Hill and Chandler Publishers Notice of Second Class Matter
Publishers Hill and Chandler are entered as second class matter at the Marule Hill post office.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
8
Publishers Hill and Chandler are entered as second class matter at the Marule Hill post office.
Our correspondents report Miss Amanda Richards and Miss Mabel Shell were guests of Miss Agnes Fowler Sunday night. Henry Fowler spent Sunday with his mother who is ill. A swarm of honey bees disturbed Henry while he was trying to hire them. Mrs Hattie Newell visited her mother Sunday. A Loxrsome Grim.
Local notes show Mr and Mrs Jobe Berry and family visiting at Bo On. Jackson residents Mr and Mrs J P Barks visited his parents, GW and tunic. Worshipers attended Cole's Chapel service with Farks, Warren Grind aint, and R L Satple visiting BE N Burks family. Miss Hilda Strenger and Paul Berry joined friends near Marquand on a sunny June Sunday.
The Rev. Denman preached Mira Jacob Rhodes's funeral at Ridge church last Sunday to a large crowd of relatives and friends. Rev. J ta Mutt led services at Marquanis Sunday morning and evening, assisted by his sister Mrs. Cary. Mrs. Carr traveled home Monday. Mrs. Clove Davis visited Fredericktown relatives. Whet Saturday and next Sunday mark Children's Day services at Union China. Britt your donner and en Jovy tie day.
Toavicoun Tice and Mrs Will Grtounds visited his father on Saturday. William Lee and Miss Bichie Shrum wed in a June ceremony. Rey Z Yount hosted a listing of Stella and Bertha Salyer. Latretta Farmer was visited last Sunday. Anson Knowles and family dropped by George Smith’s Saturday night. James Bennett Dar Kelley and James Brown have installed home telephones.
Scopus Miss Myrtle Newell stays in Scopus this week. Revs J H Yount and George Welker led services at Cole's chapel Sunday night. Grandma Dewitt, recently ill, is reported improving. Henry Pierce, charged with meddling with mail boxes, was arrested but escaped en route. Mrs Pearl Lovelace visits home folks. J M Stone attended the Greenbrier ministerial meeting. Willie Barks came from Advance. Will Stevens works the Stovall farm this summer.
Mr and Mrs R L Sample visited Mrs Sample's parents Mr and Mrs Peter Bess Saturday night. W E Denton went to Cape Girardeau Saturday to enter the normal. Mrs H J Wallis accompanied ...
Miss Effie Shrum spent a few days with aunt Mrs J D Wallis near Millerville. Late Shrum visited brother Joseph at Buchanan Saturday. Miss Gieraldine Pair visited Miss Mollie Schrock Sunday. Hawn of Putten is ill. Po Welker and family attended Mrs Rhodes funeral at Kilve charted Sunday. Miss Maud Wallis spent Sunday with cousin Mrs Glenn Me Pierson Ay Vee.
Bollinger community readers note plans for Children's Day events on the fourth Sunday night in June at A Jouay Farmxn. Local families prepare activities and performances, with organizers inviting participation from children and residents.
Joseph Jansen tended farming interests at Oran last week while Rev P Kurtenbach toured St Louis. John Poinsett of Whitewater visited Leopolt Friday. Mrs O Donnell bought a farm from William Brown Garrett Jansen who plans to settle there. Henry Hole and Lew Lathbers noted travels. a June 1 birth to Mr and Mrs Herman Landewe announced. Advance Telephone details given.
S C Proper and family visited his sister in Whitewater last week. Rev DC Horst preached a sermon Sunday. Misses Rath and Alma Pile visited in Sedgwickville. Aunt Bessie Linebarger visiting Sedgwickville. Miss Mabel Drum visiting relatives at Leemon. Miss Josie Miller is quite ill. Fred Crites near here ill with smallpox. Rudolph Mayfield and family visited Dr. Statler.
Sunday school at Kinderchapel eight is getting along nicely. Adam Sitxen gave an ice cream supper Saturday night attended by young folks from Kassy Gravelton Castor and Buchanan. Miss Mora Maud Shetley visited Miss Bessie Haynes Sunday.
A collection of brief items from the Grassy region notes health of wood corns travel to Lottesville a road dispute ends before Justice Hahn and local visits by Rosewell Shell Que merchant HOS Shell and Caria Nall of Trowel. Rev J C Reid preached Palmore and uncle Alph Shell hosted by Bon Warre highlights include Zephyr beating Grassy 21 to 16 in a recent baseball game.
Heavy rain and mud delay planting while health remains generally good in the area. J W Null of near Dongola hosted a cherry picking gathering for local youths last Monday. Mrs Johnson was briefly mentioned in the record.
Reports from Sylvan ridge and Cane Creek describe church services led by Rev. Robins and the Wild Tribunan at Little Valley, upcoming weddings, and social visits. Leander Nall hauled cherries to Lutesville, Mr Wompler to teach at Johnson school starting August 1, and measles spreading then recovering. Community members discuss farming rhythms, local rides, and lodge activities while seeking parish information from President Rod Dethoger.
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