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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
2
Zion and nearby communities share visits, social events, and weekly notes. Residents attended church services, visiting family and friends across Jasper, Dewey, Bartlett, and Carthage. Highlights include flood relief donation, school events, cattle sale, and a pleasant teacher farewell at North Star.
The News announces a new correspondent, Mrs. W. E. Probert, who will report news from the Liberty neighborhood for readers of these columns.
Mrs May Martineews presided as a local obituary note and program marked the closing of the Dewey school Friday with a dinner and talks Miss Keeler offered a silver dollar to each present non tardy scholar. Various locals, including Miss Vandi Simmons and families, attended services at Pleasant View and nearby visits noted.
Miss Althea Armstrong hosts King Winter’s exit with spring in sight while neighbors attend gatherings and share illnesses, repairs, and musical evenings. John Stansberry visited J C Stansberry’s. Mrs Hutte Bishop visited Allen Millec. Dorothy Rey was ill but improving. Families such as Lyman and Miller attend events. Miller brothers provide music. various visits and repair work noted across local households.
Mrs Fred Mitchell learns her Kansas based sister is dangerously ill and promptly plans to travel. Jack Neighbors and Mr Kelso of the Hallwood Shorthorn farm are mentioned in connection with the notice.
Sunday many residents described visits and gatherings in the Carthage area. People listed include Herbert Bopp visiting Oliver Gulick, Pred Mitchell helping dig a well, Miss Ethel Masters and Mary Yates with Myrtle Garrett, Mrs. Milton and Nina in Jasper, G Wagner and Clyde, Charles Buzzard at Carthage conference, Will Budd hosting a wild goose dinner, plus multiple couples and families spending Sundays with relatives, Chas Nett, Mrs. Elting, Mrs. Edwards, and Lamar trips to see Mrs. Mitchell’s parents. A sickly note on Mesier and hear trouble for Mr. Brown are mentioned amid lyceum attendance in Jasper.
Mrs J R Hatcuen notes delayed items due to high water. Visitors include Tom Miller and Linden Inds family, Rosco Huffman from Springfield, George Fowler and son Fred, J R Hatcher and Drue Sharp families, and John and Elder Frake with Steve Lucas family. A birthday party for Miss Cora Beeson, Easter visits, oat sowing nearing end, wheat looking fine, and various local social calls and travel updates.
George Castlebury and his wife near Neck City suffer pneumonia while oats sowing was delayed by stormy weather. Mrs W M Wardlow visits kin near Neck City. Mrs H C Ruckel visited friends in Jasper last week. Preaching at Blue next Sunday at 1 pm.
Mrs BOB Propurr Stella Thomas has been unable to teach at Liberty for days with Morge Campbell of Zion covering. Several local residents, including Volna Cearnal, J B Corder and families, and Mrs Ed Conroy, are noted in visits and health updates as the community recounts brief Sunday gatherings and the ill baby cared for by Mrs Hale and family.
John Faskin of Guthrie and Gresham families visited on Wednesday. Geo May and family visited Dan Faith at Jasper Sunday. R E B Shresham and family and others visited Oscar Pushin and family Sunday. Basil, Mr Clintock lent a mule. Harvey and wife welcomed a baby boy born in March. Fern Patrick visited Mrs Earls Sunday evening. Mrs Lubens visited daughter Mrs Homer Wampler Sunday. Wampler and wife visited Cowherd Sunday afternoon. R E Gresham Carthage visitor Saturday. T W H Bell, business caller in neighborhood Saturday.
Dublin Mrs Griffitts stayed with Mrs Sam King in Blue Star for two or three days. M T Grider and wife visited Carthage Saturday and returned. Bupeny es Hatfield and wife with daughter Gertie called on Earl Garner Sunday. Charley Grimm visited with Dennis and Davis Grider Sunday. Grace Crow missed three school days last week due to high water in Coon Creek. The Dayringers visited Geo Budd Sunday. Joe Carnes visited Mr Dayringer Sunday evening.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that Elizabeth Cather executrix of decedent Cather intends to make final settlement at the Probates Court in Carthage Missouri on May 12 in the year 11d. The executrix believes the estate is ready for distribution and invites claims or challenges before the hearing date.
Local shoppers report a flurry of buys last week including chicken wire, roofing and hardware. Notable customers include Chas Stitch, Chas Lilly, Bob Wolf, W. Law, Awick, Andrew Gresham, Mosier, Cline, J. Gresham, J. J. King, J. O. Buster, Lyman, Rex, Seidner, Lauderbaugh, Ballard, Mackey, Estep, Blase, Patterson, C E Martin, Willis Means, Arthur Cline, and others. Featured items include One-Minute gasoline engines, power washers, Royal American fencing, diamond edge axes, ring and hot items, and farm machinery.
A vintage ad-style note extols Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles. Testimonial from O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama claims wife recovered after using the product, praising relief from coughs, colds, and obstinate chest illness.
Mr Meekton questions why his wife joins the Suffragetw Club, expressing grim concern that the Suffragene may bring trouble. The quirky exchange hints at gender role tensions in a speculative club setting.
London was largely built on marshy ground with many areas laid atop reclaimed wetlands. Historic streets such as PFonglaret Street Finbury and Moorteldy point to the tary nature of the underlying soil and the challenges it posed to early construction.
fragmentary quotation attributed to Anthony Trollope extols love as the ultimate pleasure that endures beyond all other joys and supports in life until death, describing it as the purest and most perfect gift prepared by God.
Dr V Hl Hendricks offers special examinations by appointment inviting patients to schedule consultations. The notice emphasizes personalized assessment and convenient timing to accommodate busy professionals and families seeking medical evaluation.
Tottoway Third tall 1614 hands high weighs 1300 lbs with fine head and disposition. Sired by Tottoway Jr Keny Tottowas, dam Topsy by Eleonshiv. Won first premium at Wichita fair in pacing with 2.12 record and trotted mile in 2.21. Also features BLUE JOHN large mammoth blue jack and other listed stock. Season money due on sale of mare. liens on service money. no Sunday service. dates held mornings until 9 and afternoons until 4:30. B FolImer owner, five miles east of Prensa, miles south of Gall.
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