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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
8
Our Correspondents Trowel News Briefs From Rainy Week
Our correspondents report continued rain and local notes from Clubb creek Perkins creek Hahn Sunday. James Summers had business on Clubb creek Monday. Charles Fowler and sister Tina visited Luke on Perkins creek Sunday. Monroe Null was at Hahn Sunday. G W Fowler is building a cellar under his dwelling. Some boys fished Friday and had a good catch. Future notes ask for news from Hill Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Summers
Clubb Creek
Charles Fowler
Tina
Luke
Perkins Creek
Monroe Null
Hahn
G. W. Fowler
Health and farm notes amid spring rains
Health is fairly good with few colds and whooping cough cases. Farmers plant corn but delays from rain slow progress. Garden vegetables potatoes oats are thriving. Hugo Hebenstreit and family visited Henry Horrell's Sunday. Ben Elfrink's new learn about completed Bennett Horrell and Ben Elfrink went to Marble Hill early in the week. One of Joe Hoenig's children has been quite sick with whooping cough but improving. Dennis Horrell and sister Miss Blanette visited Harry McManus near Glen Allen Sunday. News is scarce May Day ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Hebenstreit
Henry Horrell
Ben Elfrink
Bennett Horrell
Marble Hill
Joe Hoenig
Dennis Horrell
Miss Blanette
Harry McManus
Glen Allen
Local Notes From Old Trace Creek Area
Health remains good with rain and mud persisting. Families visiting from J A Harris, H B McGregor, Joe McCormick, and others. Marriages: Harry James wed Valle Revelle on May 11, and Marion McDaniel with Myrtle Whittenburg on May 11. Corn planting continues amid farm visits. Sunday school organized at New Trace Creek church. A push to form another at Old Trace Creek to counter Sabbath desecrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Lily
J. A. Harris
Mary
Versie Vance
H. B. McGregor
Marion Porter
Joe McCormick
Harry James
Valle Revelle
Monroe Hendrix
J. A Masters
Charlie Sample
Blanche
Marion McDaniel
Myrtle Whittenburg
Reuben McCormick
Janie McCormick
Farm home of Judge Ellinghouse moves to Flatwoods
The farm home of Judge Ellinghouse for some time moved to his new home in Flatwoods recently. Mrs Susie Pound of Bertrand was in this vicinity and at Marquand a week ago visiting relatives. We will have a good crop of apples but no peaches in this neighborhood. Judge Ellinghouse was up here last week looking after his farming interests. For fear of taking too much space I’ll close. Bou ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ellinghouse
Flatwoods
Susie Pound
Bertrand
Marquand
Community News From Tae Press Seen After Weeks
Health remains decent with a good rain Saturday night. farmers busy planting corn. Mrs. J. H. Yount sick with little improvement. Ella Yount visiting from Marble Hill. Kora and Irene Jackson and Myrtle Newell visit. Emma Yount visits J. H. Yount. Teeters and families call on Barks family. Henry Fulton visits Adam Seabaugh’s. Nona Lates visits Hester Barks. Fred Feiler moves into new home. Golda and Willie Yount visit Edna and Mattie Teeters. Otto Reitzel’s wife tends ill mother J. H. Young. News scarce. signing off. Win Rore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yount
Ella Yount
Marble Hill
Kora
Irene Jackson
Myrtle Newell
Emma Yount
James Teeters
Bee Yount
E E. Barks
Henry Fulton
Sedgewickville
Adam Seabaugh
Nona Lates
Hester Barks
Fred Feiler
Golda
Willie Yount
Edna
Mattie Teeters
Noah Graves
Henry
Otto Reitzel
Near Huskey
J. H. Young
W M C Notes and Commencement Plans for May Events
The W M C notes readers that commencements will feature new entertainments and instruction. From May 20 to 22, contests in history elocution music and oration, plus tableaux, pantomime, and diploma presentation, will highlight the program. Come everyone. You are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. MC
Elocution Department
Greenwood Letter From Hopkins Family
Mrs John Hopkins writes that health is very good and she and her children have not seen Greenwood news for some time, promising to send updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
John Hopkins
Local Notes and Social News from the Community
Sunday visits and family news fill this column with churchgoers, a 10 pound boy born to Luther Fowler and family, health updates, birthday celebrations for Lone Blue Eyes, and various greetings among Mrs Berlin Sides Miss Maud Reitmon Rev T J Gaither and local residents including the Gaither and Speer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fowler
Jefi
Babe
Luther
Roy Gaither
Oscar Speer
Ladd's
Thomas Perkins
Andr
Weather and community notes from a rural area
A letter describes a hail storm and heavy rain last Saturday delaying spring farm work with little corn planted. It notes the community mourns George Hahs, buried at Barks cemetery, and celebrates birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. John F. Winters thrives as a merchant. Willie Dunn smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hahs
Barks
Local notes and visits around Scopus area
A乡 collection of brief notices from Scopus region reports health is decent after rain. Farmers hope for sunshine to finish crops. Webster Limbaugh, Dan Whitener and others pass through, with Dockins and Barks hitching nearby. Arnold Long visits Patton area, Jacob B. Welker leads cattle drive, and Welker family guests join Hester and Limbaugh. A surprise supper for Dellen Brown drew a large crowd with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Limbaugh
Dan Whitener
Glenn Dockins
Willie Barks
Arnold Long
Patton
Scopus
Jacob B. Welker
Mary Welker
Bertha
Misses Hester
May Limbaugh
Dellen Brown
Nez Greer Joins Whitener House With Welcome Charivari
Nez Greer moved to the Whitener residence last week and received a nightly welcome in the form of a charivari. The report notes local visits, a hail storm, and various residents traveling or visiting kin, with church notices and weather events shaping the week.
