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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1894
Page
8
Embracing the leading lights of the profession, the circus advertises more riders aerialists acrobats clowns and performing animals from a global menagerie inviting the public to come see them.
A scanned directory lists national officers like a President and Vice President, then moves through local schools, churches, Sunday schools, and a dense roster of Societies and lodges. It notes principals, church pastors, sundry meetings, and hotel rates, forming a snapshot of civic life with many names and venues.
A fragmentary column blends a mock tale of a man out of work drawn to revived business after a tariff bill with offbeat anecdotes. It notes a partial lunar eclipse seen Saturday night, a pension agent editor claim, and a curious horse water event. It ends with a quip on a Buffalo will seeking soul repose and lawyers challenging it.
Li T by delete Friday for students on business. Alex Dunlap went to Oak Ridge on business Monday. Virdes moved to Acorn Ridge. Portis holds temporary position in Banner office. Judge Frymire went to Fredericktown on business. New baby girl born Sunday. Rev. McPherson preached at Presbyterian church. Arthur Kaufman resigned as clerk at The Leader. Dr O McWitmer and wife in St Louis last week. Chate and wife left for Cape Girardeau to reside. W A Tate jeweler note. Jacob Tlives of Maryam visiting W S Ning. Leonard Miller and Roland Fal enwider visiting. Carrel Johnson building on Water street. Layfette Cheek family from St Louis visiting. Alvah E Green and Nellie left for Indiana. D Beach moved back from Morley. Lee Vandervoort praised as top checker player. Dr W Bo Flaney nominated for Dunklin coroner. R L Teeters started Thornburg school session with 25. A Mayer to St Louis October 1. Misses Bollinger and Fischer to St Louis for millinery. James Vandervort married Jennie Gibbs at Jackson. Miss May Kinder to Cape Girardeau to enter Normal. Constable J M Slinkard and Deputy Eldracher secured several prisoners at Fredericktown. A Jones died at S McAnally’s. buried Whitewater. W A Dunn and J Lane at Coldwater on business and family sickness. Office offering monthly teacher blanket printing.
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