Trains Arrive at Luteavlik and Lodge Meetings Noted
Northbound and southbound trains listed with numbers at Luteavlik. Mashlefs Council 317 M P 1 meets at Masonic Hall on the fourth Monday monthly. Marble Hill Camp 4270 Modern Woodmen of America meets at Massari Hall on first and third Thursday each month. Transient neighbors invited. J S Lane Clerk J A Rienaens V C
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Mashlefs
Masonic Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
Massari Hall
J. S. Lane
J. A. Rienaens
V. C
Marble Hill Camp
M. W.A
A. Richards
WB. Yount
Henry Elfrank
John 8. Lane
D. J. Robertson
W.D. Allen
Dr. Till
C. M. Witmer
A. Sander
Marble Hill and nearby circuits church appointments
Regular church appointment list for Marble Hill and surrounding circuits. Rev A M Robinson conducts Marble Hill Marble Hill First Sunday Ebeneezer 11 am and p m Second Sunday Hahn's Chapel 11 am and 7 pm Bethel 3 pm Third Sunday Hickory Grove at Lee a.m Fourth Sunday Gravel Hill 11 am. Baptist church Rev T L Jenkins holds meetings Saturdays before the third Sunday 2 pm preaching third Sunday 11 am and 7 pm Sunday school every Sunday 6 pm. Lutesville circuit Rev R K Walton schedule First Sunday Glen Allen 11 am and Jutesville 7 30 pm Second Sunday Newsville 11 am and Glen Allen 7 30 pm Third Sunday Jatesville 2 am and 7 30 pm Fourth Sunday Cane Creek 11 pm and Point Pleasant 3 30 pm. Sedgewickville circuit Rev H J Charlton First Sunday Sedgewickville and Trinity Second Sunday Lebanon Third Sunday Patton Fourth Sunday Pairview.
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Marble Hill Circuit
A. M. Robinson
Hahn's Chapel
Bethel
Hickory Grove
Lee A
Gravel Hill
Lutesville
RK. Walton
Glen Allen
Jutesville
Newsville
Jatesville
Cane Creek
Point Pleasant
Sedgewickville Circuit
Hf. J. Charlton
Sedgewickville
Trinity
Lebanon
Patton
Pairview
Local Notes Highlight Subscriptions and Local Moves
Hicks Almanacs for 1904 at this office. J A Donn renewed, Lydia Upchurch thanks for renewal, Denton of Hurricane added to list. Mrs Reese visits, Mrs Mitchell suffers neuralgia. J L Grindstaff dies at Patton January 5. community mourns. Local business updates include shoe shop Burford’s and restaurant run by Jameer Portis. Justice Bowman handles local papers. Mason Kinder brings home a fine pig.
Cape official visits court in local week
Hon. Moses Whytark arrived from the Cape last Sunday to oversee business in the area and plans to attend court here this week.
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Moses Whytark
Cape
Local notices and community updates from Marble Hill era
Broad collection of notices, subscriptions, appointments, births, marriages, relocations, and local events. Mentions many residents and shops, church services, school entries, court actions, and community notices from Marble Hill and surrounding towns.
Seven Montana horses for sale at reasonable price
The ad invites buyers to contact Patton Missouri for seven good Montana horses. Also mentions local railroad switch changes by the Charleston Courier report and notes various small town items including subscriptions, weather effects on crops, court activity, and a humorous dialect excerpt.
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Montana
Patton, Mo
Sip Bexnerr
Bismarck
Glen Allen
Charleston
Charleston Courier
Local notices from Lutesville and nearby towns
Burford of Patton visits family in Lutesville. Many residents and visitors from Collinsville, Fredericktown, Mayfield, Jackson, and surrounding areas are noted passing through or staying for short periods. Street work and local business activity referenced. Miss Ivy Farrar returns home to resume school duties.
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Tlattie Williams
Morehouse
W. S. Langdon
Lutesville
Portis
Jackson
Jackson Merald
Ivy Farrar
Scopus
Liteville
Hicks Almanac and Word and Works offer mail order deal
An advertisement promotes the Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac and Word and Works magazine. The almanac sells for 40 cents and the two publications together cost one dollar a year. Also a job ad seeks a trustworthy person to manage a county business for a weekly salary of 15 dollars.
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Irl R. Hicks
Hicks Almanac
Hicks
Word and Works
Word and Works Publishing Co
Locust St
St. Louis
Farm and stray notices from Missouri and beyond
Farmers advertise a broom and share deal on 190 acres near Marble Hill Missouri with 100 in cultivation, good buildings and orchard. Strays include a red yearling steer and heifer, a red two-year-old with white spots, and a pony near Patton. Liberal rewards offered for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mike) Bollinger
Oklahoma
Patton
Marble Hill
George
W. F. Berenam
J. A. Ziaimienatan
Cgilen Allen
M. Gixinpestarr
Kaiser Drorarns
Huskey
Forty acres north of W. M. College improved property
Real estate listing notes forty acres with a two room frame house cisterna a potato house and orchard plus a bs acre strawberry patch and good sweet potato and strawberry crops. Also moves by Berryman Wessels to Lutesville with fall livery stable outfit. Fredericktown Bottling Works up for public auction January 30 1904 at 1 pm for cash. T. J. Kixper listed for more details. Also a job ad in Marble Hill seeks a educated young lady with good connections for months of work with good pay. SMirtH Printing Co Springfield Mo.
