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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
5
Local items note Hicks Almanacs available at the office, various visits by residents to Jackson, Dexter, and Zalma, and a batch of small ads including horses for sale and farm goods. Community notes mention church events, a new depot possibility, and upcoming court sessions, with multiple references to local residents and businesses.
Lutesville notices list W S Lowe visiting St Louis and Claud Clark traveling to Chaf fee to see his sister. Visits from Miss Bell Johnson, Mrs Rows May, and Mrs William Abernathy. Uncle Elijah Whitener and Alfred Craig attend family events. Rev Linus Baker's children ill, later improving. Funeral of T P Francis near Lutesville. Caven extends invitation. many locals preparing for church events. News of Elmor Francis's twins’ deaths after moving.
News notes report health issues, family bereavements, and social visits across the community. Henry Schalty suffers a severe amatiam attack, Wille Nenninger seeks treatment in St. Louis, and Mollie Spain dies with infant Moyers also passing. Local events include sermons by Rev. Yount and several visits among neighbors, plus a stave factory and sawmill active part of the time.
Fragmentary OCR text references a convention, travel writing, and various names and places. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a meeting or gathering context with multiple scattered proper nouns and possible schedules.
A jumble of names, visits, and social events fills the page. Mrs Jegow and Mrs Laaie Thereon host gatherings with various guests including Mr and Mrs Toany Hien and Mr Joe Cage, while Miss Carter and Mr Thomas attend several functions.
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