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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
8
Our Correspondents Muddy News Roundup
Our correspondents report general local happenings with mentions of ill health, sales, property transfers, and social visits. The fragmentary notes include illnesses, a land sale to Jacob Seabaiugh, a recent company distall, and various neighbors’ activities around Plie Hillehurel and Latesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggio
Dora Miller
John C. Evans
Jacob Seabaiugh
Patton Telephone Company
Miller
Plie Hillehurel
Local News Notes From Zalina Section and Nearby
Fragmentary notes report Miss Elton Estes and Lillie Wastted visiting, Will Wagoner and Charley Hanks traveling to Lowildes to mill, Elmer Done hired to teach Zalina remainder term beginning Monday, Willman Estes ill, Born-To Mroo and Mrs Albert Gaines welcome a baby girl, lingering winter prompts wish for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Estes
Lillie
Bostic
Will Wagoner
Charley Hanks
Lowildes
Elmer Done
Zalina
Willman Estes
Dave Born
Mroo
Albert Gaines
Sickness in Our Commons and Local Farm News
Our Commons reports several sick residents including Heiner and Carson sons of GW Lincoln. Lincoln fed his farm to John James and bought Elisha Fulton’s place. Thomas Shin bought a mare for 200 dollars. Missing detail on local farms and crops. wheat looks poor and peaches expected short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiner and Carson
GW Lanceln
H M. Lincoln
John James
Elisha Fulton
Thomas Shin
J. E. Ridings
Masters
Marion
Marshall Tankersley
Burette Henderson
Lutesville
Lizzie
A J Lincoln
William Lincoln
John Mayfield
Aidain
J.D. Ridings
Ridings
Dunklin County
Baby births and local notes at Union Light area
Union Light Health notes good health with colds. A preacher missed a service due to weather. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs W B Davis with mother and baby doing well. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jim Mungle. Mrs Nola Brotherton improving after illness. Charley Denman seen on Sunday road near Flat River with Miss Fannie Ward in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Light
W. B. Davis
Babe
W. B
Jim Mungle
Nola Brotherton
Charley Denman
Charley
Fannie Ward
Flat River
Visiting relatives and local social notes from Union Light
The item records Mrs Ward visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W A Ward at Union Light and Miss Fdnw Batts of Vindager attending prayer meeting there. It mentions a friendly phone call from the Watkins and sightings of Wil Whitmer, with community attendance noted and a mention of a Landing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirmidius Davis
Union Light
Watkins
Wil Whitmer
Sipiles Landing
Marquand wedding and local notes from Arkansas area
Miss Ida Sitze daughter of EA Sitze and Willan Lane of Arkansas were married at Marquand March 17 with Rev OF A Bowers officiating. They will reside nearby. Numerous local updates follow about horse losses, road mishaps, visitors, sick relatives and a moving merchant in the community, with weather woes and health concerns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sitze
EA Sitze
Willan Lane
Arkansas
Marquand
A Bowers
John Henderson
Mt Carmel
Rhodes and
Venable
Maude Barks
Pre
Mollie Stanfill
Charles Rhodes
Hale & Hampton
George Welch
Latesville News and Local Happenings Patch
Local notes recount farming work, fence building, and timbering. Rail of weather delays. mad dog scare follows a canine bite and officials move to protect dogs. Miss Maud Smith departs for Dallas, Nora Mouser weds, and Prof Hubard praised for school term success. Public sale announced. homes and farms changing hands as residents move or visit nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro) Hubbard
Blytheville
Ark
Prof. Hubbard
Latesville
Lutesville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trades
Lutesville residents record small town movements with Jess Crader of Glen Allen in town Tuesday Merchants Drum and Lutes visiting St Louis this week Henry Cooper of Perkins Creek in town Monday Mrs E E Arthur of Sikeston visited last week William Kitchen of the Flatwoods was in Lutesville Monday trading Will Henry is having his dwelling built or renovated in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandine Baker
Glen Allen
A B ‘Chandlers
Jess Crader
St. Louis
Henry Cooper
Perkins Creek
E E. Arthur of
Sikeston
Our City
William Kitchen
Flatwoods
Lutesville
Remembering Katherine Camren and church ties in Missouri
An obituary note recounts Katherine Camren born in East Tennessee on February 24 converted to Missionary Baptists at about 15, married Alexander Camren at 16, and mothered thirteen children. After years in Missouri Bollinger county, she was widowed and blind in later life, died March 10, and left a devout Christian family. A poetic tribute follows with memories of her care and longing for home. The nearby Rock Sew Chat and Klatter Club in Brookfield is mentioned, alongside a cattle shipment from Sam Offut near Orrick to Kansas City, highlighting a mammoth four-year-old cow sold for $5.75 per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Camren
Tennessee
Tak
Missionary Baptists
Alexander Camren
Missouri
Bollinger County
Grandia
Sam Offut
Orrick
Kansas City
Arthur Baker
K. C
St Joseph
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Rev
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