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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1912

Page

8

Local Notes Report Ills and Happenings Across Counties

Our correspondents report illness among residents including Roy Gaither Grandia Hembree Mrs P C Cobbel and Black Eyes with others recovering. Oscar Threlkeld visited Zalma W T Stone likes the country. Fish from lower counties and a hog shipment to St Louis. Phones being installed west of Leopold. A girl born March 10 to Mr and Mrs Christopher Trankle Jr but died shortly after and is interred at Leopold cemetery.

Roy Gaither Grandia Hembree P. C. Cobbel Oscar Threlkeld Zalma W. T. Stone John Seiler Mr. Flint Latesville A. Hulshof St. Louis Leopold John Healey Christopher Trankle

Local notes report visits and sickness around Advance and nearby farms

Elisha Fulton moves to his sister's farm. Mr and Mrs J J Patton visited Henry Limbangi Saturday night. Frank Lincoln visited his parents Saturday night. Peter Patton works on cross ties for Burette Hender son. Henry Masters trip to Toutesville. Mr and Mrs William Jeeckson visit relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Cash Davault at George Davault's. Hernan Masters returns to Advance for work. Gramma Cameron dies of pneumonia fever. remains at New Trace creek cemetery. J H Kelley ill. Estel Mouser travels to St Louis. Mrs John Green from Cape Girardeau visits ill mother Mrs Cameron. Ernest Cameron and Mrs Harris present during mother's illness. Mrs Will Underwood ill but improving. Mrs F W Shell improving. Mud and snow. maple syrup making. Cleve Myers and Will Senter on regular trips. Aunt Lizzie Rhodes and Uncle Bud Whetstine visit Rhodes. Guy Bollinger, sister Eutha, Amta Kinder guests of Mary and Ernest Whitener. King Greene moves onto Frank Allbright farm. Gravelton school to close March 23 with entertainment. Will Bollinger recovering from typhoid. Frank Shetley to Fredericktown for sick baby. Dave and Bob Whitener hunting foxes. Fayette Rhodes and Funsten Bros consolidate fur trade. School boom continues. three new students: Gladish, Harley Green, Myrtle Shrum. Medieval vs modern history debate by six class members. Yount ladies society meeting March 6 well attended. Rev P Oglesvie back after heart issues. John Hansen Jr visits Maryuand relatives. Quarterly exam looming. students busier. Glen Phelps visits. Young men's debating society to meet soon. date to be announced.

Moyers Gramma” Cameron Walter Sitze New Trace Creek J. H. Kelley Estel Mouser St. Louis John Green Cape Girardeau Harris Will Underwood F. W. Shell Buisvar Cleve Myers Will Senter Lizzie Rhodes Bud” Whetstine M. Rhodes Guy Bollinger Eutha Amta Kinder Mary Ernest Whitener King Greene Frank Allbright Gravelton Will Bollinger Frank Shetley Fredericktown Dave Bob Whitener Fayette Rhodes Funsten Bro Scroot. Gre P. Oglesvie Baok John Hansen, Jr

Local travel and visits noted in Leopold area

Leopold Health remains strong as winter roads bring mud snow and ice. Henry Seesing and August Nenninger traveled to Oran for a business trip returning Sunday. John Krussell from St. Louis planned to sell his farm while visiting, with J B Steinnerd also from St. Louis stopping by.

Leopold Henry Seesing August Nenninger Oran John Krussell St. Louis J.B. Steinnerd

Local health improves as town notes brief events

Health is improving around this burg. Little Miss Rosie Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chestner, sick with pneumonia, is greatly improved. The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Bess on March 9, leaving a fine boy. Mother and babe are doing well. 3om to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Teevers March 4, a fine girl. mother and babe are doing well. A.M. and Ora James traveled near Gravel Hill Saturday. David Brown and S. E. Dewhitt visited Jackson last Wednesday. The Union Ridge and Scopus Telephone Company met March 8, voted to take in eleven new subscribers and arranged to reach Gravel Hill. Harvey Hanners and wife visited S. E. Dewhitt and family Saturday and Sunday. Effie Seabaugh, daughter of Christian Seabaugh near Patton, died March 7 after long illness. family grieves. G. J. Cook of Sedgewickville estimated snowfall at his place 544 feet. J. J. Mayfield has been in poor health. hoped for recovery. Lee Brown lost a good young horse last week to blind staggers. George Wallis of Cape County, former local, said hogs dying nearby from unknown disease. Jack axplit.

Rosie Lee J. M.chestner Ephraim Bess Babe Ephraimy Ed Teevers A.M Ora James Gravel Hill David Brown S& E George Wallis Cape County Jack Axplit

Famous Religious Editor Praises Pastor Russell

The venerable Pastor Russell, renowned as a leading evangelist and writer, receives widespread praise from the press and church circles. Reports highlight his half‑year foreign tours, mass audience appeal, and planned weekly sermons in newspapers across England, Ireland, Scotland, and beyond, projecting his growing influence in America and abroad.

Huseelt London Brooklyn Lappa Pastor Russell Cithea

Pastor Russell Speaks On Marshill In Athens Sermon

The sermon in Corinth, Greece, March 10 covered repentance and the end of polytheism and image worship. It discusses Saint Paul’s teachings, the resurrection, and the conversion of nations seeking divine grace through Christ.

Pastor Russell

Estes Brothers Foreclosure Notice in Bollinger County

By virtue of a special execution dated November 3 2001 the clerk of the court of Bollinger County Missouri is directed to sell real estate in Bollinger county to satisfy a judgment in favor of Ale avurl against William A Betward. The sheriff joins in the sale, scheduling at nine o clock on March 9 in Lor tortonon, Missouri. The property lies in Bollinger County and will be sold for cash to the highest bidder as allowed by law.

Ballinger Minmouri Rae Aleavurl William L. Dunn Bollinger William A. Betward Env Hellinger Ankorelend Hellinger Amd Etnde Mirmamad Mieevwirl Ratlinger

Public sale of delinquent real estate in Bollinger County Missouri

By authority of a proceeding in Bollinger County Missouri the sheriff will sell at public vendue the undivided interest of the defendants in parts of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and other parcels in section 7 township 5? range 9, at the courthouse north door Marble Hill during the March term of the circuit court. The sale is to satisfy a judgment in favor of William L. Dunn collector of revenue against W H Sears Lemuel Sears and others for forty three dollars and thirty nine cents plus costs. Sale set for Friday March 15 between 9 am and 5 pm.

Bollinger Missouri W. H. Sears Lemuel Sears WE. Skidmore Lillie Skidmore W. F. Skidmore Dear Loyd Charley Youngling Rose Youngling Harvey Youngling Circuit Court Ballinger Mate Selec Aternoon Marble Hill Bollinger County Miesourt

Notice of Inheritance Claim in Missouri Probate

Notion appears to be a probate notice in Bollinger County Missouri. The undersigned court acknowledges a grant related to Marve M Latretoe or related estate with terms for guardianship and allowance. The notice sets a one year limitation from publication for claims and prescribes consequences for failure to file.

Marve Ray le Pres Walt Ohaim Jexwime

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