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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
4
Train schedule notes arrivals at Lutesville with trains labeled for north and south bound passenger and local service. Times include 1:17 pm 2:41 am 2:05 pm 12:45 pm 1:34 pm and 2:24 pm with multiple service types and directions listed.
Local items recount fruit prices at Jim Portis’s and lists of residents on the pony and sick lists. Mentioned are visits from doctors, church services, a fatal hunting accident near Marquiam, and community updates from Marble Hill, Glen Allen, and surrounding towns with notes on weather, crops, and social events.
Marble Hill Camp No.4270 Modern Woodmen of America meets at the Masonic hall on the first and third Thursdays monthly. Transient neighbors invited. S Lane Clerk, J.A. Rienards, V.C. Trowel Lodge No. 440 A F and A M meets Friday night on or before the full moon and two weeks after. De K.W. VasAstithe, W.M. Dean Ti. Pita, Sec'y
Rev T H Jenkins pastor lists regular Marble Elist services with church meetings every Saturday before the third Sunday at 11 am preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11 am and 7 pm Sunday school each Sunday at 4 pm
Rev J P McDonald pastor of the Whitewater circuit delivers regular ap poout message noting Passover events on Saturday night before and Sunday, with Latlin observances on the second Saturday night before and the third Sunday.
Rev F C Searright pastor conducts services at Whitewater Alliance Lutesville Cornwall Marble Hill on the first through fourth Sundays respectively each month, guiding congregations in prayer and fellowship across towns.
Regular church schedule lists A M Robinson for Marble Hill circuit with services on the first four Sundays at Ebeneezer Hahn's Chapel Bethel Hickory Grove and Gravel Hill. Lutesville circuit under R Walton with varied Sunday times at Glen Allen Wessviller Lutesville Cane Creek Point Pleasante and others. Sedgewickville circuit under H J Charlton with First Sunday at Sedgewickville Trinity and other names for weeks.
Cev A. Conrad from Greenbrier, Worcester Chandler to Bismarck, Moses Whybark from the Cape, Win. Ates from Gravel Hill in Marble Hill, and Master Otto Sander receiving thanks for apples and game. Subscribers John W. Fulbright of Sedgewickville and Geo. EK. Conrad make visits. Robert Dram Jr. back from St. Louis business college. Fronts by Gilbert Chandler impress town. Taylor Mercantile Co. promotes Spring clothing and wagons including Milburn models. Miss Grace Crown travels to Zalma for her sister Mrs. J A Slagle’s illness. Heavy rain and wind pass with no major damage. Hattie Vasterling returns from St Louis. Property sale ad for J. Snider's residence in Lutesville and O. J. SlypperFredericktown offers five-room cottage, barn and orchard with easy terms. More details via W. F. Borenam in Markle Hill Missouri.
Administratrix Laura M Knowles of J M Knowles deceased asks creditors and interested parties to attend the Bollinger County Probate Court final settlement at Marble Hill Courthouse on Monday August 8 184.
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