Marble Hill News Briefs and Local Transfers
The Marble Hill column notes Will Senter sold his farm to a Mr. Nichols of Parton Aunt Doras Shetley area. several residents attended the sale. Dr. Wagner visited Mrs. Kickman Sunday. Curtis Young and family moved into Aunt Lica Whitener's house. Will Jackeen and brother moved into the house recently vacated by Mary Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere John Hiamtani Sock
Will Senter
Mr. Nichols
Sear Parton
Lica Whitener
Will Jackeen
Howe
Mayfield Social Notes Mention Visiting Friends
Mayfield locals share updates on visits and illnesses. Jesse Pulliam is very sick with pneumonia while John Cook and wife host relatives. Mrs Lilie Garland and Mrs Peter Seabogh with children visit Mrs J E Katlin. Edith Bollinger Flora Cxak visit Esther Mavfud. James and cousin John Bollinger visit. Ernest Killian returns from San Antonio. Everett Masters of Kennett visits his uncle Jacob Killian. Miss Fula Linebarger teaches Mayfield School on the substitute list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pulliam
John Cook
Sisite
Lilie Garland
Peter Seabogh
J. E. Katlian
Edith Bollinger
Flora Cxak
Mies
Esther Mavfud
Satrida
James
John Bollinger
Ernest E. Killian
San Antoni
Tease
Smith
Cape
Everett Masters of
Kennett
Jacob Killian
Fula Linebarger
Mayfield School
Puay
Local Farming Notes And Social Rounds In Mayfield Area
Farmers prep for sowing season as Mrs Maggie Brown recovers, Seabaugh family visit John Masfield, Sam Baker visits Henry Schrockter, Rufus Cook calls on Mayfield residents. L Mlamhawgh markets at Whitewater. W D Racks family hosts at Mapyfirid. L Bridges greets Marcie Hill kin. Ted Crilees rents a farm for upcoming season. Music recital at Contdor’s draws a crowd. Lincoln passes en route to Peter Wolkers. Tallent of the Cape visits Ho A Tallent. Berne Bellinger cites business trip to Lirtesville. Agn Estes noted Cape Sunday. Eli Hahn family visits David Brown. Dale Bridges and Guy Hahs from Marble Hill College visit home over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Brown
Ho Seabaugh
Sedgevickville
John Masfield
Sanday
Sam Baker
Seae Lutesvylle
Henry Schrockter
Rufus Cook
Lincoln
Herw
Bya Saul Inet
Peter Wolkers
Shrum
Teil Brown
L Mre
Lola Sehroc
J Y. Mayfield
Sumitay
Tallent
Cape
Ho A. Tallent
Berne Bellinger
Lirtesville
Agn Estes Rondoanting
Eli Hahn
Firll
David Brown
Dale Bridges
Guy Hahs
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hil
Log price notices from Ricketts Lutesville Mo Need Oak Prices
Wantel black oak and hickory logs listed at 1.20 dollars per hundred. White oak priced at 1.50 dollars per adred. Classified notice appears from OC P Ricketts in Lutesville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantel
OC. P
Ricketts
Lutesville
Bulb My Tram powers antidote for infected wounds
Bulb My Tram is described as a potent remedy that claims to kill poison from infected cuts and cure old sores and tetter. The text presents this as a strong line of treatment without detailing evidence or usage.
Notice of probate and deed of trust sale in Bollinger County Missouria
Court action in Bollinger County Missouri to probate minor Ines A Ladis estate with a February 3 1822 date and guardian John Wo Kinder. Also a deed of trust sale authorized by the sheriff on January 4 1922 at Marbie Hill courthouse to satisfy a note secured by land in sections 24 19 and surrounding parcels totaling about 183 acres minus 42 acres sold earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines A Ladi
John Wo Kinder
Bos
Brandh
Tutto
Rt. Garmind
Property Deed Description in Bollinger County Missouri
Public record summarizes a trust deed dated September 11 1881 recording in Bollinger County Missouri. Richard Reed and Hannah Reed convey real estate to the trustee to secure the payment of a note. Property lies in the northwest quarter of section 36 township 28 range 9 and covers 0.23 acre with described boundary lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyitember
Isit
Prolinger
Missouri
Richard Reet
Hannah Reed
Bollinger
State of
Sheriff to Sell Real Estate in Bollinger County
Notice is given that under a deed of trust the sheriff of Bollinger County Mo will sell at public auction on a Saturday in February 1922 at the seventh front door of the courthouse in Markle Mill the described real estate for cash to satisfy the note and debt. A J Waker sheriff declares the sale to occur between nine in the morning and five in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Wells
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marbie Hill
Hollinger County
Markle Mill
Eel
Widder
No hunting or trespassing on farmer A Taylor's land
Notice warns that hunting or trespassing is forbidden on the farm of A Taylor and lists several names including W. L. Lutes HW Winters and Fletcher Smith. A phone number 26 is provided for news. The fragment mentions multiple individuals and a formal warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Taylor
W. L. Lutes
Fletcher Smith
Frank Heitman
George W. South
Everett Smith
Z A. O'Kelley
Dennis
Tony J. Smith
Geo
Ho Wilkinson
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Marble Hill
Dean Chandler & Company
Dean B. Hill
Marble Pile
Castor
Mary Jane
Scopius
Palmer Bridges
Ted Crilees
Sailier
Guvordian
Miasouri
Pel
Julien
Adamenn
Juliano Adarenti
Securite
Dellinger
Martile Hill
Misowri
J. M. Douglas
Douglas
A. J Waker
C. A. Sander
Ruther
Bank of Marble Hill
Marble Hill, Missouri
Robert Drum
Ll. J. Grimsley
William BD. Alles
Mason F. Kinder
B. H. Bollinger
Presigent
Chas. King
RB. H. Bollinger
C. L. Bollinger
Hi. RK. James
Assietant Cashier
Bank of Zalma Zalma
Missour
Oreen
Chae
Th. F. Myers Walter Orwy
Burglar Insurance and & Nationalafe & Cot Company
Sargent @ Greenies co
Cardus
Mest
Lartesville
Miccour
Fredericktown
Martie
Hall
Ariestof
Cheney & Co
Nai
Pred Ashby
Thedford’s
John H. Dalton
L. FP. Dalton
O. A Dalton
G F. Yount
G. W. Statler
J. W Statler
A.J Statler
HL UL Reahnernd
H. F. Hollinger
Ele 1
Letuwe Grace Bellinger
A. Sander, M. D
R. W
VanAmburg
Lutesike
W. K Chandler
Marlee Mili
Trowel Lodge
Moa
F&a
Tt Pofrank
W. M. KA de Wott
Bollinger County Abstract and Real Estate Company
Lotesville Marble Works
A. J. Manion
Gravois
St. Lowis, Mo
Chiropractic
M. Knowtlpes
Patton
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