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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text shows Hill and Chandler publishers and a post office reference at Bavcerest with unclear details. The readable content hints at a notice or imprint consistent with a 19th century newspaper item but lacks coherent facts to form a full summary.
Our Correspondents reports a series of local notices including infant death Glen Hate of Glen Allen interred at Union cemetery on Sunday. Mrs BLE Williams of Marble Hill conducted funeral rites, Mr KE Williams of Marble Hill preached Sunday night, Charley Rivkete rebuilding his mill, I C Griffith and family visited at PR R Conrad's war Allianne holiday. Miss Dora and Ethel Mahuewert 1.50 Lewis Monday. Miss Killian of Cornwall visited friends here. Jhealdlis met very grand, Mr and Mrs Monroe Fowler retained, John Gaither and Rev went Graphite Monday to see their brother Leratther. Mrs Austin's children Tee 4 seyvare Attack of sure was. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gaither visited at Bite Sunday. Miss Manele Bertin wheelies Peon vketing relatives Cape county, pened lane Saturday. Miss Noe Edietajtt et neue Donzol died some day this week, leaves distant relatives. Casatus Windivan of Dongwetn employed at Zalma tn, Pili Fowler te talker of mes rato Alma Noy ie
Fragmentary local items report Welker buying a fire buggy and road work by JOB Welker. Ellen Lone dies at home leaving husband and children. Various visits and sales noted including hogs and ponies. Protracted meeting to begin. roads praised from Hurricane to Marble Hill.
Union Tight Health is very good, Children Salas services was well ascended, Dinner was served in and all enjoyed themselves. James Murray and family and Dr PG Murray of Kiahonma are visiting lame folks. Robert Gemndstaff and Miss Ta Aslinger were united by marriage September 1. Teo Mrs. James Bennett and son and daughter of Cornwall visited relatives last week. Mr and Mrs. Elwood Stephens of Fredericktown see visiting relatives and friends here. Rev 8 C Bute of Bell Cite will preach at Union Light church on Saturday night before the second Sunday and at Pleasant Valley church the second Sunday at 11 o'clock. Several ministers and citizens of Mine la Motte attended the quarterly conference of the Freewill Baptist church here last week. Little Girt.
Mrs Nevada Beard and her children arrived too late for last week while Mrs Worley left for Delta to care for Mind Jones's children. Miss Jeffie Hendricks of Oklahoma visits nearby residents as town notes continue.
Homa is visiting sister Min OC. Barrett of near Hata visited Esquire Thomas Huskey on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ramsey family member Mrs. ROY Ramsey returns home from Chaffee sick. Hollinger of Latesville bought fine beef cattle. Miss Marxilla Allen died August 24 after long illness. Many local visits, travel plans for school at Carleton College, and church services by Rev. Barrett. Logs, haulers, and weather mentioned with several residents traveling or ill.
Local items report dry weather effects and a string of community updates. Rev Scot Heal and Rev Gaither attendings, baptist association, family visits, latest moves to Granite City, and trading stock as families travel. A tragedy in De Queen prompts sympathy as Barretts visit Huskey, while harvest tasks press with sorghum, wagons, and brick deliveries. School opens with Hotze and Clippard, Ennis Steverink to Jones Business College, and a forthcoming wedding noted amid chores and shop activity.
Greenbrier Health reports ongoing problems as chills visit several homes and residents plead for rain amid drought. Local officials urge caution and continued health measures while awaiting storms.
Mrs Jessie Purr visits Str ous. Walker returns from St Louis. Miss Pearl Lites and Miss Vittle Dale travel for visits. St Lowe hosts visitors. Hart Homer returns from Beaumont seeking a position. Procter school opens with Prof Wiley as principal. Local folks travel to Dongola for Baptist events. Community enrollees include JL Lutes and Idella Kelly. Various residents visit Gravel Hill, Advance, and Little Rock.
A garbled testimonial promotes a painless eye remedy named Black's Eye Water. The text asserts harmless effects and rapid cures, with scattered phrases suggesting voluntary tests and personal endorsements, though much of the content is unreadable.
A fragmented note discusses residents who see no benefit in local newspapers and a delinquent youth near a town. The text hints at social value, civic engagement, and perceptions of merit within the community.
The Charleston Enterprise reports J R Black Medicine Co and Blodgett discuss teaching changes. Professor Lotes Rev Narre Hoesserman presides Sunday night and after a conference plans. Professor David Lutes travels to Blodgett to take charge for a second term amid housing concerns. J W Reveile to assume principal role at Vanduswe school this winter.
Prince ton leader quotes Woodrow Wilson decrying college side shows overshadowing academics and society events, noting provincialism and loss of balance between permanent values and fleeting impulses, as educators warn of shifting priorities in youth. An exchange note adds that sneering at local papers signals narrow outlook.
Sheriff of Bollinger County announces a judicial sale of the Heirthwees land in Marble Hill Missouri. The property totals about 40 acres across several quarters along Castor River. Auction set for Friday September 1 at 9 am to 5 pm at courthouse north front door.
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