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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
ADVERTISING
CANDIDATES
Row Stirred Up Over
Second Precinct
Action.

The action of the Second Precinct
Club relative to the nomination of men
who have not declared themselves can
didates has stirred up a hornets nest
and made complications that cause
some figuring. 1t has been announced
in the papers that the voters in the
Second would not vote for a candidate
who had not advertised to the world
that he is a seeker after votes. In the
main the rule may be all right but
here is case where but three men are
nominated for the Senate: Link Nc
Candless Charlie Broad and Lilikalani.
Will the voters of the Second Precinct
tie themselves down to those men? If
the Second Precinct Club members
carry their threat to enforce the rule
that will be the result and if a man
better than any of those who have an
nounced themselves should be nominat
ed. or come no for nomination, they
will not vote for him. This is matter
that will be threshed out before the
primaries next Saturday night.
COSTA'S DILEMMA.
There was meeting of the County
committee last night to consider a pro-
test filed by some club members in the
Second of the Fourth against the nomi-
nations made in that precinct Friday
night. 1t is claimed that the nominal
tions We're not filed in writing but
Charlie Costa was seen to check off the
names of candidates as they were
named and it is claimed he could not
have done this unless the list had been
filed. The tickets, it appears. We're
made up by Costa and handed out to
members to nominate the men and as
that was done he checked them off.
A WARM MEETING.
The meeting of the committee was
well attended and would have been
more representative but for the counter
Jim Quinn was the only
member of the committee present
with the goods on him to prove
him an expected guest at the kuhio
banquet Jim wore his Tuxedo and
fngerstau that looked dangerous.
John Kamanole, the protestant in the
case, expected to have been represented
by John Cathcart but he failed to con-
meet with the College Hills tram, so he
was not present. Edwin Douthitt,
County Attorney, represented the other
side with considerable vigor, but his
victory was one of the Scotch sort.
The evidence showed that there was
a scheme on hand to rush through a
ticket and the witnesses on the side
IF the officers OF the club showed by
their statements that they were pre-
Jared to take refuge behind d shallow
There seemed to be no
doubt that Kamanole's protest was
Just one, but there WAS a difference
Of opinion. and there was no chance
FOR either side to break it down. 1t
vas shown that the nominations made
0y Newlands were handed to Chairman
Costa. who happened at the moment to
De at his side. and We're the only ones
hat reached the proper destination.
placed his list on the table
between the chairman and the secre-
AIRY. but the latter did not think it
necessary, apparently, to pass the list
,var to the chairman. in whose GUS
ody, according TO the rules, it should
nave rested. One of the speakers said
he rules did not provide for any time
-or the filing of nominations with the
CONTINUED on Page %
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c. D. Pitzipios. a member of the
British diplomatic corps of Shanghai,
with his wife and son, are passengers
on the America Maru.
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SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAYS
DEFY STRIKING CARMEN

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2o.-Eforts compromise with
the striking have been unvaing The company
rounced its ability admits
coming he
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PlNAR DEL RIO
BEING DEFENDED
BY EARTHWORKS
Many insurgents Have Returned Home, Saving
they Had Been Deceived-No Compromise
with San Francisco Strikers.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

HAVANA August 29Work of
Flnar del Rio being pushed.
Many insurgents have home saying they
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MERCHANTS SIT
AT BANQUET IN
YOUNG HOTEL
Feast Given in Honor Of the Hawaiian Delegate
in gress-.-Interesting and important
Speeches Made.