Local notes from Lutesville and area
Lutesville News reports multiple residents ill or visiting. Mrs M A Stanes and Mrs J L Robertson are on the sick list. W H Moore of Laflin visited Lutesville. Sherman Smith works at the chicken house. J H Suttles moved to Burford residence. J J H Sutties does carpentry for J L Paul. Henry Halin of Trace Creek attended to business. Prof C L MaLette finished painting Sample Sons store. Prof Harry Preston of St Louis visited cousin W E Dickey. Will Nenninger of Leopold bought a new buggy. Henry Cheek of Dayton Ark visited his uncle. Dolph Chandler painting Grandma Phelps's house. Burford shop sold six bin- units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Stanes
J. L. Robertson
W. H. Moore
Laflin
Lutesville
Sherman Smith
J.H. Suttles
Burford
J. JH. Sutties
J. L. Paul
Henry Halin
Trace Creek
C. L. MaLette
Sample &Sons
Harry Preston
St. Louis
W. E. Dickey
Will Nenninger
Leopold
Henry Cheek
Dayton
Ark
Henuy Cheek
Dolph Chandler
Glubb Creek
Local notes on residents and farm sales prompt road talk
A bustling account lists residents visiting relatives and merchants from Bollinger and surrounding counties. Names include Peter Bess, Mrs. Geo. B. Myers, James Bowman, Peter McKelvey, Henry Vandevan, John Bollinger, Mrs. Ida Baker, and many others. Mentions of farm implement purchases, visits to relatives, a grapho phone for neighbors, school term endings, a lightning scare at a home, and political endorsements for governor EW Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bollinger
Mr. Starky
Patton Paeed
Lutesville
Greenbrier
W. W. Sample
Clyde Caldwell
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Marble Hill Press
Billy
Hall's
Qaclennon
Lnion Grrove
Dora McCormick
May Bee
Old Trace Creek
F.R. Shell
Steve Huffman
John Miller
Minnie Sitze
T. A. Shell
Will Goodson
W. F. Underwood
New Trace Creek
J. H. Short
Union Ridge
W. M.C
Oliver
Fies
C. A. Walker
Lutesville, Mo
Berlin Sides
S. G. Virgin
Virgin
Nora Gaither
Delphia Spears
Verna Cooper
Ethel Virgin
Maud Reitmon
T. J. Gaither
Dongola
Messrs
Irvin Gaines
Melvin Baker
Emanuel Gaither
Clark Austin
Raymond Baker
Grandma Speer
Brownwood
Sarah Pulliam
Aaron Welker
Asa Estes
Lord Brown
Jacob Welker
Lemasille
Nez Greer
Whitener House
Ed Sitze
Dorothy Welker
Malden
Ben Bess
Len Welker
Bowers
Union Church
Cunningham
L. Hull
Union
LC. Griffith
Castor
George Berry
Hampton
Hattie Bess
J. W. Hale
Julia Sitze
Mr. Brown
Huff Place
Laurence
Iona
Ethel Rhodes
Odetta Ricketts
Roy
George Killion
Cornwall
Jack
Lutesville News
Henry Cooper
William Patterson
Hantin
W. T. Cunningham
Ida Baker
Jake Smith
Jake
T. A. Caldwell
John Call
Hog Creek
Jacob J. Englehart
Waren
Charles
Sonia Holzum
St Louis
Lizzie Halzum
FM Curtis
Alto Pass
Curtis
Mra
Canna Jone
JC Dale
Fredericktown
Here Folke
Dale
Taft
Warren
A. Lo Gibbs
Pear
Allen
Zalma
Will McLane Wes Shell
Bollinger County
EW. Major
Geo. B. Myers
Myers
Good Roads
Sam Thompson
Buchanan
Ben Vance
Sadie Cullison
Ravenia Revelle
Harry Johns
Swinton
D. P. Cole
Joseph Abernathy
Hornersville
L. T Kinder
Glen Burford
Mr. Kinder
W. P. M Cans Justicer
the Prace
H. Alva Jamison
Lutes & Jamison
Peoples Bank
Lutesville, Missour
W. K. Chandler
Mi Jason
R. W. VanAmburg
Latesville
Missouri
Per Iene
A. J. Manion
Jackson Marble Works
Jous
L. Taiay
Cc. A. Sander, M. D
Hye
C. M. Wiimer
Bardteile
Hither
G. Burette Snider
Chaves Anewr
Hank of Marve
Manaus
Hobbs Natare Public Lisivition
Ivernace
Pire
Hobe
Hane
Coon
Mallinger County
Will F. Wells
Bank
Patton, Mo
Henry Elfrank Lutesville
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