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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
8
The Marble Hill Press notes the post office is a second class matter designation, with CNANDLER publishers. Contact details and local notices follow in the page footer.
Pleasant Grove greetings report healthy community life with a thriving school led by Miss Ollie Wills, a well attended protracted meeting, and farmers preparing to sow wheat. Visitors include Henry Abernathy of Joplin, Marvin Clubb, Mr and Mrs Francis Staats, and Mr Ezel with others stopping by Presnell's and Gobble's.
Health is reasonably good Farmers are busy sowing wheat. Nico and Mrs. PH Seabaugh and children visited at John Mayfield's Saturday night and Sunday. Henry Fulton expects to enroll in the Cape Normal school in a few days. Peter Lincoln of Hurricane is moving on the farm here he bought last spring. A large crowd welcomed the new neighbor after a surprise supper Friday night. Rev Buckner of Zalma preached at this place weekend. Mr and Mrs George Greene visited T A Fulton Saturday night. John Mayfield and T M Lincoln made a business trip to Zalma last week. W H Mayfield and family visited relatives near the Flatwoods Saturday night. Will Nugent visited friends late last week. Leslie Hueter and M B Greene left for Dunklin county Monday.
Arrivals and visits among residents including Alex Farmer Matt Jackson and families. Mentions of sales purchases mule from Ed Williams and travel to Olathe Colorado. Local appointments Rev Thomas W Cooper Hurricane Fork. Wedding of Will Harris and Deora McCormick on September 21 at Nathaniel McCormick home.
Union Light reports health fair to good in parts of the county as residents Note visits by Mr and Mrs W F Tinnin and children to Lon Reagens, Lillie Harris and Lona Turner at Mrs McMinn, and Mr and Mrs Berry from Glen Allen to Mrs McMinn. Neighbors speak of sowing wheat, a well attended sale at M N Kinder yielding good prices, and rural mail route efforts by N E Tallent.
Sunday gatherings drew a crowd as Rev P R Conrad was chosen congregational minister at Union Light church. Local residents attended family visits, social news, and reports of daily life including arrivals, purchases, and neighborhood outings in Dunklin area.
WwW M C Notes report visits by L J Deck Glen Allen to the College and by Rev W A Davault to Marquand. Floyd White and Miss Ada Morgan also visited Marquand and the College. Lynne Ho VanAmburg and Hersell Patterson spent weekends with family or friends in Burfordville Cape Girardeau and Dongola. Adolph Fish enrolled for work near Zalma. Walter Gray from Hahn and Rosewell Bess from Dongola visited the College. the Hendricks hosted St Louis guests Miss Madge Ramsey and Mrs W H Mayfield. The College baseball team defeated Marble Hill Liitesville.
Born to Oscar Hale and wife a fine son. Homer Rhodes visits home folks after working at Morehouse. Chas Bess attends Sikeston fair. J W Venable of Fredericktown visits Uncle Dred Venable. W A Crayton and wife take baby to Marquand for doctor. Miss Minta Hale ill. Mrs L C Griffith to Kentucky to nurse Blanche Huff. Homer Hale ill at work, later up again. John Rhodes ill with typhoid. A L Hahn family visiting relatives. Carrie Robinson sick with the clubs. Emil Mabuce and May Murray wed on the 16th. Charlie Whitener and wife return home after visit with parents. Hawks sighted, flock debated at 90 birds. Davenport kills fourteen. Prayer meeting at Union church every Sunday night. Daisy.
Mr and Mrs Elzie Burns visited town Monday while Mrs Frank Limbaugh shopped there. Jackson Miller of Lodge bought fertilizer in town Monday. Mrs Jas Belch Chamber returned from Bismarck after a visit. Miss Lizzie Funke visits Morley this week. Mr and Mrs H B Hahn shopped in town Monday and traded Flatwoods farm for G W Suilt near Grassy. Joe Demimer visited Charleston last week. Mr and Mrs R L Whitener left Monday for Olathe Colorado to establish a home. Barn Spencer and his father in law from Grays Ridge Mo consider relocating here. Attorney Orville Zimmerman of Kennett visited for talks. CD Baxter of Granite City Ill.
A flooded page lists residents visiting, moving, or transacting business in Lutesville and nearby towns. It notes timber cuts by Henry and Omer Lute, many neighbors traveling to St Louis Minneapolis and Castor, and a September 25 wedding of Mason Day and Miss Sarah R Dickey with a bright future for the couple.
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