MENU.
Oyster and Alligator Pear Cocktail
In Grape Fruit
Chicken Broth. Bellevue
Celery Sailed Almonds Olives
Baked Mul,et, Joinville
Cucumbers Pomrles Brab<
Frog Legs a la Parisienne
Overgin Farcie
Sorbct Marquise
Stuffed Roast Turkey with Cranberries
Potatoes Soudle Earicots Verts
Tomatoes Stuffed with Crab Salad
Hawaiian Pineapple Surprise
Assorted Cakes Assorted Fruits
Camembert Cheese Crackers
Cafe Noir
rCASTS
President Roosevelt
The Delegate to Congress
Hon. j. Kalanianaole
The Territory of Hawaii
Judge S. B. Dole
The Army
Capt. Humphrey
The Navy
Paymaster Brooks
The Envoy from Portland
Mr.. W. A. Mears
The Chamber of Commerce
Mr.. James F. Morgan
The Press
Mr.. w. r. harrington
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Stuffed Roast Turkey with Cranberries
Potatoes SouHle Earicots Verts
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PULAJANE CHIEF TAKEN.

MANILA August 2o-Sanchez, the Puaiane
captured in Leyte
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Tomatoes Stuffed with Crab Salad
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Hawaiian Pineapple Surprise
Assorted Cakes Assorted Fruits
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
4 Brush G1r.eek
Here / come agar.

Here ! come again.
Mrs. A. W. Rowe and little
daughter, Efie, have been afflicted
with chiIIs. Mrs. W. H. Stratman
has been on the puny list; MISS
Flora Mckee and little Willie, ID.
FAINT daughter Of Drr Kirkpatrick
are on the SICK list, and Mrs. ]. G.
Glasener has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, but we are glad to say
she Is reported some better.
Our farmers have been busy sow
ing oats until this cold, rainy spell
came on, and now they are taking
a rest.
John Drum closed q successful
term Of school in the Cox district
last Thursday.
Rev. ]. W. Coburn preached very
interesting sermons at the n. 3.
Church Saturday night and Sunday
An infant child Of o. N. West got
its face badly burned recently by
falling against a bot stove.
AS spring approaches the grass
is beginning to grow in the nearby
swamps and some Of our farmers
have already turned on their cattle.
Mr. Walden, who has resided at
Dongola for some time, has moved
to our neighborhood.
Earl Jamlson, q student Of Will
Mayfeld College, visited bis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Rowe Saturday
and Sunday:
Henry Abernathy has moved to
DR.. Kirkqatrick's farm recently.
Prof. Charles Beatty Is attending
court at Marble Hill this week.
W.. X. Whitener has been repair
ing fences around hispremises.
Frank StiltS has his new dwelling
house about completed.
u. j
Mr. aad Mrs. George Hanier
visited at the home ofMrs Hammers
father, I'd Mckee, Saturday night.
Our hustling merchant, Mr..
Cooper is doing good business Al
Arab, and the rural delivery route
from that place to zaIma has made
It very convenient for some of our
people
Master Frank Rowe visited his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Fish Saturday night.
LITTLE SISTER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
Health ID good.

Health ID good.
The goose bone man Is smiling
On the other side Of his face again.
How's the recent spell for winterS
Such flurries as this generally catch.
es the average man with about one
and a half pieces Of wood ahead.
Harry Wann is better Of bis re.
cent illness.
Odis Eaker is gradually recovering
a. II. Dunn is visiting bis son,
Willie in Colorado.
Our factory did but little work
last week. owing to the bad weather.
Our merchants are hardly busy
these days.
John BarleYcorn is visiting
friends In this vicinity. / think
hewill finiIy locate In our burg and
practice medicine. He may be a
very good doctor IN some instances
but the writer verify believes that
there are many who send for him
who are not so very bad sick. II
may be they have associated with
the old fellow SO much they have
become attached.
LITTLE JAKE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

