Local Notes Track Town Headlines From Frigid Weekend
Our correspondents report heavy rain last Saturday night. John F. Lincoln continues chemotherapy treatment. George W. Lincoln appeared on the play list several days last week. Jacob Killian died in the neighborhood last Sunday. D A Masters delivered pictures in the vicinity recently and takes orders for crayon and pastel work. Heed Wendvink and J Mayfield attended a creek host event Friday. Masters and J Po Marsters tested last Sunday. Datis lyst Sunday Miata Mrs reported 7 0. Ridings visit and at DAL Masters’s last Sunday. Lincoln moved to Cape Girardeau for work in asash and deer renin. Alex Gitabie has his men gree Cleme and partially broke. Masters sebredl with elise Saturday February 24. Willina Chesde sold line property here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Lincoln
George W. Lincoln
Jacob Killian
D. A. Masters
AL Wendvink
J. Mayfield
Masters
J. Po Marsters
Dal Masters
Lincoln
Cape Girardegu
Asash
Deer Renin
Alex Gitabie
Masters Sebredl
Elise
Willina Chesde
Selit
Yy Ny
Fragmented Late 19th Century Rural News Sketch
Minor health issues and weather notes fill a rural ledger style summary. Mentions of local people Marvin Cobb, Lita Margaret Cutedys Teen, Misses Claire and Andrey Call, and Jobac Cobb visiting relatives, plus farm activity at Brown farm and Mantle Tell. High water and creek conditions noted amid garbled lines and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbelins
Leoscue Brown
Piltner
Perlite Creede and Local News Highlights
Perlite Creede notes improving health of Sue Trainowny and Eva Davis with medical aid. Barney Rockwell reported to Cane Creek on Saturday. Births: Feb Dyte Mac and Mrs Oscar Mivers welcomed a girl. Walter Gray attends W M College as several locals pursue schooling. Community eyes honey orders for post office, youths responsible behavior noted after minor trouble at Methodist church. Childe McLane of Lowndes bought hogs at fair prices. Free Rancesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Creek
Sue Tralowny
Eva Davis
Barney Rockwell
Cane Creek
Dyte Mac
Oscar Mivers
Walter Gray
W. M. College
Childe McLane
Lowndes
Local Notes and Personal News From a Small Town
Readable fragments describe social visits and community happenings. Names mentioned include Jace Hedrick and Tag McCullagh, with mentions of Alfred Wanwuner and Mrs Ello Martin. The piece notes illness, family events, condolences, and a humorous aside about a future print appearance.
Myers Family Welcomes A Struggling Newborn
In a damp, rainy Vicinity many seek better health as Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Myers welcome a baby with whooping cough symptoms. Rev. F. F. Yount fulfilled his regular duties amid the illness and adverse weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Myers
F. F. Yount
Mt Carmel Church Service and Local Updates
Sunday services at Mt Carmel attended by Marion Jones and others. Smith School closing exercises noted. Several families report ill health including a babe of Mr and Mrs Curtis Dennis and Miss Mattie Harmon visiting Miss Mary Kitchen. Local names and brief notes on preparations and visits appear in this community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Carmel
Pink Robbins
Smith School
Marion Jones
Patton
Mt. Carmel
Curtis Dennis
Babe
WG. Ritchen
Mattie Harmon
Mary Kitchen
Snl
Silas Green
WG G. Hite
John Slinkanl
N. Dennis
Alma Prof Oliver Visits Cape Girardeau Parents
Local notes report Prof Oliver visiting Cape Girardeau Saturday to see his parents. Dolph King’s younger son injured left arm last Saturday, but reportedly recovering. Dr N Smith of St Louis mentioned in passing. Dr Speer expected to visit this spring or summer. Health and factory accident notes include Teele Bud Cullis nearly losing a finger while working in a plant. Shipped carload of flowers by Jake Hammock and Allie Traft ford from Arab, noted as profitable. Infant son two months old of Mr and Mrs Albert Myers ofbury died, marking the second child loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph King
