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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
8
Our Correspondents Report Weekend Visits In Town
Our correspondents describe a Sunday night gathering at St. Lenis with Mr and Mrs William Shoe Weays and fine entertainments by David Fowles at Mrs Zunta s home Rev John Sander led a Sunday service at the local church and Samay Lead Owen visited Hira Powler at William de Tinsor Sauidicy Netne Crater tended Big Creek for several days as Frodi and John Fowler joined Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleret
Olin
St. Lenis
William Shoe
Lavid
Mee Netne
Crvecnubber Witcat Harvest Nears End in Local Report
The article notes Crvecnubber Witcat harvest nearly finished and Loe arep penal HLA. Stepp finds business at Mar bie Hill jaar week as baseball club keeps busy. Tillman's 201k result favored the home team 2-0. Vertis residents attend weekly. Prof J K Wells's term ends in about two weeks. J F Kern, a sawmill owner, contemplates a move to Dodliana Tyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loe Arep Penal Hla
Stepp
Marbie Hill
Cates
Tillman
Dado 2
Local Notes From Pleasant Point Church And Town
Our people are festing, dewherries and hernias mentioned. Miss Jessie Millet of Sedvewick Vie recently graduated and visits Patton. Childrens Day at Presbyterian church. Vince Jack Smith and others traveled to Oklahoma City for a test. Showmaker to preach to Patten children next Sunday afternoon. Mr Bryson rural route inspector in town Monday night. A move to Scopus considered. Raford Hawn sold his store interest at Bollinger Mill, X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy. Liou
Mise
Jessie Millet
Sedvewick
St. Lerigs
Ny Patton
Presbyterian Church
LL. Robinson
Vince Jack Smith
Frank Bite
John Billie Robinson
Okihoma City
Patten
BO O'Ehel
Albert Smith
Elever
Bryson
Raford Hawn
Bollinger Mill
Buchanan Notes and Local Goings On
Tar is healthy and well. M N Kinder made a business trip to Filen Allen last week. Marion Fry was kicked by a horse. Effie Kinder is home for the summer. People are busy cutting wheat. A A Kinder installed a new phone at his place. Charley Barrett visited Allbright last week. Charley Swan is cutting wheat for neighbors. J A Burk's team ran away and wrecked his binder a few days ago. Mr and Mrs Myers plan a Philadelphia visit to Myers's parents. August Barrett and family visited his parents. Sylvester Doggett attended church in Buchanan Saturday. Joseph Bess visited McGee creek recently. Rev Marion Mouser preached near Zephyr Sunday. Some of our boys attended an ice event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Kinder
Filen Allen
Marion Fry
Effie Kinder
A. A. Kinder
Charley Barrett
Allbright
Charley Swan
J. A. Burk
Grassy community notes health dip and local visits
After weeks without contact the Grassy area reports health issues among residents though improvements noted. Visitors include Watt and B H Slinkard at Younts Saturday Knight, and J F L Yount, Slinkard family at Younts Sunday. Ellen Long stays with George Moore. neighbors helped John Donlap plow corn crop. Younts Mill closed temporarily amid farm activity.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight County Chronicle
Sickness and medical care fill the week with Drs Hull Gale and Carr kept busy. Mrs Linne Johnson of Oklahoma formerly Miss Lee visited her mother. Michael Tripp was honored with a reception by Mrs Bob White. Braswell brothers bought the Ennis livery business last Monday. Woodmen picnic planned at Gurgrave on July Y. Salvation Army from Fredericktown toured streets but reported no converts. Mrs Gree Warren returned home after visiting Jane Lee. Dr L Aull attended a physician convention at Freilktown. Iron Mountain pits workers quarreled over liquor, two were jailed and discharged. Rev Garton of Farmington preached on Bible publishing. Myst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Gale
Carr
Linne Johnson
Oklahoma
Miss Lee
Michael Tripp
Bob White
Braswell
Salvation Army
Fredericktown
Gree Warren
Jane Lee
L. Aull
Freilncktown Las Tuesda
Iron Mountain Railway
Craw Best
Chlikky
Rev
Garton
Farmington
Thareday
Myst
Local Notes From a Rural Update
Health is good farmers plow and harvest while J T Wiggins visits from Greenbrier to eat this wheat. Born to Mr and Mrs W H Choate a fine girl. Rev M Mouser preached Saturday night and Sunday and hopes for a protracted meeting soon. Miss Dorothy Sparks returns from Greenbrier after a week with sister Mrs Sarah Lee. Allen Dunn and family…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Wiggins
Greenbrier
Win. HH. Choate
Rev. M. Mouser
Mouser
Dorothy Sparks
Sarah Lee
Allen Dunn
Local Notes From Buchanan and Surrounding Areas
Brief community update notes visits and travel. Mrs Dana’s niece Miss Ethel West attended church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jobo Jackson visited Noah Abernathy. Mr Statler and son plan to move to Oklahoma. Mrs Scott stays with her daughter. Cribbs Brothers sold a fine lot of houses to Zalma. News is scarce as the writer closes.
