Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-08-21
LUrEsyTLLE LOCALS.

N"'nSt PtyPVteJ W. tuV uOItu Vu'
Of town. Albert recently bougb
the property from Ed. Stanton,
@. W. Lambert Of Benton speu
a few days here last week. >
Mrs. O'Neil and little son Of Cap
Girardeau are visiting relative
here. NJ.
Pink Crnmn and son Ahnss vii
leave for Michigan, Wednesda,
where they expect to locate.
4 Walter Cavanness went to st
Louis Sunday.
Miss Mae Lescher, an accomplish
ed Young lady of Sikeston, is visit
ing the family off. w. Revelle thil
week.
| X. w. Tucker Of Lulo is visiting
In town at present.
Mrs. Eliza Ragsdale of Marquand
Is visiting relatives in town thi.
week.
Several persons of this place
went TO st. Louis on the excursion
train Sunday.
X. w. Mccormick and Charles
Davis of FruItland, were IN town
last Friday organizing choir for
the camp meeting which will be
held here the 23rd of August.
Jack Frost and wife were up Sat.
urday to attend the picnic.
Harry Duncan and Louis Wagner
OF Bloomfield we're 10 town Satur.
day and Sunday.
Miss Edna Chapman, a charming
young lady from Poplar Bluff is
visiting Mrs, O. o. Hobbs of this
place.
j. j. Kennedy and family return.
ed home Sunday after an extended
visit to relatives in Kentucky.
r. +. Wiltshire was in town
Monday on business.
Harry Waldo of st. Louis is visi.
ting Waldo Lutes this week.
Joda NJ. Allen accompanied his
two little nleces 10 st. Louis Sunday.
Jim Kinder of near Buchanan
was in town Saturday,
W. F. Cobb and wife went to st.
Louis Sunday and returned Monday
Mrs. DR.. Il. p. Biggs went to
HopkiusvilIe, KY, Monday, where
she wrfiremaiu several days visi.
ting.
Mrs. D. G. VanAmbug is visiting
in Illinois this week.
Miss Pearl Ovens Of Frederick
town is visiting NJ. Owens Jr., this
week.
q. W. Lanpher of Fredericktown
was in town Monday on BUSINESS.
Fred Miles went to st. Louis
Sunday.
Andrew McMinn of Buchanan,
was in town Saturday.
Leo Slinkard of Zalma, was in
town oD business Sauday.
Ed Wann Of Buchanan spent Sun
day in town.
+. A. Stanton and family left for
Seattle, Washington, Sunday.
Willie Waldo of st, Louis, was IN
town Sunday.
George Smith, John Young and
All Crump went 10 the swamps on
q hunt last week.
Miss Teresa Owens, a beautiful
young lady of Fredericktown, is
visiting her brother, NJ. Owens, Jr.,
at this place.
The Masonic Hall at this place
has been newly painted on the 10
side.
Frank Graves, formerly Of near
Marble Hill, came down from ST.
Louis Saturday TO visit friends.
GUS Owens of Frederlcktown,
was in town on q visit to relatives
ast week.
Miss Fannie Burford of Jackson,
was 10 town last week.
VIM. Nancy is clerking for W.
). Langdon.
r. b. Anderson, Great Command
,r Of theK. 0. I. M. of ST. LOUIS,
vas in town Saturday and Sunday,
DR.. J. j. Chandler and D. W.
BLrford were out az Scopus Sunday.
G. P. Fletcher of Advance, visit
ID home folks Sunday.
Leon LESLEY of Castor spent
Saturday and Sunday here with rel
Itives.
A young Haley, from Frederick
own, while returning from the en-
Saturday night, in the
fell on a rock and recelv- ,
ID a severe cut on the head. DR. J.
|. Chandler was called and dressed
he wound. /
The entertainment in the Mason 0
G ball, gwen by the degree team s
f the K. o. T. NJ. of Frederlcktown ;
asst Saturday night, was well atten' q
ed. The proceeds amounted to
bout $50
Rey. e L. Hill OF De Soto delly- =
red an excellent sermon 10 "a large
udienee at the tabernacle Sunday