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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
MARK.
Copenh hagen.


Moritz Williamson, director Of the
Copenhagen Exchange bank, who not
long ago was arrested On a charge of
embezzling 10000 crowns, has been
sentenced to 100 days In Jail. Mr..
Nathauson was a business man who
enjoyed the confidence Of the people
and his embeMlements caused no end
Of surprises to the Copenhagen bust
ness world.
Copenhagen's free harbor has proven
too small for the general shipping
traffic and the Danish government has
therefore decided to expand and i'm
prove the same at an expenditure of
5.OOO.OOO crowns. The harbor and ex-
tension work has already begun and
will be completed about two years
from now.
III. Praeforius, a well known bank
er Of Copenhagen has suddenly disap-
peared with a sum Of $4,000 crowns.
Efforts to find him have thus far
proven futile. Mr.. Praetorius has
been in the banking business for many
years In Copenhagen and was consid-
cred a reliable business man.
The Aalborg horse show began Feb.
/ at Aalborg and has been attended
by a large number Of visitors from
at home and abroad. Some 800 horses,
including German, Swedish and Eng
lish breeds have been ON exhibition.
1t was one Of the largest horse shows
cver held In Denmark.
MARION s. NORELIUS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
TWENTY ARE KILLED
MORE THAN A HUNDRED OTHERo
INJURED IN ELECTRIC RAIL
ROAD DISASTER.
Train Running Seventy Miles an Hour
10 DeraiIed In the Outskirts Of New
York City, the Coaches Being Torn
to Pieces and the Occupants Strewn
Along the Tracks for q Distance 81
One Hundred Yards.
One Hundred Yards.

SfS
New York, Feb. 1S.-Twenty dead,
two fatally hurt and las more or less
seriously injured is the result of .
wreck of an electric express train on
ne New York Central railroad at Two
hundred and Fifth street and Web
ster avenue. OF the large number Of
injured fifty are seriously hurt.
The train, filled with matinee
crowds and commuters. was made up
Of FIVE coaches.
The train was rounding a sharp
curve when the three rear coaches
were derailed and, tumbling or their
sides, were dragged 100 yards before
the couplings gave way and the four
cars piled together in ruins at the foot
of a low embankment.
A sheet of electric flame that sig
nailed the disaster enveloped the e "a
car and for a moment threatened TO
roast alive the victims pinioned In
the debris.
There was death for many, while
practically every one In the four
coaches received injuries of some sort.
The speed was so great that the
overturned coaches were dragged 100
yards.
Uninjured Dragged to Death.
While this distance was being
traversed men, women and children
who had escaped injury in the over
turning of the coaches were dragged
TO death.
Finally the coaches plowed up
enough dirt and snow in front OF them
to bring the engine to a halt. The
dead and dying were strewn along the
tracks. The victims were utterly I'M
recognizable.
1t was with difficulty that the res
cuers could tell whether the victims
were white or black. Many Of them
had their clothing torn off and were
almost nude when found.
Scattered over the tracks were the
mutllated remains Of the passengers.
In gathering them up the rescuers
made no attempt to place them to-
gether, but separate piles were made
of each part of the human anatomy
found.
Police reserves from half a dozen
or more stations were ordered imme-
diately to the scene OF the disaster.
The spreading of the rails is said to
have caused the wreck. The train
was going at a seyenty-mile an hour
rate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21

woman author, has purchased G. L.
Vetterdars beautiful villa IA Fail
in. Miss Lagerlof will make her
permanent residence in Falun.
There are 5000 Norwegians in Swe-
den, 1000 Danes, about $500 Firms,
5000 Germans. 5000 Americans and
1,500 Russians.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
Trust Fund for Young Women.

Cincinnati, Feb. 1S.-As a memorial
TO his daughter, Charlotte, vic was
killed in IN automobile accident in
Southern France last summer, ]. O..
Schmidlapp, a widely known Cincin-
natl banker and millionaire, has an
nounced the establishment of a trust
OF $250,000. the interest of which is
to be devoted to the benefit Of young
women.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
sTABs HIMSELF IN BREAST.
Condemned Man Attempts to Commit
Suicide.

