Marble Hill Briefs Update In Town Notices
Miss Delia Kauffman is very sick Rev J B Bolling of Somerset Kentucky is in town Frank Black is here from De Soto on a visit Judge Miller of Laflin was in town on business last Monday Dr H D Sanford of Laflin was in town on business Monday The walk in front of the Palace of News is being completed Thomas Barks went to St Louis for a short visit last Monday W P McCans returned Saturday from a business trip to Alliance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bolling
Somerset
Frank Black
de Soto
Judge Miller
Laflin
H. D. Sanford
Palace of News
Thomas Barks
St. Louis
W. P. McCans
Alliance
Ernest Howell
Charleston
August Bohnsack
School Seeks Teacher in Bollinger County Amid Local Notes
A competent young lady seeks a teaching post in Bollinger County with best references. apply to Mrs. S. S. Crow, care of box 78 Marble Hill, Missouri. Ernest Howell of Charleston and Judge Miller of Laflin were in town on business. various local items include grocery ads, medical notices, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Marble Thi
Holmes Honored In Court Clerk Event At Home
J. F Holmes is treated to photographs and mementos in a small gathering at the circuit clerk's office. Attendees include James Herrell and Reddick, with B. L. Bowman among a few others. The event appears to be a pleasant, informal occasion at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herrell
Reddick
Mar.b. L. Bowman
A Literary Treat by Dr Crowe in Latesville
Dr J M Crow of Sikeston gave a lecture at the Methodist church in Latesville last Thursday on The Tell Tale Tick of Time. The speech impressed listeners as brilliant and thoughtful though attendance was small. An ice cream supper followed in W W Samples block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DF. Crowe
Lates _ville
J. M. Crow
Sikeston
Latesville
Crowe
Twin City
W. W
Noted Witness James O Smith in Hopkinsville Murder Case
A Neat Compliment reports James O Smith the popular young druggist from Lutesville Missouri as a key witness in a murder case in Hopkinsville Kentucky. He arrived late Wednesday and testified clearly while Wiles' attorneys could not cross examine him. He is described as a man of fine appearance and excellent character.
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James O. Smith
Latesville
Hopkinsvilee
Hopkinsville
Cerelean Springs
Lutesville
Smith
BIG BALOON ASCENSION AND PRICES RISING
A fragmented 19th century style item notes a July 4 balloon ascent and prices falling. It mentions A B C Lippard and that teachers from Mayfield-Smith academy are in demand. A local salesman touts shirts at Sachs Mercantile Co. Also reports a court fine for picking bee hives and a Pleasant Evening at A Mayers opera house with social events among Twin Cities youth. Marriage licenses issued include George Wann and Alice Horn, and Horrell and Ream.
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Marble Hill Briefs
Delia Kauffman
Sachs Mercantile Co
George E. Whybark
Cape Girardean County
Uwewitt
Mayfield
Dr. Sanders
High Street
J. E. Whybark
Robert Fisher
Fort Smith
Ark
de Witt
Missouri Welch
Goliad
Texas
W. A. Dunn
J. F Holmes
Yourth
Lutonville
ABC
Ard
Couri
Halil
Sachs’ Mercantile Company
Jones
Mayfield- Smith Academy
Edwin R. Graham
Clara D. True
Florence M. Gardener
Mildred Graves
Jlara Ji. Graham
Graham
Miss True
Miss Graves
Miss Gardner
Koond
Drary College
Springfield
T West
Bollinger County Bank
Aollar
Drums
DAWM
Eno
E. R. Graham
Rock Point
Madison County
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Pup
Sachs Marcantile Co’s
Columbus Roberts
Justice Conrad
Union Township
Hawn
Marble Hill
Bennett Nations
Sheriff Wells
A. Mayers
Twin
Clerke
Adorn
Geoge
Alice
Oin
Wann
Effie Horn
Horrell
Ream K
Sampaple
Kinder
Lis Laverie
Tay the
Buffalo Pitts Traction
The
Reeves 3S Co
Straw iStacker
Bruiler
McCormick Binder
Osgood
U.S. Standard Wagon Seales
W. H. Tacke
Biehl’s Perry CO
H. W. Boss
Public Square
C. P. Caldwell
Missouri
Supreme Court of the State
M. Witmer
Zalma
Zalma Lodge of Masons
Glen Allen, Ao
C. W. Rhodes
W. K. Chandler
Geo
Exning Corman
Atty-At-Law
Hopae
E. Clark
F. Stevens
Sash
Pee Utesville
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