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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
8
Our Correspondents and Local Updates Echo St Louis Visit
Our correspondents report visits from Robert Barrett of Lutesville to W A Barrett in town. Sam notes William Hall and Charley Kirkpatrick sold the store at Buchanan and will move their business. The Victory folks moved their machine near Grassy. Charley Dunn wrestled at Joseph Thin last weekend. A balloon sighting occurred October 1 over the county. Two men Fo on Loawr were involved in a drink-related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Robert Barrett
Lutesville
W. A. Barrett
Sam
William Hall
Charley Kirkpatrick
Buchanan
Charley Dunn
Joseph Thin
Unclear local visit notes and names from a damaged page
Fragmentary OCR records show many personal names and social visits including Mrs. and Mr. Lossley, Miss Alfreda Relteel, and W O A Robinson while references to a local school and Sunday events appear. The text is garbled with misread letters and nonsensical phrases, offering little coherent narrative.
Tourtown Obscure Notices From Ulises Viguhely Rests
A fragmentary local notices page reports Ulises Viguhely, Mrs Johneot, and Yount of near Boas Ville with death on October 1. Post Oak Chapel is referenced with Pontywit. Arthiw Henderson and Inereet Slinkard are noted near Bessville. Jo an Henderson and family visit Mrs Emrly Pulliam. Lacey Butte and Liven Gran axp Boy feature briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viguhely
Johneot
Younht
Near Boas
Ville
Resso S
Pontywit
Post Oak Chapel
Vonsble
Henderson Saneny
Inereet
Bessville
Yount
Kiev
F&f
Vount
Carmel West
Local notes from Trace Creek area and visitors
The text lists visitors and activities around Trace Creek including Mr and Mrs John Millee at W. Uobl's, Bess filling a regular appointment at Trace Creek, Miss Myrtle Minter of Kentucky visiting M B Minter and family, Mrs Jenmie Hahn and her son visiting M B Minter, a spelling match at Pound schoolhouse, and community members RB Mitchell and Misses Eva and Lovie Kitchen visiting Ollie Cobb. Joseph Sitzes of Castor attended church at Trace Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Millee
W. Uobl
Bess
Trace Creek
Myrtle Minter
Kentucky
M. B. Minter
Jenmie Hahn
Pound Schoolhouse
KB. W. Mitchell
Eva
Lovie Kitchen
Near Glen Allen
Ollie Cobb
Joseph Sitzes
Castor
Local Social Notes and Obituary Mention October Death
Castor Mrs Sarah Keehn visited St Louis several days then came Sunday. Amee Kinder and Misses Lucile McManus Cora and Carrie Shetley visited Misses Maria and Maude Sintley Sunday. Seven youths had pictures taken on Trace creek banks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Ferguson and son of Fredericktown visited sister Mrs Robert Whitener Sunday night. Minnie Hovis died October 8 1900 aged 42. Funeral by Rev Shoap. burial in Lutheran cemetery. New stave factory on Grasay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Keehn
St. Louis
Amee Kinder
Lucile McManus
Cora
Carrie Shetley
Maria
Maude Sintley
Trace Creek
Tom Ferguson
Fredericktown
Robert Whitener
Minnie Hovis
Shoap
Grasay
Local notes strain through a busy week in the community
Creek will be in running order in a sher c (bine) David Whitener suffers with gripe. Mr and Mrs Newton Benl visited his brother Amon Saturday night. Mies Mathie Hollinger is on the "jek list." Benjamin Whitene rnd son Ele near Mine la Mott visit relatives. Rev OA Bowers to begin protracted meeting at Mo F church October 15. Oran visiting relatives in Laflin. Squire Winters clerking for Latin Mercantile store this week. Our school thriving under Rev K V Propst. Moore and Sons bought old Stevens farm, farm value around 4000. Most farmers sowing wheat. L W Rose to leave for Byrd Dunklin county. Loren Grimsley at W M College Marble Hill came home Saturday. Leon Clippard of Jackson visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Brakes spent last week in Cape Girardeau. Stave factory here shut down again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whitener