Conuen1Heu WAT NtteUPtb 20 ComnT
Suicide.
Kansas City, Feb. 18.-Frank Holt
man, under sentence OF death with
Mrs. Aggie Myers for killing Clarence
Myers, the woman's husband, attempt
Cd to commit suicide in his cell In
the county jail here. stabbing himself
In the breast. He may die. During
the night Hoffman had soaked matches
In water and drank the liquid, but
without effect.
Hoffman had recently been granted
q respite to April. Mrs. Myers Is In
Jail at Liberty, Mo. Her case has
been appealed to the United States
supreme court.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN MISSOURI.
saIoonkeeper Kills Two Men and 10
HimseIf Shot Dead.

Maiden. Mo-, Feb. 19.-"Doctor" A.
L. Brannon. a saloonkeeper, who at
night shot and killed Attorney d. B.
Cox and DR.. ]. w. Beall In the latter's
office, was shot and killed himself a
few hours later while being removed
from the Jail at Maiden to Kennett
for safe keeping. The killing Of Bran
non was by an unidentified person
standing In the shadow of q building
hear the Maiden Jail.
The trouble leading up to the KILL
ing of Cox and Beall Is said to have
been over the liquor question.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
Four Men Blown to Atoms.

London, KY, Feb. 1s.-Foreman
Sutton and three OF his crew were
killed by a dynamite explosion nea
Halle Patch. In this county, while
working on the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad. The bodies were blown
to atoms.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
Afidstaa erofnft.
Aaiier p~erlieit in eisener Yerion bic
1bronrc0e nno cntiuifelt oas
&egiermnssprosramm.
@afiinierfer 9iebitabl i'm Sauie bes
auniiammlcrs Wertbeimer.
Gbef Der Yalaitpolisei ~beitraft.
Ieuth b.

gerlin, 10. Sebr. - SIM gro.
Ben 8eiben Saale oes &onigliherl
Shloiies fanb beute unter groBem
Homp uno Yra9I ole groiimlng oes
neuen Geihstages ourb Gaiier 8il.
belm Den 3peiten itatt. Die Wit.
elieOer oes Heihstases in ibren Uni.
former periammelten lid in Der Sor.
bale. &ein Observation-Disclosures Ib.
georoneter NOR 5ugegerl, oa lid oieie
peigern, OILS antimonardiitiide uno
reprblifaniide Eartei, Den 9aiier 81,
empfan9en. Gin einem Gnoe bes
SnaIes bate Die &oiierin nit ser
Gronprir5eiiin GGcilia un0 mebreren
Ertn5eiIinnen bes f0niglihen SaltieS
Elab genommen; anihlieBeno on Den
fatierli6en Sbron nor cine 9oge fir
ooS oiplomntii6e &orps r]eierpiert.
Inter bieien befanoeu ith audi BOT.
i6ofter Soner uno HrofeIIor gurgeB,
bei0e nit @emoblin.
&aiier @tlbelm DerLa5 Die Sbror.
reoe nit flarer laitter Stimme uno
idonem Gone. 8e5iigIid ser 9e,
6tebungen Gelltidlon0S ST. ocn trent
Der Staoten mo be5iigIit be8 inter
nattonalen 6rieoen5 iagte or:
Sic oQgemeine politiibe Gage
eibt un3 Die @erii6errmg, ooB ser
Srieoen berUubrt blei6cn miro.
@teiHe Gegierlug unterbGlt nit umie'
rem &erbitnOeten Die alien ber5liben
ltnO nit ben oHoereu Qfddten quite,
forrefte 9]c5ieGrngen.
Ger am 2. Sonlor Undergraduate
Bertrng nit 0dnemarf, monab e3
allen b~oIliGbrigen 8erioucn iiberlal.
fen bleibt, iih Die oelttide ODER oGuis
itc NotiouaIttdt 5i Ddblen, miro
fi6er bo5lt %beitrogeu, freunOi6aitli1e
&erbaltn!iie nit uniereu norOIi6en
9tahbaru ou5ubahuen."
Sn ge3u0 alrf sic biurcu &ur5cm
I'M Snag ita~ttfinOen0e 6rieOen8fous
feren3 bcmcrfte Ser &oiier:
Dem State ser Hereinafter Staa.
ten ut0 Dem &ntruge RuBIunoS
Solqe IeiitenO, babe ib cine Ginla.
6ung sur 5~tueiten 6rteoensfouferen5
I'M 8aog dngenommen. SD boffe,
boB Die Grgebniiie Ser eriten &ooger
&onferen5 3uiGbe erboIten, Die inter
Den 9tationeu MIR gum SCiten ser
Wenihbeit uno oe3 5rie0enS mirfeu
ner6en."
Gud fir ole grgeb1iiie Der leeten
&ei6stogsmnblen bate Ger &aiier
einige @orte:
r8oS beltti6e 8olf mltroe aufge.
forbert, iiber cine Gteinrngsueridie.
benbeit 8piihen Ser Tegiering unb
Dem friiberen TeidStag 81 entideioen
llnb entifieb oabin, ieoen &leingeiit
beiIeite 81 lesen uno 81 @rmIten oes
nationalen 8eoanfens 81 ltimmen.
9as ftrenge
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
HOG.
successful

