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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
8
The Marble Hunt Press published by Averyharnday Hill and Chandler, publishers. It notes war heritage dissemination as a second class matter under the Warhie TL designation.
Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Herman Rast to friends on Lossien Ridge Sunday The town learned of action from St Laws last Friday Virgie Lessley spent Sunday with Dora Cole George Hetzel plans to prepare for upcoming work A Miss Londa teaches district Mondays and Mr Tom Huskey travels to Arkansas to bring home his son Ray for burial NIMINES
An array of short items mentions W A Barrett buying a rowlar wagon and A A Kinder purchasing a fine Young mule. Robert Parentt of Lutesville visited his parent here Saturday and Sunday. Charley Christer and family visited friends on Grrassy last week. Mrs Lillie Carter has been unwell but is able to be out on AHS.
Health is very good. Farmers prepare for Wison Whient and a three week trip to Niteta Falls and Detroit. Grandma Manning moved back to Leopold and stays at John Tenholder’s house. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brusheis welcome a fine baby boy in September 189. Mrs. A Steverink improving slowly. Haywire George Nenninger ill. August Nenninger injured by a horse Sunday, recovering. George Tenholder sold farm to Henry Wuabker for 22000 and will move to Henry county. A Hulshot shipped stock to St Louis. Sinn Elfrink went to St Louis for employment. A Reaver.
Sinskey Mr and Mrs Henry Allen visited at W A Robersons Sunday. Rev John Stone held services at Locust Grove church Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs W H Crites and daughter Lillie visit Joah Crites family. Tara and Alma Allen with Almeda Reitzel. Neal Morrison and son Melvin visited W A Robinsons. Mrs Z H Yount and daughter Lola visited Mrs Younts.
Daughier, Mr Ore Reutxel, here last week Vernon son of CM and Mrs Lessley ill. Dock Proffer repainting home. Mr and Mrs Ditch Kinder visited near Gravel Hill. Sylvester Slinkard rented Amanda Slinkard's farm. Rev Bee Yount to regular appointment at Harmony Church Saturday night and Sunday. Solomon Shanks improving. Mrs Albert Barrett visiting parents and Mrs Thomas Huckes returned home. One more service will complete Rev Virgin's year. Joseph Johnson of Lafestille in area. Telephone workers advancing, boarding at James Johnson's. Revs Patton Yount Virgin and Baker to conduct revival at Little Valley Church. Miss Ollie Null ill. Walter Hosea Noah Johnson and Henry Crites visited friends at Dean. Miss Flora Null and cousins Lucy and Mary Hill visited John and George Shell Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Ranflo attended church at Dongola Friday and Saturday. PRATHER
Miss Bennie Srobaugh entered levied Muso today and Miss Hattie Chosteer of Scopus entered Mrenday while Nest Estes was out of school last week for stress. The Wo OM second baseball team defeated Her Lutesville public school 13 to 0 last Friday. Ray Starling of Clean joined Sehinal Tuesday and Willam Yount of Bonneville is a new student this week. The senior class met at Rosemont hall last Friday, electing Jesse McCullough president Fula Presnell vice president Katie Butler secretary and Lala Carrell treasurer.
Fragmentary county notes record residents John Wysethat Alan? shows Texas fever, Leslie toerreets anticipates a return. Wes Bess sold hogs to T. M Godlin, Albert Bess visited Lewis Null, Tom Nath traded to ent ron country. Prosecution inquiry about hunting on own premises, J Dellinger travels, Argena Clifton visit. Telephone workers progress praised. William Baker and George Baker to Sikeston for mule trade.
Dry Creek Walter Hosea teaching near Dongola visited home folks here Saturday and Sunday. Miss Flora Null attended Valley church services last Sunday and visited cousin Miss Lucy Hill. Baptist association here was well attended and enjoyed by all. Rev W A Davault preached an interesting sermon Sunday morning. Jefferson Winchester and Miss Nellie Summers wed September 6 1909 at the bride’s home. Birth announced for Sidney and Mrs Sidney Johnson September 4 1909 a fine baby boy. Sidney notes he is a democrat too. Little Valley East church services were poorly attended.
Lutesville and Flat River areas show a flurry of travel and relocation. Drammer Wells heads to Poplar Bluff with companions, Phelps and Lutes visit St Louis, while families like Bollinger and Crawford plan moves to Lutesville and Blodgett. A preaching change at M. E. Church South is announced and lightning strikes Clark’s yard near the church.
Gien Edmond Hale, son of William and Charly Hale, born November OS, LAOS, died September 1, 1A, at 9 months and S days. He and his twin brother died days apart. father and mother comforted by faith. Remains sent to Union Cemetery near Heavies for interment by E.R. WW.
Sheriff sale under general execution issued by Kelinger County Missouri court directs sale of 28 acres across multiple quarter sections in Hollinger near Castor River, Marble Hill. Auction set for Friday September 17 at courthouse, Marble Hill, Betlingyt County, Missouri, for cash to satisfy costs and debt.
Tuesday court session with all members present transacted several items. Harry McCans paid 14.75 for plastering in courtroom dos 1. Richard Long awarded 11.25 as overseer of road district 4. Bonds approved for Lee Yount and others. Franchises granted to Castor and Whitewater Telephone. J M Zimmerman highway contract for Cypress slough road approved with 14 donated locally. F M Wells and A R Kirkpatrick each set at 15 salary as county judges. Henry Mungle noted. Court adjourned to September 28, 1900.
For sale a six room residence well located in Glen Allen with good water inward. For terms and further particulars apply to W K Coanonew Marie Hill
Notice publicizes bid acceptance until September 25, 1400 at 2 p.m by the County Highway Engineer or County Clerk for cleaning and two coats of paint on the Castor river bridge at Zalma and the Crooked Creek bridge between Marble Hill and Lutesville. County to furnish paint. Bids may cover one or both bridges. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Dated Sept 11, 1008. Co. Highway Eng.
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