tew items for your paper from our
burg.
The Sunday school here Is max.
ling preparations foran Easter sn.
tertainmcnt for Easter Sunday.
Rev. Q, A. Bowers preached Az
interesting sermon here last Sunday
TO an attentive congregation.
Rev. b. o. Seabright preached
Sunday evening, to . large congre.
CATION, considering the Indictment
weather.
Jos James and family visited at
d. R. Seabangh's last Sunday. 100
says Dan has one Of the best talk
ling machines Nc ever saw, and Dan
win treat you 10 some good music
ANY time you cali
Lyman Bridges visited home
folks near Scopus Saturday, return.
ling Sunday evening,
Miss Laura Cook. who Is attend.
|ing school here, visited home folks
near Scopus last Sunday.
Our blacksmlths, w. r. Seabaugh
and W. s. Smith are kept quite
busy these days.
Lyman Bridges went out oftown
last Friday with the clever grocery
drummer, Ed Aubuchon.
]. w. Seabaugh has something to
do these days on rural free delivery
route No. |, as the mail has won
derfully increased since the route
was established.
Or. r. D. Blaylock is kept quite
busy attending to professional bus
iness these days.
Abe Seabaugh has sold bis farm
to David Conrad Of Alliance.
We are having some pretty bad
weather now: rain. Sleet, hail and
snow nearly every day.
The stave factory is running and
is quite busy now.
Joseph Self, who formerly resid-
cd near here, died At his home in
Cape Girardeau and was buried at
Fairview March 10.
orr or THE BOYS.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
wv. M. q. Notes. .


This week school was held on
Monday % account 81 The teacbsra'
|exatnipatiOu Friday and Saturday.
Az last, ~ lastl the order fol
rifles inrthe cadet corps has been
received. This delay must have
been intended as a Lesson il cultisa.
ton "a patience.
Misses Revelle and Reagan visited
home folks over Sunday.
Eva Cooper and Jessie IISldsftnan
enrolled with us this week.
Reys. F.W Taylor and jenkins
were callers Tuesday morning.
Charles Beatty has been IN To
sts Us several times during his stay,
in town. Charles was agrand jury
man.
Mrs Hendershot's music class
gave arecltal last Friday night All
members the class acquitted them
selves with credit. Parents and
friends present found itan enjoyable
occasion. The class Is making ad.
NHI NI
vancement and we feel thatthe ndxt
recital will be still better and will
probably be held where the public
may attend. PRINcE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
Scopus.

Health good excepting bad colds
and sore throats.
The weather Is very bad for the
time Of year, and II there isn't q
change soon, there will be a feed
famine.
Several Of the people attended
Circuit court last week during the
bad weather.
John Jones Of Cape county visit
ed friends over Sunday in this
vicinity.
Al. i. Stevens is very sick at this
writing with nerve trouble.
John Masters Of Sedgewickyille
was in this locality buying hogs
the first Of the week.
"Uncle Bill" Walker still swaps
sometimes, but not for bis health,
altogether.
Dillon Brown and Miss Nellie
Condor were united in the holy
bonds Of wedlock at the home Of
the brides parents last Sunday,
Rev. ]. N. Stone officiating. We
wish the young couple q happy,
prosperous journey.
Picks UNCLE Ike.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

6 j. u. n.I 4
Here come again with ! small
batch Of news.
We are having plenty ofrain and
ice now.
Health Is reasonably good in this
vicinity with the exception Of bad
colds.
Edward Shell visited Jesse Yount
and family one night last week.
Mr.. Shackleford is preparing to
have a new dwelling erected on his
place soon. We understand that
Charles Englehart has the contract
for building it.
Robert and Joseph Meyers Of
near Glen Allen visited w. B.
Yount and family Friday night.
r. Il, Estes and family visited
John Seabaugh and family Sunday.
Prayer meeting at this place
every Sunday at 5 p. M.
w. A. Yount Of near Whitewater
visited bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Yount, last week, returning
home Sunday. Two PAEsIEs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
Talent

Here / come With a few items.
How is this for winterf
Rev. Fred Yount failed TO 6lI bis
appointment at 1T. Carmel Satur-
day and Sunday
John Davenport Is going into the
poultry business. He has received
. new incubator. H. J. Meyers Is
also interaied IN the poultry busi-
ness.
I. A. Fulton has organized q
singing school at the Hsvn school
bouss.
Emanusl Laurepee made trip 70
Patton Saturday ard reports the
road n bad sondision.
Walter Green went 70 Marqusad
Saturday.
Arshm Green visited bis mother
lnst Eosk-
Els, FsH's rsa Nsrs Kilsbsn
rzui = Iesd lnrt Fi1z9
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
Bessville.

