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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a publisher and post office label, indicating second class matter status at Markie Hill post office. No clear event or person details are readable to form a full news item.
Our correspondents report health is improving and school began Monday with Ernest Cameron as teacher. Rev TW Cooper filled appointments at Brownwood Saturday and Sunday. William Beasley contracted to clear land for Cooper and Haynes. Mrs Beckman and children of Townley visit relatives. Stone Scott of De Soto visits his mother and spends Sunday with his brother Neal. JOH Newell plans to move on the Kirkpatrick ferry soon. Miss Tina Beasley visits friends in the Flatwoods. G B Talley improving slowly. Farmers plan a good wheat crop this fall. SAPSUCKER
Rain and wind damaged area corn crops. Socials include visits by Miss Maggie Moyers to Miss Geraldine Pair. Several illnesses reported including James Pair and Mrs E H Bess. Funeral for Rev Stephen Yount near Mt Carmel August 25. Moving and farming activities noted with various family visits and school teaching assignments. Brown Eyes
Corn crops show stress after rain as John Grable and Neely Murphy visited on business Saturday. Many locals like Harry Sample, Rosewell, Sherman Bess, Erich Murphy and Pearl Taffert were noted in recent movements and visits.
A lively round of social visits and farm news fills the column. Families like Wim Nanney and late daughter Wilma visit relatives in Marble Hill, while A R Pierce and family travel from Cape Girardeau to stay with J F Pierce. Henry Bollinger hosts a well attended melon supper as health and revival meetings pace through Clubb Creek. Various neighbors—Seabaughs, Coopers, Littles, and Nobutt—are cited for plowing, tutoring, school work, new births, and movement to farms.
Children visit Mrs Zimuaver man's parents in Tina Missouri as Rev King leads ME Church activities. Dr Davault reports Zim steady while Rev Patterson preaches at Baptist church. A Sunday dinner on the ground, baskets, three sermons, and a memorable camp meeting follow. In Borneo, officials and planters hunt little, leaving elephants and rhinoceroses abundant in a vast game preserve.
Gilen Allen G B Myers of Castor was a business caller in town Monday. Mr and Mrs G W Stills of Lodge shopped in town Monday. N V McCormick transacted business here Monday. Mr and Mrs A C Haynes did business here and at the county seat Monday. Geo and Forrest Bollinger of Castor came in Tuesday and took two loads of Forrests silo. He will have good feed this winter. R McCormick greeted friends here. Mr and Mrs M P Lincoln transacted business here and at the county seat Tuesday. Cassell B Welker of Bessville transacted business here Tuesday. He said the recent over-
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