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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
8
The Manaie Hinn Press published an item while Hill and Chandler served as publishers. It is registered at the Marte Hill post office as second class matter.
Our correspondents arrived too late for the last issue and health is noted as good. Mr. Barrett plans to move back to his home region. Mike Barnhart visited home folks over Saturday and Sunday. John Simpson returned from Marble Hill. Eimer Sitges traveled to Gipsy Bre. Hirkle visited Marble Hill on Thursday. John Dogcett took a trip to Vipsy Sunday. John Simpsety and family visited Clithorn Barnes. Emery Povvore visited Wirecarver's on Sunday. Town health notes and brief visits fill the column.
Fragmented OCR item reports a meeting at a church, a restaurant move, multiple illness notes, renewals day, and scattered personal updates. Names appear inconsistently, making specifics unclear, but mentions WoM.Strome's Sur Rev Patent and various individuals with sickness and visits.
Miss Stella Miller visits Trace Creek on Saturday night and Sunday to see Mrs A J Ross at Marquand. Fred Malonee called on a friend at Trace Creek during the weekend. Alett Iarew Day.
Crerusay Health good Spring appears and rumors of war linger. Charles Skies and Cleve Hovis move to town. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burrow a boy. Cleve Hovis, mothers and babies doing well. Wooton lodge attended. Mrs. Bul Carter visited Mrs. Ailis. Road boss POM McKelyy did couch work. Beanett Whittenders of Zatma on streets. Pioneer Conperage company Vasu shipped their load. AL Dynewell visited Life Toss Srotay. Newt Rubbs of Kraalman in town en route to Gipsy. Free Ranagn.
A scrambled relic notes community events including a quitting, dinner, and tasks. Mentions Mes J D Wawn, Mayen, Chas, postmasters Albirt Suvith and Mars Starkey, Dr Will Naw, Dr Fyetar, Mr Kallian, Hannity, Rev BE PL Keach with church appointments at Patton and Whitewater, planning a Texas return around April 1.
Community snippets record visits by Joho Abernathy and others, with mentions of Tol Chibb, Loar 4, and a night at Bennett Whittenlur. George W Clabb rents Henry Cole’s farm, Elmer Manve seen nearby, Liey Gibson visits sister Lizzie Smith, and repairs to a sheep farm by Uncle Calvin Wageoner. A new phone line is expected in the area.
Weather hints at spring. H B Wawn’s dwelling and smoke house burned on the 101k, almost everything lost. Neighbors plan to rebuild. Will Yount of Will Mayfield College, Marble Hill, at home. Trace Creek school closed last Friday. at night an entertainment. Song service at Trace Creek Sunday night. Miss Gillia Parson improving. Mrs. Ida Mouser very sick. George Mouser visited his brother John Sunday. Woods burn nearby. Rev Bess held regular service.
Miss Ina Kitchen and Mrs Walter Dennis visited My House Sunday while the sawmill halts this week due to road work. William Stanfill plans to rebuild his house and store, Floyd Dennis helps his brothers Curtis and Walter Dennis, Nettie Denman Olen Alien visits grandfather Shell, Mae Dennis visits Grandfather Kitchen, Sam Shell noted as wealthier neighbor.
Several residents across Arkansaw report visits and family updates. Mrs John Mingvle and thirteen from Lutesville visit her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Profler while Jacob Masters recovers from cleamutisn. Mrs Mollie Phelps visits Nancy Protter. Mary Masters sick. families moving to Malden. Ebenezer church services announced. born Marel 13.00 to Mr and Mrs J T Cobb.
Health remains good in the community as Merchant J W Tallent returns from a trip to Atlanta. Families and young people attend social events at Miss Rosa Tinnin's house. Rev Z P Yount conducted services at Liberty church. Dry weather pushes corn purchases from Perry county. Emanuel Lacy, J H Devenport travel for corn, with Devenport and Lacy families visiting Emanuel Lorance. Road work and farm busy season noted as farmers prepare to sow oats.
J M Welker and W J Hale return from Tennessee with a fine stallion and a jack. Mr and Mrs Snowden Mr and Mrs Boxton and Mrs Martin of Cornwall spend parts of Wednesday and Thursday here. Rev FE P Keath visits relatives on return from Bonne Terre where his daughter is ill. Fred Malonee and Charles Sittes enter Will Mayfield college last Monday. Harley Venable works for J H Whitener, W G Slinkard and Miles Moore haul hay from G A Venable. Will Collins hauls to Marquand for Fayette Bess. Mrs Will Collins returns from bedside of her ill parents, Rev and Mrs Beshears. Minta Hale and Harley Hale ill. L C Griffiths sister at bedside.”
Friday through the week residents and visitors bound by church and family ties. Harold Welker visited home folks while Judge Hayey and partner Mr. Moore of Charleston were in the area Thursday. Rev D B L Barrett preached his last sermon of the conference year at Ride. Jack Rhodes visited his son Charles the other day. WK Richards pursued timber interests locally. Hod and L C Gyittich were dining in the CHL area last week. Reg Bowers preached on tithing at Union Sunday evening. Dan Lincoln has a sick child. Major Bess’s wife’s little girl and Marsh Yount’s baby also ill with symptoms. The telephone proves a great saver of time and horseflesh. Pattition went to Whalleston to visit his wife’s daughter Mrs Nowh Sites. JOM. Sittes has been very ill for some weeks. H Wessvinnas.
Local readers report visitors and residents keeping up with the neighbors as spring nears. Miss Nora Hahn studies at Will Mayfield College while Capt Dale promotes farm prospects to buyers. Evon Underwood moves in, rumors hint at a nearby wedding, and County Highway Engineer Zimmerman passed through, noted by locals.
Andrew Thomas reports on gatherings and visits across multiple towns. Miss Doors Bo Lites and Capt. John A. Reilly appear among residents visiting relatives and recovering health. Robert Hahn hauls railroad ties. J. A Lates buys a fine tare from Jesse Malin. A bachelors reunion Saturday night was a grand success with all accounts.
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