Married at the residence Of the
brides parents, Sunday, March a,
Ira Welkerand Miss Nay Arthur.
The young couple have the best
wishes Of . host Of relatives and
friends Quite d number or TIE
young couples relatives were pres
Bnllaksthe wedding and ali enjoyed
the occasion. W. W
The building committee have ap-
proved and accepted plans and
bids on the Ridge church building
and work llbe begun on itsoon.
J. M. Welker returned to Hayti
last week after d few daysvisit with
home folks. He came up to be
presentlat his son, Ira's, wedding.
Cbas. Hale Is visiting home folks
here. .s1.-as ...
Our grist mill began work again
Saturday.
Monroe Laurence Of near Lodge
was in our town Saturday.
Assistant road master. Il. e.
Arthur, spent Sunday with bis par
ents at this place.
This part obthe county has been
in the grasp Of the cold wave several
days and the man with the wood
pile is d lucky fellow Just now.
BEssvILLIAN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
Hogeye Ridge.

AOS = CJ = -s-D1S@9 -
Plenty Office.
Frank Shanks and daughter visit
cd Mr.. shanks's parents Friday
night.
A. Shanks is still on the sick list
r. M. Shanks has been doing
some work for France Seabaugb.
Robert Mathena has gone 10
Gordonville, where be has employ
ment.
Will Mathena has been clearing
some land this winter.
B. II. Ramsey has moved on 7,
i. McGraw's farm.
George Reutzel IS prospecting
for lead here. He has bis drill al
work and says the indications Of
lead are good.
W. F. shanks and D. P. Grader
are cutting bolts.
Roy Mathena cut wood for +. NJ
Shanks Friday.
Mrs. Louisa shanks has complst
ed a quilt Of 6l2 pieces.
/ = e.
/ +. Schrader and wife are tht
proud parents of a new boy baby
b. NJ. Smith of Marble Hill i
having a lot of cord wood cut or
his farm here.
James Teeters Is clearing some
this winter. LITTLE REUBEE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
.DongoIa.

We are glad to report that our
people are enjoying good health.
i'm. Newkirk Is going to leave
our burg soon. We understand be
is going to Krallman. We are sor-
ry 70 see him 40, as he is . clever
fellow and also our barber.
T. G. Revelle is erecting q new
building. We understand be ID to
be our undertaken.
Lee Shell, one Of our friendly
farmers, has bis new barn nearly
completed.
Messrs. J. M. Critics, Geo. Bide-
we'll, Bennic Shell, Roswell Picket,
and D. Fish had business in Marble
Hill Saturday.
James Shell is preparing to erect
. new dwelling and barn.
@. w. Bess and family visited
John Shell and family Sunday.
Here comes Willie Brown with
bis new house oralmost new, which
looks mighty suspicious to say the
least Of II. and---but IN tell about
Il when it happens.
Rev. E. R. Vanderbilt Of eastern
Texas, who has been preaching in
our neighboring vicinity, has EN-
.ployment with Chas. r. Bidewell.
Albert Adams and Miss Minnie
Burchet were united IN the holy
bonds Of wedlock not long since.
We wish theni a long and happy
journey.
r. Wallace and family moved
from this place to Brush creek,
where he has rented land from w.
H. Stratman.
Albert Perkins and family NOV
ed to bis fathers farm a short time
ago.
John Shell has bis wire fence
complete.
Jack Garner and Mary Newell
we're married at the home Of The
BRIDE q short time ago.
Miss KizEar Roberts is spending
4 few days with relatives at zalma
this week.
Peter Perkins has his newground
nearly ready for the plow. He is
an old man, but Q hustler just the
same.
]. II. Critics is going to put up
some new wire fence.
Rev. W. Il. Bess preached an in-
tsresting sermon Sunday.
ied-Little Johny, infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Davault,
March s. His death was caused by
drinking I've. The little fellow liv-
ID but ashort time after taking the
lye. Parents weep not for that
which Is saved. Brethers and sis
Iters, you will miss the little one in
your play, but weep not; remember
you have a pearl in heaven and
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
ZaInaa.

