Marble Hill Post Office Second Class Entry
Publishers Mill and Chandler listed as entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
8
Publishers Mill and Chandler listed as entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Our correspondents report weekend visits in the flatwoods with Raymond Pirtle of Gipsy, church attendance at McGee chapel by Mary Matthews and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. J E Haynes with children at Henry Haynes. Rev TW Cooper filled appointments at Brownwood, Miss Dessie Beasley visited home folks, and multiple neighbors dropped by Matthews store and George A. Smith’s home.
Local notes report crops looking fine under cool dry conditions as Willie Francis and family visit Will McCormick on Sunday. Multiple families, including Cooper, Myers, Pittman, and Deck clans, attend visits and Sunday gatherings at neighbors’ homes around Marble Hill and Castor. Ascension day fishing and hunting noted along Castor bank. Gordonville visitors Albert Myers and Roy stay with Pitman family. If I see this in print I will try my hand again. Two Brown Eyes.
Hog Creek Wheeler Mitchell will teach the next term. Mrs Mintie Schreiner and her niece Alpha Craft visited Mrs Alice Hartwig who is ill. Mosie Proffer left for Montana seeking work. Misses Nina Mungle Virgie Snider and sister visited Miss Cellie Hartwig. John Bollinger family went to Sedgewickville returning Sunday. Rosa Nanney and Marshall Fox attended prayer at the chapel. Luther Proffer rents land from Andy Bollinger and plows millet. George and Albert Schreiner business trip to town. Andrew Bollinger his son Leo visited Mrs Bollinger.
Elberfeld Indiana reports Mrs Rossile Jones praising Cardus the woman's tonic for three years of back and side pains weakness and dizziness. She credits two bottles with relief and urges others to try the all vegetable remedy said to strengthen weakened womanly organs and has helped over a million women in fifty years.
Saturday night visits extend to brother Lewis Lett and Tivis to relatives Andrew Bojlinger and Schreiner households. Health reported good, plowing and corn planting underway. Rev L Sherrow held services at Hahn chapel. communities express news, travel, farming, and small-town commentary.
Lone Grove reports strong crop conditions with corn and wheat prospects noted as good. Ora Pierce traveled to Oran for a business trip last week and observed favorable crops. Local church attendance was high with many youths at Gravel Hill services. Willis, Bud, and Miss Valle Thomason from Hurricane visited sister Miss Mary Thomason on Sunday. Omri Pierce traveled to Whitewater.
The report notes measles remains prevalent while overall health is good. Nurses Harley Statler Harry Robinson and Lena Dennis attend measles cases. Corn and wheat crop conditions are mixed after rain. Miss Effie Conrad of Elvins is mentioned in social notes.
The passage lists numerous residents and visitors from Castor Bessville Shrum Lodge Diehlstadt and nearby areas making trips to Jackson Marble Hill Hoxie and Cape Girardeau. It notes relatives visiting and town business Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday with many names and towns mentioned.
Grandia Miller visited Mrs. Tora Overbeck on Tuesday afternoon George Seiberti traveled to Jackson on Tuesday Mrs. Tora Overbeck and Miss Esther Schroeder visited Miss Liles Seibert on Thursday Andy Howard toured Jackson on Saturday Misses Bernice Tucker and Thelma McLain visited Mrs Bern Howard on Tuesday night August Overbeck went to Jackson on Wednesday Bryan Call visited J. W. Schreiner on Friday Esther Schroeder and Ates Overbeck traveled to Burfordville and Mrs Lillie Wilson visited her.
The probate court of Hallinger county Missouri grants letters of administration on the estate of Frederick Jonna Yount deceased dated April 7 988 All persons asserting claims against the estate must file within one year from the last publication or be forever barred This notice informs creditors to present their claims for allowance under the law and warns of preclusion if not timely filed
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