Successful
ng.
rs not mean
re than an
'~essarily the
n the show
t mean the
he hog that
the hands
: aspires to
n the dollar
we that co
'efulness is
of breed
'e prone to
ONE cranks
nothing.
Importance
ok or white
ears hang
er he has a
BIS his hair
rst of all is
nd vitality,
e, inbreed-
crooked or
e constitu-
that's the
any great
need to get
hogs bred
0 great in
reat-grand
- or $500
lily around
ny pounds
huChnl Of
mill feed?
good look
why
with good
looks nor
pr one mo-
'duction of
hog that
ortgage, if
)es out the
It builds a
house and
buys new
its for the
at school
no departs
III make n
cer is the
successful
eful, COM
TO get him
tie prefer
particular
he ear or
Ne In Ma
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21


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= peridieocneu Crtidaften in Dit. y
: unS 8citprenhen iinb in ben y
= lettcn Sagen neuusebn Ycrio. y
= men erfroren. y
gerIin Is. Sebr. = Die Ianse
faIte @inters5ett unb Der piele Shnee
haben Die Wolfe bon 3ubIanb iiber
Die 8ren3e nad Shleiien getrieben.
Die 9auern flagen ii5er Die Srefbeit
bieier geitien, Die iih in Die RGbe
Der Sduier nagen unb hire Raub5iige
misfiibren. Die 9auernburiden bal.
ten in oen @Glbern bon Sporogr,
Sapis uno S~oesobiitte 0plfsiagoeu
ab.
@nglanb.
2orbon 10. Sebr. - Gin gan,
raffinierter Shapinoel muroe in elmer
3ranntpeinbrernerei entoeft. I'M
reriroiih bate n1mIih Die Sirmo
RobrenleitlIngen legen laiien, IN De.
men Der 2iqlieitr ODER @hiSfep anitati
mad Dem S%tellerbauie IN Elm anoeres
UNCERTAINTIES 9epartemcnt gefiibri
tpuroe, 70 DAB 6ie 8irma per @alone
1915 an Sieuern in fbre Saihe
itefte. Nhlr Elm gepiiier Cell cling
oen mad SEN 8eieten oorgeihriebener
@eg. Iie 8eb0roen baben ole
Sirna nuf 100000 oerfIagt. Die
So6e miro Dor Dem 8arIament sur
Sprade fommen.
2or0ou, IS. 6ebr SIM SuuIG
oe3 6innu5iers utO &unitiammIerS
Charles @crtbeimer in Tarf Zane
nlrr0e IN ser 0a6t Elm &unitrou6
msQefiihrt. ME er ie]niatipneaer iett
1876, OILS @ain86orougb'S nSer3o9;n
bon 9cponibire," sic icbt I'M @ciibl
bon :. 9ierpont MorQon lit, oon Sem
Imeriforer 6arrp GoUmouO Qcitob.
len muroe, niht porgcfommen lit.
C3 pur0en aus @erthcimer8 @unit.
