Marble Hill Press and Chandler Publish Patriotic Class Notice
Marble Hill press and Chandler publish a patriotic notice claiming the public classification as matter of sea seated.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
8
Correspondents report town notes and gatherings
Our correspondents relay a brief hometown update. Twill deain enjoys a short vacation and health is fair. Fowler of Burg visits relatives. Revs Henry George and Lee Baker hold revival meetings. Farmers finish plowing corn and haul in produce. Sam Rhodes and Glen Allen visit Jesse Crader family Saturday night. Reported factory may have depth changes, and Vsene Josn is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou, Fowler
Burg
Revs
Henry George
Lee Baker
Sam Rhodes
Glen Allen
Jesse Crader
Aq Family
Careenwood Arrives Too Late for Hast Issue
Careenwood arrived late for hast issue. The text notes splendid prospects for a big corn crop. Mentions Kitte Lewis and family of Zado visits, AL Barrett visiting tela Tves, Mrs. Jolie Rein, Nelie Huskey and Miss Ava Lessley visiting Mrs. A. M. Barrett, and various local health updates and visits. Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitte Lewis
Zado
Sida, Fay
AL Barrett
Tela Tves
Zalin
Mes
Dole Loyd
Herrr Uh
Huskey
Ava Lessley
A.M. Barrett
Sid
Zr Lrg
Walter Dellinger
Hala
Avery Prckett
Paul Ramsey
Charley Ford
Homer Fowler
Edna
Henry Fowler
Ramsey A.M. Barrett
Lutesville
Virginia
Perkins Creek Happenings and Local Notices
Perkins Creek notes share bumper crop prospects hay harvests and wood cutting near term. A Sunday excitement involved a maddow killed but not wet. John Deck’s fine mare bitten by a stray doe. Weddings reported at bride's parents July, Galloway to Hallie Ford officiated. Charlie Detil to Cora Fee. Levi Loyd of Batesville visiting. John Cobbel improving his barn. Rev Jesse Walker preached at Walker church. plans to fish Wayne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
John Deck
John
Prof
Galloway
Hallie Ford
Vitwen
Charlie Detil
Cora Fee
Levi Loyd
Batesville
Ark
John Cobbel
Jesse Walker
Walker Church
Charles Deck
Wayne County
Union Light Returns After Long Absence
After a long absence Union Light announces return and notes a fine day. Farmers finished plowing corn and prepare to thresh wheat. Grandpa Bennett on sick list. Young folks attended Rhodes chapel picnic on the 17th and enjoyed the day. Rev 0.8 Tallent of Atlanta is spending a few weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Rhodes Chapel
Tallent
Atlanta
Local Births and Social Visits Highlight Weekend
The community notes celebrate a fine daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ray Murray and report smiles at the event. Several friends and relatives visited guests include Will Lee, Miss Biddie Shroam, Bertha and Stella Salwer Sanday, Lydia Shrom, Rosa Tinwin Sanday, Parlee Farmer, Myrtle Shram, and Harman sisters. Union Light church services drew large congregations Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallent
Here
Ray Murray
Ray
Will Lee
Biddie Shroam
Bertha
Stella Salwer Sanday
Lydia Shrom
Rosa Tinwin Sanday
Parlee Farmer
Myrtle Shram
Buchanan area notes and social updates
Mrs Elizabeth McMinn of Marble Hill visits the farm as Ora Choate lies ill with fever. Mrs Dr Conrad of Dongola visits her parents Mr and Mrs A A Kinder. Miss Mary McCallouuh stays with Mea McMinn. Rev M Meiser preached Saturday night. Rose England of Gipsy visits Dotte Wiggins. School resumes first Monday in Angus. Meeting led by Trow Faineis Sunday night. J A Berry and Glen Allen folk visit Mrs McMinn. Will Barrett family attend church Sunday. Voters attend picnic at E M Myers grove. large crowd. Raornan's Sis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McMinn
Marble Hill
Little Ora Choate
Dr. Conrad
Dongola
A. A. Kinder
Mies
Mary McCallouuh
Willy Mea MieMinn
M. Meiser
Miss Rose England
Angus
Mro
J. A. Berry
Glen Allen
McMinn
Will Barrett
Sophie Taylor
Robert
Lowndes
Frank Abernathy
E.M. Myers
Grove
Raornan
Sis
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices of Local Visits and Events
Health is very good. We are having lots of rain. Mixes Effie Chronister and Mrs. Lucy Francis visited Mrs. WL A Narre recently. Robert Francis and wife of Latesville visited Troy Francis at Badh. A son of Joe Sparks went to Latesville seeking Hiploymient. Jess Barrett visited his parents Mr and Mrs W A Barrett a few days ago. Mrs May Thenns visited her sister Mrs Sturgeon near Aephiyr recently. Rev Marion Mouser filled his and Sunday. Sam Dunn of Cape titrardean is visiting Allen Dionn and family here. W C Myers and family are visiting Mrs Myerss parents at Cambridge Springs Pa. The factory shut down last week. Roy Wagener visited Charley Barrett last Sunday. W A Barrett and family attended services at Buchanan Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Chronister
Lucy Francis
WL A
Robert Francis
Latesville
Troy Francis
Badhwin
Joe Sparks
Jess Barrett
W. A. Barrett
May Thenns
Mrs
Sturgeon
Aephiyr Free Cently
Marion Mouser
Sam Dunn
Cape Titrardean
Allen Dionn
W.C. Myers
Mrs. Myers
Cambridge Springs
Triste
Roy Wagener
Charley Barrett
Buchanan
