10 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
1
A stream of community items details weddings, funerals, visits, sermons, and classroom news. Names such as Sharrord, Frederick, and Miss Harotart appear alongside dates and places like Dunk and Zalma. The notices cover anniversaries, lectures, holiday travel, and school openings with scattered familial references and local social life.
A fragmented lamentary passage recounts education, deceit, and social struggle with scattered names and themes. It references teachers, students, and various figures in a conflicted moral landscape, hinting at a notable public or ceremonial context. The text blends allegory and direct address, touching on loss, duty, and progress amid turmoil.
Mrs. William Gibson visited Vanduser last week. Miss Clara Haff visited Tina Fowler Sunday evening. Luke Fowler visited Jonas Fish Sunday. C. T. Myers and A Fowler were at Zalma on business Saturday. The Mort Berrong gathering last Wednesday was well attended.
Muddy conditions mark the week as families of Manon Farmer and Sampson Cooper were guests of Monroe Cooper Sunday. Mrs John Newel shows improvement after a week of illness. Willman Cooper of Crabb Creek visited relatives here last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bill Moore stayed with Mr and Mrs James Hill over the weekend. George Sherman and family headed to Scott County Sunday. Little Maud, Monroe Cooper's daughter, is ill with a fever. Dora Cooper and Wilson are mentioned.
Mrs Jann Millee bay returns freon WA Niett to Martie bill as Castieiy of Big tinenls and Rev Herm of Whitewater preaches at Union church. Fredericktown reports sermons by President Gray of Marvin College and other local people attend various church services. family visits, travels to Marian and Fredericktown, and small community happenings noted with names and places.
Health is geval Cling Richards has rented and moved to the Firth place on Clubb Creek John Garnet visited friends and relatives in his vicinity Sunday Henry Fowler and Miss Millie visited at W E Gaines’s one night last week Noah Johnson of Dongola was in this neighborhood recently He expects to have employment at Chataworth H next summer Miss Hettie Bess visited on Clubb Creek Sunday Rev J N Pare will preach at Clubb Creek church Saturday night and Sunday Feb 2 and 15 Mrs Parlee Null spent Thursday and Friday of last week with her son John Baker of near Hann Peter Shell was on Cooper Creek last Sunday and visited special friend James W Null has purchased the south part of Leo Baker’s farm James seems to know a good thing Harry Hendrix is working at a saw mill near Zalma Roswell Shell visited his uncle Fayette
After La Grippe I have suffered weeks with lingering pains and nervous unrest. Dr Miles Nervine and related remedies cured me and friends report similar benefits. The after effects can weaken the system inviting pneumonia, so prolonged use is advised to restore nerve strength. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind offers a money back guarantee.
The Normal Choral Society presents a performance of The Holy City in the Normal Auditorium Cape Girardeau on February 17. The Chorus of One Hundred Voices is assisted by Miss Annette Pangborne soprano teacher, Miss Toboea Cooke contralto, Mr. Joseph Vaeth tenor, Mr. FLD. MacParland baritone, and Miss Celia Campbell. Directed by an unnamed conductor.
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