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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
4
Trains arrive at Lutesville with lines for North and South bound passengers and locals. Odd times listed include 117 a.m and 2:47 a.m as well as 2:05 p.m and 2:45 p.m. The bulletin records mixed numbers for passenger and local counts.
A mass of local notes reports a great closing out sale at Smith's Store Marble Hill, multiple travel items, church preaching by Rev T H Jenkins in Glen Allen, a Worlds Fair trip to St Louis, and civic events. Several residents are mentioned by name with visits to St Louis and attendance at the Republican State convention at St Joseph.
Local column lists updates from Marble Hill including visitors Frank EK, Prof Dulaney, and Mrs Kaiser. Mentions Taylor Mercantile clothing, new dress goods, saloon warning, picnic plans at Leopold, and various residents traveling, shopping, or teaching nearby. Also notes jail floor work, new well pump issues, and probate notice for J M Knowles estate.
Farm for sale located between Marble Hall and Tateville offering bastion land. For particulars contact W. F. Bercwam, Marble Hill, Missouri.
A merchant from three miles west of Giravelton Missouri announces stock on hand ready for dress and sale until December 25. He solicits patronage from Mollinger and nearby counties and promises every effort to give satisfaction noting past favors. Signed Dam Yours Kaly JW Denxaway.
Administrator W. J. Hale announces a settlement of the estate of Mary F. Parris deceased at the west term of the Probate Court in Bollinger County Missouri to be held at the courthouse in Marble Hill on Sunday in August. Creditors and all interested are notified to appear and participate.
Charles Wann of Buchanan and Charles Lambert of Benton were seen in town. Enos Cippard of Leopold and Jacob Saith visited Monday and Rev Stickney preached at the M.B.E. church. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tilliard Hilderbrand on July 25. John Henley left his section job to haul stave bolts. Rev Walton of Glen Allen visited Wednesday. Jessie Hendrix of Indian Territory spent the weekend here. W. S. Burtors and wife visited their son James in Patton Sunday. Osuair Spencer and wife returned to the Cape Sunday. Marshall Hahn spent Sunday locally.
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