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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
2
When in need of glasses call on him at his home two miles east of Marble Hall, or write him and he will come to your home. Headaches are often the result of straining the eyes, which could be easily avoided by wearing a pair of properly adjusted spectacles. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Ora Hahn teaches at Shrum this year and J A McCullough begins as Laflin public school principal. Miss Daisy Allen opens a school in Lutes district. Migs Metta Estes goes to Buchanan to teach as assistant. J A Slagle visits Marble Hill then enters W M College with daughter Ethel. H M Smiths advertises big clothing bargains while Mrs H M Smith studies millinery in St Louis. Union Ridge revival meetings attract local residents.
Squire W W Grimsley of near Zalma visited Marble Hill with his daughter who entered college. Miss Daisy Dickerman of Oswego Kansas arrives to teach languages at W M College. D W Rowe near Zalma paid on subscription. Ed Kaiser and wife of Huskey called. Kaiser is a new subscriber. For sale typewriter $17. Chas E Furr of Lutesville visiting. will not return to Texas until after circuit court. Mrs J A Taylor and Mrs Omer Lutes, from Colorado Springs, returned improved. Mrs Ed Turner of Paris Texas renewed subscription and may stay several weeks. A G Smith and Bennett of Patton renewed for The Press. J M Welker visited, lately helping with a die in Peniscot county. Real estate moves noted: sold old home near Sedgwickville, bought Ed Kaiser's near Slaskey. W C Newsome Jr and Lydia Upchurch united in marriage at Baptist church September 6.
The Marble Hill area reports new moves and residents, court sessions, a Burcham sale, and a 75 pupil school opening under Principal Jamison. Notables include Dr. Witmer in Los Angeles and Mr. Carter touring from Chicago. Local commerce and family updates fill the week’s column.
The Republic of St Louis offers a nine map wall chart set with a cyclopedia of information free with a one dollar subscription to the Twice a Week Republic and Farm Progress. Subscribers may choose a state map from eighteen options and get three large sheets mailed securely in a tube.
The Bollinger County Sunday School Association held its third annual convention in Sedgewickville on August 24 1905 with songs scripture and prayers. Speakers discussed organized effort in Sunday School work and the duty of parents to assist their children. Paul a Model Christian Worker was also featured. About three hundred attended due to morning weather. ONE FRESEND.
Rev Frank Baker from Cane Creek visits Lutesville shoppers Wednesday. Sophia and Leah Kinder of Gravel Hill visit relatives here. Charlie King on vacation from Allenville railroad office. A man named George from south of Lutesville chats with locals. H J Hunter returns from Alabama after two to three weeks away. Trustin Francis and family at Glen Allen last weekend. E B Beck postmaster and family visiting Cape Girardeau county this week. Rev J H Yount in Lutesville Wednesday reports revival at Union Ridge near his home. Ek Whitner and family of Marquand move into brick formerly occupied by Lutesville Normal. Whitner now railroad agent in Owens Jr.’s absence.
Students may secure text books at the college building of the president. The notice notes a district book sale event on campus with access described for enrolled learners.
A sheriff sale notice announces the public auction of Ernest Camren's real estate in Bollinger county Missouri on September 15 1905 at the Marble Hill courthouse. The property area is the north half of lots 1 and 2 in the southwest quarter section 6 township 30 north range 9 east totaling 67.90 acres approximately. The sale is to satisfy a transcript execution in favor of Lyon Brothers and will be cash on delivery at the courthouse front door during the circuit court session.
Six room brick cottage with mansard roof offered for sale at 1400 dollars. Easy terms. Will rent if not sold, with removal clause. Ready for occupancy September 1. Apply to Wa. P. McCans.
Sheriff David J. Conrad will sell at public vendue for cash the described property in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy a 1905 order of sale. The mortgage secures a 125 dollar loan from 1899 with 6 percent interest to be paid by February 1900 and is tied to land in section 13 township 30 north range 9 east.
Notice of sale under deed of trust by C H Stady and Ada Stady to secure a note past due. Trustee John I Conrad will sell the north half of the southeast quarter section 17 township 32 north range 9 east totaling about 8 acres in Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri on Saturday September 23 1905 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to highest bidder.
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