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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
8
The text discusses careful intent for good over apuleane and mentions railroads tariffs and a brewery. It references Minnie Stevle, W C T C, and public sentiment on charges, calling for equity and justice in national concerns.
Correspondents note good rain aiding meadows and crops while residents enjoy pleasant weather. A community picnic drew an orderly crowd just for fun. Ro Smith visited Patton, JA Berry manages Castor farm threshing, JH Stanfill returned from Hayti, Leathie and Nettie Stanfill visited Marquand, J A Fowler clerks for J A Berry, Read C A Walker’s ad. Congregations invite attendance at Methodist services conducted by Brothers Roberts and Hoy
The community reports health very good as Rev J H Yount completed his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday J W Corzine is listed as sick. Merchant W D Hinkle is digging a well and cellar for a larger drink supply. John Haley returns home from a visit at Jonesboro NL. Allen Dunn builds another residence on his farm while Urban Gibbs moves to his father's Glen Allen farm. Charley Gibbs buys the farm he left. Grace Gibbs Ethel Hinkle Rhoda Sittes visit Stella Dunn. Will Pape and Elmer Sitzes join A H Dunn for Sunday visit. Marion Durham hosts a party for the young people Saturday night.
Dry weather remarks and improving wheat crops. Mr and Mrs Ramsey visit daughter near Advance. Manford Harris, employed at Chaffee, visits home folks. Several residents attend a show at Advance. Mrs Mary McCullough with sons Charley and wife and Ben of Buch…
Last Thursday evening a fire broke out in the corn and wall area of the J L Wiggins barn. The blaze was discovered in time to save the building and contents with only small loss. The origin remains a mystery. Aunt Martha Henderson of Little Rock, Ark, accompanied them home. Ben Dunn of Buchanan is employed at J Wiggins's. Garrett Barsey visited home folks Sunday. Charles Snowden is visiting his sister Mrs N Sipes. Airing insurance policy inquiries urged by Lutes & Jamison by phone.
The text records a celebration at Mrs Shrum s father s home with overnight stays and visits to Esquire Z A O Kelley s, Mia Shrum s brother Sidney Smith BuchaNantre, and a dinner. It also advertises farm and property sale services by Lutes & Jamison offering commissions.
Rev Huff and family attended church at Trace Creek Sunday. Rev Pinckney Yount began a protracted meeting at that place on the Saturday before. W A Welker and wife spent a few days at J M Welker's. Union cemetery was cleared up Monday. Miss Maude Barks visits Mrs Harley Venable. A band of alleged Gipsies called last week. Miss Lillie Moyers of Hornersville visiting here. Willie D Sitzes and family visit relatives nearby. Steve Huffman works Kinser Irvin thresher. Children Day at Union the fifth Sunday in July. Paul and Gordon Griffith visit relatives the first of the week. H H Mabuce sick since the Fourth.
Esq. John Proffer of Crump and Robert Vance of Flatwoods visited the city on recent days. C. J. Acuff moved into the Hobbs house. J. M. Branning’s family relocated to Poplar Bluff. J. M. Stone and son from Tallent visited one night. Dr. R. W. VanAmburg made a business trip to Morley. Troy Baker and Judge M. S. Gladish went to Malden. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shelton visited friends. Roy Cheek and son J. H. Cheek spent time near town. The second quarterly conference.
Me Church services planned at Rossville on August 6. Visitors including JH Allrood returning from Dunklin county. Mrs Mary Sadler and daughter Beasie of Murphysboro IL visiting relatives. John Linn of Campbell staying with friends. Misses Lottie and Ethel Williams of Jonesboro AR visiting Mrs C J Acuff. Doctors Chandler and Witmer travelled to St Louis for professional business. Mrs N Yount visiting Trace Creek with her parents. Mr and Mrs John C Allen visiting Glen Allen. Abernathys headed to Chatsworth IL to settle. John C Shoemake of Hiram visiting family. Mr Chamberlain of St Louis bought land from Philip Reilly. Len VanAmburg of Burfordville staying with Dr R W VanAmburg. Mrs S Reece and children from St Louis visiting sister Mrs W M Butler. F A Wiggs of Lutesville attended picnic at Dongola. J M Choate and son from Joppa NL visiting Grassy area. Alonzo Moore of Townsley visiting Flatwoods relatives. Clarence and Pearl Bess visiting cousins Charley and James Bess near Dongola. F H Heldt now in Grassy from St Louis says he is pleased with move. More Lutes residents returned from St John Brining.
A stream of local notices lists residents moving to Poplar Bluff, Blytheville, Morley, and Oklahoma, with visits to Jackson and St. Louis. Several households are described traveling, shopping, or planning future homes, including D. L. Phelps, Miss Dottie Lawson, and Miss Mollie Deck. The report also notes a typhoid illness recovery, a funeral service for Miss Pearl Davault, and memorial details in Hahn Chapel cemetery.
Angeline Crites born April 7 1828 near Glen Allen died July 21 1911 aged 43 years 1 months 14 days. She married Daniel Crites in her 18th year and lived with him 33 years as his widow 32 years. One daughter Ruah Caroline reached womanhood and died. Twenty years ago she became crippled and walked only with a chair, bearing intense pain with Christian fortitude.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt shows a dialogue where a woman asks if the candidate must be called in the morning. The applicant replies that they do not have to be called in the morning unless needed, reflecting a casual hiring exchange.
Notice from Hollinger county Missouri stating letters of administration on the estate of Andere son Hedrick deceased were granted to the undersigned by the probate court dated July 6th 101. All persons with claims are required to present them within six months for alienation and those not exhibiting within one year from publication will be barred. CK Connolly agent time
Notice that on August 17 1900 in the Hollinger private court the guardian of the estate of W F Helden, deceased, will present a final settlement and account between the guardian and the court. The exhibit of account has been filed in Fortes te Pott Ww F, McCats, guardian.
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