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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
4
Modern Woodmen of America Marble Hill Camp No 4270 invites transient neighbors to attend the first and third Thursday meetings at the Masonic hall. J S Lane Clerk and JA Richarps Vice Commander note details.
Rev T H Jenkins pastor outlines regular Marble Hill church schedule with services on the first and third Sundays at 11 a m and 7 p m, Saturday meetings before the third Sunday at 11, and Sunday school each Sunday at 4 p m.
Rev. J. P. McDonald of the White water circuit announces regular appointments. At Passover the Saturday night before and the first Sunday. at Laflina the Saturday night before and the third Sunday.
Rev B C Seabright preaches at Whitewater and Alliance on first Sunday then Lutesville on second, Cornwall on third, and Marble Hill on fourth with visiting arrangements for the parishioners.
Rev A M Robinson lists First Sunday Ebeneezer Hahn s Chapel Bethel and Gravel Hill services on Marble Hill circuit with 11 am and 7 pm times. Lutesville circuit led by Rev R Walton schedules Glen Allen Hessviller Cane Creek Point Pleasants and Lutesville services on each Sunday. Sedgewickville circuit under Rev H J Charlton sets First Sunday Sedgewickville Trinity Second Sunday Lebanon Third Sunday Patton Fourth Sunday Fairview services.
Oranges bananas and lemons offered at 20¢ a dozen by Jim Portis. Judge Austin attended Whitewater last week. Manuel Masters stayed in Scott county briefly. District schools plan to open next Monday. Dr C A Sander visited Zaha to see Dr W Lages's child. Maggie Searcy attended teachers' exam from Whitewater. Mrs H M Smith and daughter Hester visited Zalma family, returning Monday. Taylor Mercantile Company runs Bargain Sales Fridays and Saturdays. W C T U members shift meeting to next Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mrs William Morgan's. Mrs I S Carter returned from Marble Hill to Caruthersville. Circuit court docket for Sept 12 shows few criminal cases. major matters from other counties.
Located between Marble Hill and Luteville, the country includes bottom land. W. F. Borenam is the contact for particulars at Marble Hill Mo. Prof. George M. Denton from near Hurricane will address Hayti as he begins an eight month term nearby. The public school opens next Monday with Prof. M. P. Estes as principal and Miss Lulu Dunlap as assistant. The grounds are cleaned, new seats installed. For sale a five room dwelling with outbuildings in Lutesville priced at 350 dollars by Go. F. Kunke.
Robert Drum Jr holds a position in the Snider store at Loflin. Frank Fulkerson Alva Jamison Roy Drum and John King went to St Louis for the World’s Fair. Rev E C Seabright filled his Presbyterian church appointment. Judges Zimimierman from near Glen Allen visited town. Adolph Henry finished business college at Sedalia and returned home.
Fertilizer from Swifts Pure Raw Bone Meal sold at Taylor Mercantile Co Marble Hill. A M Myers of Grassy joined teachers examination and had name placed on our book. Rumor says David Cheek who sold here years ago struck oil on his land. Two good mares for sale. Mr Hill editor of Crockett County Sentinel visiting. Prof Frank KE Burcham to St Louis World's Fair. Revival starts Sept 27 at Lutesville Tabernacle by E T Walker. Round trip to St Louis Sept 4 fare 3.10. Nurses Bertha and May Miller visiting. Mollie Fischer returning. Flora Berryman subscribing for The Press. Rev G W Tallent dies Marble Hill. Buried Cook cemetery with Masons. He leaves children and many friends.
Bay mule with gray around the head and saddle marks, 1332 hands high, 23 years old, barefooted. Information leading to recovery will be liberally rewarded. Contact F. F. Pierce in Scopus Missouri.
Misses Ella and Rey Fulkerson are on the sick list. Henry Cheek came from Marquand yesterday. C R Estes of Acopus joined The Press as new subscriber. Mrs J Q Stevens and daughter Ethel of near Glen Allen visited Marble Hill. J W Tallent from Tallent visited Rev G W Tallent. Prof PF M Jones and family from Patton were in Perryville on business. Several teachers and townspeople engaged in local travel, schooling notices, and births. Stork visits reported at Lutesville and nearby communities.
The Board of Education examined teachers last Friday and Saturday and issued two first grade, four second grade, and twenty-three third grade certificates. Names include Caroline Zimmerman Clara Walker A M Myers W M Welker Smith L Day Wayne Brasier Hollie Franciz Minnie Thevelle Mattie Luker Leo Halu Waldo Lutes Wu A Masters Florence Vance Frank Warren Sylvester Doggett W O W Patterson Alzadia Miller Nelson Harris Rebecca Yount F C Lily Myrtle Seabaugh Elizabeth Thiele D D Propst Avery Bollinger James Null Jasper Francis Eli R Jamies C G Tinnin Dennis Nicholds.
Sheriff A C King announces sale under a special execution from the Bollinger County Court in Missouri. The property, described as parts of section 14 township 29 range 9, will be sold at Marble Hill courthouse on September 15, 1904, to satisfy the Stark Brothers' judgment costs.
The Bollinger County Circuit Court orders a land title suit against Martin Muse Carrie Gray GeorgeGray Robbie Julia Gray and others. defendants must appear at Marble Hill courthouse by September term starting September 13 to plead, or default judgment will be entered. Publication to run four weeks in Marble Hill Press.
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