Marble Hill Cheer Echoes Past Office Scene
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
8
Cape Fair Attendees Mention Greenbrier Folk
Correspondents note Greenbrier Bolcolds in order with attendees at the Cape fair last week. Names include Dr. Corbin and family J 1 Wiggins and family R. H. Ward and family Miss Opal Cameron Walter Hosea and his mother Miss Fern Miller Forest Shelton and Lige Bess aid family Mrs. Stoke Ramsey reported improving Miss Nellie Williams of Brownwood visited Misses Olive and Bertha Miller Saturday night Bert Corkin and family and Ben Hattie and family moved to Wiggins farm last week Mr. and Mrs. Ro L Ward visited sister near Wayne county Saturday night and Sunday Mrs Couran Harris and Miss Olive Miller stay with Mrs at Wisi is this week A Beaver.
Local Notes from Shetley Creek Area
Scribes report Shetley Creek area activity with sowing wheat and upcoming corn field work as frost approaches. Mr and Mrs Jess Dees welcomed a fine boy on September 25. Miss Hattie Tripp visited Charley Beckman. Pink Tripp transacted business on Shetley Creek. Mrs Sata Tripp has a 34 foot long sweet potato. Sineies in circumference. Mrs Web Yount and elldrey visited Henry Whitener’s store at night. Frank Whitener visited sister Sarah Tripp last week. E F Tripp had business in Marquand. Elijah Tripp lost a gastine sheep last Saturday. Farmers expect to work corn fields soon. frost looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Dees
Hattie Tripp
Charley Beckman
Pink Tripp
Shetley Creek
Sata Tripp
Web Yount
Elldrey
Henry Whitener
Stroy Nighe
Frank Whitener
Sarah Tripp
Tripp
Marquand
Elijah Tripp
Local Religious Meetings And Community Notes
Rev M Stone held services Saturday night and Sunday at this place as meetings continue in the area. Revs Win George and Boyde conduct a series at Mount Zion with Mrs Tordarth and Kate of Whitewater visiting Nancy Pierce and kin. Henry M Bollinger and Monroe Nanney busy making molasses while Welch works at Scopus. The fifty first annual session of the General Baptist association meets Mount Zion October 11 and 17. all invited. Elsie Allen of Mount Zion area visits cousins Lillie and Fula Pierce Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
George
Boyde
Levhayel
Tordarth
Kate
Whitewater
Nancy Pierce
Mr. Dockins
Millerville
Henry M. Bollingers
Mount Zion
Henry M Bollinger
Monroe Nanney
General Baptist Association
Mount Zion Church
Tober
Sear Welch
Scopus
Elsie Allen
Near Mount Zion
Lillie and
Fula Pierce
Lone Grove Church and Community Notes
Mrs Philip Long visited Rev Bee Yount Sunday. Mount Zion church services were well attended. Miss Lucy Yount, daughter of Rev Yount, has been ill but is improving. August Yount visited Fred Filer’s Sunday. Charley Cook visited his mother Mrs Harvey Patton, then left for Dunklin county. Henry Schrock attended Mount Zion. Lone Grove school is progressing under Will Nanney. Miss Lola Yount visited Miss Golda Yount Saturday and Sunday. Elwer Schrock and Ora Lutes were mentioned in recent local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Grove
Philip Long
Bee Yount
Mount Zion
Lucy
Yount
Fred Filer
Charley Cook
Harvey Patton
Dunklin County
Henry Schrock
Will Nanney
Lola Yount
Golda Yount
Elwer Schrock
Ora Lutes
Delicate liver tale from Indiana man credits Black Draught
Loogootee Indiana resident Anthony Wilson recalls a lifelong liver trouble and malarial illness. He credits Thedford's Black Draught, used since age ten, with a complete recovery and notes it remains his seasonal tonic. The notice promotes the remedy and urges readers to buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loogootee
Ind
Anthony Wilson
Thedford
Tam
Local social notes from Gray's Ridge area and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Spencer of Gray's Ridge entertained Mr and Mrs J A Berry while Mr Spencer bought the Richard Ossig farm from Berry. Des Moines broker Mr Pierce visited for real estate matters. Numerous locals, trades, and visits noted including Morley railroad agent Leslie, Mrs Chronister visiting Marquand, and others attending funerals, fairs, and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Gray's Ridge
J. A. Berry
Richard Ossig
J A. Berry
Pierce
Des Moines
Iowa
Wis
Shetley
Castor
Leslie
M&s
Morley
Jo M Chronister
EB. Bess
Marquand
Ro McCormick
Oran
Keplinger
St. Louis
Immerman
DR Peak
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Burette You
Mattie Killian
Jack Frost
Lites Brothers
HH Ramsey
Willie
Senath
Marshall Craders
Tir Press
PBR
Rossville
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Berlin Barks
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Fox
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Delta
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Harlie Hale
Glen Alten
Harlie Venable
Spring Valley
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Ira Welker
Luteaville
Jo M. Welker
Laflin
M. Penturf
Grandma Penturf
H. L. Berry
John Penturf
Wm. Strong
Carlisle
Jersey
Georgit Bess
D Ro Bess
Wo Hale
Lulu Welker
Lavtesville
Reva
Bennie Bess
A.L. Hahn
Rattle
AS. Ramsey
Edward Arnold
Darnell
Eliza Harris
Speer
Lem Morton
Otto Cato
Babe
Otto
Russell Owens
Leona Lloyd
Cape Girardeau
Nathan Lloyd
Ernest Helenis
Nebraska
Bud Ladd
Texas
John Long
T. A. Poe
Brownwood
Wall Speer
Adam James
Zalma
Mary Long
Thomas Poe
John Wiggins
Sarah Hosen
Jane
Oral Burks
Puss Jackson
Bloomfield
Sarah Hargraves
JB. McKee
Forrest Shelton
Vesta Harris
Crooked Creek
J G. Watson
Missouri College of Agriculture
Glen Allen
Myrick
Elmer
St Louis
Edwards
New Madrid
J. Stevens
A. H. Whitener
JF. Maller
Lodge
G B. Myers
Barks
Mesiames
W. W. Davault
C. Hale
Charles Shrum
Shrum
F. F. Yount
E. V. Bodenhausen
J. M. Chronister
Luther Baker
R. W. VanAmburg
Lutesville
Missouri
C. A. Sander, M. D
W. H Lutes
Lkahet
Marble Hill, Mo
WM. Lages, M. D
Kye
Noac
Lyes
Lutesville, Mo
W. K. Chandler
Arrvanty
Law
G. Burette Snider
Bank of
the Bank of Marble
Tal Anton
Mae
Scientific Fimerican
New York
C. M. Witmer
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A. M
G. B Ssimer
W. M. J. A. McGrormans
A. J. Manion
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Marbie Hill
W.K. Crannige
Rogexy M Cranpire
Elery Zimmerman
Notary Public
Henry Knowles
Patton
Hobbs Notary Puble
Inet Ramee
Hank Iyrglory
Coun
Henry Elfrank
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