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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary notes report Charlies ten Sel and families, heirs sending greetings and a Charleston visit. Heoty Hufften, employed at Charleston, visited his father Huffoon and family and planned to return Sunday as the week closes.
A local health and social gathering occurred at Lith Vine with attendees including John Middieton returning from the association Sandey visiting home folk. The event featured singing and prayer meeting with various residents present and noted as well attended.
Mayfield notes show Mr and Mrs E E Mayfield visiting daughter Mrs Elisha Fulton. Everett Ridings and son Busby visited W M Williams. School progress under John L Mayfield. Folks leaving for cotton country. Extella Mayfield staying with Fred Devenport. Sunday school urged. M B Green painting dwelling. George H Mayfield making sorghum. Everett Ridings sick. A Reaper.
Castor crowds report health good with few mumps cases. Attendees at Uncle Al Bess funeral include C. A. Shetley and Pola Berkhardt. Shetley and Berkhardt buy Gravelton flour mill. Born to Forrest Bollinger couple a girl. Henry McLane's sawmill near ready. Myrtle Myers returns home from Bollinger residence. Ben Rhodes of Fredericktown mentioned.
Health notes and social updates across the community. Mentions of Mrs JON Stene Petersne visiting home, Mrs John Lantegre of Detroit, and Mr W M Tallent with his barn project. Born to Mr and Mrs Hux Dennis, mother and baby reported well. Bertha Moyers returns from Elvins, Rev Hee Yount misses Liberty church appointment. Ruby Galey visits her mother Ruth Tallent.
Health is very good except a few bad colds. Sowing wheat has been in order the last week. Tom Cunningham supplying school with wood this week. Mrs Guoter ill but improving. Eugene Gueter visited home folks last week. Bob McKinney transacted business in town Monday. Will Jenkins and son Clyde in town Thursday. Mr Ellis of near Patton visited his daughter and took oats home. Don Horn in town Saturday. Jim Bowman went to Archyrd last Monday. Tom Cunningham had a wood sawing last Monday. C N Dennis let a fine cow last week bitten by a snake.
Report notes health good and many attendees at the Tom Crader social on Sunday night with raie mentioned. Crowded out last week referenced.
An OCR stitched report from Whitewater covers revival meetings at Huricane Fork and Potten comet, local visits by families including Barrett and Scholtz, fruit tree planting plans near the Methodist church, and community updates on schooling, farming, and travel to lower counties. Names include Mrs Jeff Stevens, Starkey, Barrett, Seefla Rearton, and Lyman Prete among others.
Weather delays wheat sowing as rain eases and residents in Hog Creek and nearby townships catch up on daily chores. George Schreiner Albert Sedler and Leo Hollinger attend church at Gravel Hill while Ceci and Langs Stinkard visit Mrs Westey Schreiner. Mrs Minnie Schreiner and family visit Mary Meyers near Neelys Landing. Alpha Craft accompanies her home. Mrs Rothamble of Sc Lewis visits Brages Metcalf and buys Kendall Proffer’s farm to move soon. Roba Proffer and children visit Andy Bollinger’s family. School under Miss Glady Wicecarver shows progress at Reaxes.
Rev and Mrs John Starkey traveled to Perryville on Tuesday of last week Charley Pulliam and son Harry visited P A Pulliam in Fredericktown earlier this week Roy Smith and his father conducted business in Marquand last week M A Scewell is calling for Join health and sowing wheat remains the day’s order
Notice to taxpayers lists meeting dates and locations in Bollinger County to collect 1919 taxes and delinquent past years. It notes merchants licenses due by November 1, 1919, and license expirations.
Mrs Amnut ohmson of Scottsburg recalls long constipation and stomach distress. After failed medicines and purgatives she tried Thedford’s Black Draught and felt relief, with stomach improving after a single dose.
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