Ed Barried Too and Minnie Chandler Wed at Kennett
Ed Barried Too and E. P. Caruthers editor of the Dunklin Democrat married Miss Minnie L. Chandler in a 7 o clock Friday morning ceremony at Kennett. Elder West of the Christian church performed the rite. Ed is a first class newspaper man and a jovial, good looking fellow, with a bright future married life ahead.
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Ed Barried
E. P. Caruthers
Dunklin Democrat
Minnie L. Chandler
Kennett
West
The
Christian Church
Ready For a Vote On Tariff Bill In House
After weeks of debate the tariff act measure closes in the House today with a vote expected tomorrow or Saturday. The Yaby is Dead Little Thomas, son of D P Bailey, died of consumption at J Conrad's residence east of town last Saturday night. Burial was Sunday at 4 pm in the Baptist cemetery. Mr Bailey and wife live at Phillipsburg Kansas. Sympathy from many friends.
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House
Yaby
Thomas
D. P. Bailey
J. Conrad
Mr. Baily
Philipsburg
Kansas
Birthday Party Held For Tilden Slinkard
Tilden Slinkard gave a party at his father s home east of town Monday night for the seventeenth anniversary of his birthday. The evening featured various sports and games with a ranch served at 9 o'clock.
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Tilden Slinkard
Sunday church activities and services report
The Churches note attendance across denominations last Sunday. Sunday schools were well attended, social services at Christian church drew a small crowd, and weather affected Presbyterian prayer meeting and Baptist services. Young people attended Friday night prayer at Baptist church while older members were absent. Prayer at J L Robertson’s home drew good attendance and will move to Mrs Revelle's Tuesday night.
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Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Revi Davault
Burfordaville
J. L. Robertson
Hart Hurt in Scaffold Accident at Dr Witmer’s Drug Store
George Dunlap Hart suffered a shoulder and ankle sprain and a head bruise when a scaffold fell while being moved at Dr. Witmer's new drug store on Tuesday. His injuries are not serious.
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George Dunlap Hart
Dr. Witmer
George Dunlap
Zimmerman Bros Dissolve Partnership at Glen Allen Store
Notice states that N A Zimmerman’s interest in the Glen Allen store has been purchased and all debts will be paid by the new firm. The partnership of N A Zimmerman J C Zimmerman and J C Zimmermann is dissolved as of January 22, 1894, with the firm thereafter consisting of J J Zimmerman and J G Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Zimmerman
Glen Allen
N A. Zimmerman
J. C. Zimmerman
J. C. Zimmeirman
J. J. Zithmerman
J. G. Zimmerman
Zimmerman Bros
Boarders Wanted in First Class Boarding House
Four gentleman boarders sought at eight dollars per month with good beds neat rooms and first class table. House convenient to Smith Academy Marble Hill Missouri. Mrs Ormaneet Baker. A T Stewart of Glenn Allen was in town last Saturday Ed Caldwell was at Barfordville Tuesday.
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Smith Academy
Ormaneet Baker
Marble All
A.T. Stewart
Glenn Allen
Ed Caldwell
Barforde- Vile Oes
Teesday
Opposition to Mitchim for lands register post
A Springfield dispute over Joseph Mitchim a former newspaper owner seeks the lands register job at Springfield. Reports say he overstated his role at the Leader and Springfield Morning Democrat while Green County Democrats protest to Washington. Mitchim backed by John O Day, a local Democratic leader, faces strong opposition from party officials.
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Mitchim
Republic of
Springfield
Som
JFP
Register of Lands
Washington
Leader
W. ©. Hornbeak
Green County
Mitchim Formely
John O'Day
Zimmer man Brothers debt settlement notice
Anyone indebted to Zimmer man Brothers of Glen Allen should settle immediately. They have purchased N A Zimmerman’s interest and demand all old accounts up to this chair be paid for final settlement. James Scott dead near Paris LaFuin January 30 1894 funeral by Masons and Farmers and Laborers Union of which he was a member.
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Zimmerman Brothers
Glen Allen
N. A. Zimmerman
Gosts
J. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
James Scott
Paris
LaFuin
Wayne
Masons and Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
Notice to improve chicken breeds for sale in Marble Hill
Breeder offers fall blood Langshan Black Java and Light Brahma cocks for sale in Marble Hill Missouri. Call soon to purchase. price listed as lead.
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Kare
Marble Hill
Press praised as Southeast Missouri journalism tops local scene
Letter from C C Bowman to Tom Allen of Marble Hill compliments his paper’s rise in Southeast Missouri. Bowman urges crossing into Madison County to cover the thriving village, and Allen replies that he will. The exchange ends with thanks for the compliment.
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West Delt
Marquann
Tom Allen
Marble Hill
Ton
Southeast
Missouri
Madison County
C. C. Bowman
Bowman
Judgment Given in Civil Case Over Northland Note
In Justice Bowmans court Tuesday Robert Dram received judgment on a $149 note against D C Clipparda. The item line mentions a winter clothing sale at B Rosenblums and notes Judge Fruituire has influenza. W A Jamison appears with garbled text about family.
