Marble Hill Post Office Publisher Notice
Published every Thursday Hill and Chandler publishers notice states publication cadence and postal status as second class matter at the Marble Hill post office.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
8
Published every Thursday Hill and Chandler publishers notice states publication cadence and postal status as second class matter at the Marble Hill post office.
Our correspondents note the birth of a fine girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Null on June 20, with mother and babe reported as getting along fine. Mrs Maggie Davis is reported very sick. Gaines Brothers plan to begin threshing wheat soon. Miss Martha Shell stays with M. Null. Mrs Amanda Hendrix's mother is visiting. Harry Fowler recently returned from Iowa and left for Royal Oak Michigan. Para's Bive Eves.
Mr and Mrs Milo Travelstead visited D J Conrad on Sunday. The ladies aid plans a church quilting. Mr and Mrs Walter Bidewell visited Mrs Bidewell's parents Mr and Mrs John Reitman. The Conrad child recovering from appendicitis at Cape Girardeau. Misses Stella Stephens Nora Bidewell Dora Crites hosted by Dosha Johnson. Eta May stayed with Milo Travelstead and returned home. Bud Ladd attended Zalma Sunday school. Mr Dotson Serigus of Kansas City visiting Mrs Adaline Crites. Plowing corn, Chas Gaddis back from Kansas. A crowd visited Mr and Mrs Joe Faries. H Johnson died June 28 1916. Miss Cecil McDaniel shopping at Gipsy. Little Geneva Nichols improving. Sarah McDaniel visiting Mrs Gobble returned home. Mrs ME Williams visited Mrs C H Johnson. Mt Pleasant and McGree teens baseball game 20 to 5 in favor of McGee. Rev Wofizine to preach at Mt Pleasant church July 9. News scarce near Mt Pleasant.
A flood of social calls fills the week as Nora Hidewell Stella Stephens and others visit Miss Desias Johnson and Mrs Alva Griffey. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Lee from Green visit Mrs. Orlando Morris. Will Stephens travels to Advance and families, including Mr and Mrs Wahl Speer, visit their relatives.
Castor Heart and nearby families gather for church and Sunday school while many visitors appear in local accounts. Various residents attend church, visit relatives in Fredericktown, and note health, births, and illnesses. A Christmas-time air mixes with farm work as haymaking and plowing proceed. Alerts include a 70-plus community profile, a few health notes, and a casual political reference.
In a brief health note, Mrs Mitt Kinder, after a period of illness, is reported able to be up again. The update follows earlier concerns about her condition and provides a hopeful outlook for recovery. Miss Cora Buchholtz is mentioned in context but the readable portion ends without further specifics.
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