Our Correspondents In Rural Locale Health Reports And Local Moves
Our Correspondents notes health is good and election over with farmers gathering corn. Local school led by P. B. Chestner moves forward as Curtis Dennis plans to move to his farm near the area. Various residents including W. G. Biffle, Henry Pogue, Envene and Robert Shell work for W. G. Kitchen while Envene and Robert Shell gather corn for A. J. Zimmerman near Glen Allen. Rev Bee Yount spoke at Liberty. A box supper at Barbour schoolhouse Thursday night Nov 1 invites all. W. G. Kitchen and daughter Mary visited Zimmerman Friday night. Community members travel to nearby towns. Emanuel Seerance builds a new dwelling. Fannie Ward returns from Fredericktown. Sprort and Marble Hill visit Scopus. Preaching at Bollinger. Ralph Dewhitt went to Kennett. Laura Stevens moves to Lutesville to stay with sister Mrs Hf Cole who is ill. Merchants busy buying poultry. Dentist Coleman works at Scopus. Flossie Limbaugh leaves for Marble Hill and enrolls at W. M. College. Nick Robins of Gravel Hill visits Nawney family. Gini is Buur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Chestner
Curtis Dennis
W. G. Biffle
Henry Pogue
W. G. Kitchen
Envene
Robert Shell
A. J. Zimmerrman
Glen Allen
Bee Yount
Liberty
Barbour
W.G. Kitchen
Mary
A.J. Zimmerman
Patton
Emanuel Seerance
Fannie Ward
Fredericktown
Sprort
Marble Hill
Scopus
Bollinger
Ralph Dewhitt
Kennett
Laura Stevens
Lutesville
Hf. B. Cole
Dentist Coleman
Charles Hale and Miss Stratton wed in Glen Ailen area
Charles Hale, a clever operator in Glen Ailen, married Miss Stratton of Cape Girardean county on Saturday. The couple embark on a prosperous life ahead with many well wishes. Church guests included Jacob Rhodes of Maryland and Jesse Rhodes family near Leva. Local friary notes record Rev Mrs EL Williams returning home and ongoing meetings led by Revs Barrett and ThuatY yielding several conversions and ten additions. The funeral of Mrs Mary Saunders was held at Union Cemetery on Friday November 6 in the presence of many relatives, as brothers J Mo, George, John, and N A Zimmerman attended the service. Lulu Welker confided chills and fever. Miss Radie Moore recently visited from Fredericktown. James Shrum and family of Shri attended church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hale
Glen Ailen
Stratton
Cape Girardean County
Jacob Rhodes
Maryland
Jesse Rhodes
Near Leva
Radie Moore
Fredericktown
James Shrum
Fmily
Lulu Welker
EL EL Williams
Barrett
Thuaty
Mary Saunders
Union Cemetery
Messrs
J. Mo. George
John
N. A. Zimmerman
Senders
Scopus Local News Notes Quiet Election And Dry Weather
Health is very good in this locality despite dry weather and stock water hauling. Uncle EF M Cole moved to the Aunt Susan Cook farm near Scopus. Dr Isaac Welker cleared land for W R Farrar. Mrs J J Mayfield has been ill but improving. H W J and M O Lincoln building a large barn for George Grindstatt. Cotton pickers returned home, reports dull conditions. Election passed quietly at most precincts, though some regret whiskey in circulation. Jet M Limbaugh and family of Marble Hill attended church at Nichols chapel. F M Stevens visited Cape Girardeau. If this misses the waste basket I will come again. A FRINN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. M. Cole
Susan Cook
Scopus
M. Limbaugh
Marble Hill
Nichols Chapel
F. M. Stevens
Cape Girardeau
W.M.C. pupil notes fall and town updates
Election results favor opponents. Local moves, visits, and illnesses fill the week on College Hill. Deaths include Frederick Brammer and Joseph Crader while marriages, accidents, and property moves shape community life in Laflin and surrounding areas.
Marriage at Jackson Missouri connects Jones and Lessley
George Jones and Miss Alpha Lessley wed at Jackson Missouri. The bride, oldest daughter of merchant C M Lessley, taught in Bollinger County public schools. The groom, Elisha Jones’s son, works for a railroad in Springfield and will make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
George Jones
Alpha Lessley
C. M. Lassley
Bollinger County
Croom
Elisha Jones
Tie
Springfield
Martha Brown
Ian Hutson
Marquand
Lessley Cemetery
Self Possessed as a Rowdy Bargain
A humorous dialogue exchanges a Mrs Manykids remarking that the girls are always self possessed and a Mr Manykids wishing they would be possessed by someone else instead.
Frontier El Paso recollection of Open All Night signs
Gerald Sullivan recalls El Paso in frontier days with four businesses and sixty saloons. One establishment advertised Open all night, while a neighboring Chinese laundry also claimed it would keep wokkee all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Gdjoinie
Andia Chinese Laundry
Gerald Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tut Marbleee Hint Press
Hill & Chandler Publishers
Talient
Flossie Limbaugh
W. M. College
Nick Robins
Gravel Hill
J. L. Nawney
Gini
Buur
Teenanvile
F. M. Cole
Mrs. Cook
Jeff Limbaugh
WV. RT. CC
W.M.C
Tim
D. P. Montgomery
Brother Montgomery
Lena Zimmerman
Bessville
Lester Sitzes
Walter Revelle
C.C. Zimimermian
Alva Jamison
W. M
Katie Butler
W. A. Davanult
College Hill
Marie Wellss
Turrilin
Henry Pentorch
Barkschapel
G. BE. Kinder
Mr. Pentarf
P. Ro. Robinson
Dunklin County
Daniel Hahs
Gi. E. Kinder
Gravelton
Lottie Phelps
Lam
Frederick Brammer
Farmington Asylum
Gus Poinsett
Leopold
Bramer
Joni
Joseph Crader
AS Polund
F. Grader
Mer. Crader
WJ. Poston
Barks Chapel
Lyme
Robert Kinder
Marble Tili
Old Laflin
Laflin
W. J. Poston
Ed McCormick
Disdie
William Slinkard
Sheriff Nenninger
Reilly
Bryanite
Nusskey
Mar. Nanney
Davis
Amanda Stratton
Mr. Hale
Nenophon
Buchanan
Roosevelt
Andray Pierce
Burk
W. GC
Myers
Robert Francis
Frank Kinder
Columbia
W. H. Patt
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
P. D. Estes
John Call
Mareue Sopu and
Luresville
Estes & Call
FE. E. Bair
Marobue Hittin
Missouri
W. K. Chandler
Azallard
Ars. C. TI. Rumron
Stanberry
Louis
International Courresponience
VOC
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Elec
St. & No
A.A. Conatruc
Cole
Cole’s
Clark’s Hardware
Lutesville, Mo
G. Burette Snider
Notary Public and Conveyancer
Bank of Marble Hill
A. Sander, M. D
Nh. Mo
Ney Office
Drugstore
R. W. VanAmburg
Bicketers
Giesecke
Justin
S. P. Burford &Co
C. M. Witmer
Maride TH. Mo
Dee
Deus
Chas
Tlbrs
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
W.K. Chandler
Attorney-T-Law
Misssssouri
THE
Jackson Marble Works
John TH. Sander
Prop
OC. L. Palley
Bank of Marble
Robert Drum, SR
C. A. Sander
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