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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
8
A terse notice records the Marble Hill post office designation as second class matter, indicating the postal handling category for circulation. The entry notes official filing context and implications for mail processing without additional details.
Our Correspondents Ed Rockwell and Frak Watson went fishing Wednesday and caught about eight pounds of fish. The report mentions Henry Wilson in Patton last week and various local names tied to graduations and events, including Miss Rogers of Portageville and names connected to St. Lew and Barnes Medical College.
Sunday night rain brings mild relief as Emree Underwood of Dee Raw visits his parents here. Uncle Ben Sitze improves slowly after illness while Rev W H Bess conducted services Saturday. Cross of Bonne Terre visits his family, Martin Sitze loses a purse but recovers it, Spidey L Shell of Mill Springs visits home folks. Irvin Lawrence travels to Cape Girardeau last week as Enoch Underwood family attends church. Miss Vina Goodson returns from Manyland to Bolivar.
Mrs. Bexsville and Mrs. Kinser May 27 report a girl babe. Mr. and Mrs. Richards of Elvins visited Mrs. Richards mother, Mrs. Andy Moore. Mrs. Susan Watts of Blytheville Ark. visiting relatives here and rented her farm to T. J. Moore at Charleston who moved in. Sim Brewer left Sunday to run a mill for Heggie & Moore. People attended the Sunday school convention at Marquand. Mrs. Will Collins visiting Marquand. Rev. Denman to preach funeral of Mrs. Jacob Rhodes at Ridge church on first Sunday in June. Children Day services set for Union church on second Sunday in June. Mel and Sidney Greer came home from Cape Girardeau with measles.
Perkins Creek health reasonable. Some farmers plant corn a second time. Henry Cooper bought a mower and dise harrow and plans to farm. W M Patterson and family attended his son's sale in Marble Hill. Prof Cobb's singing class at Castor Valley shows progress. Miss Josie Gray, formerly...
The column records various community happenings including a baseball team nearing readiness, farmers plowing and planting corn, seeders planting over, T. L. Mayfield's business in Sedgewickville, a birth on May 18 to J. J. Seabaugh, W. D. Mayfield's successful business, Jesse James attending Mt. Carmel church, Public School graduation exercises at Marble Hill on May 11, and multiple local residents making home improvements and attending events.
Staying at Mrs Ire Grays, residents returned home Sunday. Perkins Creek youths who attended church at Grassy reported fine congregations and a good time. Elmer Galloway of Hahn area will teach the next Patterson school term. Tom McKeley and family visited A P McKeley over the weekend. Frank Chronister of Zephyr appeared to be engaged in business.
Health woud. Mr Heli s class in vocal music marks progress. Misses Tanna Stora Ettle Grrives and Stells Owens visited Miss Myrtle Mapper Sunday. Mrs Barney Corey visited Mrs Crisenberry Sunday. Eliza Harris and family hosted a steuvberry supper at Mrs A J Speer s Saturday. A large himber wlended Missoura Stirs visited Miss Amelia Green Saturday. Frank Boyer moved to the swamp to board mill hands. John Nall John Long and Jake Hughes attended singing San jay. R V Whitener and wife left home due to brother Frank s pneumonia. Jeff Thomas barber was on duty Saturday. T H Fowler moved from Burg. Jasper Rea and his girl joined M B A Saturday night. Robert Barrett Belle Baker and Claude Vance s sisters were in Grassy en route to Buchanan. Latesville company teams hauled slaves last week. J E B Rush back from illness. Ed Carter visited Burg for P C company. Frer Ranger.
Notes from the Leopold area mention good health at Leopold, heavy rains aiding crops, and farmers nearing corn planting completion. Dr Hindman of Dongola traveled to Laffin May 23 en route to Mr and Mrs Joe Vanderen for the birth of a fine boy. Fred Holweg’s mother remains under care. Archbishop J J Glennon visited with six accompanying colleagues.
Southeast Missouri priest visits to Leopold and Glennon noted last week. Miss Dinn Vandeven returns to St. Louis after three weeks here, while Misses Mary Clippard and Anna Vandeven head to St. Louis to enter a convent. Community rents Pole house for baseball games and locals discuss crops, weather, and social visits amid illness and a infant death.
Mayfield P Hi and Seabaugh family visited J F Mayfield's home one night. J F Mayfield traded for a fine milk cow with J H McKinsey. B C Douglas and family visited Wester Angle a few nights ago. Local boys near here are organizing.
Syivan Ridge reports good weather and crop prospects. Reverend Lew Baker missed his Little Valley appointment while Aunt Jane Nall is on the sick list. Belle Downt, James Johnson, and Walter Hosea visited Clifton's. The Happen So lodge held a meeting with two new members Arthur Thrt and Everett Johnson joining. Candidates for treasurer and secretary discussed to fill vacancies left by Neal Johnson and Frank Baker. Flora Nall attended a baptism at Dongels. Rumors mention neighbors exposed to the fevers and Cupid predicts an ailment moving through the area.
A reader notes a near Milan wedding and discusses a remark about Clene creek moartshipe. The letter includes mentions of Clifton shopping in Lutesville, Patton preaching at Little Valley, and social visits with Mr and Mrs Benton Dellinger. Grower J. W. Null expresses joy over apple prospects and Wes’s orchard. A Seven Points itemimer works with Mr Richards, and poultry details are shared.
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