Local Briefs From Marrin Hill and Nearby
Allen on business last week. Piles of people have piles. Wirts Witch Hazel Salve claims to cure them. Rupard from Glen Allen visited Saturday. Reese of Jackson visited his aunt Tuesday. Judge Miller of Laflin attended business last Saturday. Mrs Crow urged carpet weaving and coloring. McCans returns from St Louis visiting family. Bollinger of Glen Allen spent Sunday with his mother. Cora Beck and Julia Martin spent Tuesday in the Twin Cities. Little ill, then a pill. NeRile’s Little Early Risers cure. Sanders and Biggs note. Dick McClintock cut his hand Friday but not seriously hurt. Snider’s Laflin store new goods arriving this week. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised as smallest cure. German Catholics plan Annal celebration at Leopold August 2. Arthur Sachs now in St Louis. Hugo Sachs at his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCans
St. Louis
Forrest Bollinger
Glen Alen
Cora Beck
Julia Martin
Twin Cities
NeWire
Grea
A. Sanders
Biggs
Dick McClintock
O. J. Snider
Laflin
de Witt
Leopold
Arthur Sachs
Hugo
The
Sachs Mercantile Company
A. Sander
R.L. Allen
Jeffriesburg
Auction Notice for A Clippard Estate in Laflin Mo
At the above time and place I will sell at auction the following goods: 3 horses, 5 mules, 40 sheep, 100 hogs, 800 bushels of corn, 4 good wagons and other farming implements the property of A Clippard. Terms under $5 cash $1 and over six months with good security. J A Miner Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clippard
Pleasant Return Noted At Academy Celebration
Visitors to the grand celebration recount a list of returning pupils from last year including John Chandler A T Kirkpatrick Milo Rigdon M H Sanders Arthur Sanders Delia Berry Kirkpatrick Mollie McManus Maggie Mc Manus Pearl Zimmer man Hope Zimmer man Glen Allen Flora Williford H M Auisberry Ressville W A Crites Bessville F M Jones Patron Harry Means St Lois G L Meyrs Feenbsiar A and J M Slagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
John Chandler
A. T. Kirkpatrick
Milo Rigdon
M. H. Sanders
Arthur Sanders
Delia ‘Berry
da Kirkpatrick
Mollie McManus
Maggie McManus
Pearl
Hope Zimmerman
Glen Allen
Flora Williford
H. M. Auisberry
Ressville
W. A. Crites
Bessville
Disturbed the Peace Suspects Arrested in Sedgewickville
Grephus Roe and Marion Brown were arrested by Sheriff Wells on June 20 and released on 100 bond for appearance at the September term. They face charges of disturbing public worship at a school house near Judge Hill's residence last winter. L. E. Wolfe, state superintendent of public schools, will address Bollinger county teachers and citizens at Marble Hill courthouse at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, inviting all to attend. The institute will be in session and aims to benefit the county teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgewickville
Grephus Roe
Marion Brown
Sheriff Wells
Judge Hill
L. E. Wolfe
Bollinger County
Marble Hill
Seseton
Out of Business Sander Sells Stock to New Post Master
Out of Business, 5. O. Sander the High street merchant has sold his stock of stationery and notions to R. L. Mayfield the new post master who is now conducting the business. Mr. Sander will dispose of his jewelry soon and go to St. Louis. His friends regret to see him go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Sander
High Street
R. L. Mayfield
Mr. Sander
St. Louis
WeMarusa State Weigher Appointed at Union Depot Elevator
John P McMans of Glen Alien won charge of the Union depot elevator as State weigher last Saturday. He is well known in Bollinger County and the south east. friends pleased by his appointment. He received the appointment from the board of warehouse commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WeMarusa
John P.mcmans
Glen Alien
Union
Bollinger County
South East
Board of Warehouse Commissioners
Bram Wins War Department Clerkship in Washington
Bollinger county's bright young man J Dram leaves Tuesday for Washington to assume duties as a War department clerk. The editor congratulates him on his promising future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dram
Washington
War Department
Bollinger County
The Case Continued In Court Adjournment Ordered
Sheriff Wells reports a note from Judge Vox directing adjournment of the George Peirce trial to the September term. The case was set to be tried next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Vox
George Peirce
Union bridge crew leader called to Lutesville by wife's illness
FE F Terry, superintendent of the Union bridge crew, was summoned to Lutesville on Friday due to the illness of his wife, taking leave from his post at St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. F. Terry
Union
Lutesville
St.Paul
Lutesville Briefs and Local Notices
Local notes report visits and plans from Miss Vallie Revelle in Jackson and Ed Trautwein in St Louis. Residents and visitors named include Dan Donkin, F P Miles family, G L Grimsley Laflin, Jefferson Provens and family, A Sander, E P Biggs, R L Allen, J M Allen, Anton Krussel, Martin Vandorn, and Maple Bowman. Mentions of DeWitt’s products for health and a bank warrant purchase are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallie Revelle
Jackson
Dan Donkin
Sullivan, Bud
Mrs. Miles
F. P. Miles
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Briefs
J. A. Miner
Ayer
Vigor
William Craig
Stephen Craig
Charlotte St
Philadelphia
Ayer & Co
Lowell
Masa
Neki
Saul
Dei Hill
O10 Chemical CO
Opera Block
Lima
Ohio
Tre On10 Chemical Co
Gentleme
Nares
Mathew
War Stroud
Pan Wu
Ros TE Eee
Lestie
Ohio Chemical CO
Opera
Wolfe
Bram Is
Lucky
Lutesville Briefs
G. L. Grimsley of
Jefferson Provens
Datesville
DeWitt
Sursapalla
G.L. Fowler
Clarksburg
Bollinger County Bank
Ed Trautwein
J.M. Allen
Cape Girardean
Will Probaly
Anton Krussel
Martin Vandorn
Near Leopold
E. P. Biggs
Stanton H. Meyers
A. &. Blanke Tea and Coffee Company
Sander
Maple Bowman
Gordonville
Oration
Diggs
A. R. Jiques
Missouri
John A. Miller
Price&ito
Buffalo Pitts Traction
Reeves Doo
Binder
Oscood U
Restaur
Eresih Groceries
Colleaways
W. Raodes
Peel
Ee Storne
LA We
Notary Public
Marie Hill
Derans
Wai Bel Gi
W. Boss
O. M. Witmer
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