Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-03-07
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR lCORRESPONp
zAEMA,
welcome, Welcome, O beautiful spring, i
When the ploughman ploughs and the birds
do singi
Hasten, @ hasten, with thy shining rays, ;,
And warm our hearts after the cold, wintry
days.
/ present a few items to the dear
readers Of THE Pass and hope they
will excuse my silence iastweek, as
it was unavoidable. M
John Hardesty's child died Tnes-d
day morning. st..
G.. W. Hastings has bought the
Timer property.
1t is rather dull for the kids"
since all the schools closed.
Mrs. Ellen Vaughan of Brown
: wood was here Wednesday,.
The box factory, after having laid
idle a month, is at work again.
Burt Rhodes Of Castor was knock
ING arouna our town Wednesday. =
~ B. III. Bollinger opened up his
camp and made a lot Of fine sugar.
~ John Brotherton, formerly OF Ad-
vance, is now a resident Of Zalma.
Mr.. Windland's little 10 months
old child died in great agony last
4 "Wednesday.
Miss B. is now staying at the
Union hotel, and SO is Mr.. w
most of the time.
Mr.. Mason, who lived a few miles
northwest of here, died Thursday
night of pneumonia.
Misses Edith Henley and Nora
Cubbage and Asier Speers made q
visit to Hale's college.
Sickness and death reign supreme
in this vicinity, many deaths hay
ing occurred this year. s;,s
Little Ida, thesl0 l0,year.old daughl
!. \ ter Of Mr.. and Mrs ance Of thu
place, died Friday aIerning q
Mr.. Nortieet of Tenn nessee is nov
clerking m the u store \ 3 NJ, y a I
ps.silIl II retire 8 y !. u ]. 4 esapl q q
Henry Gaines has fefNed !. Y
Layd's blacksmith shop and is goin
to run it according to Hoyle fror
this on.
R. James says he will not Civ
Mrs. J. up, if she isa democrat, an
if the republicans want to kick hi
out just let them kick.
The boots on. t'other leg nov
Two years hence the democrats WI
take a whole lot of solid comfort
bursting the courthouse ring
1t seems to me the "Ole Made
across the way is dangerously
hterate old party. Will she, al
those who have the nerve to tack
it. survive that "bad spell"
The mill at this place is doing
rushing business, now, running d;
and night. part Of the time, and !
-four and oornmeal is drawing c'
tom from all parts of the country
MIR. Glasner's house, few mil
south of here, burned to the gro1t
Thursday, with its entire eonten
Mrs. Glasner. who is very old a
feeble. was badly burned about t
hands and shoulders.
Dick Morgan, Mason in go
standing and prosperous, farm
who resided about ten miles so,
4 of here, died of pneumonia at Ii
Wednesday. He was buried, W
Masonic honors, at the Beatty ce
etery.
y Still Zalma progresses. A str
ger will not have to look over
town. now, to find the postotilce
he can read, for Postmaster ~
has nice, neat sign suspended, II 7
the front, with an index point
inward. ,T
Tn sorry The Press has TO
"Mollie," one Of its best corrtespe
eats, but "shc" will no more no
your readers with "her" preset
unless il be from distant parts;
',she" has really taken "hef
rarture and wish ''her' success
all "her" undertakings.
There are several unruly rel
licans here who cannot get use
working under boss put u
nothing; they will "catch 81, on, n =, 'e
..ring" after awhile. The DOS
will have no trouble in brln!
Them to time. They won't hes
to "fsh or cut bait wheneve'
y. order is issued
Asier Speer went 70 ha,e's ~,
7s4sz2 c..a.~Iav where lie Will