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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR describes a publisher’s delivery or notice from an old issue and mentions Hill and Chandler with unclear action or date. Readable names include Hill and Chandler though surrounding specifics are missing.
Jor Correspondents report activity near Castor with visits by Mrs Sitzes and others at Martle Hill. Arthur Sizes visited Ellingtouse and returned Sunday. Sunday school offered at Rie chowh church. Ridwe church hosts a sermon and seventh day observances. Roxie Hale is ill, and a prayer meeting is planned at Kidee church Sunday night.
A fragmentary local item lists residents and visitors in the Gravel Hill area. Names include Theos Conararis Hroleh Roy Patton Hed, Jide To CBs Horn, R A Patel, Jessie Walker, Mae Lee Strader, Avery Crader, Ossie Allen, Glen Allen near Harmony church attendance, and D C Crites visiting home folks. A Reaper.
Drinkers Pidge Health is pretty good now. Farmers are busy planting corm. Rev. Sikes filled his appointment at Little Valley Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Baker and sons were guests of John Baker Arnold Hill working near Doniola visiting home folks Sunday. Miss Mary Hill was guest of Miss Blanche Scowden last week. Misses Flora Null and Blanche Scowden were guests of Miss Mary Hill Sunday. Rev. Lee Bakers family and Chas.
Readables recount visits, schooling, and Sunday gatherings across Dunklin county. Mentions Miss Migs Paistepart guarding school duties, Miss Mabel McShow visiting, Rev Owen filling appointments, and Marion Jones teaching at Seabaugh school. Farmers progress with corn, town absence of cattle observed, and local merchants report steady business.
Luixsvile reports health stable and crops posted. wheat and car planting underway. oats poor. Lizzie Stone dies at her Cape Girardeau home and is brought to Crossroads for burial. Rev. E Miller conducts service.
Dry weather continues as Lee Simpson and Ore Call haul ties for Mr. Crites. Mrs. Daniel Proffer visits Mrs. F Hawn and Mrs. Ona Blanken last Thursday. Robert Hider with wife and son Edgar visit Mrs Hider's parents Mr and Mrs Herman Blanken. Sunday Mrs Andy Bollinger and daughter visit.
Friday visits and weekend calls fill the Marble Hill vicinity as families and neighbors like Hartwick Blanken Oswald Bollinger Simpson and Call exchange greetings and routine chores. John Blanken plants corn while CM Johnson former county resident visits nearby.
The column records neighbors visiting relatives in nearby towns, baptisms and church ties, baptisms and funerals for Mrs. Henry Hulshof and Miss Stone, multiple family visits and farming notes. It notes planting corn, fruit prospects, and local social events across Leopold, Glen Allen, Cape Girardeau, and nearby communities.
Notice is given that letters of administration upon the estate of William C Myers, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court at Bullirocouny Missouri on April 27. Creditors must present their claims within six months. if not, they are forever barred. The undersigned is A A McGietinin of the Venides of Jave wit Cis ast BAe.
Notice is given that letters testamentary for the estate of Mari Ay Stat have been granted to the executor F. M. Welts by the Probate Court of Hollinger County Misacurt on April 11. All persons claiming against the estate must present their claims to the undersigned for allowance within six months from the letters date or be barred from any benefit. publication is required for notice.
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