Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-06-05

I fshtssfab - w " AbuNutNfn
to pa, q stop To the habit ~ boy,
throwing rccks q, hsh pubic and
pfiva,e. building.
Carutssfssills n~moera,.
II Clsy lsWis. mshhgrt II the
ilamlin farms ~rs, q; th, city. Is
having q hard time taking care oi
the alfalfa now ritz fof the tist
cutting lie has To scfrs IN alfal.
IA on The plaa,atnn and he stated
~hi'e IN ihr ri,y yesterday that on
tho pesDus Ia, his hands pat up
the haS 81 Il eighty acres bsto,r
the rain drove ,h.m in. lie Says
hr hs. no difficulty this yeaf Ia
Eerpne plsn,y Il labor and he -
taline caFv u hay which is dam.
arrd by ram hs feeding !, to hi.
mul-s hasigg frceutl, shippzi "a
sboa, siHp I've heud fc' fc,iine
purTus.s aloGc. asti, frum ths
tsans Ia use Ga u.e glatr. whirh
nnmbsf hi,y ~ NOR, IN addition
Fop.af Hsr C.ass1.psu 1sr4s
4 rrsl esgstr dsal iuyol,iug $4,000
srfrs Il spathras' Ni.-,ufi iim,-rri
lsnd. miies a~ay ffam failr,ssi
lips, ani sluch y saisi 10 ncccs.i,at,
On ou,las u siOO0OO0. ha, n.,
tccu ocmpistr,i s tmueUcr It's
pronounced ihs lanrst purchase of
siuli 'fact II land ever made la
Missouri aud uus - ih~ infsr,i IN
the maiile 49,, 4 Springfield nrm
hei the co0ifnC' 90 examin- Jh. title
oa tbs vuss estate and u took
lafsr 'ofr. almcst e munJh % cor
pete tn task man, Il the d~rds
funm1G t.sgs 90 ihr original grants
iTum thr .ss -Tumsut. SINE u ~btrh
bel never t~~n t~runlsyl Tlss lsod
-ss pursb4sa fruu tlsc Cuffss.t
River lHus! ani Cattle runpany
Nii,ougi eufrofatiau slth hra!quaf.
ter IT Srs; kmia~ner b, H Mia
nealni,- slDdi-l'r The deal ~.
cs-ra thsush q K Rullsr at
t,ustc- i'' the syndicate
lise pur-hs-yf, anJ0unrr that Nala-
aht- Improvement, .iil t~ made ~
.hr Isri and Tint mill. aiI ~ rut
.u ~ofk cutting uis'sf ia.0 lumber
Poplar u.a= U.ss-r.r--
NiBam C,ltsru. ne,, sul-u
arupr sui b au,ss man living teu
ul.~, tTum Q1lru vs tI.led hgr q
A"a,iIs rser.1. n q mael unusual
manner str8 q barre tl-l With
Tuic otI sHh ehrh he was ~ar1.
rs lcy.mc suited anil blce %.
bw,s,at hHm "a d,dau.y at tru ttr,
.I, thra, vns fusi eHa che fumes
,nd death followed in 4 itr minute
,cntErp "a dfa~inE tar ci ,1
make slork uip IN bis hogs and
,hllc 20 u1r sas With him 90 thf
ims IL i presumed that le .lruea u
match thus Enl,inE ,he air shH,h
'as iillci Ni,1 the fumys of the oiI
ifs Gcntzru was miiAIak ~ the
iur aud hearing ybe cxptas,oU hur.
ei to the s,ie %. beJ husband
eu,2en pirkcd himself up and en-. 4,
saVotyd 10 pu, out the flames i,
h then walked to ihs hauye. where !.
Is wife had hurried to raIi a doctor !.
en,scn was unable to speak hs.. &,
lnSe Of the fumes burning his Il
lrua, Tie walked into ,hr ktchen
the home and fell there. DYING In n
minute nt twn !,
arEDington Meas, .
By a settlement made out OF court al
, Monday. about an hour before III
Ie time tixe,i for the trial TO begin. ei
IL damage suit Of Waiter NJ. Jack st
n AGAINST Robert II. Robinson aud az
hers. resulted In Mr.. Jackson re- "
iying a check for $1,000 and his III
tor0eys, Messrs Hay and Marsa- al
K. 5000 The defendants also are NJ
pay the court Gusts. While this Of
il was against Mr., Robinson i vi
- in reality suit against the th
ltieral Lead company and was in. co
tuted In this way TO prevent a
lnsier to the Federal court, Mr.. th