ih1ten cine Nu1ohl %foitbnrcr @iIOcr
nit GROCER @cihidIihfeit olt8 iGren
3o5mcn Qeifnitten uu0 fortQeiHofit.
0oruntcr Hpci @oincSborou9b2 una
elm ReproIo8. Die 6ciOcn Goins'
borpuab8 iinO ouein 100000 merit,
Die Ticbe rouhtcn fcrrcr cine
qo1t5e M}cr9c fron56iiiher Toboticrcr,
Miniatlrcn etc. ans Sem IS. Sabrs
htr0crt un0 C]ntfcrntcn Ith nit thrcr
@cute 0rrh sic @orScrtiir. 0ercu
IIormopDarot 0o5 Sans in Nufrltbr
berIcbtc. Trob0em crtfamcn Sic Der
mcacncu @Tu6cr nit Ser 2hTbcn. 81.
cincn @crt oon $4,000 rcpriicu.
tieren un0 oubcrccm uncricbIid
itn6.
2"onoon, IS. Tcbr. - Sn ser
g2Ihe bon No3Ic- Gcot an ser 2ouis.
rifle. unb DISQUALIFICATION iiu0 BEL
elmer 9nnamitsg rpIoiion Ser Sor.
orbciter Sutton un6 orei icincr gtr.
better IN 2ttome 5crriIIen morOen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
IAN

|loor open
through it
He might
|ar on the
I it might
chance is
ID colt up
I through
extra re
anyway.
|stiOn and
q by clip
+, says a
OrSe can
|onstantly
not take
bth. The
Ping are
bughly to-
long coat
to try TO
|Dect. and
led as a
*.
stations
|metines
|nion. a
a few
ore than
enabled
|ue as a
land this
bg mare
pa a FLY
bis m a
ht seven
h where
always
bis age.
Elr keep,
optional
|eding.-
rain as
when
|mprov-
b.
t they
I've it.
he is
coarse
good
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
De it crre d..

8ieu. 10. 6ebr. - @roBe 8e.
o6tung finoet cine &e0e. lueIhe ser
beutide 2un0Smnnn WfiniIter 8. SRA.
6e 81 Hcifenberg in 96bmen gebaI.
ten bat. @r erItdttete ieinen 8Gblern
geriht ii6er ieire eigene parliament
tariide rno miniIteriefle S1tigfeit.
iotpie iiber sic nl1genblidlide poIitiift
Situation unb fiibrte aus DAB sic
rationale 3peiteili,ng 9GbmenS I'm.
erlGBlih lei. 3ugleih erfl6rte Brnoe.
Dob Die poaitGnoiae mirtihaitliGe
Srenmtna Seiterreids l1no llngnrns
Dem lutiideren 3uItan6e ser iesigen
3eit por3u3ieben iei.
Ser Iiniiter nab1n elm nelles Ian.
bat fir bas a6eeororetenbnis Ses
&eihsrats on, pelfeS i6m bie 8Gh.
lerperiammlung inter entbuiiaItiideu
&linoeebum9en angetragen botte. Sn
ieiner Ianfesaniprofe befiirporteta
er Sen 3uIommeniflub cQer bent.
iden nationaIen Yarteien.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
@ertfo.

