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

henn6lt, DfOIneTS, WcIO aiiSo''' Nv !
Doniphan, Tuesday, by Deputy
Marshals Quayle and Bremen. Both
were brought to St. Louis and taken I
before Judge Priest, of the United l.
States district court. They are
charged with selling liquor without
paying the government a license
Both pleaded guilty and were
sent to the Iron county jail 1or
thirty days each.
Pennington Times: Last Thurs
day W. R. Taylor, Robert Tetley,
George J. Cole, Ellis z. Cayce and
). W. Dougherty signed articles OF
agreement for the organization OF Il
lead smelling and refining company,
under the name of the Consolidated
Smelling & Refining Co. The COM
pany will incorporate under the
state law. The object of This enter
/, prise is to erect large smelling
and refining plant for the accom-
i-modatioh of the lead mines in the
| Flat River district, to be located at
some point convenient to the mines
and railroad. 1t is an enterprise
that will greatly facilitate the de-
| velopment of the county's lead
| interests.
/ Poplar Bluff Citizen: The Odd
! Fellows of Charleston are actively
| at work making preparation TOR "a
| grandtime at the annual celebration
of the order in Southeast Missouri,
to be held in that city April 26, the
anniversary of the establishment OF
4 Odd Fellowship in the United
States.
III Madison County Democrat: The
ismile of Mr.. Sanders (our John) be
Ihind the counter reminds us OF thu
y fact that Mine La Motto is the plac'
I Ito live and with onr handsome girl
the boys will return.
81 Jackson Comet: Two hay stack
N n y asar |'lll' ~
fordsville, were consumed by nr
one night last week. 1t is feare
4 that they were fred by enemies.
Mrs. Haynes, wife of the lat
: Rev. John Haynes, while mllkin
- - last Saturday morning was run owe
!" by a COW and received injuries /
. the side and one hip was broker
! 1t is thought by the physician the
~ she can not survive.
"a DeSoto Gazette: At the DeSot
N roller mills the milleris apreacher
h son, the engineer is a preacher Sol
n the packer is a preachers son, an
|, the teamster is a preacher, all
of different families.
as Pennington News: A well-d
~ veloped case of smallpox was 7
ported at Valle'sMines, ahout
re miles north of Farmington, in tn
to county, last Monday morning.
at was a colored man who had 'Ju
come down from st. Louis on t
train, and many new cases may
the result.
e. We understand that during t
/; last five or six weeks, from fifteen
r. TWENTY-FIVE teams have been at wo
es. seven days in the week, haul
~ lead ore from some of the Flat Ri'
,ar m mines to Loughboro, returning "
,o1 a load of coal each trip, The tea
1e have been receiving about s2
rth day, which will be the means
in helping out number Of families
inc DeSoto Gazette: Walter ST.
i've had the misfortune to have his +
vas badly crushed in the turntable
cid the roundhouse Wednesday.
ere. was dressed by the local railr'
his surgeon and the young man
Q TO taken to st. Louis to the Misse
ear, Pacific hospital.
,eat Benton Record: Tom Reed
in Oran attended church on Sun
Y of night and got up Monday morn
oes. to make a fire and complained
shell pain in the head and died while
the wife was going for help.
ear tDunklin Democrat; Blind $
sum gers is still killing the horses
e of this locality. e"4
oual Otto Kneibert of Malden,, on
the the most respected citizens,
heat held the position Of coal contra
5 in for the Cotton Belt, fell from
,iect coal shute Friday right a dist
lean of twenty feet He was pickle,
is is unconscious and carried home, W
the he died the next morning abol
,rth, o'clock. !. He left a wife and child
Ne in Hihhard Call: Abe Baker 9
J are Conbcrd settlement, lost his !
'l2h bushels Of corn and several