Marble Press: Weekly Thursday Publication Note
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
8
Local News Briefs From Vicinity
Our Correspondents report good health overall with Wm. H. Nanney teaching at the nearby school. Rev. Joseph Simpson began meetings at Homestead schoolhouse Saturday night. Miss Mattie Killian is sick with typhoid fever. A sorghum harvest was notable in the area. Henry Bollinger and J. M. Nanney press molasses. A large turnout attended Mt. Zion care events Saturday night and Sunday. Rev J. Mo Strather spoke at Locust Grove Saturday night and Sunday. Ellis Condor returns from Farmington. Bryan Stone shows a fondness for dississes from frequent visits. BE Leer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Nanney
Joseph Simpson
Mattie Killian
Henry Bollinger
J. M . Nanney
Mt. Zion
J. Mo Strather
Locust Grove
Ellis Condor
Mitchton
Farmington
Bryan Stone
Local News From Cape Girardeau Area Persons Visiting Friends
Health is strong in town as several residents traveled to Cape Girardeau last week. Myrtle Fowler of near Adwateron returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs Thomas Clubb of near Greenbrier is visiting friends here now. Fether Brooks attended church with Mary Lench. Holie Roberts and Ploud King went to the fair in Cape on Friday. Laura Patterson and Flovis Loyd visited Ros Patterson Sunday. Clara Carton shopped in town Saturday. Eliza Rickman of this place visited friends in Springfield Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardean
Myrtle Fowler
Near
Ad- Vvaton
Thomas Clubb
Fether Brooks
Mary Lench
Holie Roberts
Ploud King
Cape
Laura Patterson
Flovis Loyd
Ros. Patterson
Clara Carton
Eliza Rickman
Springfield
Tennessee
Locust Grove Church Services and Local Visits Reported
Rev and Mrs Stratton led services at Locust Grove Saturday and Sunday. Visitors included Rev and Mrs J M Stratton, Mr and Mrs Newt Fox, Luther Bargett, Edwin Blanken, Joe Howard at Locust Grove baptism, Alpha Craft and Nona Bazzell with Crader family, Franklin Fox with Monroe Nanney, and George Schreiner, John Roberts at Thornburgh contest. School reopened with 23 students and several families visited Cape fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Stratton
Locust Grove
Win. Poston
Billy
J. M Stratton
Newt. Fox
Henry Schreiner
Albert Barrett
Luther Bargett
Edwin Blanken
George
Roy Schreiner
Joe Howard
Alpha Craft
den Bazzell
Nona Bazzell
Leroy Crader
Marble Hill
Franklin Fox
Monroe Nanney
Mount Zion
Crites
Wm. Fox
Newt Fox
Andrew Bollinger
Leo
John Bollinger
Lutesville
William Hartwig
Luther Proffer
George Schreiner
John Roberts
Thornburgh School
Mec Glothlin
Cape
Wheat sowing dominates regional activity in health roundup
Health overall is reasonably good with a few exceptions as wheat sowing appears to be the current focus. The report notes several people from around the area involved in agricultural work and local conditions.
Local Notables Attend Meetings and Social Visits
Shrum family prepared for Dunklin event as Pattons began last Friday. Rev GM Mouser kept a regular Hurricane appointment last Sunday. Ed Douglas couple visited MF Lincoln Sunday. Sherman Cady visited Virgil Stone Saturday. Pattons and Trentham family members returned home after a series of meetings at Grassy John. Patton siblings cutting blocks for Carlyle Schnell attended Lackey party near Cedarbrak. Residents of the area prepare for the association at Mt Zion with hopeful success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrum
Patton
GM Mouser
Hurricane
Ed Douglas
Lincoln
Sherman Cady
Virgil Stone
He Patton
JM Trentham
Grassy
Mt Zion
Crooked Creek Corn Cut. Wheat Sowing In Full Swing
Health is very bad at this writing. Revs Yount and Patton hold protracted meetings at Liberty. hoped no great revival there. Mr and Mrs M B Whitener visited their daughter Mrs Lester Whitener. her little daughter sick and to be taken to St Louis for stomach abscess operation. Mrs Dan Whitener with her father Mr Kelly near Marquand. Mrs Alice Pulliam sick. Born to Mr and Mrs John Pulliam a fine boy. Some contemplating a trip south to hear singing of frogs. Will Whitener trips regularly. Emil Mabuce drove his brother John to school. Mrs Mabuce visited her aunts Cordelia and Alice Murray in Patton. Harley Gree showing interest in Ridge prayer meeting. Jesse Shammi's horse often hitched to a post in front of Devonport's house on Sundays. Chas Hawn went to mill last week. School progressing under F M Jones. County superintendent visited lawn school Tuesday last week. J W Devonport laying a concrete floor in his cellar. J W Devonport and family visited son Roy on Sunday. Misses Fanny Black and Maggie Devonport visited Will Devonport’s Sunday. Swienmirene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yount
Patton
M. B Whitener
Lester Whitener
St. Louis
Dan Whitener
Kelly
Marquand
Alice Pulliam
John Pulliam
John
Southland
Ridge Prayer Meeting
Jesse Shammi
Wim. Devonport
Chas. Hawn
Lawn School
J. W. Devenport
Roy
Fanny Black
Maggie Devenport
Will Devenport
Swienmirene
Dry Seed Corn Advice Warns Of Frost Damage
Agricultural guidance from J C Hackleman at Missouri College of Agriculture stresses seed corn must be dried promptly to avoid loss from early frost. Local, air drying is preferred. store in airy racks with no touching ears. use fire cautiously if needed and ensure drying completes before closing storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hackleman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Tipens
Missouri
Notice of Constable's Auction in Bollinger County
A Bollinger county constable of Wayne township gives notice of an auction to be held Saturday October at the residence in Zaly town. The notice references the constable's authority and location within Missouri. Further details are unclear in the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyntha J. Dewhitt
Wayne Township
Bollinger County
Mice Uri
Zaly
Auction Notice of Bollinger County Deed of Trust
By deed dated June 4 1913 Sheriden Casinger and Matilda C. Casinger pledge land in Bollinger County Missouri to secure a note that is past due. Trustee will sell Saturday October 25 1015 at the north door of the courthouse Marbie Hill to the highest bidder for cash, describing the S W and N E and part of the N W quarter in section 14 township 30 north range 8 east containing 115 acres more or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriden Casinger
Matilda C. Casinger
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marbie Hill
Towit
S. W
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