We are having some very bad
weather at present
Health is not very good in our
vicinity at present.
Died--At her fathers home March
/, Mrs. James Looney, oflung trou-
bic.
Leo Slinkard has been confined
to bis room for a few days with
pneumonia, but is up and able to at
tend to business again.
Wayne Brasier is hopping the
counters these days for J. V. Stink.
ard & Co.
Several of our citizens are attend
ing circuit court at Marble Hill
this week
Ed Stevens has moved his family
to zalma, where they will spend the
most Of the summer. Mr.. Stevens
is looking after the interests Of the
Williams Cooperage Co, at this
place.
Some ofthe boys of this vicinity
made q trip to Taskee last week
70 see the fortune teller.
&c. Howell has sent OF some
specimens Of mineral to be assayed
but has not received any returns yet.
Lew Hand who has been visiting
hrs sister, Mrs. J. 7. Back, has re-
tarned to bis home IN Illinois.
A. C. King purchased . ane mule
from ]. II. Grant q few days sgo.
We understand We are going to
have 8 stave factory in our com
munity. The Brown Company has
bought some TIMBER about 5 miles
northwest Of Zalma and win put N
s factory and eutoHt tins timber.
Inotzce some our fnrmsEs had
commenced sewing oats. but tse
- ueasber hss stopped shsn.
With success 10 TIE PnEss and ils
nany rssders. / viii close Tor this
tine. A. suns1znEn.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

go T lftIfif ~ iNt
VIII leave tomorrow for Granite
vile.
William Bettelesia qaistiii VI inns
writing butwe hopsforh hisrecoyery.
James Robinson ghas moved on
the Thompson place west of here.
Last Saturday Saint Patrick's
day and ourcolIege girls celebrated
the day with 4 parade.
TheArcadia Valley Creamery and
Ice Company viii begin making Ice
soon.
Al. Miller made 4 business trip to
Pilot Knob last Sunday.
We are having winter now; ice,
snow and rain, and the ice has
injured fruit trees considerably.
HIN BmLy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
scopus.

The cold wave struck us good
and hard last week.
Prof E. r. James and family
visited on Hog creek Friday night.
P. B. Chostner closed bis school
near Gravel Hill last Saturday and
win soon be With hisfriends around
Scopus again.
Lyman Bridges and Hiss Laura
Cook spent Saturday snd Sunday
with home folkk
Asa L. Stevens was taken serious
" ~ Saturday morning and At this
writing Is reported no better.
Rznor has Il that our town viii
have smother blacksmith shop IN the
near iuturs.
oziis a number Of esr cifizsns
had business IN Circuit court si
Nszhls HHl ln1i zssk.
IA THrri 5 uskzzg ropsin-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22
AaTen Aller1.

We are having quite . spell Of
bad weather.
Ec EitEes Of Btssville visited
Peter Welker Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. ]. N. Zimmerman went to
Allenville Monday TO visit her son,
oh. Zimmerman.
Tom MCGregor and Peter Welker.
have purchased q fine saddle horse.
Born 10 Henry Ossig and wife
a fine boy.
Il Miss Francis Baker visited in Glen
Allen last week.
Our farmers were turning over
the sod last week, but they quit
suddenly and very uncsremoniously
Miss Theodocia Welkcr visited
relatives at Bessville recently.
Mrs. Lee Of Marquand ID visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Gudgers Of this
place.
Agent P. j. Burford went to,
Lutesville Saturday.
Ira Deck and Miss Alma Peak
went to Sedalia Saturday whore
they viii attend Central Business
College.
Prot. Il. @. Denton Of HedaIia vIs-
tied friends IN Glen Allen ! few
days last week.
Edward Bergman visited home
folks near here over Sunday.
4 Miss Amanda Masters visited in
the country Sunday eve. n
Miss Sadie Zimmerman visited In
the country a few days last week.
"BfIL.D
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