Stabt Werifo. 16. Seb. -
Ga bas Sinan3bepartement infoIge
Ser ihledten Grnten cine @eiaennot
befirdtete, bat es Ole 3ole auf Die
@ei5enausfabr bon Sen Der. Staatcn
rbeblih berabseiest. Der Soa aui
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
rationale 8efHbl

miro IN 3rfunft 9iirger, 9auern uno
Mrbeiter 5uiammenbalten uno bas
8aterlanb beihiisen. @erabe pie i6
g%eipiiienbaft meme fonItitutionelen
@efte unb Yripilegien beoba6te,
miro aiih Der nelie &eihstag, Ger aus
inteaieenten MGnnern beitebt, feline
Fflidten gepiiienbaft erfiiGen."
SIM fpeiteren 8erlauf Der Re6e Der.
fiinbete Der Safer Die peridiebenen
Wabregeln i'm garlament, Die OR.
bobung bes Budgets fir Die ausga.
ben in 9eutib.S iiomeitafrifa, pel6
letteres ia ben Stur3 oes Iesten
@eibstages 5ur SoIge batte. Die
Ronitruftion elmer @obn bon Set.
mansfop nah &ubub, Die SeriteIung
anoerer @erbinoungen NIT uno IN
ben Golonien, Die grridtirng zines
4olonial-W iniiteriums unb Die Gnt.
fddoigung Der Sarmer in 9eutid.
Siiomeitafrifa, peIde infoIse Der SC.
beuion IN ieter aoIonie Sab unb 8ut
berloren baben, miro ben neiien
@eidstag beidaftigen.
@u6 befiirportete Der 3aiier cine
REMEMBERING Der Truppen In
9eutid.S iiopeitafrifa, nadbem Die
MebeIen fait gdnaIid geidIasen iinb.
Limb nun, meme Serren," iaete
Der 8aiier gum SdluB, .pabret Dos
rationale @efiibl uno ronfiibrt bic
Grbeit, Die eiid Der r,e,ie @eidstag
arferlesen mirb, gum geiten Deutid.
lambs"
Berlin, Is. Sebr. = Da Dor
GINGER Belt BON Den NiIitGrbeborSer
Glngfhriften eltoedt turrbcn, Die I'm.
ter ben SoI6aten So5iaIismis unS
Nndrdismns p~erbreiten ioIen, tpuroe
BON Der @egierirne cine Smsiiiduns
aner befannten Mnardiiten ongeoro.
vet. @uh bas 2riessminiiterhim bat
farfe MoBreseIn setroffen, Shrii.
BEN aufriibrerii6en SnbaIts aus ben
Raiernen fern 5u baIten. Strenae
Strafen mrrSen auf 8uwioer6anS.
lung aeiest. Die Srei eeitern perbai.
teten Inardiiten peroen Iih zines
fdtveren gersebens kbuIois betennsr
miiifen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
TIrfei.

Son It nntinopeI, Is. Sebr.
Die bonn Sultan eingeieste Spe5iul.
Observation-Disclosures, Die Die ge.
i6ulbigun9en geeen ben Gbef Ger ge.
beimen G~aIaitpoli3ei. Sebmi Saida,
priiien ionte, Der nab angaben Scr
beltidcn gotihaft fiiraIib Die 9e.
fblagnabme Der 2obung zines nat
Samburg beitimmten Sfifies peran.
Iabte, bot fire SGtigfeit bee1Set. Gie
beiti6e 9otidaft bot m,f griufea
oes Sultons alif einen offentIifen
Ero5eB per5idtet, beItano aber oar.
Glf, bab Sebmi 8aida aiisgepieien
rperbe, mas, nie b%erIaltet. aud ee.
ifeben miro, ba Der SuItan gar tpobl
neiB, baB 9aiier @ilbeIm bos Ser.
lansen Der belitifen gotidaft nod
Peitrafuns bteies geamten auf's gnt.
ihiebenite utterItiitt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
Sapan n.

