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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
2
Crandall Bros. note price fluctuations for meat will depend on market conditions. They invite customers to bring in eggs and butter alongside beef hides vegetables fruit and other items.
Miss Nits Hendricks from Barcoxie visits, buyers seek beef hides at Hammond Bros, shipping and seed ads appear for JAPA-LAC and JAPALAC imitations, Mrs Campbell returns from Kansas City hospital, Myrtle Calboon and teachers from Flittsburg noted, various relatives and locals spending weekends and visiting Carthage Jasper and Joplin, with plant and seed sales at Schoolers and Bright's store.
The Joplin high team defeated the local squad 11 to 2 as errors and poor fielding cost the high school, with Yale Corder spiking a home run attempt and Carthage next scheduled on April 27.
2241 J.J. McQasse arrived from Yates Center Rhos. the first of the week and looked after business matters for a couple of days.
George Bowers died in Carthage last night after a period of illness. A former resident and builder of the well known Bowers Mill in Lawrence county, he was advanced in years and his death was not unexpected. He was father of Jha Bowers and Mrs M Peterson of this city. Funeral details were not yet obtained by relatives. The Detroit Buffalo game at Joplin drew many locals, including Ernest Crawford Wes Woll Will Hicks R. J. Putnam J J McComb Jan Persinger Fred Schooler Harry Barech George Persinger Jud Hackett Jas Hull R. B. Griffith Wm Tabler.
A small news item notes a corn ground for rent two miles east of Jasper with a contact phone. It mentions Mr and Mrs Stephen Baldry of Hiawathe Kaoasgorn and the expectation of their visit with daughter Mrs Will Goyder in the near future.
The changing apting weather is causing a fair share of the population to fall ill with the grip. About a dozen cases appeared this week though none were very serious. Earl Maddox traveled from Golden City to spend Sunday at home while Mrs. Roy Potoum remained home sick. Pneumonia was feared briefly for Mrs. Baldry of Joplin, who drove to Jasper and visited her crater, Mrs. Will Buy.
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