Marble Hill Press Post Office Listing Notice
The Marble Hill Press notes its mailing status at the Marchie II post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
8
The Marble Hill Press notes its mailing status at the Marchie II post office as second class matter.
Our Correspondents report health concerns at Sedgewickville with typhoid fever in Harvey Masters and others laid to rest in the local cemetery. T Ko Drom returns from the West September 25. Jams Havetle builds a tranesidhener. The Jet Cook party is well attended with good acid tine. Miss Beesoubimch visits Perryville. Roe school opens Mayrdis with Cleve Upites as teacher. Pr. and Mrs. Edward Crites move to Denver Cole on Saturday to visit Mrs Crites's mother for health reasons.
Relatives and neighbors visit for holidays and Sunday gatherings across Kennett area. Reports of flowers, rain, and harvest at Castir Creek, with personal notes on visits to Will Barrett, Charlie Tiomiss, and Mrs Lumma Domont. Captain Jol AL Reilly dies. funeral at St Johns cemetery.
Garassy Pactors Htenlih gered, Hid Perkins and fimily wield of Pink Fowler's last Saturday and Sunday OT. Joe Reon of Pond Creek visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Riatis Rea, Saturday and Sunday. Juke Fowler of Trowell was there one night last week. Mrs Helle Fowler of Galen Allen visited her daughters Misses Boulahi and Tene. Bob Sitzes of Castor was in town Sunday. Mr Cornelius of Dexter visits Reuben Abernithy’s family. George FE. Kinder of Laftlin visited his daughter Mrs Of Phelps. Fred Ellis and wife of Doe Run visited the parents of Mr Ellis. Me and Mrs Charles Ellis, at this place. Fare RaNeen.
Rain boosts planting as Leopold reports farmers ready to sow wheat. A Hulshof and daughter Mina shop in St. Louis this week. Grandma Brommer improves after illness. Frank Nenninger roofs his blacksmith shop. Citizens attend FE Hitt sale near Advance Saturday. Mrs Ben Elirink, widow of Captain John A Reilly of Glen Allen, buried here Sunday. John Leesing builds new residence. The stork visits Mr.
Fragmentary report notes Mra doe Seiler October 3 and ler twin babies a boy and girl. Frank Theile attended a shooting die l at Latin last Thursday and accidentally cut his hind severely, Mes. John Tenfolder and Mrs. A. Steverink improving. W. E. Dickey, W. J. Dann and Oscar Parks of Latesville attended the funeral of Captain John A. Reilly Sunday, A Reaves.
Limey town brief reports on residents and visitors including Normag Poston who has chills and Mrs Enoch Shell who is sultry Mix. BF Winters suffers heart trouble. Mrs Bennett entertained Viv and Mira. Several couples from Laflin and nearby hosted gatherings. William Snider with WLC Ways Dan Clibb visits from California. Mrs Errett Kinder sick. David Snider improves. John Poston hauling for W M Poston. Rev Yount preached to a large crowd. Farmers finish plowing for wheat and plan sowing.
Yount notes no tax press updates in this county section and sends a small batch of news. Health is generally good with minor issues. Farmers near season completion. Mrs. Marion Killian improving after illness. Charley Goldsmith traveled to Perryville last Saturday. Henry Yamnitz had business in Saline recently. A basket dinner was served at Half Finish Church grounds.
Choeked Creelsé in termes be done patting corm and pre preparing to saw wheat Me. and Mrs Vester Venable are visiting at JF. Henderson's. Devenport visited at his father's. Geadie Spyder is poorly. Mean hulling at J. AW. Ma thee's. Sup of Keane jlellen. Steve Lorne sick with whiteh and broom making. John Stady met Mrs. Stady's brothers at Old Union and graves of their parents cleared. Mrs. Steve Yount and Mise Della visited. Jane Hiffle visited Mrs. Greeen's. Landerstand Curtis Denne seeking new location. Mr and Mrs. Manuel Lorance visited Noah Kitchens'. Ethan Yount visited FC Henderson's Sunday. Jesse Rhodes quite sick. Walter Green home sick after birnbridge trip. Maggie Devenport visited Irene Hill and attended funeral of Mrs. Henry Mayfield. Ethel Mabuce went to Chi na for ecology school. Born to Manuel and Lacy a fine boy on September 15, 1910. Cat Eves.
Union Ridge Health is reasonably good. Most farmers plan sowing wheat. Mr and Mrs Lyman Bridges and family of Scopus visited Mrs Bridges parents Mr and Mrs Wm Yount over weekend. M M Lates visited Lutes' family. Henry Feiler visited brother Fred and family. Goldie and Will Yount visited aunt Lola Yount. Mr and Mrs C M Johnson visited daughter Mrs F E Dockins at Scopus. Mrs Herman Rastl and son Roy from near Huskey attended church at Union Ridge. Roy Formway from near Burfordville visited Luther Yount.
Sunday services drew a large crowd at Reagan's chapel with Rev D BE Barrett's temperate lecture and Rev Z Yount's sermon at Crites chapel. rain reduced attendance Sunday morning. Gorge Sealaugh rented Will Yallomnite farm and moved in last Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs James Shram on September 20 a fine son Will Yaruite. The Heian school opened September 12 with John Mayfield as teacher. Rumor of another wedding in town. Liew Doggett traveled to Perryville last Saturday. Nows les seiner.
Sone Paul and Willie visited Wm B Yount and family Sunday Mr and Mrs E Barks at Marble Hill visited their son KE Barks and family Sunday Jease Yount and family have been visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity the last week Mr and Mrs Otto Reitsel and the baby visited Mrs Reitsels parents Rev and Mrs J H Yount and family Saturday night and Sunday R A DeWitt and Frank Chestner of Marble Hill visited at Hee Younts last Sunday and attended church at Union Ridge August and Rupert Yount and Warren Grindstaff visited Bertin and Jesse Barks Sunday Success to The Press ALLE
The notice mourns seven year old Harvey E Masters who died September 27 1910 after a brief bout with typhoid fever. It praises his Christian character, family, and community impact, and expresses solemn grief that he is greatly missed. The text quotes scripture and laments his early departure.
A local hotel listing promotes Commercial Hotel Lutesville offering first class service and top market supplies. Proprietress Mrs KE Rigdon is named as operator, with supporting staff noted in the catalog style notice.
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