03 Mar 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1892
Page
1
Local mentions include Marble Hill baseball club and residents visiting St Louis. Various small items cover a mechanic lien sale, local politics, post office purchases, and a range of incidents from accidents, burglaries, and crimes to church services and school notes. Named people include Lane Buss Mitchim Elfrank and community figures across multiple towns.
Four mining interests remain on the books as Jesse Lates repairs his restaurant. R. L. Allen entered Cape Normal on the 1st. T. M. Jones has added an extension to his butcher shop. Father Bettles of Leopold was in town Saturday. Wilson Robertson and family moved back to Lutesville. Mrs J. Q. Ramsey of New Madrid visits relatives. Elder Kendle may become a Lautesville citizen soon. Eli Lutes went to St. Louis on business returning Saturday. Mrs. Allen, formerly of town, paid a friendly visit. Dr. Barford of Gravel Hill visited relatives here last Saturday. W. W. Sample went to St. Louis on business returning Sunday. Mrs. Biggs now stocks a new millinery line. Dr. Jaques store was broken into. nothing important missing. O. J. Snider sold 600 bushels of seed oats to farmers in two weeks. Mr. Spurlock of Indiana rents part of Miss Boice’s property until his dwelling is built. J. M. Poe returned home Saturday after two weeks in the lower counties. J. M. Barford received a carload of lumber for a new residence. Geo. E. Clark & son plan new dwelling this week. Eli Spurlock received a load of jamber and is shaping a dwelling. Hollis of Stoddard County read Hog. bere last ing of making itegville his avd. (Note: several fragments appear garbled.)
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