Newton Benl
Amon
Mies Mathie Hollinger
God Mere
Benjamin Whitenernd
Ele
Oran
Laflin
Squire
Winters
Latin Mercantile & Lamber Company
Rev. K. V. Propst
Kh BK
Moore & Sons
Stevens
L. W. Rose
Byrd
Dunklin County
Loren Grimsley
W. M. College
Marble Hill
Leon Clippard
Jackson
Joe Brakes
Cape Girardent
Julius Lessler
Andy Nance
Charles
Local Notes From Leopold and Surrounding Areas
Farmers nearly finished sowing wheat while A Hulshot buys hogs this week. Mrs A Steverink, ill for over two months, able to buy. Several boys work on the rail read then. County Surveyor Redley does surveying for TH J Virdevon. Henry Fels Jr returns from St Louis after eye treatment. Joho Fischer improved after cholera morbus. Superintendent Farrar visited the school last Tuesday and is pleased with arrangement. Mr and Mrs Seiler celebrate fine girl, October 6. Henry Vandenaran visitors in Seourtiond Texas this week. Joe Radin and others visited St Louis last week. all report good. Henry Holaum returned from St Louis. ill but improving. Lizzie Elfvink joined by Mr and Mrs Join Ettint sna Mist Lizzie Elfvink in marriage at Lawcord Tuesday morning October 12 officiated by Ken I Burtenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fels, Jr
St. Louis
Joho. Fieher
Farrar
Korn —Teo
J. Seiler
Henry P. Vanderen
Henry
Seourtiond
Texas
Joe Radin
Henry Vandooren
Henry Tenhalder
John Vandooren
Nina
Dina Hluishot
Herman Elfvink
Henry Holaum
St. Lous
Lizzie Elfvink
Tournaste
Lawcorld Tesday
Ken I. Burtenbach
Local Notes From Old Mission Area Community
Health is good as farmers near sowing completion. Miss Ora Doggett attended the Centennial in St. Louis and returned Saturday. Social visits include Miss Stella Garrett Miss Thelton Myers with Miss Effie Chrotuster, Miss Dorothy Sparks at home Sunday. Benjamin Dunn plans to return from Oklahoma soon. John J Wiggins traveled to Greenbrier last week. Mr and Mrs TL Sitzes visited J W Degwett Sunday. School progress under GQ Fulbright. Mrs Frank Gilliland improving from typhoid fever. Miss Dothe Wiggins and Miss Ora Doggett attended Gypsy church Sunday. Miss Mary McCullough visited M N Kinder Monday. Mr and Mrs John Simpson visited Joe Dunn Sunday. John Whecarver and family visited J W Doggett Sunday. M N Kinder made a Lowndes business trip Monday. Miss Stella Dunn visited J Sparks Sunday. SuNF Lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella, Garrett
Thelton Myers
Effie Chrotuster
Dorothy Sparks
Frank Gilliland
Dothe Wiggins
Ora Doggett
Mary McCullough
M.N. Kinder
John Simpson
Joe Dunn
John Whecarver
J. W. Doggett
Railroad work dominates as locals keep busy
The notice describes a thriving railroad work scene with every man and boy in the vicinity employed. It mentions G. E. Kinder attending Cape fair recently and Jack Crouch, the team gang foreman, suffering chills. It also notes Mrs. H. Crader and her children, with health described as reasonably good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben
G. EK. Kinder
Jack Crouch
Robi
Kinder
Local notes on farms visits and land transfers near Cape Girardeau
A string of brief community items. Jacob Masters visits his daughter Mrs. Sarah Stevens near Scopus. Harley Cobb buys 40 acres of N W Huffman and plans a new dwelling. Mrs W L Cobb and other locals fall ill. several residents travel to Marble Hill and Cape Girardeau. Eula Leverette visits Herrin kin while Proffer and Foust families host visitors on our creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Cobb
