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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
8
Marriage Leads To Seaside Serenade In Community News
Our correspondents note James Creek area health fair. Mrs May Welker remains ill but shows slow improvement. Willis Cook and Miss Laura Stevens wed last Sunday with a lively serenade from friends. Cole Chapel reported large Sunday service attendance. Local visits include Webster Limbaugh and Patton family near James Creek and Johnny Timband family from Grand Hurricane in recent days.
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Johnny Timband
Gient Hurricane
James Creek
Local notes reveal a busy social week in town
Scopus Health good Mise Texte Yount with Columbus Seabaugh visited Monday afternoon. Marquand resident S. J. Long called on S. KB. DeWitt’s clan gathered last Sunday with Linus Bridges and sister Miss Ivah. Grandma DeWitt feeble but improving. A May 24 marriage unites Willis Cook and Miss Laura Stevens. Rev. Patton did not fulfill duties at Cole’s chapel. Jenpie missed his evening and Sunday. Several guests visited, family visits noted, church events discussed, and local gossip on weddings, travels, and a baby announcement. Chamberlain’s tablets praised locally for digestion relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yount
Columbus Seabaugh
Out Town
S.J. Long of
Marquand
S. KB. DeWitt
Linus Bridges
Ivah
A. L
Willis Cook
Laura Stevens
Patton
Cole's Chapel
Jenpie
J. Yount
Georgian
Katie DeWitt
W. R. Farrar
Paun
Local Family Visits and Sunday Socials Highlight Busy Weekend
Farmers busy in crops as Charles Bollinger and family visit Nash Bollinger and kin. Sunday school at Kinder chapel well attended. Maria and Maude Shetley guests of Bessie Haynes Sindy. Supper at Adam Silves's Saturday night enjoyed by all. Mary and Ernest Whitener guests of Esther and Nelle Pridy Sunday. Otto Pridy visited a friend, Arthur Cheek and family and Will Bollinger families visited Mrs. Dave Whitener Sunday. June Bra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bollinger
Mary
Ernest Whitener
Esther
Nelle Pridy
Otto
Pridy
Arthur Cheek
Will Bollinger
Mra
Dave Whitener
Local Notes From Cross Creek Creek Health and Church News
Olid Trace Creek Health is good. Youths from this creek attended the ice cream supper at Roeck Point Saturday night. Rev F F Yount preached at New Trace Creek churel the fifth Sunday. Rev W A Davyault having withdrawn his appointment. School board taking bids to improve the school building with a new roof and floor. Uncle Joe Underwood illness misreported. amendment issued. Mail man R C Alexander praised for punctual service. Far Cross dislikes farming more than expected. Bontyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeck Point
F. F. Yount
New Trace Creek Churel
W. A. Davyault
Joe” Underwood
R. C. Alexander
Far Cross
Bontyan
Baby Born in Berssville to Hale Family
In Berssville a daughter weighing 10 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hale on May 27. Dr. Gale did not report. Dr. Carr of Marquand was called for the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hale
Gale
Carr
Marquand
Sunday convention and farming losses noted at Patton
The Sunday Shrine convention held at Patton May 21 drew a large crowd with an engaging program. Farmers on creek bottoms face replanting after a wet sequence, and Miss Elk Fiquart died Friday May 20 after a long illness. Bo Conrad returned from Washington Mo to visit family, Myrtle Seabaugh returns from Sikeston, and J Blaylock visits his sick daughter Ada Masters. Interment for Elk Fiquart occurred at Propst cemetery with AB. Dolle ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Bo Conrad
Washington
Myrtle Seabaugh
Sikeston
Elk Fiquart
Propst
AB. Dolle
Quite
J Blaylock
Ada Masters
San
Local Notes From A Rural Community
Luchanan reports a newborn boy born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Thomas. West Myers shows improving health. Robert Barrett visited his father over the weekend. Captain D. J. Conrad and family visited A. A. Kinder. Miss Sadie Cullison visited D. J. Thomas and A. A. Kinder's son plans to return home for summer. W. S. Lowe moved from Sutesville to install a News Phone. Frank Gilland is improving. An ice cream supper at Adam Sutes’ drew a large crowd and ample ice cream. Wheat conditions in the neighborhood are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Thomas
West Myers
Robert Barrett
D. J. Conrad
A. A. Kinder
Sadie Cullison
D. J. Thomas
W. S. Lowe
Sutesville
Frank Gilland
Adam Sutes
Local Social and Farm Notes From Laflin Area
Sunday visits and rural farming updates dominate as Dave Snider and Miss Fanny Pentnef visited N D Huffman while G H Barks and wife called on Mr Proffer. S D Bennett and G H Biddie farm for W C Hays, with thirty acres of corn and plans for more. The Laflin area reports a combined sawmill and stave factory running full time and visitors from Marble Hill, plus sheep wool clipping.
