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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
2
Local notes list residents and visitors including J. Hun Roy Pennington on the sick list then improved, Ina Mikesell moving to Kansas City, Harvey Coiner planter, A. Larabee in Carthage, and many Sunday School activities. Mentions of family visits, a drifted team incident, a sick cow, and social calls across Carthage and nearby towns plus upcoming township coverti in May.
Names of residents visiting and visiting times fill a mixed local social note. Mrs J R Watrcum Mrs George Costley and Mrs Vivian Costley spent Tuesday at the Cotton home. Mrs Ida Lister visited with Mrs Alice Keltner Tuesday. Job Miller was shingling his house last week. Will Vorhiee closed a successful term of school at Hive last Friday. Ma Jim Braiford and daughter Blanche called at the John Rose home in Diamond Tuesday afternoon. A party was given at Lawrence Kelley’s home last Monday night. Syr e Chas Laily cullyt on Mrs Boyer Thursday afternoon. Some farmers planted corn last week. Mrs Frank HMae ton and daughter Miss Sullie spent Tuesday afternoon at A Leeson’s. Mrs Job Miller called on Were Pearl Burnside and Mrs Costita one day last week. Wil Earp and family visited the former parents Walter Earp and wife last part of last week. Jim Wardlow is bearing sheep for several sheep owners around Jesper this week. Beulah King was the only pupil who attended blue school every day and missed being arty the entire eight months of Mr Worhie’s school which closed Friday. Tom Clark and daughter Clare were Carthage visitors Saturday. Mrs WOM Warden returned Monday from a visit at the Job.
A Jasper area community notes school events at Farm ers Union and Parish Union. Reports mention family visits, church gatherings, a class play, and upcoming sermons including a talk on The Promise to Abraham. Generations gather for a Carterville birthday celebration with a large dinner and shared memories.
Libery Mee. Bionce EF Prowert and Cartle Cannw Storbeck visited Tuesday afternoon. J. R. Cearnal in Jasper Tuesday. G. M. Reynolds and Oplja Curler attended a work shop in Carthage Wednesday. Mrs Cearnkl at T M Gardner's Wednesday. Jane McCall returned Sunday from Wveek's visit with daughter. Ethel Violner and two pupils from J. Barrow home Thursday night. James Ingle and Mes Yale Corder at Miss Corders F M Corwin's south of Carthage Thursday afternoon. Arthur Probert's left Monday and Tuesday. John Gardner and wife from Golden City at TV. 4. Gardner's left Thursday. Mrs Arthur Probert called. Mrs Jess Cotlier and mother visited near Brewer's Mill last Tuesday and Wednesday. Chas Corder and wife welcomed a daughter born April 20. Mrs Milntyre in Jasper Saturday.
Not yet seven years old Avern Marcum, a young farmer in Dewey, drove a teary alone from Kincaid's to his home while his father and he both stood in the field Saturday. Simmons visiting Carthage notes the event. Everett.
Lebanon Miss AbTHEA AKMATHONG Wm Weston and who visited at O F Rex's Sunday afternoon Mrs Allen Miller visited her mother Mrs Mary Lyman Sunday Mrs L Boyle of northern Missouri visited last week at the home of her uncle J H W Selear We corrected a mistaken report about Lee Central connecting Dorris Valley to Jasper Central it was Farmers Union line not Jasper Mr Redmond's family at GH Redmont's Sunday School organized at Lebanon Church with meetings first and fourth Sundays at 3 pm Rosters returned to Henry Graham's family visit Gerald Selsor and wife at C T Woodrow while My Selear works on his father's place Mrs RP Lane and Nellie Lamar visitors Saturday Early Ray baled hay from Woodrow's Gideon Vincent visited with Burl Vincent at G W Vincent's home S M Rogers of Arkansas visits Wm Lyman's family RK Carnk and wife at Mrs Hendricks Sunday Lyman family at Alec Keith's Sunday Gist of Jasper at Armstrong's Sunday C F Rex family and Dorothy Carthage visitors Wednesday C F Andrews and wife at Frank Kelley Irene and Esther Phillips sick last week now better May Woodrow and Homer Woodrow separated milk when the separator exploded
Gallons of milk and cream plus parts of the machine were blown to pieces but fortunately Miss May and Luer were not hurt.
Gladys Dallans of Zion and Herschel Radiort and wives visited Leonard Keener and wife. Lenny Thompson of Canthage visits his parents Isaac Thompson and wife. Many social calls span Carthage Jasper Liberty and Webb City with neighbors and relatives. Sunday visits noted for Eva Solier, War Bait, Perin Powell lessons, and others.
Fragmented account of family, church and school events around Carthage and Jasper including visits from Zion young people, a May 5 performance by Ballard bound group, relatives in Crthago-Lene, a funeral service, and local happenings with named residents and places.
The text presents a garbled mix of names, places, numbers, and phrases with no clear coherent event. It includes scattered references to people, locations, and seemingly unrelated items, forming a disjointed archival fragment without a definite newsworthy report.
A fragmentary local item describes a drafty story of a large mule named Myrtimoth Tennet or Bessell fork, bred and shipped from near Misa uth to Barton County. It notes a jail, a pony with a noted gait, and a famed jack with a fast pace, reflecting a quirky catalog or sale notice from a rural paper.
A damaged OCR item from a rural area near Jasper describes a vague public notice with references to local residents, property, and a call for money. It mentions a keeper named WH Follmer and provides an old home phone detail. The legible portion places the setting five miles east and south of Jasper and y24 miles south of Zion church.
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