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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
8
Tie Maneee Hing Press announces readers that Hill and Chandler publishers have entered this notice at the Marble Hill post office as secural-class matter. The item alerts residents to related postal handling and accessibility at the local office.
Our Correspondents note Prof Davault filled his regular appointment at Glen Allen over the weekend. Leo Crook and Charley Sittes attended the funeral of a relative in Hessville. Miss Grace Sullivan entered school this week. Harley Green of Patton began school. The Friday debate drew a crowd that enjoyed a welfare rugs program. Ed Sanders funeral drew a very large crowd with services by Rev O A Bowers at Union cemetery. Rev J G Hutt visited Morehouse last week. Mrs Geo Williams is on the sick list. Chas Whitener and wife were here. Chas plans to run his father s farm this summer. Mrs S F Slinkard of Marble Hill visiting relatives nearby. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Miles Moore on January 21. Dee Rea s brother-in-law visiting from Illinois. Rev G Hutt to preach Hahn chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Bessy lan.
Wednesday carload hogs shipped by Heath except oalids and a few odd items. Dongola resident Joe Vaarndennip seen on our streets. Mogtara resident Mes Motidas Herman Llolzunt returned after three years away. Anger broke a mule last Monday. Young diners at Premie hall last Friday. Aus Trenkler’s tea house near completion. Berry’s doctor building a new house this winter. Van deren family welcoming a newborn. mother and babe improving. Students progress under Prof Bo L Hotze and Miss Mary Steinnerd. Walker of Tatesville received fine cedar shingles. WOWE Witits News scarce and pl quit A Reaper.
Long silence ends with notes of grippe commonness in the area. W A Robinson is quite feeble this winter. Mrs Edward Reitzel and children of near Advance visit relatives and friends nearby. Aunt Tilday Caldwell is quite sick. Several local families, including Mr and Mrs Russell Bazzell, Ava Lessley, Amanda Reitzel, Annie Proffer, and J H Yount, are mentioned in visits and illness notes.
The note records health as reasonably good aside from a few pneumonia cases. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Pickett visiting on Cane Creek Sunday. It also notes a person nicknamed Green Fuz heading south.
Miss Agnes Fowler visited Miss Flora Clubb on Monday. John Newell suffers from pneumonia. Mae Sipes visits her daughter in St. Louis this week. Henry Fowler wears worn shoes to Mr Wightman and plans new ones. A dance at Mr Speers Saturday night drew a good crowd. Green Fuzfit Allen jokes about Arkansas hogs and Missouri folks. Jesse Pickett plans to quit tie hacking for Mr Griffey. We intend to quit, right now. Two Cas.
Damp, drizzling weather creates mud as John C. Evans tends a very sick child and Aunt Harriet Slinkard improves slowly. Various locals like Malachi Neice, Nicholas Slinkard, J. W. Rolens, Edward Harper, W. A. Ragsdale, and J. F. Miller visit Marble Hill. A Patton telephone line involves A. J. Bollinder Ezra and W. W. Bollinger.
The column reports community happenings and personal updates. It mentions a ritual master event attended by locals, health concerns across the county with some deaths, a delicate operation on Mrs. S C Baker near Zaluia, and improving recovery. It notes Dr Witmer of Mish iil and Dr Lades of this place performing the surgery and John King selling his stake to B Bollinger. A sister of Dr. Burton visits from Dexter and a general lack of news ends the note.
Letters of administration on the estate of Frank P. McCray deceased have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Bollinger county Missouri.
Widow’s estate notice informs all claimants to present their claims to J J McCray administrator within one year from letters or be barred from benefit. If not exhibited within two years from publication, they are forever barred.
Dora Newcomer sues Edward Newcomer for divorce in Bollinger county Missouri claiming desertion and nonresidency. Court orders publication and sets dates for answer with Marble Hill weekly newspaper as notice.
In Bollinger county a petition by J Troyes seeks attachment over a note of 113 40 and a suit to determine title to the east half of the southeast quarter of section five township 31 north range 10 east. Defendants Warren Johnson and F R Rice are nonresidents and absconded. publication via Marble Hill Press ordered for four weeks before the March 1911 term.
The Marble Hill Press records a court publication order requiring four weeks of notice with the final insertion at least fifteen days before the next term. Clerk Jesse A. MacGlothlin certifies the copy as true, dated January 17, 111, at Marble Hill Missouri with official seal and witness.
A Missouri case shows WL Dunn as plaintiff seeking to enforce a state lien on Annie Umbarger's property. The petition notes Umbarger is not a Missouri resident and directs publication of notice with specifics on the land in Marble Hill township and the March court date for appearance or default.
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