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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
4
A crowded page records various local snippets including health updates, visits by Mrs Mayfield and children from St Louis, Dr Thomas’ Black Dine remedy promotion, and comments on notable residents like Master Sinner and Paul Montgomery. Mentions of visits to Charleston and Madrid County accompany miscellaneous notices and small ads.
The notice touts ladies and misses coats in Cantore Plaids and Mixtures with deep discounts to close out stock. It also promotes Giesecke Shoes as none better and Kerman Stock Food German Poultry Food as top quality, inviting shoppers to make the store a stopping place when in town.
A collage of social notices, visits, health updates, and holiday cheer from Lutesville and nearby communities. Mentions Rev T H Jenkins revival in Diehlstadt, A C King recovering from inflammatory rheumatism, visits by Dr E Presnell and family, Emra M Winters visiting Calhan, and Santa Claus preparations. Also reports on local travel, marriage notices, and Christmas week routines in Oak Ridge and Leopold areas.
Fragmented local items describe the season's first snowstorm and holiday visits. Mentions Fre Welch at Chaffee visiting relatives, travel to Fort Worth, school events led by Mise Metin Esten and Inez Friday, and Prosecution Attorney George E Conrad attending a meeting in St Louis. Notices touch on banking, real estate purchases in Solivelle's addition Eden, and a Glen Allen residence sale.
A collection of a religious verse urging hope and work for brighter days, plus local items: W. F. Welle at home for Christmas with parents, Baptist church recital praised, teachers Zella and Edna Bond visiting Tennessee, rental listing for Sophia Snider farm near Marble Hill, 1907 notice dated December 28, 1907, and sale/purchase details for Marble Hill property including a house, cisterns, barn, and acreage near the public school, with Rev T F Lyecsim contact.
WOR Lemley of Benton visited his sister Mrs Ralph Smell then returned home last week. W E Hammers of Flat River passed through town Friday en route to Greenbrier to visit sage Zojman. Professor DW Letoe will visit during holidays with Judge Lambert’s family and others. Masters Gilbert and Giffrd Cobb of St Louis, a son of William Cobb, came to spend a few days with relatives. Bam Smith of Flat River came Friday to spend Christmas with Mrs Smith’s parents. Attorney and Mr Charls Grevelle of Farmington, after visiting his father’s family, returned home Monday. C A Morton and wife of Pocahontas transacted business here late week, returning Friday. Miss Vedie Shanks, clerk in Charleston, spent Christmas with her parents four miles east of Marble Hill. W W Lindsey arrived Monday. he and his car of household goods will move to the Melvin Lutes farm near town.
A scenic comedy drama titled The Village Vagabond, from author Robert Sherman, My Friend from Arkepasa, played at the Lyceum last night. The bill featured a good company and drew a large audience, reflecting positive reception.
A garbled Lutesville News item notes New Year greetings and scattered social updates. Fran Khanks left Randay for Medison, Kanaas, while E Sebmell of Reveville visited Beturday. John Devore of White and Walter wn were in town Friday. John Scharks attended the Woodmen camp event Monday night.
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