Small town notes mix visits and events in July
A ragtag column records visits by Troy Francis and family Jel and Jusenve notices. Bill Snider returns from Chattee with no major news. A large crowd attends a basket dinner and lecture at Barks chapel last Sunday. Mrs Fred Clippard of Byrd visits her parents near town. Pele Dock Moore works hills while J F P Stixes watches fur tuning interests. August 21 marks post smallpox scare as plans unfold for an annual picnic. Latlin Mercantile & Lumber dig a well to forty feet with water still absent. Snider reports another typhoid case in his family. Road boss Shell works roads nearby. Winterg and Rev Hut visit, a fine sermon given. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Nanney dies of digestion issues July 17. J M Allman of Chippard reports typhoid in his family. John Cobb moves to Huffman's farm in AL A. Clippard works for Rh Snider. Yours Reva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Snider
Chattee
Barks Chapel
Fred Clippard
Byrd
G. H. Barks
Pele Dock
Moore
J. FP
Stixes
Marquand
Latlin Mercantile & Lumber Company
Iver Snider
Shell
B. F. Winterg
Hut
Bessville
Sonday
Will Nanney
J. M. Allman
Chippard
John Cobb
AL A
Huffman
Chas
Clippard
Snider
Reva
Local notes on town life and visits in brief
Margynand merchants show signs of brisk business as residents travel for visits. Mrs. Wilkerson of Flat River visits her father Mr. Musgrove and returns with George Albright and family of Frederictown. Mr. and Mrs. Githians move to Williamsville, while Mrs. F Bennett and her baby visit from Patton. A gravel pit accident injures a worker who is hospitalized in St. Louis. Miss Mabel Hall is very ill, and Mrs. Lydia Steinu from St. Louis visits her father. A patent medicine outfit arrives, Prof W A Crites departs for Birdpoint to start summer school, and Patton youths frequent town on weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkerson
Flat River
Mr. Musgrove
George Albright
Frederictown
Marquand
Mrs. Githians
Williamsville
Mr. Githians
F. Bennett
Babe of
Patton
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Mabel Hall
L. Hall
Percy Mathews
Fredericktown
Ed White
Lydia Steinu
John Hanson
Weddings in Prospect Foreseen in Our Town Mystic
Mystic notes several couples plan marriages in the near future in our town. Local residents anticipate joyous unions as spring events approach with family gatherings and community celebrations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
County Work and Social News From Nearby Towns
A long stretch of local notes covers health, church attendance, hog shipments to St Louis, and repairs by Anger and Nenninger. Neighbors discuss picnic plans for August 4 and praise improving roads though stresses remain about county conditions. Mentions include Jansen, Bromimer family, Drika Twellman, Hosenfelt wagon crash, wheat and fruit crops, new piano tuner Estey, and church notices with Rev Shewmaker and Rev Keach.
Patton L Arrived Late As Farmers Watch Threshing
Local notes report Patton L arriving too late for ast jane as threshers begin chores. Ed Rockwell suffers a sprained ankle on crutches. The Hawn family welcomes a new baby girl. Visitors include Mrs Eddleman of California Mrs Dunlap of Festus and Mrs Alexander of Patterson. Rev Keach to preach at Patton third Sabbath morning and evening. Robinson brothers return from Oklahoma Friday. Rains persist helping corn yet hinder hay. Texas fever affects some neighbors. Patton line expects Perryville link this week. Elihu Miller becomes Schumer Springs postmaster. Quote about living life well ends the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayford Hawn
Eddleman
California
Dunlap
Festus
Alexander
Patterson
E. P. Keach
Patton
Oscar
John Billy Robinson
Oklahoma
Perryville
Elihu Miller
Schumer Springs
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Ciwestling
Vsene Josn
Careenwood
Perkins Creek
Union
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mua
Dr. Black
Black
J. R, Black — CO
Kennett
Levtor
Senth
Karnes
Yorkville
Tenn
Rot
Hetomy the JR. Co
Pecketer
Troy
Francis
Thomas
Jusenve
Satlin
Hills
Margynand
F. W. Gale
W. A. Crites
Birdpoint
Clark's Hardware
Missouri
A. Anger
Gilganon
A. Hulshof
Anger & Nenninger
Joseph Jansen
Hotee
John Hosenfelt
Leopold
Fd Robinson
Mill Springs
Lotesville
Christian Seabaagh
Josie Miller
Sedgewick Ville
Me. Zimmerman
Shewmaker
Sedgewrcksille
Mathew
Estey Piane
Ehtich
Shownmaker
Keach
Presbyterian Church
Jane
Ed Rockwell
Henry Elfrank
Lutesville, Missouri
A. Friedel
Ean
Tex
Ballard
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis, MO
W.K. Chandler
Maanble Hill
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Ma
Omee
Hops
Luteaville
Jollinger
Y Bank
C. A. Sander, M. D
Wasp Wilk
R. W. VanAmburg
Lutenville
G. Burette Snider
Notary Public
Hank of Marble Hilly
Manace Hn
D. Estes
Fred Stables
Jonn Call
Mannie Vite and
Lormeville
Estes & Call
E. E. Bair
Mamme Neb
Mixeoras
Estenie
W. K. Crandler
R. C. Coleman
Marble Ill
Jackson Marble Works
Joan H. Sanne
Prop
C.L. Talley
Fredericktown, MO
D. W. Bollinger
Mayfield, Mo
N. E. Tallent
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