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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
8
Our Correspondents and Local Visitors Update
Our correspondents Jacob Welker and his brother from nee Jqnes Crook have been visiting this week. Miss Minute Mayfield and sister Valle visited Miss Lester Limbatul Sunday. Sard Brown and family visited Joseph Green Sunday. Ora dines of new Dram was in this neighborhood test Sunday. Honey Linbard of mene Had cane is talking of PUT na phone. Mr and Mel Jodi CL Welker are visiting on or oreels, Con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Welker
Miss Minute Mayfield
Valle
Lester Limbatul
Sard Brown
Joseph Green
Ora Dines
New Dram
Honey Linbard
Cane
Mel
Jodi CL Welker
Local Community News from Cape Girardeau Visit
Bon Valloe visited Cape Girardeau recently with Leigh riding coventhy George Mhermathy. West Myers closed the school at Geassy for one day. Patrons expressed satisfaction as lines were offered. Miss Detentjeon and Vis Stella Barrett attended. Sinvdiay Thendore Cobb looked for work in Lates Ville over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Valloe
Wis
Leigh Riding
Coventhy
George Mhermathy
West Myers
Geassy
Teerret
Venondis Rennehaes
Miss Detentjeon
Vis Stella Barrett
Sinvdiay Thendore Cobb
Lates Ville
Lynx
Fire Claims Residence and Goods in Week's End Loss
A fire destroyed William Stantill’s residence, smokehouse, and store with most contents last Thursday night. The Wits bet CarMVibs YY thy A Fates, SUN oer. The text shows scattered names and places including Markle Hill and Will Mayfield college, with mention of a telephone line and local residents Watley Tyreen and EF Slinkard amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
William Stantill
Mr Stantill
Mild Health Update and Local Socials Report
Cohneoms describes health fine and mentions Rev Yornt buying miles last week. It lists social visits by Mr and Mrs Will Gotonnds and various locals including Miss Myrtle Ledin Biddin Shrang Miss Stella Bertha Salver and others visiting friends and relatives Sunday and Saturday with several neighbors and families noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle, Ledin
Biddin Shrang
Stella
Bertha Salver
Minroe Ward
Chris Bennett
Currie Bennett
Ida Davis
John Jordan
Cordelia Yount
Sarah Ann Denival
Myra
Dot Powell
Janie Henson
Mae Yount
Larrie Gian
Local Sickness and Moves Mark Quiet Community
Sickness broad in the community with several families affected. John Underwood resides on this creek after moving from the place vacated by Enoch Underwood. J. M. Lawrence lost a fine mare last week. Mr and Mrs J A Underwood have been ill for days. W F Martin plans to move to town property in the lead belt. Edith Lawrence returns from Fredericktown. The infant daughter of TH Hawn was interred here. A telephone line may extend through the area soon. Last week’s snow was the heaviest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Underwood
Enoch Underwood
J. M. Lawrence
W. F. Martin
Edith Lawrence
Fredericktown
Hawn
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Burg Health good. Miss Clara Huff visited Tom Fowler's Sunday. Willard Pickett and John Huff were in town, with Lish Conder of Scopus seen visiting old friends last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Pickett
John Huff
Poplar Bills
Lish Conder
Scopus
Clara Huff
Tom Fowler
Unclear fragments imply local notices and names
Fragmentary text mentions Aden Skayus as bridge foreman Albert Myers on a business trip to Zale and Monroe Fowler with Pioneer Woopenige company. Sutin Gibson considers Arkstisas travel, Miss Tina Fowler accompanies someone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Fowler
Aden Skayus
Albert Myers
Zale
Kuvinny Ellege
Monroe Fowler
Pioneer Woopenige Company
Abot Six
Local Notes and Visits Across Marble Hill Area
A collection of casual notices from the Marble Hill region noting mail delivery delays, long rural routes, and social visits. Names include Mr and Mrs Hermann Rastl Mrs Kirby Rolinson Gen Reitrel and Mrs Rastl plus others like Miss Myrtle Devore and Dan Crader in various visits and movements. A few residents moved locations and family visits occurred over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankey
Marble Hill
Hermann Rastl
Kirby Rolinson
Gen. Reitrel
Kore
Iarry
C. M. Lessley
A. M. Barrett
Mise Alm Allen
Te Reltzel Sandas
Hermann Rest
Alia
Cora Fed
Yivk Mars
Larty Reynolds
Myrtle Devore
Dork Crader
Mra WA
Oak Mount News From The Press Patch
Local notes list residents with illnesses and recoveries Nellie Walker and Mallie Baker improve while Gertie Jackson remains out of college Albert Welker visits Marble Hall and Baker’s Sunday Susie Baker visits relatives in Alabama Blanche Myers and West Zimmerman are ill Miss Bertie Jackson progresses in school with a quiet stance titled Silence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Mount
Nellie Walker
Eliind
Henry
David Lincoln
Mallie Baker
Gertie Jackson
Walter Welker
Marble Hail
Baker
Albert Schroek
Susie Baker
Alarhleill
Blanche Myers
Wests Zimmerman
Bertie Jackson
Latlin News Bits And Local Happenings
Latlin notes health good and A Hulshof still buying hogs as snow blocks fence repairs. Mr and Mrs Moses Penturi visit W M Strong’s family while Frank Crader’s daughter is ill. W H Moore buys Hays Jot and Strong buys Fisher property. Public school progress under Rev K V Propst. W F Sadler moves to Marble Hill. Squire B F Winters selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hulshof
Moses Penturi
W. M. Strong
Frank Crader
Alois Anger
Leopold
W. H. Moore
Hays
Fisher
Laflin
D. M. Robins
Barkschapel
K. V. Propst
W. F. Sadler
Marble Hill
Squire B. F. Winters
Local Notices of births and household updates
A Reapka born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Limbaugh February 12 1010. John Limbaugh of Mine la Motte visited relatives here last Sunday. Reuben Tomason visited Frank Millers last week. Roy James and Jeo Fulton went sleigh riding to Hahn's Sunday. David B K Conrad sold young cattle to James Duncan. James Roberts plans to move to Mine la Motte. Born to Mr and Mrs James Mungle a fine boy. J C Evans butchered hogs last Saturday. James Duncan sold a fine young mare. A Reapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Limbaugh
John Limbaugh
Mine la Motte
Reuben Tomason
Frank Miller
Roy
James Miller
Jeo Fulton
Hahn
David KB
Conrad
James Duncan
James Roberts
Weather and travels noted in small town column
A chaotic itemized chunk records names like Mr and Mes Price Whitener visiting family, references to Crip and February dates, a burial at Kinder cemetery on February 15, and family notices. Mentions J M Kinder Son mercantile business and A T Whitetier Company store work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Price Whitener
Whitener
Johnson
Sanday
Newton Beal
Blizzard Strikes Town Amid Harsh Winter Years
Fragments describe extreme cold with readings well below zero and people gathered at homes. Names like Miss Fannie Anedesty and Elmer Stives appear amid a string of local notices and visits, with families, neighbors, and merchants mentioned in a looser, dated community snapshot.
