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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
2
Mrs Myrrhe Com kept company with neighbors near Blue Star while assorted locals visited relatives in Jasper Carthage and Lamar. Farmers sowing corn and plowing mark the season as Miss Nora Lawless and others visit friends. Church services, a recent trustees’ meeting, and a paint update describe parish life and nearby travel.
In Lebanon Mississippi Althea Armstrong and community members share social visits from the Hive Brothers Violin music at the C8 Andrews home. Chas Woodhrow elected a new director at the recent school election. The Lebanon Church received renovations with praise for those who worked to brighten its appearance. One horse at George Walte’s farm choked and was treated by Dr Strode of Jasper.
Sheridan residents spent Sunday visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Names include Pearl Busby John Gresham Leola Patrick Maud Rice Jasper residents plan band practice Friday night and Christian Endeavor meeting led by Ana Ihuis.
Union Valley residents recount a Sunday of visits with relatives and friends from nearby towns. Numerous families including Patterson, McMillen, Carns, Buerge, Hendrix, Carter and Scott are listed with extended gatherings and small local outings. A fishing party near Joyous Creek and reports of travel to Carthage are noted among the casual weekend summaries.
A large barn on the Clyde Wagner farm, formerly Hugh Hartley's, was burned Wednesday afternoon. About 50 bushels of corn, baled hay, hogs, harness, a calf and a dog perished in the blaze. Wagner was in the field. by the time he arrived, only a wagon near the barn could be saved. Nearby residents and visitors, including Blue Star resident George Budd and family, Carthage visitors Drew Sharp and Joe Crusa, and others from Farmers Union and Pittsburg Kansas were noted in social visits.
Carytown residents including Mr Eviie Tyexen and pupils from Carytown took examinations at Carthage on Saturday. Mrs W Simmons of Jasper visited son Clarence and family. I I Elliott and wife drove to Jasper Thursday. Kenney Miller's family and neighbors attended a show in Carthage Saturday. Automobiles crowded the Jasper Carthage highway Sunday.
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