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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
8
The fragmentary OCR item notes a local issue titled Markle UI but readable details are sparse. It mentions a second class matter designation and possible editorial context, with no clear names, dates, or places available.
Our correspondents describe holiday visits and gatherings in Flat River and nearby towns. Miss Fannie Ward returns home for holidays, families host and attend parties, and visiting relatives are noted among local residents.
Lled. Health good. Well, did you resolve to mend your ways in 110 A Hulsho was down at Gran Friday and Saturday. The holidays paused off quietly in this town. Lewis liv fast Sve mates, ne hier home Laat Monday, A J Steverink, who came from St Louis on a visit last Friday, returned Monday. Rev P Kurtenbach was called to Glen Allen last Saturday to visit Capt John A Reilly who is very sick. Born Dee JS to Mr and Mrs August Trenkler. Mother and babe doing well. Power have been healed? The text records many town visits, relatives and routine events with sporadic names and dates mentioned.
Pupils gave a concert to support the Cape Nor area with audience from Latesville and Miardle Hill. Miss Eula Durnsall was ill but hopes to return. Prof Carnert was entertained by students Monday evening. William P. Pearce of Charleston will lecture for Will Mayfield college on February 7, 1910. The course will cover five lectures.
Mrs M Caldwell visited her sister Mrs Thos Iluskes and family. J W Hunziker visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward Reetzel and family of Advance visit parents here. Edw Lessley returns to San Francisco to resume Navy duties. Mr Lockhart of Advance visits a friend. Oscar Huskey of Cape Girardeau visits relatives. A M Barrett has been
An array of local notices and social updates from Kennett Missouri and nearby areas. Names mentioned include Lessley family, Otto Reitzell, John Miller, Whitener, Dives Bess, Rev. Wornet, Harold Welker, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Morrow, and several residents visiting relatives in Fredericktown and Union Light cemetery. Community events such as a Christmas tree, church attendance, and local visits are described amid cold weather, with notes on telephone line installation and a store delivery.
The bulletin reports on church events at Point Pleasant, health notes, and travels of residents. Mentions Nora Halin as organist, plans for a visitor from Waleste, and various property moves including C. W. Day purchasing Billy Day firm, Avery Day trading town property, and Gladish moving to Lairtesville. Also notes school closures at Dry Creek and Cane Creek and praise for postman Talley along Zama route.
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