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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
1
Webb Brothers Mercantile Company announces multiple carloads arriving this week. O V B and Turkey Flour sold at 3.00 per hundred or 2.90 in 500 lb lots, sugar priced at 3.40 for one day only on Saturday April 3, and Parry automobile back buggies offered from 65 to 75 dollars. Warns of a 10 percent wagons price rise on May 1. Longtime customers urged to buy now.
Opening day at Mrs Campbell's millinery establishment drew a large female clientele. The store was crowded all day with visitors from distant places and local musicians provided an afternoon and evening program. The writer admits difficulty describing the new spring hats and invites readers to see them for themselves.
Advertisement notes show cases for sale and counters at low price. Willaall and others plan new floor cases. Visit 218f Dr Schooler to arrange. Fresh northern grown garden seed in bulk available at Brights store. af.
A mass meeting at the opera house quickly nominated a mayor and other officials. The slate includes Mayor R. J. Putnam Teau, C. L. Hayptott for mayor, Collector Tom Sen, Police Judge C. F. Lyons, Aldermen H. L. Bishop and Fourt Chandler, School directors John Spaid Bert Webb J.W. Crandall. Election set for April 6 with voting at Putnam real estate office and Hendricks building. Our meat market will be open Sunday mornings until 10. Sir Cranvat Broa
Miss Marie Gatte Butts, daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Butte, died Saturday in Kongae City after a long illness. She had moved from Kansas City to Texas seeking health, returned to her home, and died en route to the Butte home. The funeral drew a large crowd.
A local notice reports a small snowstorm Sunday between 5 30 and 6 00 pm. The snow vanished within half an hour, leaving no mud. The piece notes winter’s lingering hold despite springlike expectations and cautions residents about lingering cold.
Improvements at Dr Schooler's drug store last week transformed the interior into a handsome display space. The doctor removed wood counters and soda cases for floor display cases that enhance appearance and showcase goods. The soda counter section sold to Veruco Noonelly will not be replaced for now as that line is cut out.
M Matador of the McGarry Millinery Co of Kansas City visited this week and placed an order for a large shipment of the latest summer flowers and braids. Come in and see them in a few days. Mino Oxuau Wanreat.
Jasper High dropped two games in a rough week of baseball. A 13 error performance against Carthage produced 13 unearned runs as Jasper managed only one run. Crawford Burl and White excelled in the field while Persinger and Persinger led at the plate. Columbus tourney faded 6 2 as Reed twirled for Columbus and Jasper’s Chauncey Earl pitched six innings. Jasper seeks a comeback as they host Giahcom tomorrow. fans urged to attend.
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