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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
8
Hill and Chandler, publishers, are entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter in the paper's record.
The entry records health matters and visits concerning the Baker family including J W Baker and Walter Baker. It notes Baker was on the sick list last week and later left for Deter Mich. for employment, with various Sunday and weekday church visits mentioned.
Meeks ill at home Nanue bord and Genner back to health Dr Aries Murphy still sick while Dreorkel and Higdanot Allenville Afr attend Cape Girardeau exams. Murphy visited Cape Girardeau for six father Len Ludinets aid Liddie Wittanin. Cape Girardeau teachers exam Friday Saturday. Motorpik home Sunday. Lizehy Bramilet teaching at Ri atles visited family. Women grow cabbage and plant orders. Mr Dora Hutter ordered 3 510 plants from Alabama AM. Huckstep plastered for Mrs Snider. Hosea trades garden for Mrs Snider Monday. Falgor Hosea carpentry at Mrs No Barks residence. Dora Hunter went to Lattin Friday. Rev Barrett filled Baptist church services Saturday night and Sunday. Agevere.
Pronk Breaneh Winter remains active healthwise with minor ailments noted. Local business activity includes trips by W. M. Stukard and son Resper Willian Bucanels, George Call, and Bad Remsey to Martie Hill. Randolph Hrunziker and Andy Bollicer to Murtole Hill. Multiple residents sold stock at Wheeler Mitchell’s sale, including a fine team of mules, a cow, a mare, and several colts. John Blanken and son, William Runnels, H. Blanken, and others made trips to Marble Hill and Wheeler Mitchell’s sale.
The note from Buchanan expresses disappointment as the school closed last Friday March 2 and beloved teacher Miss Azalea Caldwell leaves. It mentions Vernie Thurston moving into a completed house on Monday and Otto Burk, a Cape normal student, spending Saturday and [text truncated].
Community updates cover visits by families and friends, sales, and illnesses. Members travel to Cape Girardeau, Jackson, and near Lutesville. events include church notices, a school burn injury update, maple syrup making, and a large public sale at Perkins Creek. A probate sale announcement concludes the fragment.
The report states health is reasonably good with minor ailments including grip and smallpox among Mr. and Mrs. Than McCormick.
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