Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-05-04
Southeast News.


exceedingly quiet We're it not for
the early fru, and vegetable ship
ments from the south there would
scarcely be anything doing
Cape Herald
When No. $50, ~ local freight
train that runs from Kcnnclt 10
Chalicc, pulled into the Chattcc yard
Friday night April q It was met
head-on by switch raeluc Both
engines were badly damaged and
Fireman Jordan died q fcw hours
later from scaldS
Fredcrick,own nrmocrl NoN..
= James StanfIl aged about IS
years. a resident Of Glen Allen, but
who had been working at Narquand,
received injuries April p that ne
ceSSitatcd his bcink taken 'oa ST
Louis hospital He fell from the coal
chute. breaking his lcf, collar bone
dislocating his LEFT shoulder and frac.
turing his left lex. besides minor in
JuricS
Cap Herald
The Old cooper shop on Mcriwc,hcr
street between Spul& and frrter
ick, burned April - Il was in a
mass Of flames before ihc Arc VAS
discovered ScVcralmcu were work.
ing in the shop bu, did not Know II
was on hrr unit! q little boy inform.
Ell them The fire company arrived
ou the scene few minutes later
The building wns owned hy Dc,scI-
man 4 MatlcSou
Fu1..rs,osu Nempsn. NrVa
Thursday evening. April ~ the
handsome residence Of 4 4 Biumcr
Nas consumed by hry Some ~ The
furniture on the first Aopr vas saved
but an oi hrcon;uts ul the srnond
npor r,rc hsl he hrc is supposed
10 have started from a defective huc
aud " hen first di~cuyc-i could have
been stopped elth a Irs bucket, oi
water Their vas $500 insurance
on thr house aad Sip0 on Oh iJui
turc
Fra#aasalavu pa#aafas-N NeR>
Harry Gale has an odd Fellows
pm which he prizes srD highly It
is small lhrcc~lluk gold pin The
day after the battle Of Frederick
town, in 1851. an old iarky living
with Dick Bergman found the pm
on the battle ground and gave It to
Mrs Bergman Mrs Bergman gave
the pin to her daughter who is now
Mrs Gale and as Mr. Gale recently
took the degrees in Old Fellowship
he is now wearing il as a present
from his wife
NcW Madrid Record
Wallace. the handsome editor q
OF The lilbourn Ledger was IN New r,
Madrid last Wednesday Dragging &
of his red-Complcxionei, long horned. b
l2-yenr,old heifer that eat up all the "
shade trees in that pretty city last r,
Monday night. and ls eNpected--if n
she breaks loose from where she is NJ
chained TO a three-foot stump--to Il
finish up the plank sidewalks and in
front galleries before the week is out h.
Mr. Wallace is willing to sell the fo
heifcr. at a great bargain. to some IL
body who wants TO clear up farm =,
Ironion Register.
A coal car, loaded with iron ore n
eot out Of the switch at Pilot Knob =
and came buzzine down the road x
Ii went past the lronton station like n,
il had been shot out of a gun, over ~
the grade east of town and then ;,
made fast run TO Arcadia Ii al
n,set reached the station, then stop r.,
Ped and came down the hill toward h.
Ironton again and stopped on the "a,
bridge 1t is very fortunate that N
there was no train on the road at hc
the time. One of the puShers pulled In
the car to Arcadia and out Of harms II,
way, br
CaruthersyiIle Democrat,
Bob 0oten. who escaped from the 4,
county Jail here last week, shot and
l;ilad himself April % M the resi-