Low
Lheire
Mr. King
Sjuerge
N. Smith
St. Louis
Speer
Suath
Nssistan
Teele Bud" Cullis
Jake Hammock
Allie Traftford
Albert Myers
Bury
Moving to Bury brings Greenville doctor satisfaction
Dr William Lages of Greenville Missouri reports the family pleased with their new home in Bury. Mrs Lages father and sister stay in Greenville. Local notes mention smallpox rumors in Arab area proved false. VanMeter children had chicken pox. Correspondent Cale Baker notes a non serious shoulder wound for Burg, and local liverymen Pickett Brothers now run a first rate stable with courtly service. Simple Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury
William Lages
Greenville
Cale Baker
Pickett Hrothers
Tocal
Line
Clarle McLane
Lowndes
Joly Ring Kaive
Simon
Local visitors and family notes from the week
The fragmentary report lists residents and visitors across towns, noting John Stermmerd in St Loos, Miss Mary Eltrenk returning from St Lows after winter work, and several families such as Willian re and son Ben re vien Tyee Texas. It mentions Tarchel Finney Estella Fisher, Mrs Seseph Pryce, Weller Price’s family visit to Washington’s birthday, and Ben Hroshyes with Mrs Dios Helge at a baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eltrenk
St. Lows
Willian Re
Ben
Revien
Texas
Tarchel Finney
Estella Fisher
Joes Mero
Seseph Pryce
Ondage
Weller Price
Washington
Ben Hroshyes
Dios Helge
Untitled local notice with scattered names and dates
Fragmented notice lists names and events across Balliwater Ballnty Missouri with references to an orphanage project, a county court clerk, and a February term election. Contains names such as Maude Mair and Pollinen, mentions Joppa and Bethlehem, and records a certification of a polling precincts copy for March elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Morover
Nannen
Mandan
Stary
Willises
Bollinger
Mayinger
Missour
Liane Wituas Ames Athy
Cierk
Canny Court
Local option liquor vote set for Bollinger County Missouri
Bollinger County Missouri county court orders a special election to decide if spirituous and intoxicating liquors including wine and beer may be sold outside city limits. The notice directs polling at usual precincts on March 3 and requires publication in The Marble Hill Press for four consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossenthat
Bellioger
Warnkas
James
Lew Slinkard
Corbin
John W. King
Bollinges
Bollingver
Missouri
Freday
Bolliger County
Miessour
Anid
Bollinger County
Migsauri
Bollinger
Wallinger
Bowen
Cours
Lowe
Thinger
Peru
Ectinne
Hollinges
Bite Press
Ballinger
Hollinger County
Aaid
Hollinger
Wieneer
William Abernathy
Anid Court
Marble Hill
William
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trurvicane
N. W
Thangefoar
Marvin Cobb
Lodge
Ait Mire
Fan
Meerble Hill
Troess
Insaman
Powill
Ealthiis
Bey
ML Mistasee
Hell
Cyrenister, Wie Das Tind Eo Play Ier Men Gaasse, Netusned Viertinet
Sandayoadt
Rinder
Nile Teane
Fidier
Bertie
Mes Place
Theianely
Alfred Wanwuner
Saturdiyosnd Sioday
Serhis Keon
Robert
Sauirdin
Asa Sparks
Tia Irdinses
Troy Francis
Latexile
Syrardsay
Dorethe Sparks
Howe
Charley Thenuis
Sabe
Jace Hedrick
Onur
Taties McCullagh
Fred Spaneni
Ukothen
Sis
Tallent
Alma
Prof
Oliver
Primey O
Our School
Cape Girardeau
Health
John Stermmerd
St. Loos
WV. ML. OC. Noten
Miss Tandy Fotneweerthy
Mr. Pollinen
Wor
Fata
Justic
Wwhite
Eitatome
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
T. Louis
Careful & Wife
Ballard
Mira
C. FI. Runyon
Stan Bert
Ballard d Low Liniment Co
Louis, MO
Clark
Lutesville
W. K. Chandler
Marice Tin
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
Oncein Drug Store
Notary Public
Hank
Lutanville
C. A. Sander, M. D
R. W. VanAmburg
Ihe
G. Burette Snider
ConVerdineer
Hank of Marble Hill
Manute Hit, Mo
P.D
ESTES
Jotin
Estes & Call
Tee Rigee
Dong Hie
Mig Hite
Patty Eg Sim
E. E
Bair
Airis
Jackson Marble Works
Johx Ho
Sashen
CL. Talley
Hleprsitvei
The
Bank of Marble Hill
Ngo
Bank of
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!