Publishers Entered at Martell Post Office as Action Declares
Mill and Chandler publishers were entered at the Martell post office as action elapsed matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
8
Mill and Chandler publishers were entered at the Martell post office as action elapsed matter.
Our Correspondents notes a big boy born January 27 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Rolens. Mother and babe are doing well. Mentions visits by Mrs Sarah E Wright of Mine la Motte and Mrs Elda Sehrickenglas of Memphis. local telephones being installed. Mrs John F Miller and son James visited Fredericktown. William Ratthey of Flat River attends to business.
Rev C A Bowers filled his regular appointment at Kinderchapel Sunday morning and evening The Beat school closes February 4 with music a drill and a reading by John Cooper Bolt hauling is shut down briefly due to an over stack on the ward John Dudley his son Jesse and his son in law have been making some ties for T Jo and Otto Pridy The young people enjoyed a party at CD Whitner s Otto Pridy was the guest of Will and John Goodson Sunday Rev A Bowers was the guest of T J Pridy Sunday Married Jan 22 Elijah Bliss and Miss Zon Ward Birth Eve s
Miss Myrtle Newell visits Blog and Mrs Ast Newell remains seriously ill. Birth announcements for Ta Mp and for Mr and Mrs Tea Paw. Visits from Ida Baker and Audrey Pierce mentioned. Serious damage feared to property from M Barrett sale agent for R Watkins Co. Parrot, Little Selden, and Zion Church services noted with upcoming preaching plans in February.
Mr and Mrs Blaine Minter visited the former s sister at Bessville Saturday night. John Yount is dealing in timber. Clarence Samuels of Oak Ridge visited Trace Creek last week, returning home Saturday. Wheat prospects are poor though warm days improve it. Mr Lowe’s telephone line extends along here. Enock Underwood T A Shell H B Miller and A Murray now have phones. Miss Vina Goodson visited Oak Ridge over holidays and returned. Mrs T W Shell is sick with la grippe. Dr Carr of Marquand called. J H Short is erecting a new dwelling. Boivar.
Early in the area a new telephone line is being laid by a company. It runs from here to Dr J M Finney’s residence, with about ten or twelve phones expected. The line reportedly uses around 1,000 pounds of wire.
The Missouri Bollinger court orders defendants TD Adams Radford Hill RB Spake and James Hoff to appear the next term in Marble Hill. The case concerns property in Bollinger and the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-one township thirty range one all totaling about 120 acres. Publication in Marble Hill Press required weekly for four weeks before the March term 1911.
Community column reports students showing progress under Miss Linda Yount and multiple local families, visits, and events. Names include Whiteswater area residents, Younts, Bridges, and other neighbors. church services scheduled. various travelers and spellings of local points. Residents plan health trips and expect employment with P C Company.
Careenwood John Reitman improves after illness while Mr. Palmer clears land. Wellman Cooper and sister Miss Valle visited Zalma Saturday. Our telephones aid a horse and rider needing a doctor. John Gaither gains work at Spears and Co. sawmill. Wm Johnson and family of Allbright visit relatives, then travel to Grassy on Sunday.
W P M Can’s Justice of the Peace Marae Hunt presided over a private parlor marriage ceremony amid a tense scene with no rubber necking charges filed.
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri has purchased land suited for the Dr McAnally residence and new furnishings, preparing to welcome travelers. The unknown heirs and related parties are involved in involuntary transfers in a Holslinger County circuit court term, with proceedings affecting Faceh Braillieu and descendants.
A disjointed local notice describes Miss Pernha Hahn’s term as steward, neighbors visiting, and farm life details alongside a formal Missouri circuit court action in Bollinger County targeting a real estate parcel. The filing seeks to bar defendants from claiming any title to the land in Heilinger, Marble Hill.
Fragmentary OCR text shows W. H. Cunningham offering a service or trade, mentioning a block and payment in small coins. The readable lines are garbled, but reference to a request for a block and a note about payment remains.
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