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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented OCR snippet notes HLL and Chandler entered at the Marble facility for a stated event or entry. Details are unclear due to missing context but indicate participation or registration at a venue named Marble THI. Entities: HLL Chandler Marble.
Local items praise Omer Lates and readers who renew subscriptions and visit the office. Mentions Rev T H Jenkins temperance sermon at Baptist church next Sunday night with invitation. Notes subscribers and merchants, property deals, serveral county notices, and community updates from Marble Hill and surrounding towns.
Executrix Stella M Peak, appointed January 29 1906 by the Probate Court of Bo ger county Missouri, calls all creditors to exhibit claims within one year to be allowed or be barred. Claims must be presented within two years from publication to avoid forfeiture of their rights.
Sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri will sell at public auction on March 17 1908 at Marble Hill courthouse between 9 AM and 5 PM. The sale, on a six month credit with 25 percent cash, covers described real estate in Bollinger County including parts of section 2 township 29 north range 9 east and land known as Bollinger Mill tract, with details from decree of partition issued February 1 1908. Names of plaintiffs and defendants are part of the case, property lies north of Castor River.
Mayfeld reports four stems this week and mentions Mayfield family events including weddings of T. L. Mayfield and Mrs Effie Bollinger and Joby Douglas with Miss Jane Long. Several locals, visits, road work, and farm notes are logged, with Mary Donklin county trip and a rural mail route inspection noted.
Health is wood. Many of a ogee are hauling slaves these days. Uncle Seth Hill has moved im hhine to our merchant. Jasper Cooper, Weat and Bum Newell attended Masonic lodge at Marble Hill. G T Pittman in St Louis for eye treatment. G E Millers child sick but convalescent. Several schools closed last Friday. Miss Kena jughe and Harley Myers plan to enter W M Col Inge at district school. Married Tuesday at bride’s home Glen Allen. Rev Wm Berry presiding. J N Mate tows closes a successful game. Mise Vance daughter of Mrs Vener in Glen Allen vicinity. Roads topic: old law allows road district supervisors by county court petition could alter system.
Father Huber of Leopold was in Lutesville last week. Uncle Sam Rhodes from Glen Allen visited Tuesday. Rev Reener returned from Illinois with his wife. A A Kinder from Castor was in town Monday. Wick Patterson visited Saturday and treated his pupils. John W Revelle at Marquand visited family Saturday and Sunday. W T Dickey and wife, returning from Altheimer Ark, noted the winter’s end. Southeast Missouri CCC meeting in Charleston with plans for the April 26 1906 assembly in Fredericktown.
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