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Dave Snider
Fanny Pentnef
N.D. Huffman
G. H. Barks
Proffer
S. D. Bennett
G. H. Biddie
W.C. Hays
Eden
Ethel Kinder
Marble Hill
Laflin
W. M. Strong
Tina
Comet Tail Safe and Local Roads Shine
The column notes no comet impact and reports crops thriving. Highway Engineer Zimmerman directs road work as public roads show improved methods. Local residents travel to Arkansas for fever, land plans, and family visits amid ongoing telephone system upgrades and new house foundations.
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Zimmerman
Henry Gaines
Arkansas
M.on. Kinder
Buchanan
Bow
Bollinger
Marble Hall
Clarence Slinkard
Marble Hills
Local items note births and community updates
Latlin reports truant days, farming activity and corn planting. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C W Hutson. Mr. and Mrs M Pentart hosted Y H Biddie. A wedding near by: Wilford Brown and Miss Cora Penturf. W M Strong visited John Poston, Bill Snider visited home folks, and W H Moore family visited John Masters. Julius Lessley caught two large catfish, 15 and 18 pounds. One pulled him into the creek but he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hutson
M. Pentart
Y. H. Biddie
Wilford Brown
Cora Penturf
W. M. Strong
John Poston
Bill Snider
W. M. Poston
W. H. Moore
John Masters
Julius Lessley
Also Mentioned on This Page
May Welker
Laura Stevers
Cole Chapel
Webster Limbaugh
Lincoln
Dgmes Creek
Scopus
Charles Rhodes
Harrison Slinkard
Prussia
Lon Barks
J. H. Whitener
Glen Allen
Minta Hale
Daniels
Nuskey
Ada Shanks
Cape Giradeau
Mr. Itd Mra
Otto Reitzel
Robert Alexander
Dines Bess’s
Woman's Missionary Society
Ss. B. Hillman
Lolo Huskey
Cape Girardean
Squire Huskey
Albert Barrett
William Robinson
Siday
Clemmie Crader
Capeshardean County
Kinder
Barfardville
Grace Somers
Fatiny Huskey
Cross Roads Cemetery
Visita Lis
Tommy Huskey
White Water Bind
Mros
Fred Ledbetter
Chamberlain
Olid Trace Creek
Berssville
W. A. Dunn
Luchanan
A. J. Bedwell
Leota King
Rebecca Grand Lodge
Columba
Henry Shell
Hirwin Finines
Peoples Telephone Company
Advance Telephone Company
Bellarstett
Forest Corbin
Wright
Vaele
Josh
McCormick
Ers and Weber
Harrows
John Deere
Milwaukee Hay
Ness
J. H. Wirecarver
Missouri
Charles King
Panl
H. Bollinger
Vick-Pine
Daniel Fish
Casnima
Bank OF
Zalma
B. H. Bollinger
Chas. King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
C. H. Pape
Panda
Burglar Insurance and
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
C. M. Witmer
J. F.M. Wells
CHAS
Hobbs
Robert Drum
Reck
Ind
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
P.M. Welle
C.M. Witmer
Hobbe
E.B. Reck
Robert Drum, Sr
Yale
the Bank
W. DD
Allen Joseph W Caldwelll
BR. Kinder
Robert
A. Bander
J. A. Taylor
M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Missouri
C. A. Sander
JA. Taylor
J.E. Kinder
Vice Press
B. Sider
Henry Elfrank
Brosh Cronk
Munray Linwrahon
W. A. Davanlt
Martle
Wil
Jay
Mrs. E. Kinder
Dro McAnalle
Jackson Marble Works
Joan H. Saypen
Prop
C.L. Talley
Latlin
G. Burette Snider
Bank of Mardie
R. W. VanAmburg
Eatesville
W. K. Chandler
Arrouxcyay
M Pas Mer
E. E. Rigdon
Maanie
Itt and
Loresville
Estes & Burford
Horns
Notary Public
A. J. Manion
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