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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1893
Page
2
Sample grades the impact of a large real estate transaction in Lutesville. The addition has been surveyed and laid off, signaling a notable change in local residential development and property values.
Miss Flo Frymire is very sick. J. F. Paul of Marjland was in town on business Monday. The Bollinger County Bank buys county warrants and good notes. John Welch returned from a trip through Scott counts Monday. Piles of people have piles but DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. E. W. Bess of Bessville was in town Tuesday and called on the Press. William A. Masters of Sedgewickville has entered the Mayfield Smith academy. George Moore's family visited William Huskey's family last Saturday. J. & Kanuffman did painting on W. K. Chandler's law office this week. Miss Artie London of Madison county visits her sister Lizzie at the academy. George Bo Statler is head clerk at Sach's store. De Cameo resigned from Dr Spotted Wolf and went to St. Louis Sunday to act in London theater. Mrs. James Noell and daughter Mayme visited Judge Frymire's family last week then went to Cape Girardeau last Sunday where Mayme will enter the Normal.
Rose BR reports F Slinkard has been sick for several days. John Sitze bought Allan Welker's farm. George Berry sold his farm to George Rhodes. Mrs Richard Green becomes mother of a newborn boy. Elder W P Kire of Arkansas preached at Mount Carmel Church on Sunday before the last. Farmers have been busy the past weeks making flour and earning good wages.
Mrs W A Coon is very sick in Lutesville. Sample and Kinder demand cash and settle all accounts by February 1. J F H Rhodes of Jackson visited town last week. Numerous locals shopped cash or produce, saving 25 percent. Miss Nettie Slagle of Delta visiting Lutesville friends. William Strader of Whitewater in town on business. F O A Stanton’s stave factory reopened after a shutdown. Miss Pollis Bean of White Water in Lutesville. J C Wann visited with Sedgewickville family. DeWits Little Early Risers advertised. J M Allen of Cape Girardeau in Lutesville weekend. G B Myers bought land west of town for future development.
Wilson Robertson purchased two lots opposite W. E. Dickey’s residence from W. T. Wilson last Monday. He will soon begin erecting a modern four room cottage on the property. The town is booming.
A country dog unfamiliar with city life attempted to jump through a glass window at Ed Hall’s business front last Saturday. The animal recovered on the sidewalk after the misstep, realizing its error.
A yearly note from Mrs. V. Jaques thanks customers for patronage in Lutesville and invites continued support. The message promises an immense Spring stock and urges shoppers to compare prices before buying elsewhere to save money.
A public notice from Drsavinna Eeward dated March 16 1884 offers eight hundred ten dollars to anyone furnishing evidence leading to the conviction of any person selling intoxicating liquors in Crook Creek township without a license as a dramshop keeper or other legal authority. The sum becomes due immediately on conviction.
Letters of administration on Frederick lucin deceased granted January 2 1803. All claims must be shown within one year or be barred. two year period for publication. Kiwaperh Rapin Administratrix. Also notices of Billie Killion family moving into a local house and D L Phelps employing hands to chop wood two miles west of town.
A fragment notes Marble Hill matter involving a B40 horse purchase and related exchange by local individuals. Details are unclear in the readable text but indicate a basic confirmation of a horse transaction within the community.
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