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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

8

Local Social Notes From Weekend Visits In Marble Hill Area

McMinn returned to his Marble Hill home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jim Phillips of Grassy spent Saturday night at Charley Acup's. Mr and Mrs Bland Barnhart visited Robert Barrett's Sunday afternoon. Maude Barrett visited friends Dowie and Alma Hedrick Sunday afternoon. Jim Esters helped Jacob Hedrick to chop corn.

Sam ! McMinn Marble Hil Jim Phillips Grassy Charley Acup Bland Barnhart Robert Barrett Maude Barrett Dowie Alma Hedrick Jim Esters Jacob Hedrick

Local social notes and brief health updates

Health is fairly good Cora gathering is the order of the day. Joan Revelle and family visited at Mrs Croy's Sunday. Grace Pixley is very ill. Mr Jenkins and son Clyde were in town Saturday morning. Mrs Kitchens of near Patton is visiting her daughter, Mrs CE Dennis. Olie Hitt sold a nice bunch of cattle Thursday. Mrs Mary McKinney and son Rube were guests of CN Dennis and family Saturday. Amon Hartle is on the puny list. Our mail carrier Elmer Hitt says he has an easy time now as both the bridges are washed out. Mr and Mrs Hargen and son Albert were Whitewater visitors Sunday. Rube McKinney was in town Saturday. Ed Gunter is visiting his parents this week. Black Eyes.

Joan Revelle Croy Grace Pixley Jenkins Clyde Kitchens Near Patton CE Dennis Olie Hitt Mary McKinney Rube CN. Dennis Amon Hartle Elmer Hitt Hargen Albert Rube McKinney Ed Gunter

Grassy and Little Vine Crowded Last Week

Grassy and Little Vine were crowded last week amid generally good health with some bad colds. Rev Elmer Shell preached at Little Vine Saturday night and Sunday and will return for the third Saturday night. Neal Scott and family and H B Hawn visited AP Sherman's on Sunday. Mrs Emory Baker, recently at Campbell with a physician, expects to return home soon. Estel Beasley and Miss Susie Sherman attended Little Vine services. Horsel, son of William McCormick, has been ill for some time.

Elmer Shell Little Vine Neal Scott H. B. Hawn AP. Sherman Emory Baker Campbell Estel Beasley Susie Sherman Horsel William McCormick

Singing and Birthday Party at P Stern's

Report says the Thursday night singing and birthday party at P Stern's was well attended and enjoyed by those present with a festive atmosphere and good company.

P Stern

Local News Tied to Grassy Community

Perkins Creek and Littl Vine Healy and others visited Miss Glena Francis Saturday night Elbert Patterson and Robert Inman recently returned from Colorado Charley Starkey bought a pew car Pink Jordana returned home with chills John Middleton and others home from work Neal Scott and family visited A Gregory Lattle Vine East church attendance noted Local readers receive best regards from Lovecc Kin

Gregory Zalma Mises Dora Nora Midkileton Glena Francis Elbert Patterson Robert Inman Colorado Lattle Vine East Charley Starkey Pink Jordana Rivco John Middleton Johto Moore Neal Scott A. Gregory Tae Peess

Local People and Visits Reported Around Town

Tallent Health praised as very good while Tallent Crowded out last week. Joe Denton passed thru this vicinity Friday. Miss Stella Burton visited Poley Sitze's Wednesday night. Tom Pulliam drove Henry Kirkpatrick's cattle to Bernie last week, returning Thursday. Water plentiful in that country. Ralph Starkey visited Charley Sitze's Wednesday night. Bud Kelley and family near Marquand visited Will Henson and family. Mrs Tom Pulliam and children visited Poley Sitze Tuesday night. Phil Pulliam traveled to Marquand Wednesday. Poley Sitze has cistern work. Jacob Welker passed thru Friday. Alex Green and Cameron Lincoln visited Marquand Saturday. Miss Pearl Stanfill visited Carrie Munich last Saturday. John Stanfill attended singing at New Salem Saturday night. Mrs Hettie Lawrence of Chaffee visiting daughter Janie Pulliam. Mrs Matt Lawrence of Detroit and Mrs Mary Yount visiting sister Janie Pulliam. Mr and Mrs Bud Kelley and daughter attended church at Mount.