Harvest season notes from Hurricane district
Our people are busy harvesting Wheat and plowing corn. John Dunlap is very sick with typhoid fever. J M Trentham and family visited A J Masters and family Saturday night. W A Masters and Fred Myers sold cows Saturday. J C Ridings put up 20 loads of clover hay last week. Solomon Cheek has been helping his son in law for several days. There wasn’t any services at Hurricane Fork church this weekend due to the smallpox scare. Fruit is scarce in this section. Sam Jaco worked for S J Long. Farmers plan to quit eating four dollar flour for home grown wheat soon. Thomas Schram went to Scott County last week to harvest his wheat crop. David Park has done work for Fred Myers. Burette Henderson has some early oats ready this week. If I don’t enter smallpox or get bit by a mad dog I will come avain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunlap
J.M. Trentham
A.J. Masters
W. A. Masters
Fred Myers
J.C. Ridings
Solomon Cheek
Indaw
Bals
Nanney
Tor
Hurricane Fork Church
Thomas Schram
Scott Conmury
David Park
Burette Henderson
Local Church Notes and Community Gleanings
Greenwood Health praised as Cory plows. Rev T J Gaither led regular Hickory Grove services Saturday and Sunday. John Gaither visited Souttecan ty Sunday. Rev RF Carroll holds meeting at Zale. Clarrison Fowler of Bury visits friends this week. Nellie Perkins reported after stake voting. Miss Ethel Slagle visiting here again. Mrs T J Gaither and daughter Nora hosted Mrs Tom Fowler Friday. Hobert Fowler ill. John Gaither and Len Lowney at Union Hill Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Carrund visited parents. Roy Gaither to Bury Friday. Len Looney at Zalia. Rev Dan Robins filled Union HM appointment Sunday. Misses Delpha and Minnie Speers visiting their father. C H L Collins of Zalma dies in Cape Girardeau hospital June 14, 1909. Leaves wife four children and many friends. J C Hembree and Hattie Sittex visited Mrs T J Gaither last week. Papa's Littie Grn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. Carroll
Zale
Clarrison Fowler
Bury
Nellie Perkins
Ethel Slagle
T. J Ghaither
Nora
Afrs
Tom Fowler
Friday Hobert
Lorniece Fowler
John Gaither
Len Lowney
Union Hill
John Carrund
Roy Gaither
Len Looney
Zalia
Dan Robins
Samuel Virden
Union HM
Delpha
Minnie Speers
C. HL. Collins
Zalma
Is Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Mames
J.C. Hembree
Hattie Sittex
T. J. Gaither
Independent view on Hadley and the legislature
A Kansas City Leader editorial rebukes a prior write up of Gov Hadley and defends criticizing the House and Senate for the defeat of submission. The piece asserts Hadley bears main blame and promises the people will know the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
House
Senate
Gov. Hadley
Kansas City
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Dais
Frodi
John Fowler
J. F. Kern
Dodliana
Tyne
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Yount’s
Watt
B. HW. Slinkard
Ty W. Yount
Bev Muck
John Stady
Marquand
Hiu Sans
Ayer
The
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Sam Jaco
S.J. Long
Crreenwood
Cory
Hickory Grove
Souttecan
Papa
General Mercantile Line
W. A
Marble Hill
Missouri
W. K. Chandler
Arronstrat
Mannie
Misser Ml
C. M. Witmer
Marchie HN. Mo
Omiece Lu Deng Stare
Chas
Huoans
Notary Public
Hollinger County Bank
Luteaville
C. A. Sander, M. D
Lecrote
R. W. VanAmburg
Dentral
Lutesville
G. Burette Snider
ESTES
JONS
Estes & Call
Toama
New Riga
E. E. Bair
Tonsorial Anersy Mawnte Hits
K. Chandy
Heessilies
Clark's Hardware
Ofwali
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
LOW
Hale Harrow Eales
Myner
Henry Elfrank
Ballard
FiomaJohna
Las Vepas
N. Mex
Weing
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis, MO
Etz
G. A. Friedel
Dallas
ST. Lou, Mo
R. C. Coleman
Marble F
Messisiay
Jackson Marble Works
Joan H. Sanpen
C. L. Talley
Fredericktown, MO
We. F. Womack
Onder
D. W. Boinger
Agent Lavflel
N. E. Tallent
Glen All
Vwissouri
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