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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
A trimmed newspaper column records several deaths near Marble Hill including Randal Borette and George E. Clark, with detailed tributes to their lives, and notes on families, church involvement, and local civic roles. Other entries report marriages, farm sales, and community appointments across Fredericktown, Sedalia, and Buchanan areas.
Fremost reports all of the sick in His city are improving. David J. Conrad went to Cane tovan lean Monday on business. Mrs. John Jollinger, Felwuare 3, a daughter. Doan's Regulets urged for constipation. For Sale one 12-hp engine and other milling equipment. 25 reward offered for information leading to arrest of insulator thefts from Valley Telephone. Marble Hill.
Mrs Andrew Gaines visits her mother Mrs J V Slinkard in Zalima. Deputy Sheriff J O Smith of Patton attends court duties this week. J Vo Slinkard travels from Zalma to visit a ill relative. Doan’s Ointment praised for relief from severe itching piles. Bargain Day at Durn's promises heavy goods sale. Verbit Rieman dies. family aided by Mrs Hartle. Veterinary practitioner F P Masters opens in Latesville. Mrs Nancy Crews, 87, dies of paralysis. burial in Hingis.
The Bollinger county Republican convention elected W. B. Dickey clivnian and J. W. Sample secretary. Delegates were chosen for the state convention in St. Louis on February 27 and for the congressional convention in Des Moines on May 7. Delegates are authorized to cast Bollinger’s full vote.
A survey of local visits and movements includes Mrs. Alice Fields of Thornsville Mo returning home after a visit with J A Key’s family near Hahn. W E Young of St. Louis stayed with his grandfather W F Shackelford near Marble Hill. Captain S A Martin and Lts D J Conrad and A Lutes attended a Sixth regiment N G M meeting in Cape Girardeau. Isaac Sturgeon and relatives visited Hahn. travel notes mention a hot town scene and gun-filled wagons from nearby areas.
John Ridings of Shrum was in town Monday. Hulshof of Leopold shipped a car load of stock Monday. Uncle John Ailen prepares for home improvements. Lyman Kinder plans fencing for southern farms. Several townsfolk reported better health Tuesday evening. Andrus and Gaines of Hahn visited Friday. Ira McGuire sent household groups to Oxley where he is railroad agent. D C Van Amburg, former local merchant, died at Mill Springs Ill Feb 8. George E Clark closed the school in respect. Pair family four miles north afflicted with grip. J L Arthur and wife of Sikeston visited John Phelps Sunday night. J D Smith of Patton and R E Sittes of Bessville spent Sunday night with Peter Welker. G A Settle of Stewart Tenn returned home after six weeks here and at Gipsy. Fred Shelter, one of our clever residents, ...
Health is good on college bill with colds except. Joe Atwood to return to school soon after light pneumonia. Frances Hoge of Vienna Ohio visited last Friday. Webster Davault surprised by birthday party on February 10. Sunday prayer meeting moved from Rosemont hall to B Y P A at 2 30 pm in Baptist church for students.
The notice reports severe weather causing sickness and deaths while roads deteriorate. It notes hopes for road-law changes, Pioneer Cooperage resuming production, Buchanan stave workers, and citizens traveling to Marble Hill for a Republican meeting. It urges voting for Senator Stone for re election in ARAPAHOE.
John M. Smith, recently ill, is reported to be much improved. Julius Stammer and his wife of Daisy visited J. W. Fulbright on Saturday and Sunday. David and family of Alliance were also mentioned in this community update.
Health is good with common colds noted. The stave factory runs full time as Rosewell Pickett of Trowel drives a team here. T H Fowler attended church at Ball schoolhouse Saturday night and Sunday. Arthur Stephens visited Cane Creek friends last week. Bolt making booms with Hugh Lassater leading. Henry Chubb of Clubb Creek sought work. A C Fowler cutting belts and plans to become an Arkansan soon. Trowel corre spondence in Tuk Press mentions Hiram Fowler blistered hands making ties amid talk of the panic.
Leopold and Mrs Steverink and children visit. Tony laments panic causing unemployment and a city overrun with bums. John Vandeven and Miss Josephine Fels wed Feb 4 with Rev P Kurtenbach officiating. Vandeven’s background includes work in Caro Michigan and Wing Colorado sugar refining. The bride is a student of Arcadia college. Frank,
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