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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
8
Marble Hill weekly newspaper published by Hill and Chandler appears every Thursday. The paper is entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Our Correspondents arrived late for the fsane. Miss Opal Matthews of Grassy hosted by Miss Lizzie Mouser, and Miss Esther Bollinger hosted by Miss Gertrude Pape. Speaking was well attended Friday and Saturday nights. Stella Duna returned from Cape Girardeau to attend school. Nellie Smith visited Lizzie Mouser. Lola Lord, Nellie Smith, Lizzie Mouser, and Lyman Mouser went driving Sunday. Fagus Guy appeal prompts letters. Kina Payniers busy gathering. Pickett and Fowler report their saw mill running. Jett Lloyd completed a new chart. Noah Kirkpatrick and family visited Pond Creek relatives Saturday night. Will Newell of Dousla in the county Sunday. A C Richards bought a new log wagon. Myo and Mrs. Lee Baker visited relatives in Stoddard county Friday to Sunday. Wesdames Lou Pickett and Mary Calivan visited Greenwood school Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Cooper visited William Fowler Sunday. Prekece attended the pie supper at Cauneeres. Ruddy night Miss Bentud Howard and others visited Martha Cooper Sunday evening.
Ww M Cc notes show Jollede basketball team defeating Lutesville 4th to T. Rev. Wo A Duvault preached at Marquand Sunday. Rev NOE Cashion held services at Birds Point Saturday and Sunday. Crader of Fornfelt visited daughter Hazel and son Harry last week. Fred Sullivan of Forest City Ark visited school last week. Lynne Ho VanAmbure spent weekend with home folks at Berfordville. J B H and William B Parratt of Essex enrolled this week.
Dongola residents report relatives visiting in Stoddard county and callers traveling from Whitewater. Local visits include Ellison Harris, Monroe Hill, Bud Harris and family, John Harris, and Anna Murphy with her brother Maodie Harris. Judge F G Lambert's reelection celebrated. Marion couple welcomes a birth.
The death of Amie Mooney occurred November 6, 1914, at the Mooney home. He was a little over years old and had been ill for about 10 weeks. Funeral services were led by Rev. Bess. Survived by a father, two brothers, and two sisters, the family receives community sympathy from Cote Ealy Ma ann L.
The Mt Pleas nt community plans to revive Sunday school and boost winter activities. Reports describe meetings on state amendments, a burgeoning Mothers club, social life, a corn husking event, and a fire at Warren tilthind's house. Local farming, gatherings, school poems, and apples and spud prices are noted alongside numerous names and visits across Bollinger county Missouri.
Balch Arkansas reports fine weather with cotton picking in full swing. T L Scott and Cruthers Baker arrived from Bollinger County October 21. Tom Expresses fondness for Arkansas. Cruthers left for Searcy on Saturday. Raney Sears bought a dynamo to light his picture show and plans a Missouri trip. Jasper Allen remains at Cow Lake as the high school at Fisher opens recently. Mrs Nettie Cole of Fruman visits.
Ed relatives and friends in this community a few days no, Mrs. Fannie Balch has been very ill, but is reported improving, Jr. Cansey had the misfortune to lose his store by fire. The Balch post office also burned. What is the matter "Big Boy?" Why don't you give us some news from Lank? With best wishes will ring off Swamp AnGei.
Clarence Rose visits his parents in town while Grandpa Athens is very ill. Lena Ahrens visits from Oran. Cattle losses claim $100 value for W. C. Mexiley and A. M. Myers. Leo Lorberg and Wm. Macke report Mr Vaters recent arrival. August Schapper relocates to Jackson after selling stock. H. W. Bangert completes a new garage. Albert Rose advances on a new home. A one year old Wessell boy recovers from a broken legs incident. Chas Borchers collides with a car near Jackson, mule injured. Election passes quietly with Republicans 96, Democrats 24, Progressives 4, Prohibitions 2. Albert Uleke and Marie Hartman.
Henry Weasell and Lydia Eggiman wed quietly last week as friends hosted a surprise party Tuesday night. August C. Illers oversees the plant while Pedigo plans a Jackson move. The Public School Debating society will discuss woman suffrage Friday night. Three young women and three men debate the issue. Niicupor Tobacco ad seeks 2c stamp for full particulars. Notice grants letters testamentary for Joseph Ralin estate in Bollinger County. Creditors must file claims within six months. one year to avoid bar of the state.
Notice announces the transfer of letters of administration for the estate of Cynthia J. Trewhitt in Bollinger County Missouri. It orders all claims against the estate to be presented within one year of the notice date or be barred, naming S. E. Drwttr as executor and requesting claimants to come forward.
Letters of administration granted by the Bollinger County Probate Court to BE. Houassures and BE. Hetlinakn for the estates of Langent and Bollinger deceased. Creditors must file claims within one year from the last publication or be barred. dates in October and December listed.
Sheriff will sell at public auction the real estate under a deed of trust by Jor Lee and his wife Jenie Lee dated December 1006 to secure a promissory note. Sale set for Wednesday December 1814 at Marble Hill courthouse north door between 9am and 5pm. Property description begins at the intersection of certain lines in section 21, township 33 north, range 9.
A legal notice describes land boundaries and conveyance to Wen Lee and J F Lee from Lucinda J Barbier, dated Sept 21 1915, recorded in Hollinger county, with an exception of 100 acres previously sold to Pheyd Girndetatt in 1910. It names the Sheriff of Bollinger County as satisfaction authority for the claim.
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