N. W. Huffman
Greenbrier News Notes Around Zalma And Bloomfield
Health remains good in Greenbrier with services attended at Zalma and local church gatherings led by Mrs. Williams of Marble Hill. Visitors include Claude McKee of Chaonis and J G Stovall of Cape Girardeau. farm work, blacksmithing, and corn gathering occupy the week as Meadorland returns to service and Albert Taylor works in Chaffee. Local events feature a Cape Girardeau drainage survey, a Bloomfield stock show praised as the best, and community gatherings with ice cream suppers and harvest activities on FoR Mayfield’s creek area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Marble Hill
Fulke
Zalma
Stepp
Manford Harris
Sohoo
Albert Taylor
Chaffee
Arh
Baling
Rose Graveyard
J. A. Ross
Mayfield area notes and family events
J F Mayfield and Mayfield residents are preparing for new homes and improvements. Seabaugh plans a dwelling on his farm and Robins boys haul lumber for Vester Angle. David Green and Eva Pelliam married October 8 at the bride’s home. A neighbor crept in with a friendly charivari and an evening of joy. Mayfield’s merchant W D Mayfield reports strong trade while Mayfield family visited Fredericktown relatives. J F Mayfield finished sorghum making a large yield this year. K A Mayfield attended business in Sedgewickville Saturday. Marrienp Ine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP
Mayfield
Jesse Seabaugh
Robins
Vester Angle
Poh
Seabaugh
David Green
Eva Pelliam
Mayfielu
W. D. Mayfield
Fredericktown
R Mayfield
J. F. Mayfield
K. A. Mayfield
Sedgewickville
Mrs E Kinder Beds and Board at Dr McAnally Residence
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri has upgraded the Dr McAnally residence with new furniture and is ready to take boarders and entertain travelers. Prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Missouri
Dr. McAnally
Prices Reasonanle
Commercial Hotel Latesville Missouri Ad
Advertisement for a first class hotel in Latesville Missouri offering table service and depot proximity. Proprietress listed as Mrs E E Rigdon inviting patronage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marble Hill Press
Psucksamem
My Lossley
Reynolds
Mees Ava Teasley
Alfreda Relteel
Sotalay
W.oa. Robinson
Art Mes. Rol
Adlon
Meg
George Reiteel
St Hery
Tourtown
OA Bowers
Mo F
Leopold
A. Hulshot
A. Steverink
Redley
TH. J
Virdevon
Pouchuamsan
Latlin
8. H. Crader
Jacob Masters
Sarah Stevens
Scopus
SN. W. Thuilman
Charlie Rose
Charles Tate
Clelia Call of
Our Creek
Fhir
Cape Girardeau
W. LH. Cobb
Mrs N. W. Huffman
Mr. and
Mira
Eula Leverette
Herrin
Datve Proffer
Dee Foust
Babe of
Ora Arnold
Luther Profler
Herman Slanken
Barr Harrows
Steel Ranges
Lalso
Tin
Ute
Weber
J. H. Wicecarver
Cole
Clark's Hardware
Missouri State Normal School
Cape Girardeau, MO
Caroline Sweitzer
Csreenbrier
Claude McKee
Chaonis
J. G. Stovall
Greenbrier
Bloomfield
Mayfield Tam
Tae Lars
Chas Black
Clyde Morris
Ella Fish
Albert Smith
United States Army
Cape Girardean Drainage Company
Meadoreland
Barrett
Mre
P. Fl Seuhaugh
Joh Maydeld
James
Emanuel T Heitman
Mr. Heitman
For Mayfield
Eliza Seablaigh
Brother Greely
Cape Girardean
Iherbine
Tex
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
OY. Soles, MO
W. K. Chandler
Aperkr
Jon Call
Mamie
Ane
Tevin
Estes & Call
Jackson Marble Works
TH. Saxon
Cording Recorder
C.l."taloey
Henry Elfrank
Lutesville, Missouri
Mrs. E. Kinder
Latesville, Missouri
E. E. Rigdon
Proprietresa
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