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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
4
A patchwork of names, places, and errands from Patton to Krallman. Omer Lates delivers groceries door to door while mentions of Omer Lutes, Zach Kelley, and J H Brahm appear among scattered social updates. Reports cover visits, illnesses, and upcoming church district events tied to Elvine and the Fermington M. E. Conference.
Administrator of Milas Dollar Secsaset announces final settlement proceedings in Hollinger County Probate Court Missouri. Hearing to be held at Martie Bit, Hollinger County, beginning Monday May 14, 1008. Attendees include W A Macruns and Prof 8 M Dulaney formerly of Mime La Motte.
Bollinger County firm offers title examination and abstract services for real estate. The company, Bollinger County Land and Title Co, provides complete title search, examination, and abstract preparation to aid in real estate transactions.
A fragmented OCR page notes J. Robertson the “phone man of Laterville” renewing items, J Kirkpatrick displaying a new place, Lanpion's Soda guidance, Rev B F McManama at Owen district conference, and sales at Taylor Mercantile. Other items include a wool suit price, sailing plans for Robert Droz, I D Beach and Oliver Helen at work, and Louis Kummer’s visit about a foot issue from a sharp-edged sail tripping an incident.
Marble Hill area items include Master Neil Saith visiting Zams Monds to speed the ammer Mes and Mr and Mrs Chas G Revelle visiting from Fas. Also mention of James Sisgie coughing reguiad wher s brtile Sept Saez at Pe AR. A fall line of buggies wagons plows and farming implements priced at Taylor Mercande Co. SN W Hufimsn and two daughters with Mr Poston of Lafim paid Marble Hill a Tuesday visit to the office.
A mixed column from a Missouri newspaper mentions a Chicago firm rep visiting Lutesville to discuss subscription work, a Texan businessman seeking buyers for a sorghum pen mill if cane crops justify it, and a call for May 12 township meetings to elect a central committee and delegates for a May 19 mass meeting at the courthouse. It notes an administrator’s notice of final settlement for the Mouser estate in Bollinger County beginning May 14, 1908.
At a Teachers College sophomores meeting on Wednesday, Mr. C. B. Williams was unanimously elected representative of the Savitar board for 07. Williams has built a growing reputation since arriving at the University and holds memberships in the History club Areopagus and the Athenscan society. Formerly a student at Will Mayfield College Marble Hill Missouri the University Independent notes his local prominence and broad circle of friends. Henry Liley of near Grassy Lake Buchanan has been in
Dr W Depay and family visited Prof F J Hendershot then returned to Michigan. Hicks Mercantile Co offers farm implements and drills. Mrs Wyatte of Denver visiting Marble Hill. Urino Laxative promotes gentle relief. Dr H B Sheats reports veterinary practice growth in Fredericktown. Rev W H Cunningham preached in Spring Valley and Marble Hill. L Grable of Advance visits Marble Hill. finger injury noted. Customer testimonials on Foley’s Kidney Cure.
A fragment from a local page mentions residents attending Chi Fethes celebrations and a contingent visit by Serper Viera. It notes a meeting of the Democratic Central Committee failing to reach a quorum, a big sale at the Mercantile Company in Marb’c Hill with a premium giveaway, and visitors Riley Hales and Ransom Estrs traveling to Hot Springs for health reasons.
Latesville residents Tom and 2d Stevens were in town over the weekend while Mrs. B. W. VanAmburg visited relatives at New Madrid. Einer Roberton has recovered from pneumonia and is up again. Judge J P Limbaugh and Uncle Raps Estes of near Scopus visited Latesville Tuesday. Rev. John Henley attended a Baptist ministerial meet at Clubb's Creek Saturday. H B Cole and family of Scopus passed through Lutesville en route to Lowndes. Roscoe Burford, Mill Springs day railroad agent, visited Lutesville Sunday and returned Monday. The shows have struck Lutesville in earnest. consider organizing a troupe to share profits with home talent. Lutesville public school closed Friday with an interesting entertainment. In St. Louis, a baby was born to the father of a now-forming family. Mrs. Wasterning is improving though John’s condition remains in doubt. A farm ad lists 160 acres, 100 cultivated, 50 on Perkins Creek bottom, rest ridge land with a four-room house, barn, orchard, peaches, and near Glen Allen Buchanan mail route. price 1600 dollars with cash discount.
Report from Hew Exg and Mates extols Foley's Kidney Cure as life saving for Alvin Stimpeon of Willimantic Connecticut after prior remedies failed. A separate incident recalls Jesse Winters hit by powder from a muzzle at the Willimantic scene. Dr C A Bander treated him and cautioned the boys to be more careful in the future.
In a Commoner column excerpt Groucherly accuses Stinger Ly of cruelty after a boy receives a noisy toy as a Christmas gift. Jaggerly questions the act while Groucherly confirms the gift of a disruptive drum like toy, sparking community ire over holiday noise.
A trustes sale notice reports a deed of trust dated the 3rd day of November, year unknown, recorded in book 6, page E71 in Beluages county mime. The property described is the securement of a mortgage past due, with the first note of the debt and the obligation of the trustee D J Conrad to proceed with sale.
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