Marble Hill Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
Notice records that the item was entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter indicating its mailing status and handling category.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
8
Notice records that the item was entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter indicating its mailing status and handling category.
Our Correspondents reports like busy farmers and townsfolk visiting kin. Rev Pink Robins tends a gravely ill boy. Noah Abernathy and family attend Children's Day at Glen Allen. Jim Welker visits Bloomfield area. Elmer Bess and Dec O Kelley travel to Glen Allen. Misses Biora and Mamie Winters visit EH Bess and nephew. Viv and Mrs Peter L Bess visit Mo Mayfield’s family. Charley Patton visits Patton and Lincoln families. Stella Burton visits Vera Wallis. Peter Welker visits George Moore’s ill wife. Funeral of Fred Long’s child at Hurricane Fork cemetery. FH Bess and son Lester attend Sunday school.
The community reports births and visits as families and friends travel between Cape Girardeau Randles Freeman and nearby towns. A One pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Geo Fisher. News includes meetings, fishing trips, school events, rallies, and local weather notes with mentions of many residents and neighbors.
Health in this vicinity is very good. We have had a nice supply of rain the last month. Quite a number of our people attended the Children's day services at Liberty Sunday. Miss Esther Pridy is visiting her brother Otto near Lutesville. C A Shetley and family attend church at Gravelton Sunday. Clyde Whitener visited Claude Whitener Sunday. Quite a shower of hail fell through.
Dated May 29 1916 the writer notes cool weather harming wheat and alfalfa while onions and potatoes look fine fruit crops are killed in the valley a lodge meeting of the IOOF at Delta is mentioned and Newton Whitener is noted with a cow opportunity for further local news is hinted.
Project status notes indicate readiness aimed by June 15 for Tae Perss Covowapo Gi with optimism and encouragement.
The note describes an ongoing meeting at Gravel Hill with an all day Sunday service and dinner on the ground. It invites attendance to services and mentions a fair turnout for Saturday and Sunday at 11 o'clock. Brother H P Crowe attended Hickory Grove at the appointed time and a good conference was held.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. It promotes a blend of tonics and purifiers and cites a physician’s approval, listing Cheney as a supplier with a price of two dollars.
Notice of sale by executor for the Kinder estate in Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri detailing June 1916 auction at the courthouse front door for 2.10 acres part of the east half of the northwest quarter of section 5 township 30 north range 10. Also includes mortgage foreclosure by trustee on property in Bollinger County and notices of a 1914 to 1916 chain of deeds and a May 7 1816 certification by Oscar W. Yount of the county court.
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