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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
8
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Health improves though whooping cough claims several in the area. Grandma Hobbs out, Merrill Hobbs ill. Farmers begin corn planting with fair yields and prices at 60 cents. Monroe Fowler and son Charles visit sons J W and T Ho at Swinton and Leora. Will Pry and Logan Blanu trade horses and visit L A Hobbs. Box supper at Flat Woods. Kinder and Amza Bollinger go hunting, end up in their own barnyard. Otto Pridy breaks saddle stock. heading north. Bollinger family invited for duck and fish at Claud Whitener. Edgar Allbright visiting Floyd Allbright. Will Senter now mail boy. Castor Twins.
After a rest of several weeks Mrs M N Kinder is on the puay list. Dr Burton of Lowndes visited Mrs Joe Shrum Sunday. Ben McCullough and Gus Hefner baling hay nearby. Mrs Sample of Dongola visits her brother Joe Burk. Mrs McKenzie Williamsville visiting relatives here. Peter Kinder of Lowniles visited his parents. Albert Gaines and family and Calvin Wagoner’s children visited his aunt. Alvin Bostick and wife visited Mrs Bostick's mother. Mr and Mrs Frank Tallent of Lutesville visited Everett here Friday to Monday. Our school closed this week for teacher E E Dunn to gather his corn. Mrs McMinn visiting old home after Marble Hill stay. Hello Sunny Jim please visit again. Soxor Mus.
After quarterly exams, WW. MM. C. begins its second quarter on Monday. Two new students enroll, Miss Ruth Limbaugh and Ora Crader. Several locals, including Miss Dora Denton and Messrs Lafey William Denton and Guy Martin, visited Mr Denton’s on Hurricane weekend. Walter Gray returned home to gather corn. Noah Cashion went to Charleston for Rev. Pierce’s appointment. Ernest Ennis visited relatives at Marquand. the Young Ladies society met Friday evening.
The Young Mens' society meets Friday evening, November 17. SL. Harty of near Paxico will enter school next week to study for the ministry. Teachers were busy Monday cleaning away mists in examination. most students made good grades, evidencing solid work.
The report details a raft of community notes from Zalma and nearby towns. It mentions visitors and residents like JS Ellege, James Summers, George Fowler, Rev T J Gaither, Peter Shell, Monroe Fowler, Charley Fowler, and many others. Farming activity continues with corn gathering and fodder storage, mills in operation, and local building projects. Church services, baptisms planned, a spelling contest, a traveling show, and a Halloween skating party are recorded alongside minor incidents and local court activity.
The lower counties visit home this week with Grover Skinner and Noah Summers seen on Cane Creek every Sunday. Jasper Cooper is noted for steady business while CM Null returns from Dunklin County to mark ties for J. M. Shell. Par's Boy
G. G. Rev. T. J. Gather kept his regular appointment at Trace Creek Saturday night and Sunday. Amanda Jones returned from the cotton country and says cotton picking is just fine. Wake up, Green Fur and Brown Eyes. Lowe Bure Eyes.
Sunday notes show THU visiting brother A. J. Long at a local site while Sikeston Dockine of Millereville called on a friend nearby. details remain sparse and informal.
The Pacific Monthly from Portland discusses recent industry articles and offers a six month trial for new readers at discounted price. Also, notice of the annual Bank of Marble Hill shareholders meeting in Bollinger Missouri on November 27, 2011 to elect seven directors and conduct business between 9 am and 4 pm.
The Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri grants letters of administration for the estate of Hare net it MoKor to the administrator. All claimants must present their claims for allowance within the specified time or be barred from any benefit. provide proof of death and relation.
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