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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
8
Notice shows CHANDLER and Tah MARBLE HILL publish weekly every Thursday. Marble Hill post office listed as second-class matter.
Our Correspondents, Perkins Creek Health is very good. A large congregation attended services at Palmore church Sunday night. Mrs. Ella Francis and children of Cane Creek are visiting at CH. Barker's, Mrs. George Mouser is on the sick list. Mr. anal Mrs. Charley Ford's babe is on the sick list Mr. aml Mrs. Barney Rockwell Visited at Willis Dial's Sunday. Din Shell is making cross ties for Barney Rockwell. A Lose Girne.
Farmers received relief from last week’s rain with corn and grain prospects improving. Dwellers note storms damaged A H Dunn's fence and felled 500 trees at his farm. Community news covers visits, drives, baptisms planned for Dongola, family updates, and locals heading to Grassy Creek and Gravel Hill.
A long testimonial from Onawa Iowa touts Cardui as the remedy for womanly troubles. A 52 year old woman recounts severe weakness and weight loss, claiming rapid improvement to 163 pounds with improved health and vitality after using Cardui. She urges others to ask their druggist about Cardui.
Community news fragments report visits between families in Mount Pleasant and Jackson Mississippi. Individuals like Lola Nanney, Clyde Slinkard, Lydia Blanken, Minnie Heider, and Ed Scott appear with updates on church attendance, health, and social visits. A rainy spell improved local farming mood and schooling plans are mentioned.
In Glen Allen area farmers rush to protect wheat as Hessian fly damage rises following recent rain. Mrs. Charley Menter reports observing affected fields and calls for timely measures to safeguard crops.
Residents report visitors and guests from nearby towns and relatives including Miss Myrtle Seabaugh at Mr Lanpher near Advance and Mrs Real of Bloomfield visiting her daughter Mrs Birdie Wampler. Several Harris and Brummer families traveled through and stayed with relatives during the week. A baptizing and dinner is planned for May 16, with Mr and Mrs Sanford Harris and children visiting Mrs Mary Young recently.
Mount Pleasant notes praise farming as daily life. Walter Howard cut his foot badly while making ties. Rev. S. T. Harty seeks treatment in Hot Springs Ark. Mrs. Scott injured when thrown from a rig after a birthday gathering at CA Scott’s. Sunday school moved to 10 am. Rev. Wess Karzine to preach the Saturday night before the second Sunday in May. Minnie Irvin visits Lowndes. Swamp Angel sends a follow up message.
Fine rain last Thursday boosted crops and encouraged farmers. Numerous visits and trips among residents including Bernice Tucker, Bern Howard, George Seibert, Jiles Seibert, and others to Jackson, Marble Hill, and Gravel Hill. A letter from AL Hall mentions large wheat acreage and a good rain improving the crop outlook. Agnes Dolio of New York visits Aunt Mel AL Hell, planning a Kansas summer.
Rain benefited local farmers as plowing continues. Churchgoers from Locust Grove and Harmony attend services. Om Pierce returns from Whitewater. many youths visit church and ball games. A newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nanny on April 39 with mother and baby doing well.
A brief notice notes someone might be glad to hear from a contact in the near future. It hints at outreach and a courteous intention without naming individuals, dates, or places. The item reads as a polite social courtesy card from a local source.
Bridget resumes a manned state after six months of widowhood. London Tit-Bits notes her old mistress met her in deep mourning and queried why Bridget wore black. Bridget replies she mourns Barney, her first husband, who died when he could not buy mourning. Her new husband promises generosity equal to a lord.
Probate records from Tetlinger county Missouri grant the undersigned authority to proceed, dated the 7th day of April, in the year noted, under the predecessor court. This notice announces the forthcoming administration actions and requests any objections or claims within the legal timeframe.
Trowel Lodge No 440 A F and A M at Marble Hill meets on or before the full moon each month and two weeks after Transient brethren are cordially invited G B Shiver W M J A McGuotnun Secretary
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