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Justice Bowmans Court
Robert Dram
D. C. Clipparda
B. Rosenblums
Order of Publication Missouri Bollinger County 1894 notice
The State of Missouri by W A Dunn Collector brings suit against C R Armstrong in Bollinger County Circuit Court in vacation. The petition asserts non support and seeks to enforce a lien on land described as the southeast quarter section 25 township 33 range 8 east. Defendant must appear at Marble Hill courthouse on the second Monday of March next or four weeks before term. failure to answer will mean confesso. A copy will be published in Marble Hill Press for four weeks prior to term.
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State OF Missouri
Marble Hill
Marble Hill Press
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Henry M. Smith
Missouri
Bollinger
Isid County
W. A. Dunn
Oaark Iron Company
State of
Lutesville
Fiutesville
Sai Tor
Camne
Sel
Foe
Notice in Vacation Jurisdiction Case Against Farrar Heirs
In Bollinger County Missouri the suit by unknown heirs and legal representatives of Robert Farrar is published in vacation. The State seeks to enforce a lien on property described as parts of sections 1 2 and 2 township 2 12 range 6 containing 200 acres. If the defendant does not appear by the next term at Marble Hill on March 2, judgment may be rendered. A copy shall be published in Marble Hill Press four weeks prior to the term. Witness Henry M. Smith circuit clerk February 1804.
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State OF Missouri
Bollinger
Said County
Acation
W. A. Dunn
Robert Farrar
Atterley Gomes
Sontheast
Marble Hill
Said
Anjl Itig
Marie Hill Press
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Henry M. Smith
Public Notice in Isid County Court Case Against Iron Co
The Circuit Court of Isid county sits in vacation as the plaintiff files a petition against Osark Iron Company claiming nonresidency and service issues. The suit seeks enforcement of a lien on Lots 9 and 10 in Block 3, Lutesville, and 7 in Fiutesville. publication is ordered in a weekly newspaper for four weeks before the term.
Partition lien notice in Bollinger County court
The petition of Henry M. Smith Circuit Clerk notes Philip Rochrig must answer a lien enforcement suit. The case targets land parcels in section 26 township 32 range 8 and adjacent quarters. Publication in the Marble Hill Press for four weeks is ordered before the term start.
Under New Management at Mayfield Smith Academy
At a Friday night executive board meeting the school’s management moved from Prof. Graham to the board itself. The old teachers remain. The board will meet with the faculty at the start of the second term. Tuition must be prepaid to W Chandler, secretary.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Slinkard at Graven Hill
In Graven Hill area near this place Mrs. Sarah M. Slinkard celebrated her sixty third birthday with a family reunion. A surprise dinner was served and attendees enjoyed the gathering. The family counted thirty seven members including twenty one grandchildren, six sons, two sons-in-law, four daughters and three daughters-in-law.
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Graven Hill
Sarah M. Slinkard
Fou
Grain for sale near Marble Hill on farm
Farmer R L Mayeifld offers a large quantity of corn and seed oats for sale three miles north of Marble Hill. Interested buyers should call at the post office.
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Marble Hill
R. L. Mayeifld
Local Notes From Town Visit and Visitors
King of Greenbriar returned from St Louis with cattle. Mrs. Ulysses Phelps of Oran visits relatives in Lutesville. J M Clippard of Oak Ridge, W N Nanney of Scopus, Mr Shell of Patton and Mr Propst of Sedgewickville were in town recently. W E Rockwell attended Sedgewickville at the start of the week. T A Caldwell is very sick at his Farmington home.
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King of
Ulysses Phelps
Oran
Lutesville
J. 3. Clippard
Oak Ridge
W.N. Nanney
Scopus
Mr. Shell
Patton
Mr. Propst
Sedgewickville
W.E. Rockwell
T. A. Caldwelld
Farmington
Hon Marshall Arnold Praises Wilson Bill In House Speech
Hon Marshall Arnold delivers a January 16 address on the Wilson bill arguing Western farmers suffer despite wealth and activity. He warns against tariffs harming labor and industry, noting lack of protection and persistent economic gloom, with wage and market pressures across regions.
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Marshall Arnold
House
Mississippi River
Ozarks
Pupil Flies Into Fight At Chestner School House
Z H Cook, a near grown pupil, left the Chestner school house without consent. He returned with an open knife. Teacher J D Tallent knocked him down with a fire poker twice to quell trouble. Cook swore out a warrant against Tallent seeking justice at Marble Hill on March 18 1904. Rev D L Phelps has a ye nom omen on the back of the right ban.
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Chestner
Z H. Cook
J.D Tallent
Tallent
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Circuit Court of
Philip Rochrig
Coor Hy
Marhbe
PhD
Sainte i
Ma Bh Hil Press
Sail County
Sail
Cireniteur
Henry M.mith
Cirenit
Arnold
D. L. Phelps
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