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W. M. College
Fredericktown
Kixper
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Smirth Printing Co
Springfields
Wanted Trusted Manager for County Business in Illinois
Wanted trustworthy lade or gentleman to manage business in this County and adjoining territory for house of solid financial standing. $20.00 straight cash and expenses paid each Monday direct from headquarters. Expenses money advanced, position permanent. Address Manager 605 Month Bldg Chicago.
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Teach County
Eadauahiters
Caxton
Cheages
Chicago
Court actions in State v McAnally and related cases
On January 13 1904 in Circuit Court the appeal to the St Louis Court of Appeals is set aside and venue change is withdrawn. The state dismisses the first count and the plea to the second count is guilty with a $100 fine. A subsequent note orders defendant to pay $500 in fines and costs, with a stay of execution to the next term conditioned on no intoxicating liquor on premises and no sale except by physician prescription. Ed Bovers versus John Baasely motion for new trial overruled.
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State
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Hicks Almanacs
Peter Hawn
Edsh
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Glenn Allen
Robert Senarey
Whiteater
J. W. Slinkard
Jackson Marble
J.A. Donn
Buchanan
Lydia Upchurch
Portageville
New Madril County
W. Ame. Denton
Hurricane
Burford’s
Sam Newell
J. A. Richards
Mr. Richards
Mason Kinder
Daisy
Mar. Kinder
Jameer Portis
Hugh Smith
Miss Revelle
Dexter and Lutesville
Benton
S. L. Bowman
Little Rock
Ark
Rev
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Sikeston
Justice of the Peace
L. Bowman
John L. Grindstaff
Grindstaff
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Baden
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Hamilton
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Mary EB. Riuler
Graysboro
Fea
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Kinder
EF. S. Carter
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Chatsworth
Mr. Hahn
G. J. Presnell
Patten
M. N. Kinder
A. A
Adam Sitze
Neal Sitze
Frank Burk
Tlte Doukins
Jos.ph Laesides
Hahn Chapel
Fealtin
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Dinmont
Turford’s
Gilbert Chawedlier
St. Petitin Mosahiy
J. 4
O'Connor
B.C. Seaberedt
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Giruysboro
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The
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Flat River
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John A. Seabaugh
Anthony Vise
Rev. R. Walton
Arthur Welge
R. W. Fischer
Thomas Phelps
Mary Davis
Giravel Hill
Louis F
Thomas
Robert Drum
Farmington
Dr. Witmer
J. P. Limbaugh
Luther
Miss Bertha
Judge O'Brien
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Atty’s Britton
W HH. Miller
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Jenkins
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Leopold
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N. J. Wicecarver
J. H
Mr. Wicecarver
Anthony
J.J. O'Connor
I. L. Bess
Jinkins
L. S
Atlanta Constitution
Lutesville News
JS. Burford
Herbert Murdoch
Ctorhiaim, Pb
Our Town
George Baker
Buelwunin
Buchinan
A. Hulshof
Irving James
Clubb’s Creek
Sherman Billings
J. W. Redden
Charles Penny
Poplar Bing
Robert Timmn
Near Marquand Wis
Joseph Russell
Richwood
David Bollinger
Mayfield
J. J. Chandler
Adolph B. Chandler
Dora Burford
Ben FE
Lattesville Banner
Gus Stein
S Destian
Ferguson McKinney Dry Goods Co
P. A. Price
I. D. Wiliams Cooperate Company
Hog Creek
Max
Theobald
McCall’s Magazine
Iley
Foley
L. M. Ruggles
Reasoner
Iowa
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Adoanally
W.S. Chartron
Ioe
M.A. Watmnace
Berrvmin & Wessels
Circuit Court Proceedings
Ded
Crasuines
VY. Kista
J.A. Yener
Vic
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Awa't
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouli
Capital
Missouri Banker’s Association
Gargary
Yale
San J. McMinn
W. E. Dickey
J. A. Berry
Henry Elbank
L. A. Goodwin
W. W. Lampie
D. W. Barford
L. T. Kinder
Itt
Clark's
Gea, Glark & Son Hardware Go
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
All Business Confidential
F. M. Wells
T. U. D. Rhodes
Geo
E. Clark
T. Robert Drum
T. Bollinger County Bank
Robert Drum. C
U. D. Rhodes
G. E. Clark
Mayeisld-Smith Academy
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Rorember
Jackson Marble Works
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