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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
4
Merchants and townsfolk discuss clothing at Smiths. W A Dunn visits St Louis on business. Notices of Roosters heating stoves and frames, and local sales, with various residents renewing subscriptions and visiting Marble Hill. A mix of ads, personal notices, and community updates from the Marble Hill area.
A good upland farm three miles south of Marble Till, one and a half miles from Leopold, and near a church and schoolhouse. Includes an 18 by 24 foot two story house, barn, cistern, garden, outbuildings, four acres of bear ing orchard, thirty acres in cultivation, and seventy five acres well timbered land suitable for cultivation. Price four hundred fifty dollars. For particulars address L Perers Chatsworth Illinois.
Subscriptions from Nora M Hawn Cape Girardeau and KE Hartle near Millerville. Heating stoves advertised at Smiths Marble Hill with emphasis on quality and price. Mrs H M Smith and Miss E Moyers featured in millinery fashions. News of Rev E C Seabright moving to Patton and Alfred Hughes teaching at Shipley. A 66-year-old Kaiser child died and is buried at Ebenezer. Marble Hill bank plans confirmed with capital rising to 15000. Court at Fredericktown shows McE cans acquitted in guardianship case. Cottage for sale on Main Street with furniture and rent option offered by Omer Lures.
Notice to Farmers. The annual meeting of The Bol linger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society will be held at the courthouse in Marble Hill Missouri on Saturday October 28 1905 at 1 o clock p m All members of said society are invited and requested to be present at said meeting J M Zimmerman John Q Stevens Trustees Peren T Wixrens W R Chanpier Secretary and Attorney Rev W H Cunningham who was appointed pastor of Marble Hill and Tatesville by the St Louis annual conference recently held at Caruthersville arrived in time to fill the regular appointments at Lutesville Sunday morning and evening He requests us to announce that the plan of appointments for the pastorate will remain as it was last year First Sunday morning and evening at Lutesville and 3 p m at Bethel Second Sunday morning and evening at Glen Allen Third Sunday morning and evening at Lutesville and 3 p m at Point Pleasant Fourth Sunday morning and evening at Hahn chapel
I will sell at public auction at my place one mile south of Huskey on Hogecreek on Saturday October 14 1905 the following personal property to the highest bidder One mare one horse two yearling colts seven head of cattle including three milk cows about fifteen head of hogs binder mower and rake cultivator wagon buggy and harness plows and other farming implements and about eighteen or twenty loads of hay Terms Sum under 5 cash on sums of 5 and over a credit of months given purchaser providing approved note
W L Dunn builds a fine dwelling opposite college heights in Lutesville. Dr Wilson and wife may relocate here. Marshal Robertson visited Jackson on business. Geo White of Marquand visits his railroad agent brother. Rev Cunningham preached at the M E Church. Hr Cole and wife returned from St Louis shopping. L A Goodwin and wife return from Portland fair and western trips. Rev L Romanuk of Marquand surveys South Methodist church work. Local youths called before Mayor Dale to answer for restaurant disturbance. James Fowler of Clubb's Creek reports selling his store to W E Gaines and considering lead district ventures. Public school construction delayed beyond October 1 due to labor scarcity, but slated to be ready by October Y.
A Meade Kansas young man invites his best girl to a picnic but she protests leading him to reply in playful verse. She returns in rhyme. The column riffs on humor, unions, press agents, idle listening, education, lies, envy, art, friendship, and self caricature with aphorisms and quips drawn from American Illustrated Magazine.
Administrator W A Dunn of the estate of John 5 Dunn announces a final settlement at the next Probate court term in Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri starting Monday November 14 1905. Creditors and all interested parties are notified to appear or respond as required.
Notice is hereby given to creditors and all others interested that I, the undersigned, will proceed with the final settlement. Pursuant to applicable probate or estate laws, claims must be filed by the specified deadline to participate in the distribution of estate assets.
John Slagle deceased will hold a final service in Missouri at Marble Hill on December 13, 1906. Funeral notices list the time and location for family and friends to pay respects.
The Whitewater and Union town ship Sunday School Association holds a program at Post Oak Chapel on October 28 1905 starting at 10:00 a m with opening song scripture lesson led by Miss Annie Geer and J M Roe. Jesse Doggett gives the welcome address. Rev B C Seabright and Dr E K Statler lead discussions on Nebuchadnezzars dream and the Ram and the fie Goat prophecy. Rev Russell Rev E Miller preside over further talks on Queen Esther's value and Sunday School conventions with Rev Fred Shrum and Rev I Dogrett. President A J Statler closes the meeting.
The New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition promotes its value for autumn with news coverage, fair political reporting, and popular fiction. It advertises a special price: 1 year for $1 and combined with The Press for $1.65, totaling 156 issues.
Notice to Taxpayers lists planned meetings across Hollinger county towns and townships with dates in October and November. Collector Henry Create announces travel to Waitewater Lixville Sedgewickville Mayfield s Store Scopus Union Townsall Heitman s Mill Alliance Patton Crooked Creek Township Bessville Shrum Postoffice Fillmore Township Keeln s Store Buchanan Warne Townsall Sturdivant Greenbrier Liberty Township Peter Bese s Dongola Laflin Cy Glen Allen Litesville and Marble Hill office for receipts collection.
The Cotton Belt will run through trains to Texas with departures now leaving Delta daily at 3:18 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. The change updates morning and afternoon service times for travelers in the Delta region.
D J Conrad sheriff to sell at public auction on October 21 1905 at Marble Hill Missouri the real estate described in deed of trust from Sanford S Hawn and Bertha V Hawn to secure a note past due. The property totals 97 acres in township 3Y range 9 southeast quarter of northwest quarter etc to satisfy the trust deed.
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