Softo, Is. Sch. = Oas natio.
naIe Budget fir 1907-t9OS paIfier.
te 6as abgeoronetenbaus obne oen ge.
ringiten gbitrih. Gin folder Dor.
gang 1T felt Der groffnnrg oes iapa.
niiden 2anotages obne Brd3eSensfan.
9ie MadtIoiigfeit Der Spppfition
miro bier bon pielen Berionen oIs elm
jdlimmes 3eihen fir ben Soridritt
Der fonitititionenen &egieruns in So.
pan betradtet.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Crooked (1reelx.

EsSsSAC0 AlISGAs
j. i. Lutes and cousin, Miss Nellie
Lntes, Of Lutesville, were the guests
of Miss Columbia Hawn Saturday
and Sunday.
Little Miss Bertha Hawn of Glen
Allen is visiting her grandparents
here now.
D. D. Summers of Talent spent
Sunday on our creek.
h. NJ. Hawn visited relatives in
Patton Saturday night.
d. G. Hawn visited bis sister, Mrs.
w. R. Kitchen, Sunday.
Charlie Hawn, Jr., and family Of
Patton are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Jerome Slinkard and sisters,
Misses Mamie and Carrie, visited
Miss Eleanor Shull Sunday.
A. T. Hawn and family left Tues
day for Newburg, Arkansas.
Cornelius Hawn, who has had q
severe attack Of measles, is able to
be out again.
J. L. Lutes has been employed
to teach the next term of the Hawn
school. He is an excellent teacher.
]. I. Wallis accompanied bis
mother and niece, Miss Maude, to
Oran Saturday. JAY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Talent.

Health Is very good with the ex-
ception of q few cases of measles.
Mrs. M. .Biffie, who has been very
sick, Is improving.
Emanuel Torrance is working for
w. G.. Kitchen.
d. d. Summers visited friends on
Crooked creek Sunday.
Rev. Martin filed his appoint
ment at Union Light church Sunday
to large congregation.
]. W. Talent has purchased q
new surrey.
Misses Sallie and Mary Kitchen
attended church at Union Light
Sunday, and also visited their sister,
Mrs. Willie Dennis, at Patton.
Rev. W. {. King will preach at
Pleasant Valley church Sunday.
II. J. Meyers and family and Mrs
W. g. Kitchen and daughter, Ina,
visited at Emanuel Lorance's Sun
day.
William Ward and wife are still
sick.
ia. Davenport visited bis father,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Long Ridge.

ARRIVED too late for last ISSUE
Health is reasonably good.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Wheat is very poor in this section.
Mrs. Marshall Grader is on the
sick list.
Early Grader lost two fine hogs
by cholera this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Helderman's
infant child died April 10, 1907.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy ofthe entire community.
Thomas Brown and family are
visiting Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. J.
II. Allen, at 0ran this week.
William Brown is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Havert Moore, at
Advance this week.
Andrew Allen is running bis saw
mill regularly now.
Frank Sbanks IS working for
William Slinkard this week.
Mrs. Thomas Brown has lost quite
O number Of chickens this spring.
LoNd HUNGRY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Latin.

Health is not very good in our
vicinity.
George Poston Of near this place
is quite sick.
Rev. w. J. Poston and wife visit
ed Daniel Critics and family last
Sunday.
Little Miss Hattie Killian Of Mar
BILE Hill is staying with Mrs. Jos.
Simpson.
Messrs. George and John Poston
and John Stark came home from
Oran last week, where they have
employment.
I4um Propst Of near Sedgewick-
vile visited a friend near this place
last Saturday and Sunday.
'Uncle Jacob Masters is quite i'll.
Miss Tavie Poston, who has en-
ploymcnt at 0ran, came home last
week.
g. w. Masters visited relatives
and friends near Scopus last Satur-
day aud Sunday and attended ser
vices at Mt. Zion Sunday.
Master Robert Stark has been
quite sick the last few days.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Jones died April
25. but we failed to learn particulars.
As news is rather scarce, | will
close. MAY FLowEa.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Sunday night, to attentive congre-