|pyoyements on his farm this spring,
r. IA. Dewitt and Jonas Barks
made d trip to IiutesviIls Saturday.
John Masters Of near E,edgewick'
vile was in this vicinity lest week
bnying hogs.
Mrs. JeiR Limbaugh has been on
the pnny list the past few days.
A Mr.. Welty d Indian Territory,
who has boen waiting ia this yiclnl.
ty for sometime, win start home
ward IL 4 few days
Miss Julia Critics Of Cape Girat,
dean svisiting her parents this week
Grandpa Hewettis suffering with
asevere attack ofa nervous disorder.
We understand that NJ. r. Estes
has sold bis farm to q man from
scott county.
Mrs. II, D. Cole is preparing for
her spring opening ofmilIinery.
Joseph Sell, formerly ofthisplaCe
died at bis homo il Cape Girardeau
March IL. The remains were
brought 70 Fairvisw cemetery and
laid to rest. aUncles ice leaves q
wife, several children and a host If
friends to monrn their loss.
"Uncle' Bill Walker has been
swapping horses again. he makes
some good trades they say. That's
rightuncle, keep them moving when
they are coming your way.
OLD MAID,
d
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

should make more earnest efforts
than ever. aThe Lord giyeth and
tbe Lord taketh away, blessed be
the name Of the Lord"
\ Our school win close Friday,
March 90. All are invited to come
and spend the day with us. &.
yl-57-i y S'lJT -
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

We are having q real taste Of
winter weather.
Health is very good here now.
Geo. Kinder has been nursing a
bad case Of sore throat the past
week, .,ls =, 4 Z i43s3
Miss Tavie Poston who has been at
the home Of her amt, Mrs. r Hahs In
Lutesvllle, some time, came down
Saturday on visit TO home folks.
Mr. and Mrs George Kinder Of
near this place visited Jacob Mas
ters near Hnskey Sunday.
B. s. Snider Is improving bis
farm near here by putting up a lot
Of new wire fencing. A,
Misses Lottie and zettie Kinder
Eyisited Misses Mary and 0learcie
Huffman near Huskey Sunday.
Mrs. N. w. Huffman ofnsar Hus-
key is reported On the puny list.
Misses Flora and Rhoda Moore,
who have been visiting relatives
and friends al Lutesville, came home
Saturday.
Daniel Poston Of near Clippard,
who has been suffering with rheu-
matlsm the past year, Is slowly I'M
proving.
Bud Coward and wife OF Lutes-
vile visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransom Hahs Saturday and
Sunday.
Burette and Robert Kinder con.
template going to Colorado in the
near future.
Ben Simpson visited friend
near Marble Hill Saturday.
Our merchants are doing q good
business these days. PAPA's PET.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22


Possu1n Creek.
ere are a few Of the happenings
s. community.
b creek is frozen up: how's
80
Is. n. n. Istes was on the sick
last week.
issss Nora and Mary Hawn.
have been working ct Cape
rdsaa the past ak months have
med home.
r. Estes and family Of near
pus visited It ". T. Butes's last
arday and Sunday.
Iiss Reekweli Of 0nn, who has
=n visiting her parents si thia
81, rsssrned 70 orsa Sunday.
IS nszs is rather sesres ] win
e witk bet eishssfo THE Pnnz.
slzr
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-03-22

Columbus Trentbam visited Hur.
Sicane Sunday,
711si i'ir. Il end Mrs. VIM. Gruner visited
wv. G.. Kitchens over Saturday
night.
Rev. O.s. Talent has returned
home from Scott ceas.yy, whcrc he
has been holding q revival meeting.
TALnnsFITn.