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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
8
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Incomplete local notes report a few names and events. Albert Dunn and Charles Barrett are mentioned with illness and travel, while Mr and Mrs Alvin Basket are noted for a newborn. Uncle Mitt Kinder’s daughters visited recently as well.
Students study for teachers exams while Vinit Whittenberg and Ray Limbaugh return to school after visits home. The W. M. C. baseball team plans practices soon. Visitors included West Estes Paul Bailey Oscar Carroll M S Gladish and Minnie McCullough. Rev Charley Warren preached at Delta. Young Ladies Literary society meets March 8 with a promised strong program. Admission 10c adults 5c children.
Spring days bring farmers to think of work though sickness lingers. The litter-month-old son of Mr and Mrs G Lincoln is ill, Miss Manda and Elmer Brown children are improving after illness. Bill Gross visited Cape County to buy corn. Wilbert Seabaugh visited for business near Patton. Solomon Cheek considers staying from Dunklin county due to mosquitoes. Moses Lincoln eyeing work with J H Grindstaff on Crooked Creek. Rev D M Robins held service at Hurricane Fork.
Mr Jack Fulbright is seriously ill. Charley Masters went to Portageville for employment with Dr Mayfield. Mr and Mrs A Mayfield and son Freeman attended church last Sunday. Attendance hoped to improve at the next appointment as the pastor travels fifteen miles to reach this place. Husei canrre.
Health, school terms, and family visits dominate the week in the Bollinger district. Residents G A Welker and family host visitors, teachers wrap up terms, and road work plans begin on the Zalma to Lutesville route. Community notes include hunts for a sawmill, farming shifts, church attendance, and social visits across nearby creeks and towns.
A brief item notes Fred Lee continuing work on tie making after the Myers school closed in February.
Mrs. Mary Statler, mother of John S., near town, injured an ankle by striking it on a chair rocker. The wound is improving. Rev. DC Hurst preached his farewell sermon the first Sunday of the month. Rev. C. C. Lyerly hopes to return to Sedgewickville to spend his remaining years, with many locals eager to welcome him back. Mr. Hurst has made a host of friends here.
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