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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Hill and Chandler publishers at Mapote Hill office with unclear seal or title. No clear individuals, events, dates, or organizations fully readable. Summarizes a local publication notice from a hill office.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe property trades and notices involving individuals such as James A. Munainge and John Magkie as well as farm transfers and building work. The text lists names, trades, and location hints, with several garbled segments, suggesting a miscellaneous local notices column.
Town residents share updates on visits and gatherings. Barretts traveled to Garavell on Saturday while Myers hosted at his home. Miss Winters received a surprise party, and several groups planned Thanksgiving gatherings with Grace Elsie Lateaspout and others in attendance.
Tonniessierlat hienlly is agrood. Merion Ward ane her sister Miss Fane left for Flat River where they have employment for most at the witer. Oie school is progressing nicely. Moss Roan Reagan cisited Misses Belle and Mary sedhaugh satieday rite lit Mrs. Art Singleton ot St. Louis is visiting her parents and friends do this vicinity. Misses Mae Yount Rosa Tinnin Stella and Bertha Salyer and Messrs. Cornelis Hawn Charley and Mans on Shell were the grests of Misses Flora and Cora Ward Sanday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hatiners and son of nose Patton attended church at Union Light Sunday night. Messrs. Jes and Roy Bollinger of nese Patton attended chareh at Union Light Sunday night. Mrs. John Farmer and family have returned lene from the south ern counties. We are glad to have then in our community again. Walter Dennis and Misses Mary and Ina Kitchen attended church at Lirre Gon.
Health is good. Misses Ora and Emma Doggett visited W D Hinkle on Sunday. Charles Gibbs is seen around Gipsy often. F M Lacey considers moving back to his farm. W D Hinkle bought a fine horse from Charles Dann. Grandma Hinkle returned from Hornersville. Hinkle works on the road now. Gibbs brothers had three car.
A note lists various local happenings and names including A J Jackson and Nelson Sipes visiting Marble Till, J D Nielwels managing the school well, Delph Lacy staying home Sunday, Doc Shell buying a new buggy, and several other brief references to residents and events around the area.
Community brief listing visits and illnesses. Alexander Hiawns and Little Axel Hawn mentioned. Reverend will preach at Point Pleasant on the fourth Sunday due to quarterly conference at Glen Allen. Hex supper at Possum Creek school next Saturday night November 27 for school benefit. Guests invited to bring boxes and bows. Mrs Baker visiting daughter Mrs J Po Donn and others. Jesse Tylin visits near Glen Allen. Mrs Charlie Swan and Siwan’s sister Mrs Jesse A Lites mentioned.
A store announces receipt of a car load of fencing wire and invites customers to inspect stock of ranges and cooking and heating stoves. Promises splendid values and pricing that will surprise shoppers.
A compact newspaper item promotes a local seller offering a wide range of goods including cutlery sash doors farm implements oils paints brushes lime and cement. It also markets enamelware tin fruit cans and graniteware. The ad emphasizes breadth of stock and variety for household and farm needs.
A. J. Thoes buys property once owned by Nate Jordan and plans to move out soon. Ridge church youths plan a Christmas tree. Railroad grading halted. Dines Bess owns many brown leghorn chickens. T Meldram offers his place for sale and may move Cook Whom to assist a relative. Shell reports an injury. someone’s leg broken recently. Pioneer Cooperage begins cutting tuber tee tie cut Hessile. Farmers benefited from weld snap tide. A child of Sam Bees had a wrist cut by a piece of glass. School progress under J Ki Welker and Miss Nola Murray. New blacksmith busy, doing good work. Welker building a new house. plans unclear.
Local item notes Patton Patton ruined Sunday as Albert Smith paints the post office and Dr O Reiley returns from Portageville where he met Rev Workman who has recovered from Texas due to climate. Wallace Farmington and Bollinger near Alliance wed last week. Mr and Mrs William Bollinger visit Oklahoma daugher ill with typhoid. Rain halted road work. new road from George Grindcrafts blacksmith to Letiman mill road on Little Whitewater opens. Grist mill runs three days weekly. Walter Oster works in blacksmith shop as Frank Watkin and wife visit Fredericktown. J D Hawn and sons buy 1000 bushels of corn at 5 5 per bushel to feed hens. James Bollinger visits relatives in Oklahoma. Edna Conrad boards with Uncle Charlie Kuhlman and attends school. Ernest Wilkerson tends the hatch while grandmother Mrs Dunlap visits Perryville. Mrs R J Robinson ill with neuralgia and rheumatism. Thanksgiving services set at Whitewater church November 25 at 11 a.m. Rev EF Miller of Sedgewickville to deliver the sermon.
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