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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
8
Vdivished text shows Hill and Chandler, publishers, entering at the Mariie Hill pestatice as second-class matter. The readable fragment names individuals and a publishing context, implying a formal notice about publication status or postal handling.
Our correspondents note health is good. Mr and Mrs Otto Miineh and Janely visited daughter Mrs Elwood Stephens on Saturday night and Sunday. Bou Davis near completion of new residence. Will Salyer and family visited at Dock Bennett's Saturday. WooAL Davis plans move to new home in Lorton Ons.
Fragmented college sports notes recount Jackson team trips to Jackson last Friday and a late close game era. Local players Harold Sharrock and a few named teammates are mentioned in brief club reports from the campus.
The text lists individuals such as Mrs J A Fowler of Greg Allen visiting daughters Beulah Irene Fowler and Fred Fowler of Lutesville. Henry Elfrank of Jonesville bought a new wagon. Henry Fowler at Wine county planned travel. JA Dirrnel made a business trip to Gienwebb earlier this week. Fie Shetley left for Springfield Texas to pursue future plans.
Mrs W A Hobinson and Miss Jesse Hendrix visited friends in Ramsey and Lessleys area Saturday. Otto Reitzel plans 14 honey smoketutse. Cape Girardeau trip to see the president draws locals. J P Masters traded but no final sale, Orr show improves with Miss Jessie Ridings engagement. Community chatter notes visits, employment, and travel around town.
Luke Fowler toured trends near Trowel last Sunday. George Monser of Cane Creek visited his brother Noah here Saturday and Sunday. Saymond Baker trip to Devridge Sunday. Kugman Elledge reports six new barn ended and nearly full of hay. John Clubb, recently in the cotton country, says there is much work. Philip Sherman visited Buchanan friends Sunday. H M Fowler back at the factory. Johnson Gibson building a new house on his farm. Ramsey Randolph quits team and plans return to his farm.
Farmers use clear weather to reap corn while Leonard Harness of Advance attended church and visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Harness here Sunday. Leopold brass band recently bought new instruments.
Visiting relatives abound as Messrs Benjamin and George Lubbers and two Ni Nois daughters arrive. Elfrinks visit family. Cape Girardeau trip to see President Taft draws large crowd. Town contemplates joining Hell telephone system. August Trenkle advances new residence. Health good. corn gathering active. Miss Bertie Jackson's spelling match well attended. Sawmill work near Oak Mound. Mr Rodgers to build a new house. Marble Hill/nearby folk attend events. Miss Dork Bess visits. many spelling match notes. School praised under Miss Bertie Jackson’s leadership.
Fatton Ilog residents discuss spare ribs meals and neighborly help. Esther Qorindstaft writes from Washington state about schooling this winter. Jesse Hawn and James Sharrock travel to South Dakota for a band drawing. John Johnson sells the Marion Johnson farm to Bo P F Johnson who sells mill interest to Charlie and Harry Kahlman. The handle factory stays busy amid timber shortages. Rev Warren, M. E. Church South pastor, begins regular services. Julius Robinson moves to Mill Springs to study telegraphy. R J Robinson builds a new sidewalk. Mrs KF Keach visits from Dallas for winter. Dr Saddler of Oak Ridge, a dentist, was here. Walnuts plentiful as merchants pay 35 cents a bushel. Rev EF Keach scheduled for Cornwall first Sabbath monthly. Oak Mound notes end with unclear text.
Farmers gather as residents recall visits by the president at Cape Girardent. Health updates include Mrs. MeeKee recovering from pneumonia and Dr Stepp planning a health trip. John Fowler’s house burned. a Hallowe en party and prayer meeting were held. Ron Harris returned from Arkansas. Supt. Farrar visited schools. community pedagos expect him.
A large revival gathers parishioners in Dongola with Rev. KR F. Carroll of Marble Hill conducting services. Several new members join the church and a baptism is planned for next Sunday. Also notes the birth of Ira Deck and a Will Happen lodge meeting at Johnson schoolhouse last week.
The notice reports electing Thomas Baker as president, with Rev Dellinger having moved away. A box supper at Johnson schoolhouse on Thanksgiving day November 25 includes speaking and a spelling match. Invitations extend to ladies and gentlemen to attend and bring or buy boxes. Rev Jackson will preach the second Sunday in November at Little Valley church. Locals Benton Dellinger Sidney Johnson Ada Johnson Edna Johnson 8 G Clifton Arzena Clifton Flora Nall William Baker Grover Baker George Shell Quict Froor attended Dongola church.
Prof Seleter moved to Lutesville this week and the new public well is now complete and in place. Halloween passed quietly this year without any public celebration or events.
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