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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
4
A regional column recounts visits from Mr and Mrs W D Allen to De Soto and St Louis, plus local farewells and greetings. It notes new subscribers, calls on readers, injuries and rescues, and community notices across Marble Hill, Lutesville, Leopold, Scopus, and nearby towns with brief references to schools, teachers, and a livery stable move.
Rd Wann and family of Patton spent the holidays with relatives here. Miss Susie and Mayme Revelle spent the holidays with their parents here. Marvin Pique of Paducah Ky spent a few days here with friends last week. Bessie Hall accompanied her sister Daisy to Fredericktown Monday. R Burford of Salem Oregon is spending a few days with relatives in our town. The M E Church South Christmas eventing entertainment was a success. Maude McCullom of Fredericktown visited Daisy Burford Friday and Saturday. Gertrude Biggs returned from Smithfield Ky where she has been attending. Hattie King visited her sister Mrs Burford at Annapolis and returned home last week. Richard Berry of Cape Girardeau is visiting relatives here. Attorney Moses Whybark had business at Cape Girardeau the first of the week. J Matt Zimmerman of Advance was in town Wednesday and left a dollar with the printer. Leap Year Box Supper in Dr Sander's hall Friday night January 1. Gentlemen provide the dots. ladies buy them. All invited. first leap year in seven years. Mr and Mrs Phillip M Reilly of Hillboro and Mr Reilly's sisters of Bismarck visiting Capt J A Reilly near Glen Allen Marble Hill. Mr Reilly surveyor of Jefferson county and his brother J W Reilly, surveyor of our county, made an appreciated visit. With egg at the M E Church Latesville Bong service 8 to 8 45. Seiotsn oy hs Coeds 9 30 Long. Rev Jenkins 10 10 to Sermon by Rev Long.
Strayed A red yearling steer and a white black spotted yearling heifer, both with smooth right ear crops and horns. Liberal reward offered by J. H. Zooey of Glen Allen Mo. Also missing is a two year old red steer with some white spots, dehorned and branded with a G on the right hip. Reward led by H. M. Gimperarr of Patton Mo.
A Dallas doctor endorses One Minute Cough Curo as a safe child remedy for coughs croup and la grippe stating it acts at the source of irritation and helps lungs deliver oxygen. sold by McAnally.
In Yoakum, Texas a large dry goods firm led by J. M. Haller was described. On a trip east he advised a companion in the palace car to take a Little Early Risers pill at night to wake early and feel good. DeWitt's Little Early Risers were recommended for the dark brown taste and headache, sold by Dr. B. M. McAnally.
An informal message lists travel via ALD i Marine Hill from December 27 to December 31 1908 and to Bist, then from Luteeville January 1 to January 7 1904. The writer says they will carry the necessary outfit for all kinds of high grade dental needs.
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