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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
8
Notice notes mailing address processing at Macile Hill and class matter designation. Reads like a brief postal record indicating standard second class status and routine filing language for publication. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Our correspondents report gatherings and visits around Perkins Creek. Miro and Mes hosted Hall as guests of Mes. May Moore and Miss Milla Perkins stopped by Miss Virwie Moore on Sunday. Wo oA Moore visited friends at Dongela over Sunday and Monday. Miss Hertha Perkins, staying at Girasav weeks, returned to Sands Re aprn.
A household heading to Girasy sibaen J OW. Bowler and family visit Hoe station and plan to move soon. John Monsis and family visit his son Tommy in Liteseille. Phineostawe bolsters in full blast as boys attend MWA Camp at Marquand. Nearby reports mention a case and a closing for Usxcue.
The page records a series of casual visits and social visits. John Buehler prepares for the fishery this week while Lulu Walker and Nellie visit at Buehler's residence. Mr. and Mrs. Berry were in the area Sunday as Marble L.L. visitors arrive from time to time.
Arrivals visits and small community events across Greenbrier include John Owens and family visiting on weekend, Mrs Merlin Sides and children visiting Mrs John Topkins, and John Howard adding a new room. Ramsey near Greenbrier farm, Barrett assessing near Sturdivant, Walter Dellinger doing carpentry for John Howard. Rev E G Virgin preached Low Galloway funeral at Union. Health reported good, harvest near complete, and Deputy Assessor Huskey to assess towns. Various residents named, trades, movements, and domestic updates noted.
A testimonial from Klack Medicine Co of Kentrett Missouri promotes Black's Eye Water as painless and harmless for sore eyes in people horses and dogs. A boy with severe eye soreness reportedly recovered after using the product and returning to school the next day. The ad invites readers to write for confirmation at 411 Jefferson Avenue Jeromin Ark.
J R Black Medicine Co Kennett MO appears, with social notices of Hill church Sunday event and a family visit. Mrs Lillie Shell reports eye trouble. Mr and Mrs Avery Pickett and children visited Mrs J Wo G Haho Sunday night. August Barrett and family visited his brother AL M Barrett Saturday night and Sunday. ALM Barrett sold a lot of mice laws to Mr Batten of Advance last week.
A local speaker urges November 16 as a road improvement day, praising recent gains in county infrastructure since the highway office began. He calls on residents to join in instead of criticizing officials, noting community effort as key to better roads and civic pride.
A speaker urges the highway engineer to designate a day for road work to unlock a possible 82,400 dollar yearly benefit on local roads. He argues mixing clay with gravel tightens and smooths the surface, preventing loose gravel and improving durability, and warns of consequences after November 16 if others fail to act.
A terse note records Wee Daker Juniet Somainecs traveling to Advance Sanday and wearing garments described as below in a brief item from the period.
A St. Louis Star report notes a man described as 18 feet three in height married yesterday to a woman valued at a million dollars, signaling a notable social page event in local circles.
Mr. Green of Barfordville visited the Wiseman family over the weekend. Rev. Taylor Ray conducted a two week meeting at Clabhreek that ended Sunday. Rada Nall returned Thursday from Jackson visiting friends. Sydney Johnson of Dongola visited his daughter Anna Maker. Lin Rob and Elmer Johnson passed through Sunday. The Nall crew cut logs for J. M. Shell on Wednesday. Nova Gaither visited her brother Lon at Camp 34 this week. Ralph Wiseman traveled to Barg Friday seeking work and plans to move soon. David Shell butchered a beef last week. Johnson Wiseman expects to work for Thomas Maytoon. Miss Bibel Thay may be very ill and not expected to attend. Pooler, agent for the Poote company, was not mentioned as expected. The local farm of HOA Gestee was sold recently. Null is building a new barn on his premises. Arthur Stephens, recently employed at Chaffee, moved back to Burg. Kamery, Wm. Angel, and Jnwell Clubb went to Chaffee the first of last week. Miss Cecil Bedwell of Solitatu is visiting at Clubb Creek church Sunday. The scribe went to hear President Alt speak. The scribe notes his remarks.
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