Marble Hill Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Flask Graves returned from St Louis yesterday. Arthur Sachs left Sunday for St Louis. Johnson Crump drove mules to Scott County yesterday. Mrs H B Crow offers carpet weaving and dyeing. Harry McCans traveled to Fred ietown last Saturday and back Monday. Mr Carter of the Moffatt West Drug Co. was in Lutesville last Wednesday. W P McCans repaired and improved his Marble Hill residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flask Graves
St. Louis
Arthur Sachs
St Louis
Johnson Crump
Scott County
Harry McCans
Fred |Ietown
Mr. Carter
Moffatt
West Drug Company
Lutesville
W. P. McCans
Marble Hill
Sos A Boom Advertises Harness Goods
A fragmented list advertises various harness and horse tack items such as plow gearing harness collars chains bach bands halters breast straps flames buggy harness lap robes storm aprons buggy cushions ox lashes wagon whips curry combs bridle bits brushes and related gear should
Local notices and ads highlight readers and business updates
Typhoid recovery for Willie Statler. Shoes offered at Sachs'. John Tibbitts reports land office activity. Dr. J S. Calson to beat Mrs. Jamison on March 27 28 29. DeWitts Little Early Risers praised. Sachs Mercantile buys country produce at top price. Avery Ellis Red Bluff Montana note. DeWitt pills praised as sagacious remedy. Baptist church thanks for oyster supper. A Bohnsack promotes wallpaper and cattery line. Avery Waits relocates gallery to Glen Allen. Maloney visits county on business. Jeans and fabrics at Sachs Mercantile Co. Witter removing old business site. Farmers urged to bring goods to Buds Mercantile Co Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Waits
Bessville
Glen Allen
Philip Maloney
Jacob Hinkle
J. C. Clippard
Burfordsville
D. W. Graves
Benton
M. Poe
Patton
Missouri
Sachs Mercantile Co
Marble Hill
Dr. Witter
Bud’s Mercantile Co
Viher Place
Bollinger
Judge Denies Bail for Taylor Pierce in First Degree Murder Case
Judge Fox again convened circuit court to decide on admitting Taylor Pierce to bail. He overruled the motion and ordered Pierce back to jail. The case is set for trial in June. Pierce, reported ill since his arrest, remains held. he will be moved to Fredericktown with his son in a few days. The Lloyd hand case was continued to the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Circuit Court
Taylor Pierce
Iis
Pierce
Fredericktown
Lloyd Hand
Scopus News Briefs Include Illnesses and Moves
W C Cole is sick and Lee Cole has moved to Cape County. M H Williams, ill, is improving. Mrs M H Williams is at Dr W C Talley for treatment. Miss Cyntha Bennett returned from Bernie visit. Mrs Henry Jackson and Mrs Brint Fulkerson are mothers of babies. W H Lates’s family members ill are improving. W N Nauney returned from Kentucky to a sick brother. H B Cole went to Scott county on a peddling trip after a tip to Cape county. Coal mine opening on H Williams farm near Scopus discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H Williams
M. H Williams
W. C. Talley
Cyntha Bennett
Bernie
Henry Jackson
Brint Fulkerson
W. H. Lates
W.N. Nauney
Kentucky
H. B. Cole
Scott County
Cape County
H. Williams
Scopus
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Marble Hill Briefs
Moe
John Castator
Ioods
J. H. Lutes
Lutesville, Mo
Willie Statler
Willea
Sachs
John
John Tibbitts
DeWitt
E. P. Biggs
Sunder
Department of the Press
Sachs Mercantile Company
Avery Ellis
Red Bluff
Mont
A. Bander
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Che
A. Bonnsack’s
A. Bohnsack
Bes
Baxter Huskey
Zalma
Bohinsaeck
Milwaukee Harvester
Scopus News
W. C. Cole
Lee Cole
Ayer
August Bohnsack
Ceneral Hardware
J. BH. Roelker
Steel
South Bend Chilled
Avery Steel
Oliver
Bellville
Itebil
J. M. Poe
Luresville
M- Parsons
Carter
Capital Hotel
N. E. Cor
9Th
Chestnut Sts
C. P. Caldwell
Supreme Court
Ourthouee
H. J. Klene
Bricklayer & Contractor
THE
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marblehill
Missour
Taranteeo
Tas
E. R. Graham
Priorpat
H. W. Boss
Public Square
Tao
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
Conrad
Elmer Baib
Attree
WB. Finney
Dy Laflin
A. Clipperd
William Norman
Uxpress
C. W
Rhodes
T R. C. M. Witmer
Ornena the
Sample
Fy Bollinger
Von
Blount
Sorlker
Charter Oak
Fame
Telephone
Madel
Moark
New Homestead
Rosendale
Louisville
ACME
Challenge
Pittsburg
Big Muddy
George E. Clark & Son
L. Mayer
Lau
Mia
A. E. Mayer
SOI
Marble Hill, MO
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