Hill and Chandler Enter Marble Hill Post Office
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
8
Local notes from Grassy Mactors and nearby towns
Our Correspondents report on residents and happenings in Grassy Mactors and nearby areas. William Hill visited Brown woad, Noah Frymire built a new barn on Hiram Fowler’s hill, J W Fowler’s family shopped in Lutesville and visited Glen Allen, RL Winter sold his oxen team, Hiram Fowler considers moving his store, Joseph Rea appears lonely as his sweetheart works in cotton country, Happen So lodge grows, Tax Chronister and T H Fowler seek membership, Miss Decia Fowler visits grandparents at Trowel, Miss Etta Cooper travels from Little Grassy, David Fowler travels from Dunklin county to vote.
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Noah Frymire
Hiram Fowler
J. W. Fowler
Lutesville
Glen Allen
RL. Wintener
Joseph Rea
T. H. Fowler
Decia Fowler
Trowel
Etta Cooper
Little Grassy
David Fowler
Dunklin County
Local notes on farms, church, and travel in the county
Health is very good in this vicinity. Farmers gather ferns while a biox supper was held at Smith schoolhouse last Saturday teekt. Rev P V Rauls of Marquand preached at the Baptist church not Saturday night and Sunday. He was elected pastor for the ensuing year. H A Fulton visiting Robert Statler last Saturday night while reteacting the Rine Hill school. Charley Goldsmith hauled a load of fine sheep to St Louis last week. Mr and Mrs James Fulton at Patton one day last week. Mr and Mrs George Reagan hauled a fine load of turkeys to Perryville last Saturday. A moving picture show occurred at Heitman schoolhouse last Saturday night. John Fulton had millet threshed last Saturday. John Mayfield visited George Seabaugh last week. Jim Fulton had business at the county seat. We have a good one on a neighbor who went to the store for a supply of the filthy weed but forgot it on returning home. Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Fulton
Rine Hill
Robert Statler
Charley Goldsmith
St. Louis
James Fulton
Patton
George Reagan
Perryville
Heitman
John Fulton
John Mayfield
George Seabaugh
Jim Fulton
Uncle Sam
Barrett Family News and Local Happenings in Azalea
November 5 1910 notices report Mr and Mrs A M Barrett greet a child none born and mother and baby well. Albert Barrett and friends hear sermons on prohibition. Shanks votes Marble Hill but remains feeble. Ruby Reitzel sick but improving. Mary Robinson Rachel Call and Thomas Huskey visit. Frederick Shelton and Joab Crites appear in area. Jasper Stratton recovering from fever. A.P. miscreant eats gear from Erly Fox Gravel Hill. culprit unknown.
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Horn
A. M. Barrett
Babe
Albert
Ema Williams
Tharmony
Solomon Shanks
Marble Hill
Ruby
Otto Reitzel
Mmes
Mary Robinson
Rachel Call
Thomas Huskey
Albert Barrett
Frederick Shelton
Joab Crites
Lutesville
Jasper Stratton
Erly Fox
Gravel Hill
Azalea
Scopus Weather Brings Mild Day for Corn Gathering
Community note from Scopus records pleasant weather as the corn gathering program proceeds. A birth announcement for a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Barks is included, with warm parental greetings and good wishes.
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Scopus
John Barks
Local social notes from Gravel Hill and nearby towns
A string of brief social items reports visits and travel among residents. names include Joe Nanney Miss Ella Yount Marvin Jackson Pink Stevens Asa Brown Gertie Tallent A J Stevens Ras Pierce Grover Slinkard William Stevens Adam Seabaugh and families, with mentions of a shut sawmill and plans to move, trips to Townley Dunklin county and Hot Springs, and farming activities in Marble Hill and Gravel Hill areas.
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Psel Sa Ilies
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