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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
8
Chandler publishers enter the Markie post office as otcvinil claxy matte, marking a local press update with unclear details about publication timing and venue.
Pond Cweels Fred Lee lost his house to a blaze but his neighbors assisted in constructing and furnishing a new home. Chester Wills, son of Mr and Mrs C R Wills, died December 31 1913 and was interred January 1 at Union Hill cemetery. Rev Stone and the Watkins man went on our creek recently. Mollie Fowler sells The White Slave Trade. H A Gregory and Linus Abernathy of Cape Girardeau visited last week. JW Clubb travelled to Gravelton. Charley Gibbs was in the area buying hogs. JC Wagoner remains on the pony list Isis Jack.
Miss Verna Grindstaff recovers from typhoid fever and can be around again. Pearl and Oscar Robinson and John Robinson visited their parents Mr and Mrs RL Robinson here in the last weeks and then left for Maryville Tennessee to attend school. Miss Matric O’Relley went to Fredericatown to attend school. Elva Bollinger has returned to school. Dor Robinson and family have been visiting Patton relatives and returned to Cape Girardeau. Floyd Mungle, Dr Mungle’s son, was very sick. Henry Eusas and family and Sarah Bollinger, the postmistress, visited Silvester Johnson’s on Sunday. Charley Yamnitz traded his Patton farm for a store in Brewerville.
Ddartuntle and Marble Hill residents share a week of visits and farm trades. Herman Blanken and son John travel to Marble Hill and Jackson, while John Blanken buys a cow from his father-in-law N Oldham. Purchases include lumber, a horse, and cross ties for local work.
Snow has mostly disappeared and pleasant weather continues. Members of the M E Church met at the new building last Sunday and organized a Sunday school electing officers including F G Seabaugh as superintendent and Ernest as another officer.
An itemized community bulletin reports new teachers and elected staff including W Tallent and Missouri M Seabaugh. It notes a completed bridge, rumors of road work, and school questions awaiting January 17 votes. The crowd mourns Elihu Miller’s death from a wagon accident and lists numerous local residents with illnesses travels marriages and social events in Sedgewickville and surrounding areas.
Weather conditions are described as ideal while Lee Mabrey suffers a severe mumps case. Lewis Cunningham escorted his wife to Cape Friday for parental visits and medical care, with further details pending.
The letter from Olathe, Cole, describes life in the Rockies with good health and fine weather despite deep snow. Peanuts, potatoes, onions, and alfalfa hay prices are listed, cattle and sheep numbers rise, and local visits and moves among Missourians are noted. A court notice from Bollinger County details a real property lien suit against William Ervin, with publication ordered in Marble Hill's Marble Hi Press.
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