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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
8
A historical newspaper item notes Hill and Chandler as publishers with a Thursday release schedule. It records the Marble Hill post office entry as a second-class matter. The fragment hints at a named individual Tae Marace finn in a publication context.
Our correspondents report Loersaville J P Ricketts moved his family to Marble Hill last week occupying the house vacated by his father’s family. Miss Ethel Mabuee returns to Indiana to resume school. The young son of Hugh Zimmertian is improving with his aunt Mrs Sam Bess caring for him. Mrs LC Griffith is ill since Saturday night. Uncle Ben Sitze is very low. Hale and Andy Moore tracked Mr Moore’s cow that strayed but did not catch her. Bess is preparing to Hillike sorghum. Mrs HLH Mabie visits her daughter Mrs Griffith. J Moore of Mississippi visits his relatives at Bessville. The fencing crew is at work. Winter’s approach is noted by the cool evenings.
Local brief items report mild weather and good health in Leopold. Farmers prepare to sow wheat. Rev. P Kurtenbach travels to Oran and New Hamburg. Hulshof ships two carloads of sheep. Heavy Fels Jr. attends a fair in St Louis last week, returns Sunday. Mrs Dinn Theile visited St Louis two weeks. Misprints and scattered names describe daily life, travel, health and local events including a ball game between Barfordville and nearby town.
Community items report visits by JOA Yeery and Aly as Mes to New Madrid Mornay and Glen Allen kinship ties. Births and health notes include a fine boy for Chas Hale and a weak spell for Will Barrett with typhoid. Obituary notes cover Uncle Pink Turner at age 73 and funeral rites at Turner cemetery. school progress under Miss Minnie Kinder and Roy Wagner. local travel to Lowndes and Dunklin counties.
Farmers busy with wheat and corn. visits from Mrs Ron Sebnyter and others. Saturday trip by Herman Blankeo and Doc Clayton. Cape fair attendance noted. George Masters builds a house. Dec Clayton plans an eight room farm home this fall. Mrs N W Huffman ill with rheumatism. rumor of a wedding in the community.
All Druggists have been having a round with the cills. Little Paul Cobb has been sick. John Schreiner went to Appleton last week. Dor Clayton and Miss Martha Blanken were married at Jackson last week. We wish them happiness. Mrs. Daniel Proffer visited at the Cape last week Brown Eyes.
Lutesville reports a busy week with illnesses including typhoid fever, visitors arriving from St. Louis and Kenne tt, and a new pastor Rev Linus Baker named for Lutesville and Glen Allen. Sunday School rallies drew 259 attendees. Residents welcome the new minister, repair work continues on Drum's store addition, and local merchants plan events at Farmers Week with Champ Clark as a judge.
A Missouri ham legend, Mrs. Clark, draws crowds with her Bowling Green hams. A correspondent lauds her “Ham Sweet Ham” tale and describes her Wednesday gatherings where guests enjoy ham sandwiches. She will speak at Farmers' Week in Columbia January 13 to 17.
Free six or twelve silver teaspoons to new or renewing subscribers of Farm Progress, a St Louis farm paper. Teaspoons are inch long, solid silvered white metal, beads along edges, designed to last. Also notes annual meeting for the Bank of Patton with details on date and attendees.
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