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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
8
The Marble Hill post office is listed as second class matter. This status affects publication and handling of mail and notices in the local timetable.
Teeters went to his farm Friday afternoon to do work and returned Monday. AR. Pierce, who has been in the country a few days, returned Monday. Rev. W. A. Davault filled his appointment at Marquand Sunday. The janitors rejoice at the approach of spring. New students entering this week are Ollie Murphy and Granville Collins Guy.
Arrived tanate for hhat week. A few cases of measles and mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Ward welcomed a fine baby. B. Long is staying at Lewis Hindman’s pew. Albert Hutson plans to sell fruit trees in spring. W. Leng and daughter visited L. Ku Lane. Jacob Borders prepares to move to Pulltight. Mrs. S. G. Bedwell visited her son Andrew. Roy Harris works at the saw mill. D. M. Corbin expects to start his till son.
W. J. Hale attends to business in Marble Hill this week. W. A. Crayton lies sick for several days while friends cut wood near his home. B. Huffman visited Geo Greene’s near Mayfield. Andy Moore and family visited W. A Crayton’s Sunday. W. A. Venable of Marquand visited relatives Sunday. Davenport Hamlyn and Burton visited W. A. Crayton Sunday. H. B. Venable and family spent Sunday with Oscar Hale. Dines Bess and family visited Sam Bess Sunday. Sam Bess brought in 450 ties Friday. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Rhodes fell and broke her arm Monday morning. Dr Carr set the bone and the child is doing well. Geo Ramsey moves to the Jack Rhodes house. Geo Welch visits St. Louis this week. Ode Bess helps in Mr Welch’s store. Hale and Venable put up fence the past week. Farmers readying to plant crops. several plowing. Henry Huffman has gone to work for Wm Shell. Darsy.
Health is good and springlike weather graces Dongola. Granville Collins's school closed Saturday with a jolly time. Grant Sample handles heavy work. C Harris and son John Grable and Bud Scowden clear land. Willie Harris visited J M Bridges Sr Saturday evening. W A Shell and Miss Bertha Shell wed last Tuesday. Sanders of near Advance moves to town. Henry Christiter fell from a wagon Saturday with only a broken nose. John Grable and Ellison Harris went to Goose Pond Hill Sunday. Drum boys visited town last Sunday. Pearl Tolbert and family mentioned in passing.
Sunday social rounds report visits among Harris Murphy Watson and others with several sick at home. Protracted meeting ends. Weather turns wintry with snow and oats sown before heavy snow. Local weddings and land trades rumored. many small-town updates and best wishes to The Press.
A local letter column reports on social visits and family gatherings. McGee and Huskey families exchange Sunday visits, Sierman McGee visits from town, Harris and Reuben McCormick host, George Baker’s family visits Crosby and Sun, Emerson Liley visits Ro Me Cormick, McDaniel family hosts, Masters visit Barrated family, Lizzie Whitener of Fredericktown visiting her parents, farmers plan building fence and sowing oats.
Farmers busy sowing oats. Grant Galloway on sick list. Mrs. Walker hosts guests Iola Harris Fila Key Katie Dinkens Noda Huffine. Arthur Howell returns from California. Baker school extended six weeks. Mrs. Dickens visits Galloway. Essie Eula Andrus Ancie Gaines attend church. Rev Buckner to preach fifth Sunday at Palmore church. Mrs. Lee Andrus injured in fall. Ernest Baker visiting homefolks. Burette Key plans oat crop instead. Lola Harris visits Ella Key. Lula Ora Myers at Perkins Creek church. Mrs. Add Key and Joseph Gaines ill. Mell Sturgeon seen on Cane Creek. Two Caums.
Buchanan Health is ftead. Winter has come to stay all summer. Sid Smith and A A Kinder made a business trip to Lowndes last week. Charley Barrett visited Leonard Hefner Sunday. Mr Miller and family of Patton moved on. Ned Wagner took his sister Mrs West C Myers to Lutesville to meet Mr Myers who has been teaching at Ekron. Roy Barrett, kicked by a horse, is out again. Mrs Mary Kinder is on the play. Dora Chronister staying with Mrs EC McMinn. Alvin Bostick and wife visited his brother Lige Sunday. Arkansas they plan to make their home in Lutesville.
A reader from the area expresses intent to start a business with Mr. and Mrs. France Bridges, hoping to bring activity to The Press era. The note hints at local entrepreneurship but provides few concrete details.
A Busy Period with visits and daily tasks across Scopus Marble Hill and Lutesville. Dale son visited his daughter Mrs John Fulbright near Oak Ridge. Will Dewitt family visited his parents Mr and Mrs F M Cole. Asa Estes reported healthy winter. Mills started for James Chandler Milling company bringing convenient meal. Several trips for merchandise, cotton seed, cross ties and farm work noted. A newborn girl born to Mr and Mrs Lyman Hahn on March 20.
R. C. Rhode Island Reds breed 11 years from 15 to 20 dollars for cock birds true to type and color excellent layers Eggs per setting 1 to 2 AA Black Minorca eggs 75 cents per setting Bral reduction if taken away in baskets Satisfaction guaranteed W A Davaner Marble Hill Mo
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