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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
8
AILL and Chandler, publishers, are entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter per official notice. The filing marks their status for mail salability and distribution under postal regulations.
Correspondents Tallesast Mro and Mrs. FM Tallent visited relatives here during the holidays. Mr and Mrs M P Shell of Hornersville visited relatives here during the holidays. Qarcoustable Albert Dalton had business in the neighborhood recently. Mr and Mrs Floyd Arlinger are visiting her father H J Moyers. Will Henson, suffering a roman abscess, is reported improving. Dolph Lacey of Gipsy visits his brother G E Lacey this week.
Citizens report colder weather and worsening roads as winter lingers. Social notes record visits, marriages at bride’s home, and ongoing hog farming. Local columns mention church appointments, school reopening after Christmas, and community concerns about road repairs and bridge needs.
VT Deonestenian Murphy of Dongola visited his brother Dr Amos Murphy and family at Whitewater. Henry Crites manages a progressing school. Mrs Martin Crites’s mother from Kennett visits relatives. Judge F G Lambert builds a new sawmill at the town. Luther and James Bridges of Cape Girardeau visit parents here last week. Ellison Harris trips to Advance. Robert Humphreys of Dongola visits parents near Milltown. Harry Sample of Hickory Grove spends holidays with Grant and Mrs Sample. Mrs Cora Batton of near Advance visits G M Bridges at Dongola. Morner and Davorrer.
Health notices report James Sipes in Zalma on Saturday as snow worsens road conditions. A child dies near Greenbrier from whooping cough. Charley Ford, long absent in New Mexico for health, plans to return home soon. A Sunday sermon by A Reaper is announced.
Sank Health is very good. Plenty of snow and mud. Mr and Mrs Sherman Sylcox spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Jesse Glasener. The box supper at the Bluff school.
Christmas events in Sedoechelwville included a town gathering with shooting and amusements. Elmer Seaband will winter in Scott county. Marvin Henry and wife visit Ransom Hats. a Christmas tree program at Sargeants Chapel had poor attendance due to bad weather. Diptheria near town is improving. Local preacher Rev Wim Court spoke. C Lyerly Atled his regular appointment. Various neighbors, visitors, and a returning Cape Girardeau resident are mentioned with small-town updates.
Christmas season brought light snow as residents share visits and errands across Marble Hill Lutesville Jackson Glen Allen and nearby towns. A string of family and business trips includes Mrs Daniel Proffer and son in Lutesville Mrs H Blanken and daughter in Marble Hill Mr and Mrs Fred Schroeder from Glen Allen visiting the Schreiner family and others. Otha Crites noted in passing as town chatter.
Miss Mary Caldwell introduced her cousin Miss Caldwell to several young ladies at the college. Annie Caldwell and her visiting cousin arrived Friday with her sister Mary. The students have organized a program to be presented January 16. The first half of the school year ends this week. Examinations loom, casting a gloom over the students.
A patchwork of small town items notes December health, travels and visits including Oscar Fowler hauling ties, Mrs Amieet and Ivy Fowler visits, J W Fowler's family gathering, and a Marble Hill trip. Revered Rev Wim Pearce plans return to aid W M College endowment. The daughter of Lewis Hindman buried from whooping cough. Jack Frost references and waning horse deaths.
The column covers hog weights and ages, local happenings, and visits. It mentions Mrs Alonzo Smith returning from Christmas, Charley Deniman’s candy breaking, New Years shooting, Dolph Lacy’s trip to visit relatives, a Gen Clibb party, Rev C C Bone at Pleasant Valley, Mrs Sam Shell visiting W D, a bogged mail carrier, Hinderson sale, Master Swope Tallent’s sore eyes, Walter Drum's sawmill, and Lila Miller with Henry Long visiting Netta and Ella Denman.
The Rev Irl R Hicks 1914 Almanac is now ready and will be mailed prepaid for only six. Professor Hicks fine magazine Word and Works for one year and a copy of this Almanac for only one dollar. The plain lessons on astronomy and forecasts of storms droughts blizzards and tornadoes make these publications a necessity in every home in America. Send to Word and Works Publishing Company 3401 Franklin Avenue St Louis Mo.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Allen Seabaugh deceased that we R.
W Seabaugh and Z A Seabaugh administrators seek final settlement in the Bol linger county Missouri probate court to be held at Marble Hill on February 14 214. A deed of trust from C P Goodwin and Sarah C Goodwin secures a note now past due and unpaid. trustee F M Watts will sell the west half of the southeast quarter of section 7 township 30 range 10 east for cash at the Marble Hill courthouse on Saturday January 2 1014 between 9 am and 2 pm. In a circuit court case W N Donn as collector sues William Ervin for property enforcement. defendant not a resident of Missouri. publication required and appearance set for the next term in Marble Hill.
The Circuit Court of Bollinger County orders publication in The Marble Hill Press for a suit begun by WL Dunn against George Kd Frank and M M Baker Co to enforce a state lien on farm property in section 90 township 33 north range 6 east. Defendants must appear by the first day of the March term starting March 2, 1914, or plead or the petition will be confessed. A true copy is filed with the circuit clerk Jesse A McGlorius January 7, 1914.
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