Marble Hill Briefs Among Local Happenings
Local notes report Mrs Crow visiting for carpet care, Miss Clara Spider from Glen Allen attended a ball, and Walter Kelley promoting Hizzins weather strips. Arthur Sadie to return soon. Po mona nursery rep visited Heamholdt Tennessee. Cora Beck from Leemon visited Marble Hill area. Henry M. Smith graded the lot between New Famous and Palace of News. Reilly at Glen Allen offered spring hats. W M Sample installed a glass front on Main street for a new business. Lutesville Magnolia mills flour promoted at the Jew store in Bollinger County.
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Pomona
Heamholdt
Tenn
Cora Beck
Leemon
Marble Hill
Lutesville
Henry M. Smith
New Famous
Palace of News
Miss Reilly
Glen Allen
W. W. Sample
Main Street
Local notices and ads from small town column
A mixture of small ads and notices: sale of Milwaukee Harvester by A Bohnsack, Miss Belle Bollinger back from St Louis studying chilinery, Bee Burks and Lou James visiting Palace of News, Miss Hattie Sadler recovering from typhoid fever, A Bohnsack advertises wallpaper, Edward Beck and wife visiting Marble Hill and Lutesville, DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills promoted, Robert Fisher improving his yard with vines, church interior work, garden tools at A Bonndack, and a garbled line about John A Reth and Merivait Simee selling oats at home.
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A. Bohnsack
Bes
Edward Beck
Leeman, Mo
Marble Hill
Lutesville
Southeast News Briefs From Emmie to Dexter
Mrs Amy Jadwin of Emmie met was thrown from a horse and injured. A Keely league is now in order at Charleston with Elli ot as president. Thieves stole 74 dollars of meat from R B Harris meat house near Charleston. Mrs George Stewarts barn near Birds Point burned last Thursday causing 1500 dollars loss by lightning. Mississippi County to hold a sheriff election after Sheriff Goodwin death. six candidates. A man found dead near Morehouse suspected murdered by a tramp. James E Parish shot and killed in a quarrel near Dexter. Richard Horton 46, arrested with McDowell and Cooper as conspirators.
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Keely Leage
Charleston
George
Elliot
R. B. Harris
George Stewart
Birds Point
Mississippi County
Sherif Goodwin
James E Parish
Dexter
Richard Horton
McDowell
Cooper
Idlewild officers host Cape Girardeau reception voyage
The New Idlewild officers gave a reception and excursion to Cape Girardeau residents on Tuesday last week. Citizens presented the boat a new flag bearing the city name to fly atop the jack staff.
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Idlewild
Cape Girardeau
First Sunday Sunday School Plans Start Next Week
The Christian Sunday school will begin its work next Sun day at 1 30 in the afternoon with no conflicting meeting. Members of other Sunday schools and churches are invited to attend. It is hoped the efforts of its officers will be rewarded by a good Sunday school.
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Christian Sunday School
Shipped Out Lansing Stratts Flees With Funds
Dexter real estate man Lansing Stratts disappeared after leaving town with about 900 dollars from Isis firm and 1100 dollars borrowed. He was seen in St. Louis days ago and offered no explanation for the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Stratts
Dexter
Isis
St. Louis
Box Factory at Zalma Reaches Full Capacity
A big business summary notes Zalma's box factory operates at full capacity with thirty men and ten young women employed, marking a major industrial development for the Zalma area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalmia
Zalma
Easter Service Melodic Program by Rev McClintock Class
Rev McClintock leads a large youth and children Easter service next Sunday night featuring solos choruses recitations and declamations. Includes an old fashioned plantation melody by children full chorus the Lord's Prayer in song and tableau by young girls the Penitents Prayer by Miss Rosa Fischer banter week by seven young ladies a visit to the Savior's tomb by Mr John Slagle an ode to the Savior by Miss Mollichi and music arrangements. All invited bring a small offering to support spreading the hopeful message.
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McClintock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marble Hill Briefs
Clara Spider
Glen Alen
Walter Kelley
Arthur Sadie
Lutesville Magnolia Mills
Jew Store
Bollinger
Saddlery
John Castator
J. H. Lutes
Lutesville, Mo
Milwaukee Harvester
Belle Bollinger
Chilinery
Bee Burks
Lou James
Hattie Sadler
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Beter
DeWitt
E. P. Biggs
Robert Fisher
A. Bonndack
John A. Reth
Wat. A. Rack
Merivait Simee
Amy Jadwin
Emmie Met
Presbyterian Church
Ayer
Annette N. Moon
Fountain
Mina
J.C. Ayer &Co
Lowell
Mass
August Bohnsack
General Hardware
J. H. Roelker
South Bone Chilled
Avery Steel
Qliver
Bellville
Srbeel
J. M. Poe
N- M Parsons
Carter
Epert
Bate
Prz
Dax
Co. P. Caldwell
Thorney-At-Law
Marble Hil
Missouri
Supreme Court of the State
A. J. Klene
Batiefaction
Blount
Charter Oak
Fane
Telephone
Mabel Homestead
Boyle
Repatan
Rosendale and Lomaville
ACME
Challenge
Pittsburg
Big Muddy
George E. Clark & Son
L. Mayrer
A. E. Marx
Marble Hill, MO
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Mayfield-Smith Agadee
Missi
E. R. Graham
H. W. Boss
Public Square
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
Gro
Eviav Comsadatt’y-At -Law
William Nor
Freight
Mapane
Restaury
Rhod
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