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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
8
Published every Thursday by CHANDLER with imprint at Marble Hill post office. Public notice indicates weekly distribution schedule and publisher details for readers in the area.
Our Correspondents record shows Herbert Sharp in Oran airhas Lafe Richards of Marble Hill visiting with his brother. Miss Agiled Uobtweil spent Saturday with two lonely folks at Lentesville. Arthur Winters and Sisdon were seen Saturday. M. F. Winters is sawing up his timber. Dim veongh Sree Miller of Grosse sperut visited home folks. Herbert Clacuster, last seen at a store in Blodgett, came up Tuesday. Hen Douthus and son Ray returned from Dunkin county. Jatin Greene of Dunkin county is visiting. Mr Hedter reformed from St. Louis. Charley Masters visited his parents Thos Yount near Mainge. Keavira le Toere helped with a Christmas tree at the school. Mooray night December 24 invited. Lincoln visited friends near Kennet last week. Ridings moved to Jacob Riding during Monday. Some locals are marketing fine turkeys and geese.
The item lists family news and community happenings including births, visits, travel to St Louis, a school led by Ernest Camren, local business at Advance, Bess visiting Fultons, a move to a new farm near Patton, Camren family visits, Uncle Jake Lincoln's illness, Miss Radie Thomason visiting her father, JW Wright trading in Glen Allen, and a holiday closing wish from The Press and its readers.
Marquand Newt Whitener, who kept a hotel here, has moved to Fredericktown and taken charge of the Merchants hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Bob White have taken charge of the hotel vacated by Whitener. Emil Mabuce of Bollinger county was in town last week. Miles Whitener sold a fine span of mules. A mule buyer paid up to $210 per head. Cleve Davis and Joe Sitze of Grisham visited town, as did Dines Bess of Bessville. Presiding Elder Crowe also came in.
Sunday events include funeral at Kinderchapel for Uncle Andy Beals and visiting relatives from Fredencktown. Warmer weather, Whitener sale, and local notices fill the Whitewater press, with apportionments of roll of honor names, district lists, and community happenings.
District No 46 Myer superintendent teachers and pupils listed. Names include Henry Alexander George Meehan Merril Taylor Winnie Smith Mary Crader Dorthy Miller Grace Kinder Eugene Barre Ida Caitwell and others. district No 47 Henry Alexander etc. Continued next week.
All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the undersigned for allowance within six months from the letters granting administration or they may be barred from the estate. If not exhibited within one year, they shall be forever barred. Elsie J. Seabaugh and S. E. Dewhitt granted letters of administration on the estate. testimony by the judge of probate dated November 20, 1917.
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