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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
8
An inscription indicates the Markle HM print office’s designation as second class matter, reflecting its mailing status and archival handling for periodical distribution.
Our correspondents report on visits by Mra Anta McClendon and Mise Bula with relatives Saturday night, Samay Barrett Bowl at Chravelton last Sunday, and Mrs Jane Walker with Mel Lillian Pridy and daughters Veda and Della from Fredericktown visiting recently. No teacher hired for Beal School term. a dowry Priesn listed.
Sunday school at New Trace church progresses with visits from Mr and Mrs P M Greer and Joseph Miller. The Sunday school board hires Deek to teach map estern of schol Rey. W A Davault to preach at New Trace Creek church the fifth Sunday this month. Blain Minter visits Dines Hess and family at Joel Choateen's Lida. Acme fruit planned despite Jack Frost.
Crowded out last week John F Huffman son of Mr and Mrs Huffman died in a hospital at Marshall May 2 and interred May 1 in Huffman cemetery. Rod Henson visited near Tallent recently. Died Luin daughter of Mr and Mrs Mel Wisitener May 7 1910. Parents receive community sympathy. Our stave factory runs full Gilbert Thurston visited Ryd Henson Friday night.
Turkes Ridge district residents report minor illnesses and recovery updates. Mr and Mrs Otto Resteel and infant visited Mrs Resteel's mother Mrs J A Yount over the weekend. R L Sample and family joined Mr and Mrs J A Berry for Saturday night calls as a new springhouse and farm tasks were noted nearby.
Mre and Mrs. John Reed visited Le Their Saugrday pie. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Reed visited Lyman Husted Sunday. Frank Seabaugh, long employed by Charley Miller, has returned home. W. H. Rollens lost a fine horse this week. WM. Ratley was at home from Flat River Sunday. Several measles cases reported in the community. Everett Pairsioth, previously ill, is reported better. Mr and Mrs. Nelson Thompson visited James Duncan Saturday night. George Jones made a business trip to Fredencktown Monday. A WELL Wisner.
Crowded out last week. Mr and Mrs Eli Hahn visited Mr and Mrs W A Robinson Sunday. Misses Almeda Reitzel Ava Morrison visited Alma Allen Saturday night. Clara Farkas visiting sister Mrs Otto Reitzel this week. Mr and Mrs Riley Hahn spent Saturday and Sunday at Herman Rastl. Otto Reitzel visited Mrs Reitzels mother Mrs J H Yount recently. Lola Yount Bernice Berry visited Dora Cole Saturday night. Mrs Joseph Simpson visited Mrs Herman Rastl Saturday. W B Yount and daughter Linda were in the area one day last week. Dora Cole visited Hester Robins Sunday. Jeff Minton recovering his house. XIMINES.
James Creek Miss Texie Yount and Columbus Seabaugh passed through the neighborhood Sunday. David Robinson near Patton was buying stock in the vicinity last week. Willis Cook has been visiting a close friend regularly. Miss May Limbaugh spent a few days in town.
The report notes several residents visiting relatives in neighboring towns. George Welker conducted business at Lutesville last week, Kaiser Angle passed through Sey recently, and Pinckney Marfield of Portage Ville spent time with his mother and aunt.
Cravassy community notes a stave hall close, J W Fowler and T J Fowler seen on business near Hung. H Fowler of Burg will move into a new house soon. Services at Graasychatch well attended with a sermon by Rev Marion Mouser. May 24 marriage bow for Mr and Mrs Krise. Mother and baby are doing well. Abernathy of Buchanan visited daughter and son in law Ed after late car, report of corn planting. Reuben Abernathy family visited Uncle Henry Fowler. boiler repairs and fivetere shot noted. Fike Rasim.
Sedoechelville residents report few complaints while May 1 marriage of Burette Limbaugh and Miss Cora Lively Walter Seataugh noted. Lutheran conference at Sargent chapel with subtle sermon. Ado Masters ill with erysipelas. Grief Noe family returned recently. Dayton Thiele opens a smith shop at Seabaugh's mill. K Statler visited by Mille Trickey. Dr. K Statler referenced. Dayton Thiele and Bland area social visits highlighted.
Sunday services drew interest with two baptisms at the morning session and two more received at Lapitain. Sunday school held each week at the Benichurch. Rev WH Bess and 8.8. Stuckey recently made a short trip to G wperhar dean. Attorneys George EB Conrad and Wm M Morgan of Marble Hill conducted legal business here last Saturday. Lee Marcha of Grandin is visiting relatives.
D J Thomas bought a new disc cultivator. Henry Smith of near Grassy passed through. Some boys attended church at Grassy. J J Conrad of near Dongola visited A A Kinder. John Fowler Robert Barrett and Tom Fowler hauled hay. George C Abernathy visited Glen Allen. Deputy Sheriff W C Myers was in Marble Hill. M N Kinder went to Lowndes. Joe Shrum and family visited Tom Turner. Aunt Sallie Myers ill. Miss Retta Dunn went to Lutesville. Allen Dunn and Waltor tied phones to Lutesville line. Mrs. McMinn went to Marble Hill. Hviy Ges.
Lutesville residents travel to St Louis and Cape Girardeau for family, medical, and educational events. Mrs Gary Faker welcomes a baby boy. Miss Belle Hickham returns to St Louis to resume nursing duties. Local officials attend the Red Men council in Sedalia, and Prof McNeely gathers information for government projects.
The note invites all mothers and fathers to attend Mother's Day services next Sunday at the MEB Church South Sunday school. Also mentions local figures C. O. Hobba, Sam J. McMinn, C. A. Walker, Peter Harker and Dr. J. J. Chandler traveling to St. Louis for a Masonic meeting. Jacob Lutes returns from San Diego to visit relatives and share experiences of sunshine and flowers.
Farm loans in Missouri advertised by Bollinger Community Abstract Company, Missouri Hills area. Terms described as reasonable with interest and prompt action for applicants seeking to finance farm operations.
A cryptic note discusses nameless dyes that resist staining hands and kitchenware, claiming no trace on hands or kettle. The remark hints at an unseen chemical or process affecting perceptions of color and cleanliness.
Andrew Jackson Moore was born in WSZZ and died April 1 at age 1 in Seattle Washington while tearing down a brick wall at the exposition grounds. He leaves a mother, brother and four sisters, described as honest and upright with many friends in Seattle. He has gone to rest. family mourns, and fond memories remain. By Hre Steren, Nullet ie. Letters of administration granted May 1, 1940, for the estate of David O. Stepp in Bollinger County Missouri. Creditors must file claims within one year. otherwise barred after two years. Je lters of administration for the estate of John.
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