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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
8
Publisher Hill and Chandler report on the marble post office affair with a focus on official clans and local governance details, noting the central role of Eoverel in early proceedings and potential civic implications.
Our readers hear from former Bollinger County folks now in this area. Weather has been fair and farmers busy. News varies from fishing reports to crop conditions and local health notes. Several names appear and notes invite more correspondence.
The item lists church attendance by Wil Renets and family, a marriage on April 26 between Gle Allen and Miss Audrey Call, and well wishes for a long life. It notes recent rainfall, farmers preparing to plant corn, lumber work by Allen and Will Runnels, and various visits and travels among residents. The week includes hospital return for Roberts, trips to Marble Hill and Jackson, and general community updates.
The Ridge neighborhood reports good health and farmer activity with plowing and corn planting. The ground is dry and in need of rain while wheat and oats look fair. Rev Hill of Lutesville preached at the Ridge church last Sunday to a good congregation led by Charley Thomas and others.
Local residents visited Marquand on Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs M Brown and Mr and Mrs Daniel Huffman and Mr Oscar Hale of Beessville attended a gathering at the Ridge Sunday. J C Campbell’s wife wished Jane Lond a visit. Anchor Sitnes spent Sunday with family on Trace Creek. A Ridge meeting is set for Sunday May 11 at 1 pm to organize a Sunday school. all invited.
Farmers plant corn as Mayfield locals report frequent visits among families. Mayfield moved near Hurricane and Greene named postmaster. Sunday school and prayer meetings progress. sermons planned for May. Local trades, roads, and family visits detailed amid seasonal activity.
Trowel items note corn planting nearly finished at this place with health concerns. Miss Ollie Griffey, while at Jackson school, visited her uncle James Griffey. J. M. Shell runs his sawmill with a full crew and plans summer sawing. A. W. Wiseman and family visited Anthony Shell last Sunday. A switch-board and two unspecified items mentioned.
Farmers report telephone line issues and connections across six counties. Residents like Summer, Ed Burrey, and Peter L. Rees appear with farm work updates near Zalma and Lutesville. Several locals including Shell, Kern, Miss Mae Caker, and John Wiseman are listed as ill or in poor health, while others attend services or sell livestock. Local trips include Louis Null to Statesville and Noah Summers near Gipsy, with several weddings noted at Uds place and Ter Press Geren Fut providing updates.
The couple will reside at Bessville with best wishes for a long, happy life. Rev J A Wood of Neelys Landing conducted services at G A Venable’s Friday night. Mrs L C Griffith and children visited her brother Fred Mabuce Thursday night. Mrs W J Hale and Miss Mitta visited Mrs Andy Moore Friday. The little son of Mr Howell is sick with chills. Mrs Wm Shell is on the sick list. Lon Morrow has a new sewing machine. L C Griffith shearing sheep last week. Miss Wallis did not take the teacher post. Remember preaching at Union church Sunday by Rev Kincair. Sam Bess family visited D C McLain Sunday. H B Venable family visited grandfather M B Venable Sunday night. W J Hale sold southern county real estate this week. Mrs Charley Rhodes sick. Mrs Blaine Minter of Glen Allen.
Local observations recount visits by Mia EF O Sandor and others in Marble Hill. a barn fire on Pad fett place. church and Friday night services at Mt Zion. various neighbors traveling, visiting, and planting corn. Protracted meeting planned at Lone Grove. Little region life includes school work, student Nina Whecarver returning after sprain, and boys society revival recall. Several residents noted for daily tasks and community events in Madison county vicinity.
The excerpt references what we have accomplished with our books and a forthcoming public program in May 1921. It urges preparation, mentioning a person named Guy. The fragment presents a planning or commemorative context without complete details.
Bred for ten years Rhode Island Reds cock birds priced from $15 to $20 due to type and color. Exide sets available at $1 and $2. A liberal reduction if taken away in baskets. Satisfaction guaranteed by W. A. Davautr of Marble Hill, Missouri.
Letters of administration granted for the estates of Wilfram OU, Myer deceased, and Mary C. Grable, deceased, in the Probate Court of Bothinger and Shellinger counties. creditors must file claims within 18 months for allowances or be barred. claims filed within one year from publication also barred after that period. Administrators: A. M.ynnie and M. Surra, P.M. Seanatom.
The County Court of Hollinger County, Michigan, announces a May term starting May 13, 190, at Martin Hill offices. The term will hear bids for certain claims presented under law, with the court reserving rights to repeat any winding or tide related actions and to enforce official orders. Clerk Anecarny notes the date as April 1.
Notice is hereby given that executors have filed for allowance from the estate of Marie A. Stans, deceased, in the district court of Tiilinger county, Minnesota. All persons having claims must present them within one year from the publication date or be barred from any benefit. F. M. Watts, executor.
Mantua A Marshall administratrix seeks claims against the estate of J F Marshall deceased in Hellinger county Missouri Probate court letters granted March 1. Claims must be exhibited within one month for allowance or be barred by publication of this notice.
Two papers for 1.25 remitted at once will secure both for one year new or renewal subscriptions. Every farmer not a Colman's Rural World subscriber is missing a great aid to success. It is the leading arm journal in Mix county for sixty-five years with practical up-to-date departments on farming dairying gardening fruit-raising horses cattle hogs sheep poultry and hens. Two pages cover the home, making it of special interest to every member of the farmer's family.
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