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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
8
Hill and Chandler publish at the Marble Hill post office as clerk close matter.
Correspondents note tickets for College Town comedy may be bought at Chanidlers and Witner's drugstores. Rev George Graham led his ap peutaent as Charleston Sunday. Several student government cases adjourned due to lights failure. some entered guilty pleas and face light fines. Prelieste starts its course with a program at Park Opera House. date to be announced.
Rainy weather continues health holds steady Mr McCurlone’s wounded fund grows well Denver Hawn attended a prayer meeting Willie Walker returned from Dunklin county with a wife Our school advances under Mrs A T McCullough Tom Newell moves his sawmill for Bo Johnson Tie Co Rev Keiley Baker to preach at Loch Wine schoolhouse Saturday High and Sunday There will be prayer meeting at A P Sherman’s Sunday night January 28 Everyone invited
Health is reasonably good with a few cases of grip and rainy weather. A large crowd attended the Greenwood school closing exercises Saturday with pupil ciphering and a satisfactory term under Miss Lula Faker. Visitors include Fred Stell and Miss Dora Crites of Dongola. Charley Baker returned from Arkansas to join Rev S G Virgins and Alma Owen visited. Church at Crubb Creek next Saturday night and Sunday invites all. Lone Girt signs off.
Whitewater reports several residents recovering from ailments including Mrs John Bates Mrs Edwin Nance and Mrs Nora Proffer who is listed on this week’s play list Uncle Pink Kinder is back in the store after a Christmas ice fall confined to his room until recently Mrs E E Profier visited her sister Mrs F M Snider last Thursday Hallie Allman has been in the Cape for two weeks last in treatment for nervous headache
Mrs Mabrey's sister Mrs George Revelle visited last weekend. Lorentius Birkiman spent Sunday with his mother. C W Cunningham traveled to St Louis on business last Saturday. Mrs Lucy Young stayed with Mrs Ates Saturday under Lee Mabrey's care.
Health is reasonably good though several in W. W. Patterson's family suffer bad colds. Della Galloway visited Mr. and Mrs Byron Rockwell over the weekend. I M Deck of Chatsworth, UK, arrived last week to visit relatives here. All under the management of Ivan Myers Suse Jane.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Henry BF Priene, deceased, that John Kh Masters, administrator, will file final settlement at the Probate Court in Hollinger County Missouri, to be held at Marble Hill on February 12, 1017. EB Mastins, Administrator.
Came home Friday very much improved. The Baptist and Mrs. Hunter met last week. They are making a quilt for the church. The Baptist Sunday school reports good attendance each Sunday. Mrs. J. P. Adame is improving fast under osteopath Miss Bohnsack at Cape Girardeau. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Barks returned Friday from a week in northern Bollinger County. Moonie Lubbers of Cape Girardeau visited a friend nearby last week. Reapered as Barrett's parent Rev and Mrs J No Stone were here late last week. Pink Stevens killed a large red fox recently and earned $6 for the pelt.
Health is reasonably good except for bad colds. John Blanken and father made a business trip to Marble Hill Friday. Several of our people attended the sale at Marble Hill last Saturday. Linder Miller of Jackson bought 13 head of hogs from Jeff Wicecarver recently. Albert Crader transacted business at Marble Hill Monday. Marvin Lutes Will Limbaugh and WW Devore were in Marble Hill Saturday on business. Jobo and Charky Schrier of vrickson were in our community Friday and Saturday. Frank Lubbers made a business trip to Marble Hill Saturday. Marsh Lessley and wife transacted business in Marble Hill Thursday. Newton Huffman and Charley Stallings were in Marble Hill Thursday. William Slinkard Dan Crader Chester Morrison Andy Bollinger Lee Streater Won Sadler made a business trip to Marble Hill Saturday. Jim Stovall and wife transacted business in Marble Hill Saturday. Robert Heider and family are visiting Mrs Heider's parents, Mr and Mrs HL Blanken. Kendall Proffer purchased two fine ewes from MW Huffman recently. Mrs Ethel digest visiter Mrs Minnie Schreiner Monday. Hewes Hawn.
Health is reasonably too with much snow on Friday. Stuckey is on the sick list along with Misses Louisa Harris and Bessie. Murphy attended the last day of Johnson school Friday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sherbert Lambert January 10. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Green moved to Dongola at the month’s start. There was church Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Ethel and Stella Greenwood of Marble Hill visited their aunt in Dongola. Mrs. Arnold Hill's little daughter died January 18. Ovella Wagner has been on the sick list a while. Eva Wagner stays with Charley Bagby. Homer Speer went to Brownwood on business Thursday. Noah Johnson and wife visited his father Sidney Johnson Thursday night. Shell is building some new fare. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hill visited G. W. Hill Saturday and Sunday.
Notice in Missoni Bollinger County states guardian intends to resign from guardianship of minor Frederick A Lasater. Provisional court term set for February 1917 at the courthouse to grant resignation per guardian F M Lact, guardian ad litem.
The Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri orders publication for Minnie Killian and Marion Killian defendants in a partition action brought by Mary E Heitman et al. The case concerns lands in Bollinger County described as section 3 township 33 range 9 and currently occupied by Malindi Matin widow of BH Hahn. Summonses to the defendants could not be served. they reside in Missouri but have concealed themselves.
Lone Grove Health is very good in this vicinity though roads are poor due to heavy rain. Oscar L Pierce spent the weekend with friends. Omrie Pierce near Whitewater. John F Pierce stayed with his parents near here. D F Freeman of Dexter looked to buy a farm here. Bryan Stone and Henry M Bollinger appear in local activity. A livestock sale at Marble Hill drew many locals. P B Chestner lost a fine cow Tuesday. August Barrettland family visit points to ongoing community life.
Health is good though weather rough. August Ranike and Frank Howard visited kin. Ida Snider stays with aunt Sarah Muley. Daisy Huffman returns home. Minnie Smith and Lucy McElreath travel after uncle's death on Jan 15. Cattle shipped. Otto Markham and Silas Brown health updates. Arnold Hill's daughter found dead. John Thiele loses home to fire. Mabrey visitations.
A court in Martie Hill Hollinger County orders all defendants to appear at the courthouse on the ground Monday in March 1917 to show cause why the described lands held by multiple farms including JS Harper Wormaire Reagan Welker Hejtman and Shell should not be partitioned. If no appearance the court will proceed, and judgment shall be rendered enforcing the partition.
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