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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
8
The item notes that a document or notice was entered at the Mabile Hill post office as second-class matter, indicating standard mail classification and processing status for distribution or archival handling.
Our correspondents report Deunk Branch health under strain while Hierman Blankin shows improvement. Several residents, including Andy Kaiser and Uncle Jacob Masters, suffer illness. Roy Farmway works for NOW. Ruth Cobb appears on a local pony list as a community note. Mrs. Minerva Slemmer visits sister Mary Masters in Advance. Born September 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Woo H Cobb, a fine girl, mother doing well.
The week notes several marriages and social visits including Onur soldier's return from Fort Allen last week. Mrs Riley Myers visiting Mrs Evans at Elvins and unions of Annie M Smith with Miss Annie M Smith in terriage on Sep 14. Ernest Fodler and Celia Blaylock wed on Sep Lh. Will Statler and Ida Foulkes married Sep 11. Pattium self opened Sep 12, Dr Frank Kelley visiting Patton relatives. Shirls barber in trouble with a hand injury district.
Mrs Boru-Ti and Mr FLOM Bess welcome a daughter on September 17. Local figures include Mmes Fo M Bess Do Ro Bess and Dines Bess among crownowners. several residents report fever chills and illness. A Baptist minister Wallace preached at Ridge Sunday. Mrs Charles Riundes and children visited Flat River.
Health is improving here now Charley Skagus has been having The factory started up Monday with a full crew of men R L Whitener contemplates going to the swamps for employment Mantel Fowler of Trowel visited his scene J Wo and T H Fowler from Wednesday until Friday last week His health is some better Miles Fowler was visiting with this correspondent last week and says he will start back home in a few days The stove hat opened last Mon day with several teams Born To Mr and Mrs Bud Shiverdeck one day last week fine boy Mother and babe are doing well and Bud is all smiles The services and baptizing were well attended here Sunday J W Fowler is driving for L A Fudger this week Green Fuz was at Uncle Clings Sunday Charles Chrommater and family visited Melvin Liley Sunday Fare Ravogs
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Health concerns of Mr McWilliams of Zalma visit relatives at Caster. A candy breaking event at John W Cooper’s Saturday night drew a good crowd and praise for the time enjoyed. Misses Maude and Mora Shetley with Myrtle Bollinger visited Miss Besse Haynes Sunday as Sunday school at Miller Chapel ran well. A A Kinder attends Merore chapel regularly. Castor and Givelton boys played baseball Saturday. Hebert Ballinger and family and Miss Butha Ballinger visited Will Bollinger’s family Sunday. Charles Shetley ill, local boys plan California trip soon.
Tonion Tight Ibealth and Mr and Mrs Pool closed revival meetings at Union Light Sunday. Nellie Killian visited Mae Yount Thursday and attended church at Union Light. Will Whitener Henry Lenhanzh Dan Whitener Webster Limhad and Flora Ward visited Stella and Bertha Salvers Sunday. Lauretta Farner visited Nellie Tinnin Sunday. Charley Denman and Depa Mabice visited Mae Yount Sunday. Albert Grounds Arthur Cortigton Mabel Kelly and Rowse Grounds visited Will Grounds Sunday.
Dry weather persists as farmers report conditions for wheat. A shipment of sheep by A Tinistiot is noted. Henry Englen sells property to his brother Frank. Mrs A Stowerniik is recovering after illness. Herman Stiverink visited from St Louis and returned. Miss Harlan Hinkebein ill with billious fever. A birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. John Scharenburg. Visitors: Mir and Mrs. John Steverink of St Louis. School opens September 4 with Prof Bo l. Hote principal and Miss Barbara Hinkebein assistant. enrollment 58. Jotn Hinkebein Jr. returns from St Louis. Eli Lutes reports a well at 78 feet for Gee J. Elfrink. Mrs. John Tenholder very sick. A Straper.
Miss Helle Davault visited at dys. H. Johnson's Sunday. Sidney Johnson expects to go to Texas soon. Rev ROL Baker to fill his appointment at Lattev Valley In. A new lodge formed last Saturday with several members reprieved. Joe Vansennip and Grover Baker discuss joining. Mr Manning and Miss Cara Vansnip at a play near Leopold Sunday. Joseph Johnson building a new residence. Sidvew Jolson and Joe Waldreape road closed for repair. A stave factory is being installed at Dongola. The public show opened Monday to good attendance. Leander Null attended a Leopold Sunday play. Arnold Will invited Brine Fl orink's often. Whant's The play ate. W Samples’s well attended. Miss Arzen Clifton saved Mas Flora Nall Sunday. A beeping of allone Hien abound at Wo: Samples’s. John Vangenniy seen dusting that direction each Sunday evening.
Cheenbrier and nearby communities record visits and movements last week. James Crosby family toured Illinois and Indiana, Charley Witches traveled to Bechanan, and an ice cream festival at Unete Dave Masters drew a large crowd. The local school is praised under Mrs. Katie Hahn, with Shelton, Wiggins, and Lloyd noted for leadership. Zalma residents Swngs family visited, and various locals Carl and Edna Schowden are sighted visiting Burg relatives.
Several residents attended the Peter Lincoln sale on Saturday. Lincoln plans to move to Dunklin County soon, and friends wish him prosperity. The local school advances under Miss Bennie Limbaugh’s management. Johnny Mayfield departed recently.
Days ago for Yount he will teach this winter. EK R Mayfield and family visited his parents Friday night. Henry Fulton, teaching at Pine Hill, visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Marion Jones near Patton visited T A Fulton's Sunday. A new sorghem mill at W HL Mayfield's. Kye Bollinger and a friend visited J B Mayfield last Sunday. Married Bernie Seabanagh and Miss Zella Hanners last Sunday. Edward Statler and Miss Ida Fulton married at the home of the bride last Monday. Parents of the groom hosted an after- wedding gathering attended by many friends.
A church schedule notes Sunday morning Sunday school and evening singing evening service. It welcomes all attendees with a warm invitation from Sonoon Kaw.
Health news includes Andrew Kaiser with typhoid fever, a son of Joseph Critos with a disease, and Middie’s illness improving. Social items mention Mrs. Lottie Phelps’s Grassy Factory visit, Henry Berry’s birthday dinner, and Uncle Lenry’s 80th birthday gifts. Local shifts include W H Moore moving home, Kreth visitors from Cape Girardeau, dry soil affecting plowing, and crops outlook. Political notes reference Democrats present locally and state election mentions in Maine and Missouri.
The thirteenth Cape Girardeau fair runs October 4 through 8 with doubled purses for horse races and plentiful entries. Attractions include a bustling floral hall and large live stock exhibits, replacing balloon ascensions with richer prizes and many daily events.
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