Publishers Entered at Marble Hill Post Office
Mill and Chandler, publishers, are entered as second class matter at the Marble Hill post office.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
8
Our Correspondents Health Very Poor
Our correspondents note health is poor with Miss May Chandler on the sick list. Will Stevens plans to plow and raise a thousand bushels of corn. Ben Page of Dunklin county returns home after visiting relatives, then plans to work for I. A. Wallis this summer. Mat Mungle makes ties for Argie Stone, Wrary Witue.
Lutesville Public High School Progress Notes and Events
Lutesville Public High School shows steady progress as about twenty five students prepare for the teachers' examination. Bernice Berry Arthur Liley Dora Crites and Nora Eldracher joined last week. Six teachers report bright lively pupils with daily work uninterrupted. Third and sixth grade pupils presented an elaborate program Friday to positive reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Berry
Arthur Liley
Dora Crites
Nora Eldracher
Surprise party at Henry Eugas home celebrates Mrs. Eugas birthday
A large group of friends attended the surprise party held last Saturday night at Henry Eugas residence to honor Mrs. Eugas. Mentions H W Bennett selling his mercantile business and moving to a farm near Zalma, and new merchant Hefner arriving to stay at Patton hotel awaiting family arrival. C J Sharrock plans Jefferson City trip to visit husband, representative R W Statler leaves hotel daily for his farm four miles away. Harley Statler repairs bicycle for summer service. R L and T D Robinson produce maple syrup and sugar. Pattonite signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eugas
Local notes from Marquand and surrounding districts
Transacting business and visits noted in Marquand with residents Hale Spain Goree and Rogers. Attendees include Miss Maud Grindstaff Charlie Minter John Alexander Craddoe Chas Wallis Ed Slinkard and siblings of Carmel and Thomason. Rev Campbell to speak at Ridge church March 7 on Dark Side of the Big City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Spain
A. J. Goree
Marquand
C. Rogers
Mesdames Hale
Spain
W. J. Hale
Castor
Oscar Hale
Regin
Sam Bess
H. B. Venable
Lodge
Craddoe
Chas. Wallis
Hahn District
Andrew Slinkard
Mr. Carmel
C. Thomason
Hurricane
Minta Hale
Charles
Glen Allen
May Berry
Matt Bess
Mt. Carmel
S. Yount
S. M. Campbell
St. Louis
Ridge Church
Rev. Campbell
Big City
Sam Cooper
W. A. Crayton
Dassy
Trace Creek Notes: Local Visits and Sickness Reported
Trace Creek community residents share updates on family illness with Mrs J A Goodson resting after a sick spell with her son Charlie. Bone Haynes and son traveled to Marquand for a business trip while Bert Haynes and Henry Goodson visited Frank Tripp. Oliver Hahn visited friends in Flatwoods. Moore Chapel school closes February 27 with a program that night. Jodn Goodson visited her parents, and Will Goodson went to Glen Allen for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trace Creek
J. A. Goodson
Charlie
Bone Haynes and
Marquand
Bert Haynes
Henry Goodson
Frank Tripp
Oliver Hahn
Flatwoods
Moore Chapel
Jodn Goodson
Will Goodson
Glen Allen
Trace Creex
Local Family News And Moves In Sherman County
Will Robertson and Mr Helms haul ties for Sherman Sylcox. Claude and Myrtle Fowler visit relatives with Berrett Fowler. The Ladd school closed February 20 after a large crowd enjoyed a nice time. Edward Ladd is very low with consumption. George Shield moved to Brownwood. Lee Baker and family moved to Illinois Monday. Ed Uinfleet and family arrived from Mexico due to the war. Mr and Mrs Scott Ridenour of Chaffee visiting relatives. John Fowler moving near Greenbrier. Mrs Effie Whittaker and children visit relatives in town. Mrs Matt Clubb went to Chaffee to visit relatives. Brows Eves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Robertson
Helms
Sherman
Lee Baker
Illinois
Ed Uinfleet
Mexico
Scott Ridenour
Chaffee
John Fowler
Greenbrier
Effie Whittaker
Matt Clubb
Local notes on weather farming and community visits
Arab Health is fairly good. Farm activity includes sowing oats and hauling wheat to Zalma for $1.50 per bushel. Mrs Schatz and Irene visited Mrs Barrett, others attended church in Zalma. Rev Young preached at Brush Creek. John Cargle moved near Zalma. Will Stratman shopped here. Maud Lola Vanmatre and Tom Stilts visited Schatz’s. Bright sunshiny days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatz
Irene
Barrett
Zalma
Dolph Fish
Albert
John Fish
Bland McKee
Tom Stilts
Thos. Young
Brush Creek
Baptist
John Cargle
Will Stratman
Maud
Lola Vanmatre
Weather and social notes from a rural Missouri town
The item compiles local happenings including farming activity, rain impacting roads, sick residents seen by Dr Farrar, a funeral at Rea cemetery on February 23, and numerous social visits. It mentions prayer meetings, Sunday visits, farm movements, road work on Brows Eye, sugar eating gatherings, and a school program scheduled for Friday March 5.