Sunday night, to attentive congre-
cations.
Miss Blanche Wallis and her lit
tie brother, Cradle, attended church
at Plainview last Sunday.
W. j. Wallis and family, ]. N,
Shrum and family and Mrs. Up
church were guests Of Mrs. A. ].
Shrum last Sunday.
The young folks Of our commu-
nifty are taking lessons in vocal
music. Price Cobb is instructor.
Grandma Wallis and son, ]. i.
Wallis, and granddaughter, Miss
Maude Wallis, made d trip to Oran
last Saturday, the two former re-
turning Sunday. Miss Wallis will
spend this week with relatives there.
Death has visited our vicinity
again and claimed little Israel Dun
can. Mr.. Duncan's family are
not very we'll acquainted here, but
our people all sympathise with the
bereayed family. "PERFEcTIoN."
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Our Correspondents.
Possuna (Jr.eelx.

Possunn Creek
We are having some Geld, disa-
greeable weather for the time Of the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse B. I,utes Of
Lutesville and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Hawn visited at W. II. Lutes's
Sunday.
Some Of our farmers are done
planting corn.
i'll. Lutes and cousin, Miss Nellie
Lutes, made a trip to Crooked creek
Saturday, returning home Monday.
James and Lewis Stoyall are
spending tins week near Scopus
with their aunt, Mrs, Mae Estes.
Mrs. ia. Richards Ct Marble Hill
and mother visited friends and rela-
tives in the Flatwoods Saturday and
Sunday. CONSTANCE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
IIuskeY.

Health is fairly good IN this vicln-
lity at present.
Rev. Patton failed to fill his ap-
pointment at Locust Grove Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Some are done planting.
Mrs. Mahala Cash is still quite
sick.
We don't understand why SO few
teachers have applied forours school.
1t looks like no one cared for the
job. Wonder why?
Thess scribes are n0tso fortunate
as some other correspondent from
this place, as fail to get the list Of
all the visiting done in this com
munity, which we know-is very in.
teresting to readers Of The PREss.
II is to be hoped that the readers ot
this paper will not#get the impress
sion that our people Az not doanT-
thing but VISIT, for such Is not the
case.
Cora Call visited Nellie Huskey
Sunday.
Ethel Tate visited Ollie and Clolia
Call Sunday.
Thomas Huskey sold fine COW
to Thomas Tankersley ofLutesville
Monday.
Well, as this is our first attempt
we will ring off.
Two FAT DuTcHMEN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-02
Latin.

Mrs. w. H. Jones, widow of w
| H. Jones, died at her home near
Crump Tuesday, April "a, 1907.
She. was q Christian lady, much
loved BY all who knew her. She
leaves three sons, two daughtersa and
a host of friends to mourn her do.
parture.
It is reported that Mrs. Harry
Smith Of near Barks Chapel is very
sick at this writing.
The Masonic lodge room here has
been thoroughly overhauled and
remodeled. @'Uncle Billy Robin
son did the work, so II is an o. X.
job you may be sure.
II is reported that the Chambers
Milling company will erect a large
sawmill at or near Hickory Grove
in the near future.
Very few people went from this
place on the excursion to Cape Cir
ardeau last Friday. Our people are
too busy for such trips now.
?. R. Robinson has employment
with the fencing gang Of the l. M.
& S., railroad at Charleston.
Moses Pittman, who has long
been afflicted, IS still in very poor
health.
The writer was IN the neighbor-
hood Of the little city Whitewater
last Friday and Saturday and found
farmers badly behind with their
spring work and crops are very
backward. Several farmers in that
locality say that not over half Q
yield of wheat will be made.
G.B. Kinder and Lee Simpson.
attended q party near Snider's mill
Saturday night.
Several farmers in thus section,
who planted corn about three weeks
ago, report that they will have to
plant over,
Road working will soon be the
order Of the day ID these parts.
'Uncle Dan" Hahs organized
fishing party last Thursday and re-
paired to Hog creek. After five
hours faithful fishing they landed
two Of the finneY tribe; either Of
which would have weighed one
ounce, We wish you better luck
next time, neigbbors. w J.B.