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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
8
Our Correspondents Report Local Happenings and Health
Our correspondents note health is reasonably good and snows and rains worsen field conditions. Willie Huffine, who cut his foot, is out again. Willie Robison leads our school to progress. James Davis, stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, visited his mother Mrs Phoebe Cobbel then returned to his post. Mrs Cobbel received wood by neighbors after a Saturday chopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Huffine
Willie Robison
James Davis
Fort Riley
Kansas
Phoebe Cobbel
Colbe
Woo
Local School and Community Notes From Glen Allen Area
Sotos Sohowl remains listed as ill with minor sickness among students Ray Limbaugh visited Glen Allen Sunday night Willie Lages called on local folks Friday Vol Monday Avery Sample checked on residents Higericane Sumi Rev 2 P Oglesvie retired from Charleston Limelay Lester Whitener was absent several days late last week due to sickness Rev Guy Martin to preach at Revelle schoolhouse west Sunday Charles Warren a ministerial student at the College went to Glen Allen last Thursday to conduct James Baker funeral Young Men debating society met Friday evening with a large audience and an excellent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohowl
Ray Limbaugh
Glen Allen
Sotunday
Willie Lages
Avery Sample
Oglesvie
Charleston Limelay
Lester Whitener
Guy Martin
Revelle Schoolhouse
Charles Warren
James Baker
Local scattered notes report visits and travel
Health is reasonably good though colds linger. H M Welker made a business trip to Lutesville last week. G A Welker visited his son Amos. Mrs Kiser Angle and Miss Iva Angle visited G A Welker on Wednesday. Miss Hester Lhmbaugh returned home Saturday after visiting Mrs Joe Green. H Jones mowed its sugar camp and plans to tap maple. Delon Brown and Will Lincoln move fodder from Bettie Limbaugh’s farm near Mayfield. Zach O’Kelley bought a mule from Coy Mayfield WBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Welker
Lutesville
G A. Welker
Amos Welker
Kiser Angle
Iva Angle
G. A Welker
Hester Lhmbaugh
Joe Green
H. Jones
Delon Brown
Loyd Brown
J. A. Douglas
Will Lincoln
Bettie Limbaugh
Mayfield
Zach O'Kelley
Local items from Zalma and area noted
John Bess visited Zalma last week while Henry Abernathy shows off his new ground. T H Fowler and Charley Back engage in seed oats and land clearing as Grover C Back guides a thriving school. Ben Condor Ceph Wethers buy land from J C Howell, with Ben Talley working nearby. Ha Big.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bess
Zalma
Henry Abernathy
Henry
T. H. Fowler
Swinton
Charley Back
Grover C. Back
Henry Lemons
Tom Fowler
W. H. Stratman
Charley Sutherland
Ben Condor
Ceph Wethers
J.C. Howell
Ben Talley
Untitled notes from Toy Press Health section
A collection of brief items: Uncle Bob Allen injured when he fell from a vehicle on the way home. Will Runnels captured a lone red fox, its hide 3 feet 9 inches. Doc Welch rents a Marble Hill house from Dr Presnell and will move in. A J Allen to move into Welch’s vacated house. Will Runnels to gather corn for Mose Pittman. a corn mill ran late yet cooled. Mr. Minton sold his farm to Lee Strader. Mrs. Dr. Allen has been ill and worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Allen
Will Runnels
Doc Welch
Disagreeable Weather Prevails Amid Local Notices
Health is reasonably good with whooping cough present. Revival at M E Church ended Friday. Monroe Hartle Ira Crites visited John Bollinger Sunday. Manuel Masters lost a fine mare last week. Mrs Gid Smith and children visited Willie Bollinger Sunday. Rudolph Crites traded for a fine mare last week. William Daugherty started for Oklahoma Wednesday. Will Hardwig and family from near Marble Hill visited last week. Aunt Ann Crites ill at Lum Drum’s home. Henry Friese been quite sick. Carrie James visited Francis Statler and sister last week. Two Crums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Church
Messrs
Monroe Hartle
Ira Crites
John Bollinger
Manuel Masters
Gid Smith
Willie Bollinger
Rudolph Crites
William Daugherty
Oklahoma
Will Hardwig
Marble Hill
Barbara Crites
Ann Crites
Lum Drum
Henry Friese
Carrie James
Francis Statler
George Penturf
Norman Poston
Williams
John Haffman
Post Oak Telephone Company
Alf
George Snider
Jos
Manning
Sitzes
Altho
Health is very head and cold weather hits town
A string of local notes reports livestock moved to St Louis, farm visits, and losses from lockjaw and fire. Weather crippled roads and sparked health concerns with colds and pneumonia. Community events include a school progress update, sign painting, and a two weeks church meeting yielding several conversions.
Local notes from Marble Hill and nearby areas
Witt of Marble Hill were at Glen Allen Sunday Perry Baker confined to his room the last five weeks is able to be out again. Mr and Mrs Isaiah Parks left for Mill Creek to visit a brother in law Henry Scherer. Fred Mabuce of Bessville teaches at Lodge. Vance Stevens of near Kennett visited Scopus relatives. Willie Sadler studied millinery in St Louis. Bud Baker of Zalma visited Knob Lick to see his ill father Henry Baker. Various community notices follow including church events, illness, births, and local travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Baker
Isaiah Parks
Mill Creek
Henry Scherer
Solomon
Bud) Baker
Zalma
Knob Lick
Henry Baker
Local notes from Lutesville and nearby towns
John Henley visited Lessly ridge on business last Friday. Hosea Seabaugh of upper Hog creek came to Lutesville Friday. Monroe Shell, long in Illinois, returned Thursday. Peyton J. Burford of Doniphan was in town last week on business. Henry Vandoren of Leopold called Friday to trade with merchants. Judge J. W. Sample and R. A. De-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henley
Lesslyridge
Hosea Seabaugh
Upper
Hog Creek
Lutesville
Monroe Shell
Illinois
Peyton J. Burford
Doniphan
Henry Vandoren
Leopold
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