville Missouri at Marble Hill Bell Slety on Saturday December 2 between 9 am and 4 pm for cash to satisfy defaulted note and interest.
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