Hill and Chandler Publishers Public Notice
Notice records Hill and Chandler publishers entered at the Marble Till postoffice as secondsclias matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
8
Notice records Hill and Chandler publishers entered at the Marble Till postoffice as secondsclias matter.
Our correspondents report Mrs Lige Bess on the puay list and Mrs A A Kinder with sister attending a picnic at Hiram. Lonzo Lawrence handled business in Buchanan while Frank Burk bought a hay fork. Will Jackson and family attended the funeral of Will's father. John Younger’s family visited Rob Rea. Cleve Shetley and Cecil Thompson also went to the Hiram picnic. Leola and Cora Bess visited Thelma Myers from Saturday to Monday. Uncle Pink Turner visited Dee Bess. Sunday school progresses under J A Burk. Rosve Strop attended Grassy church. Turee Crus.
Rain continues delaying farm work as wheat harvest nears completion. Sam Hotson remains ill and George Hultman improves after a period of sickness. An ice cream supper was postponed by rain, while the stave factory runs full time. W. M. Strong, George Huffman, and R. D. Huffman enjoyed ice cream with guests. Farmers plan stacking wheat when dry, corn needs work, cow peas look fine. News is scarce.
Local farm condition notes report good fatton health and ongoing wheat harvest. Corn harvest is uneven due to late season but crop appears satisfactory. Town discusses politics as residents debate local figures Hawn Corgan Finis Ellis and D E Conrad appointed road commissioners for a new special district. An ice cream supper at Pleasant Hill church was rained out last Saturday though a retry is possible. Children’s Day exercises planned for the third Sunday in July at Pleasant Hill. Miss Mary Bollinger returned from a five week visit with Grandma Barks and reports a good time. A Fourth of July picnic is planned with Misses Hattie Mattie and Pearl Robinson and Mrs Oscar Robinson attending Pleasant Hill Sunday. Pat.
J A McGlothlin and son Master Lee visited Sunday. J A Berry traveled to Jackson on business earlier last week. J Stevens purchased a cream separator. Lulu Belchamber, student at Cape Girardeau Normal, came home Saturday and returned Sunday. Charles Gibbs returned from St Louis. M F Winters and wife were visitors.
Relatives spent Saturday at Castor and returned Sunday with Mrs. Zimmerman's sister Miss Lillian Zimmerman who had been visiting. The Glen well is 101 feet deep but the pump is not yet installed. D R Peak from St Louis visited his mother and sister and returned Monday. Mrs. Stella Clay went to Fredericktown last week. A good rain blessed the area Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs J M Deck visited D Zimmerman's Sunday. Lucky Wie.
Local notes report health, visits, new mowing machines and farming gear, along with social events from Lutesville and nearby towns. Obituary for Jacob W. Hatin recalls his long life, marriage to Willie Lutes, and community service in Bollinger County. A notice confirms a 1912 Bollinger primary election date and offices to be filled.
In Syracuse New York Pastor Russell argues that the Trinity is a forged doctrine, tracing creeds to apostolic authorities and claiming the Bible, not the creeds, reveals a simple monotheism. He cites a contested John 6:7 interpolation and denounces church tradition as man made.
Prof Abernathy will teach the high school subjects. J L Lutes handles the sixth seventh and eighth grades. Miss Gallie Pierce teaches the third fourth and fifth grades. Miss Audrey Jamison will take the first and second grades.
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