Joe Denton Stella Burton Poley Sittes Tom Pulliam Henry Kirkpatrick Bernie Ralph Starkey Charley Sitzes Bud Kelley Near Marquand Will Henson Poley Sitzes Phil Pulliam Mar Detroit, Mich Mary Yount Janie Pulliam Mount

Typhoid Sickness and Local Visits Highlight Small Town Notes

Little daughter of SC Cooper suffers a severe typhoid attack but shows improvement. Visits span multiple families including Mr and Mrs Alex Farmer at Glen Allen and Eva Williams returning from Alton. Community figures Rev James Trentham and Vera Allimon appear in weekend church and neighborly gatherings with numerous Sunday calls and local trips to Whitewater and nearby names.

Mayfield News Roundup and Social Visits

Mayfield residents share social calls and visits across towns including Grace Mayfield, Mrs Morada Linesta of Fornfell, and Miss Lillie Cook. Local families, school activities, church attendance, and travel to Hurricane and Patton roads are noted along with seasonal greetings and community chatter.

Public Sale Of Personal Property At Patton Mo

A public auction will be held at the seller's farm one mile east of Patton Missouri on Jackson road Friday December 12 1919. Items include a registered black Hamletonian stallion 11 years old 16 hands high a registered black Spanish jack 9 years old about 1444 hands high a hay mare 12 years old 16 hands high a black mare 12 years old 15 hands high eight head of yearling steers a Gestring wagon a Weber wagon a hay rake a section harrow a Deering mower an attachment for a walking plow a buggy two sets wagon harness single buggy harness several washing machines between 300 and 400 bales of hay stalk fodder baled straw and other articles. Terms made known sale day. If it rains sale will be on the 13th. H M KNOWLES T L Grindstaff Auctioneer D R Sample Clerk. When in doubt mind your own business.

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Walker & Son Vhone Lutesville, Mo Bochanan Advance R. F. D Healy Ie Tallent Wao Bus Mises Eva Rena Phillips Mildred Cooper Henry Abersathy Gt & L Vance Mir Mra Cleve Newell Mra Choe Sample Whitewater Rovon Derr Adella Mantell Grace Boilimer Morada Linesta Fornfell Ive Mayfield George Mayfield Jonson Mayfield Lee Masters Grace Mayfield Everett Ridings Fish Masters Lillie Cook Dawn Greene Pearl Delphin Elisha Fulton Lande Tivis Greene Siteston A. Fulton Robert Bollinger Johnnie Bollinger Glen Earl Bollinger Iva Mayfield Kabe Marada Lincoln Chester Elisha Green Patton Jacob Hanpers Charley Fulton Lutesville Peter Seabough Bud Mayfield Dayton Mayfield Patton, Mo Jackson Road H. M. Knowles T. L. Grindstaff D. R. Sample Prince Albert P. A France R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC Luther J Prumaiey Costier Oecar W Vowel Desines Bank of Marble Hill Marble Hill, Missouri A. Sander Rober H.W Melsinger Preeaent C. L. Bolinger Bank of Talma, Missouri Bollinger KL Veli Reece Wart Ward Burglar Insurance Nethone Hafe & Od Company Chandler PM Wes Cashiee W. W. Sample, Jr Robert Drum, Sr Henry Elfrank Bollinger County Bank Missouri M. Wells J. J. Chandler Henry Fifrank Robert Drwe R. W. VanAmburs Plesville Henry Elfrank A. Sander, M. D Marble Hill Bollinger County Abstract and Real Estate Company Incorporated Witmer Drugstore WM. Laces W. K. Chandler Trowel Lodge A. F A. M A. J. Manton
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