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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
8
Hill and Chandler publishers are entered at the Marile Hill district for five items. The notice records registration actions and involved parties in a local publishing matter.
Our Correspondents note fair health in Creenwood after a fine Friday rain. Farmers start sowing peas while Lone Blue Eyes attended the picnic at Zulia the Fourth. Singing at Greenwood each Sunday night invites all. Grover Back, formerly in St. Louis, stays home. Roy Gaither visited Uncle George Day Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Green Fowler of Cape Girardeau visited locally last week.
Local brief lists residents and guests visiting or staying with relatives after the Fourth. Roy and James Green of Blodgett spent Independence Day here. Mrs J H Winters of Hotkviss Colorado visits her parents near Glen Allen. Miss Allie Baker, employed at Bismarck, visited her mother. Mr and Mrs E A Lincoln traveled from Cape Girardeau. she plans to stay a week or two. Mrs J Mc Deck and others receive visits from relatives. Miss Flossie Layne returns to Morley after a visit with home folks.
Arrived too late for Instissar. Warm weather and rain made the fourth lively with fishing and gatherings. Many locals and visitors, including Rev. Jennings, Husted, Reed, and Reed families, enjoyed the holiday on the creek. Reports of health, church events, farming, and community happenings fill the sheet, with mentions of travelers, guests, and local landmarks.
After a long rest I will try and find a little news. Health is good. We had lots of rain, but weather is fine at present. M. J. Vandoren threshing wheat with a new machine. Gardens and vegetables are fine. The Fourth passed quietly. Our annual picnic will be August 21. Rev. P. Kurtenbach received a new buggy from St. Louis last week. A. Hulshof and Mrs. Herman Elfrink returned from St. Louis Saturday night. Rev. P. Kurtenbach trip to Scott county Tuesday. A Reaper.
Weather notes say health is generally good with abundant rain. Farmers are nearing completion of corn plowing for the season while Rev Buckner gave a sermon to the community.
Blodgett visits sister Mrs. Lee Mayfield at the start of the week. Sam Caby travels near Mt. Zion on Sunday asking what the attraction is. Berthold Schrock sells a fine mule to M. Robins of Gravel Hill. Herbert Upchurch of Leadwood visits kin. Mr and Mrs Lyman Bridges visit Bennett Younts. Idora Jackson and Cora Caby visit Alma and Emma Schrock. Asa Stevens improves. Merchants busy with business. Marvin Jackson seen with a travel ticket. Young folks plan to spend the Fourth at Glen Allen and Marquand. Estel Patton near Hurricane visits Cedar Branch spring. Mrs John Brown shopped in town. A Reapers.
Rainy days complement a busy social period with many visits. Floyd Sitzes and family hosted and attended picnics at Zalma and Lowndes while Miss Ina Dunn visited Cape relatives. Noah Sitzes planned a big Noah Burk farm picnic on the 27th, and multiple families gathered at homes and churches during the weekend.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that Prank Brands administrator intends to make final settlement of the estate of Heary Brands in the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri at Marble Hill on August 12 1912. Frank Brands Administrator.
Toronto July 7 Idle Students from Canada heard Pastor Russell preach at Royal Alexandra Theatre. He warned wealth is not condemned but covetousness is a danger. He urged readers to be rich toward God by spending money to support God’s word and those in need, rather than hoarding wealth.
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