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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
8
A decoy message from Envervel prompts action at the Markle Tennessee post office as officials investigate a secombclvan matter affecting mail service. Local authorities respond with precautionary steps while residents await further updates.
Our Correspondents report continued heat with local travel as Frank Ellis and Finis Ellis visit Perryville. The Robinsons travel to Maryville to attend school while Rev. Jennings wraps a successful Cross Roads meeting with 36 conversions and 35 additions, aiding Patton circuit meetings this week. W A Dempster and family visit relatives east of Perryville as he attends ME conference in Decatur. A lecturer for the WoC TU recently spoke in town.
Caleb Rhodes, an esteemed resident, died September 5. A young girl remains feverish, and Frank Robins's daughter is ill but improving. Many suffer from fatigue due to hot dry weather. The Peak and Crater sisters, with Mrs J A Berry and George Burns, attended Zalma picnic. Rev W E Saville conducts a notable meeting. JQ Stevens injured a toe nail, others seek updates as Miss Dorothy Berry visits from Columbia.
A baby girl Ernest Wilkinson born September 5 1912. Mr and Mrs Eugene Shell welcomed the fine child. Albert McLain and Mrs Harriett Pell wed September 4 1912 at the bride’s home. Congratulations to the newlyweds. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Henry Lux at Elisha Starkey’s last week and Will Shell improving after illness.들의
The column lists numerous community movements and visits across towns. J L Robertson builds a new belfry for the public school, while families from Blytheville and Goodland relocate or visit. Many locals, including Walter Burford and Hugh Phelps, travel to nearby cities and attend events, with farm ads and subscriptions noted.
Community notes from Gipsy Hill recount church services, visits, and local activities. Rev. John Yount preached at Mt. Pleasant. Ira Young of St. Louis visited. Elmer Sitzes leads a progressing school. farmers bale hay and cope with drought. Several residents plan moves and trips as local life continues amid hot, dry weather.
Citizens complain of hot weather and dry conditions as corn wilts without rain while residents report chills in the neighborhood. Will Shell battles malaria fever, and S. S. Stuckey and wife seek medical care from Dr. Hind.
A brisk health report opens the column with local happenings. Hoyt plans to build a new house soon. Sherman Abernathy and wife visited Perry Shell. Rosewell Pickett and wife visit home folks this week. L. Baker works tying. Melvin Pickett and Welmon Cooper took a quick trip to Cane Creek. A successful Gregory meeting ended Sunday night. Johnny Eaker planned to visit his best girl Sunday. Bill Myers and wife visited home folks Sunday. Dave and Mrs Liley visited W. W. Eaker. Joe Allgood visited W. W. Baker. Chas Myers returned from Matthews with chills. Caleb Myers bought a fine team of mules. Elmer Shelton and wife left Monday for Illinois. Charles Myers attended business at Lutetown. A wedding may be on the creek soon. Arthur Shell and wife dined with Henry Caby and wife. Monroe James bought a molasses mill. Henry Caby did much work on his house. Miss Alessa Abernathy visited Miss Mae Baker. Ernest Baker and wife visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Rev. Lee Baker assists Rev. H Jones in meetings. Leon Fowler and Miss Flora Clubb passed through Sunday. Country Gentlemen.
A special execution issued in Bollinger County Missouri targets the heirs of Joseph Frann Miller to satisfy a ten dollar twenty four cent judgment plus costs. The sheriff will sell the north half of the northwest quarter of section nine township twenty eight range eight, eighty acres, at public auction at the Bollinger County courthouse on September 15 1912 between 9am and 5pm to satisfy the judgment and costs.
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