Local notes from Grassy area mention visits and events
Bure discusses snow, hunting unusual chatter and several local visits. T H Fowler on the stek list, Mike Barnhart visited Grassy Saturday night and Sunday, Harry Froman and Sam Gibson fished Thursday night with no catch. Pioneer Cooperage sold mules last week. Sherman Abernathy visited Grassy, George Welch and William Nevins mentioned Saturday night, Sam Gibson to Zalma Saturday night. Arthur Shell and Willie Frances wed February 19 at Dry Creek. The writer wishes them happiness. Harry Fowler visited Crabb Creek last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shell
This Place
Willie Frances
Dry Creek
Harry Fowler
Crabb Creek
Les
Wolf Creek News Notes From A Distant Region
Health is reasonably good here though Mrs Isabel Moore has been ill for weeks but is improved D C Roe was sick briefly and is now up. The item mentions quilting and a birth as local happenings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Moore
D.C. Roe
Roe Family Socials and Local Updates Hit Weekend
Nearby residents report a day dinner at J. M. Roe's on February 16 with Mr Roe aged 61 and Mrs J W Roe sewing maple syrup. W F Yates sold a mule and bought a good mare. Agnes Proots visited J W Roe's Saturday night. The Roe school makes progress under Miss Ella Miller with four weeks left to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roe
Mr. Roe
J. W. Roe
Anwar
W. F. Yates
Agnes Proots
J W. Roe
W.C. Bollinger
St. Louis
Sally” Bollinger
Roe School
Ella Miller
Winter Weather and Local Happenings In Our Community
Health concerns in Vis Vietgity. Miss Janie McChemuk hosted by Dorn McCormek Friday night. Jasper McGiee spoke tales recently. Raleigh Liley hosted by M. Mitoneniek. Winter weather and heavy snowfall reported. John Hevelle visited Allenville. T. N. McKelvy plans wire fencing. A. J. Masters whitewashing. School closed February 11. Homer Richards praised. entertainment drew a large crowd. G. F. Baker has a sick son. G. A. McDaniel bought a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tik Paxss
Janie McChemuk
Dorn McCormek
Lotte Dinwis
Flatwoods
Jasper McGiee
Raleigh Liley
M. Mitoneniek
John Hevelle
Allenville
J. A. Harris
T. N. McKelvy
Homer FE
Richards
Barr
G. FP. Baker
A. BE. McCormick
A. J. Masters
G. A. McDaniel
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Secpibolass Aatier
James Creels
Peicehaan
Crooked Creel
Tligldat
Mys
Mir
Old Trace Creek
J. A. Underwood
Burg
Sutin Gibson
Arkstisas
Trno
Latlin
Grisham Lumber Company
Reapka
Livra
Castor
Virgie Pridy
A. T. Whitetier & Company
Health God
Fannie Anedesty
R.S. Overton
Hinkle
Elmer Stives
Eli Whitener
Charley Stiles
Sonia
Kinnor
J.A. Carson
Zalma
Merchant W
Finkle
Sam Gibson
Wolf Creek
Eucmet
Charles King
Prea
H. Bollinger
Vick-Ppee
Daniel Fish
Casnen
Bank OF
Missouri
B. H. Bollinger
Chas. King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
C. H. Pape
C. M. Witmer
F.M. Wells
Chas
O. Hobbs
Robert Drum, SR
E. B. Reck
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
M. Wells
C. M. Witmer Chas
O. Hobie
E.B. Reck
Robert Drum
Invercat
Masler
Yale
the Bank of
Marble Hill, Missouri
W. DD
Allen Joasph
W. Caldwell J. E, Kinder
Robert Drum C
A. Bander
J. A. Taylor CM
Wilmer
C. A. Bander
J. A. Taylor
J.B. Kinder
TW. Snider
Henry Kriltrank
Mrs. E. Kinder
Missour
Dro McAmilly
Marie Hy
C. A. Sander, M. D
Bakelesi
Chas. A. Honus
R. W. VanAmburg
W. K. Chandler
Arrough-at- Lawland
Muissouri
E. E. Rigdon
D. Estes
Logan Burford Livery
Estes & Burford
Goodens
Bee
G. Burette Snider
Notary Poble and
Cives
Martie
Hir
Rt Jackson Marble Works
Joun TH. Saver
C. L. Talley
The
St. Louis Star
EG. Lewis
Idea
News
Daily Star
Daily
Sunday Star By Mail
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