Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-12
Southeast News.


wife deSertion by Justice H. d.
Rodgers Suiiiu left his young wife
the day after his marriage,
Benton Democrat.
The seven.year.old son of Mr. and
Mrs A. " Hart. who live between
Sikcston and McMullen. was struck
by lightning and killed during the
storm Monday afternoon The little
fellow ~as playing in the yard with
his brother who was up In a tree
near him The bolt hit the tree. did
not harm the boy In IL, but killed
his brother on the ground under the
tree
hentnn Democrat
Referring to the increasing law
leSsne>s in pemiscot county. the
Argus takes occasion 10 lay II to
the failure OF luries 10 convict 4
his responsibility rests upon jurors
to measure up to It's demands
There rs often o disposition to sub
stitule their own personal feelings
and preludices for the law and ties.
iimouy
res.lsea' County Argus
James = Patterson sold here Mon
lay. luiy ~ probably the frs, Ioad
of corn Of The 1915 crop in this mar.
krt William Kelly was the pur.
chaser At the pricr u dtl cents PER
hushci The corn sas OF the yellow
variety. aui il said TO he very fine
ms Ia quality This is probably the /
recoyd for the early sale of new corn I
at this pIasr
lscurr Statesman
St@idnri county IS getting cxtrav .
aRant an the Jail proposition, size
has az is assne ; at the present time
the une here M the one she sho&sid
have elaher here ~ Hr snfne ether
aoci or better go~u. say Dexter. one
a; Poplar hluf and the other nj
jackson. where our hi&amist. h C.
Pratt. was sng. oow isn't this entna
@afpe" | thank you
~s Ja~ng p Observer. Il
Esr Philips raises suntlo~er see,is
fur a hSeltto~st and If what h said
ot the business is yrue, MIR Philips
makes a loc oi money out of it He
has htAl acres nos In blossom on
has farm IN New Madrid county.
which, he says, will yield anywhere
between So and $50 per acre tie .
saws the coSt of raising the crop and
marketing IL silI not exceed in cost {
more than s. nn acre.
l}entau Democrat, Il
Tony Schott. asci so. was jailed $
here Thursday by Constable ] \
Stephens and fialleCk Wilson for {
seriously about the head /
and ,hrnat John Miller. a young
armrr. near Ancell the nigh, before 4
Ihe men were friends and what !
'AISed the trouble Is not known, {
.nly tha, the older man pulled his h
,nife and began to slash his com, a
,anion Miller was taken 10 the 4
ape hospital c
'oplar RluH Citizen Democrat.
j. d Richardson. the Fisk mer-
hant. on Saturday suffered a rather y
igly financial loss when three mules {
sere Killed by lightning. represent
ng probably $500 loss On Satur- e
ay afternoon Fisk was visited with d
storm and lightning struck three "
at Of nine mules in field opposite in
D Fisk on the ST Francis river q
he three mules are declared to fl
ave been very fine animals b
lowell County GaTe,te. II
The Elberta peach harvest is here =
hundreds of thousands Of peach ., .,
.ses. each fairly breaking down with -
e wealth Of fruit hanging from the =,
mbs. await the hand OF man to pick e'
nd pack the luscious peaches and ~
them to market. All the a.
ay from Cedar Gap on the crest Of ~ ~
he 0zarks. to the foothills Of this W
range where il disappears "
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