Local notes from a small burg amid bad roads and health updates
Arrived too late for last mail in this burg. Health mostly good with grip and cold cases. One serious case: J. M. Johnson pending Cape operation delayed by rain. Dr. E. K. Statler to accompany. Mrs. Rush H. Limbaugh visiting Emma Seabaugh and family in Columbia. Roads remain poor since thaw. improvement expected if freezing ends. W R Seabaugh expands shop with shade work planned for summer and added shed. W S Smith and G L Smith busy repairing farm machinery as spring farming nears. D R Sample visits D R Seabaugh. Johnson Dalton of Patton visits W S Smith. rheumatism troubles J A Seabaugh. P S Statler and J C Masters hold mail contract to Daisy starting July 1, 1915. D R Seabaugh, sawmill operator, pulls road grader between town and outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Johnson
Cape
E. K. Statler
Rush H. Limbaugh
Columbia
Emma Seabaugh
Susan Limbaugh
W. R. Seabaugh
West End
W.S Smith
G. L. Smith
D. R. Sample
D. R. Seabaugh
Johnson Dalton
Patton
W. S. Smith
Lucius
J. A. Seabaugh
P. S Statler
J. C. Masters
Daisy
Thresherman
Local Notes From the County Lowlands
Health is very good in this vicinity though mud remains. J. 1 West bought a young horse from B. R. Farmer on Saturday. Young folks attended entertainment at the Pound School Friday night. Mr. and Mrs Gay Estes of Marble Hill visited Mrs. Estes' parents. Lt. Mat thews had a fine trade Saturday. Mrs. Mary Stovall is progressing well with poultry. her chickens grow nicely. C. M. Kirkpatrick brought home yearlings from the swamp Tuesday. Ezra Hill spent Saturday night and Sunday with grandparents. Prof. W. W. Patterson and wife visited near Lodge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. McCormick visited John Good son Sunday. Mr. Sitze of Castor made a business trip to Glen Allen Saturday and stopped over at Lt. Matthews's. early start Sunday for home. Mrs. Mit Kinder of Castor spent a few days with kin. Miss Opa Matthews spent Thursday.
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R. Richards
Ora Moore
Hill
Rachel Vance
Cape Girardeau
Rosie Hill
J. 1 West
B. R. Farmer
Pound School
Gay Estes
Marble Hill
C. M. Kirkpatrick
Ezra Hill
Prof
W. W. Patterson
Clarence Wallace
Lodge
F. M. McCormick
John Goodson
Mr. Sitze
Castor
Glen Allen
Lt. Matthews
Moore Chapel School Closes. Community News From Trace Creek
The piece notes pleasant weather, farmers sowing oats, and Henry Goodson visiting Charley Goodson at Fredericktown. It mentions Mr and Mrs Lee Sitze of Trace Creek visiting Mr and Mrs J A Goodson, and reports Moore Chapel school closing after a large crowd attended the exercises. Trace Creek area reporter Guy contributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goodson
Charley Goodson
Fredericktown
Lee Sitze
Trace Creek
Ecarce Trace Creek
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