Death of Charley Daughter
Sullens Little Eona Sullens eleven year old daughter of Charley Sullens and wife died Tuesday evening of diabetes. Edna was a bright child, eldest of three, once sturdy though ill for some time. A sudden collapse Monday night proved fatal. Funeral held at M. I. Church South Wednesday afternoon at five, Rev. C. A. Lewis in charge, burial at Jasper Cemetery. Community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eona Sullens
Charley’Sullens
Edna
Tsree
M. 1
South
C. A. Lewis
Ehrge
Jasper
Theodore Tabler Dead at Springfield Home
Theodore Tabler died at his Springfield home after kidney trouble. He leaves wife and one son Walter Tabler of Jasper and Mexico and several daughters and relatives. The funeral was held Tuesday at Moe Clayrel with Odd Fellows graveside services in Walnut Cemetery. Tabler lived in Jasper most of his life before moving to Springfield three years ago. He was a respected, industrious citizen with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome Tables
Lecourre
Springfield
Altogethet
Skerinia
Mr. Tabler
Duhter
Walter Tabler
Jasper and
Mex
Guy Chapman
Carthage
Asper
Moe
Tabler
Death of Baston Baby in Jasper area
John Merle Baston, 2 year old son of John and wife, died last Wednesday night from summer complaint after illness. Funeral Thursday afternoon at the home, interment at Killey Cemetery. The Baston family live six miles north and west of Jasper. The baby, a pretty child who won a blue ribbon in last year’s Jasper Fair baby show, will be remembered by all who attended that exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merle Baston
John Baston
Killey
Baston
Jasper
Jasper Fair
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Illness and Death
The Bastions thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their dear baby.
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Wdo
John Bastion
Roll of Honor new subscriptions recorded in July
The News office lists July new subscribers marked by asterisks. Names include Chileon C. Mraik, Holmes JH.auliman, Orville Witiler, Lee Chambers, J. W. Boucher, Sunderland, Ballard, Harry Bishop, Dora Smith, Mrs. J. Hoyer, Mrs. Mary Crooding and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraik
Chileon C
Holmes Jh.auliman
W. AW. Mebeak
Orville Witiler
Lee Chambers
J. W. Boucher
Pay Surtley L
Lay W.T. Peterson
C. M. Burkedake
Sunderland
Carl J. Ballard
Harry Bishop
T. T. Isuntiler
A. D. Sunderland
T. el, Tiller
Mra
Dora Smith
Magers
B.C. Beett Orman Schooler
Thompson
J. Hoyer
H. Wt
King John A. Ward Ki
A. Sthenek
Kinenid
Mary Crooding
Safe Rist F.B
Dunning J
Bove
Chas
Thomas W
Gistij
Leiss J
Marsh
Jennie Schooler
Births Reported This Week By Dr Knott
The News records several births this week. To Will Bowers and wife a boy born Thursday August. To George McConnell eight miles east a boy born Friday August 6. To Arthur Probert and wife ten miles southeast a girl born Tuesday August 10. C. BE Martin and wife eight miles east a boy born Wednesday August 11.
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Knott
Will Bowers
George McConnell
Arthur Probert
C. BE
Martin
Obituary of Mrs Mary McQuillin of Barton County
Aged mother Mrs Mary McQuillin of Barton County died last Thursday after weeks of illness. She was born Mary Shenandoah County Virginia March 5 1880. Survived by five children and twenty grandchildren with many great grandchildren. Funeral at Blue Schoolhouse conducted by Rev West Nevada. Burial in Rosecrest Cemetery. The family lived in Jasper Ohio Seneca and later Barton County. The article includes verses sent to the office in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McQuillin
Jasper
Ales. Murquilllin
Id Ureston
Afr
Nevada
RoseLranch
Mary M. Goo
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Barton County
Seneca
Ohio
Issa
Hood
Anedel
Theiy Sens
Grandin
Wit
J. J. Me.qquillin
Kansas City
Sion
Mars
A. Harker
Moore
Olla
Muth McQuin
Lamar
Mra
Olive Atsbury
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nellie Preston
Ato
Adhof
Alrs. Metjuillin
Luoch Served on Trains Improves Passenger Dining
Passengers on the Missouri Maciledron Mountain trains can now order meals in their coaches without visiting the dining car. The new service offers sandwiches coffee and pie for a small charge per item and even provides coffee in small cups for passengers with their own lunches. The rail line, operating cars with buffet or buffet-like service, markets the same menu as the diner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Sooning
WIL
Ed Quillin Family Relocates to Arizona for Health
Ed Quillin and family move from Jasper to Arizona, likely Phoenix, for at least a year to seek better health for Mrs. Quillin. The family sold livestock, implements, and furniture and will start anew in their new home. Lesley Garrett has rented the village farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quillin
Tmethel
Jasper Tuesilly
Arizona
Lesley Garrett
Teeter Announces Summer Clearance Sale Ad
W Teeter announces a midsummer clearance sale at Teeter furniture store. The sale runs from August 21 and promises the biggest and best store in the area. Matroda is expected to find Linny unused carpage during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Teeter
Aucunt
Teeter
Sneper
Matroda
Fourth Quarterly Meeting in Jasper Chosen Chaos
The fourth quarterly meeting for Japer olfhalh will be held i thie ML 1. Chureli, Fouth in Jasper Saturday one Sunday. Po. Sifong will proteht Sat tring tham, Satanhiy dleht and Suniligegi Hat. Pie quarterly con ference will follow the tournine sere vice Saturday. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. CoA. Lewis,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japer Olfhalh
Chureli
Fouth
Jasper
Sifong
Satanhiy
Coa. Lewis
Arthur Smith Returns to The News Mechanical Dept
Arthur Smith and his wife relocated to Dasper last week and have rented Mire. Dover's cothine om Mast Ciland. Mr Smith resumes the mechanical department role at The News, a position he has filled satisfactorily at various periods over the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Lockwood
Dasper
Dover
Cothine Om Mast Ciland
Smith
the News
Public Sale Near Jasper by A Crawford On 21st
A Crawford 7 miles west of Jasper to hold a public sale on the 21st. He will sell twenty head of horses and mules ten head of cattle a lot of hay and other feed implements furniture etc. Torn Mercer will also offer some cows logs and implements at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Crawford
Jasper
Tle
Mercer
Ralph Berry's Son Improving After Fall From Tree
Ralph Berry announces his son Lean Berry six years old is recovering after a fall from a tree two weeks ago. The injury to his legs was serious but doctors report progress with steady improvement and likely full recovery. The boy is the son of Madph Derry and his wife, and the accident occurred in a rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean Berry
Madph Derry
Thenhleor
Lee
Big Lot of Chickens Sold for Seventeen Dollars
A notice describes Arivona and VE Quin marketing over 140 pounds of chickens at seventeen dollars. The account notes this as a long-awaited sale in the market. The text also includes a subscription reminder, asking recipients to respond if their payment is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arivona
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R. L. Roberts & Son
First National Bank
Charley
Theodore Tabler
Baston Baby
Roll of Honor
Mother
Vane
Jesus
Luoch
Ed Quillin
Ralph Berry
NYAL
J. K. Schooler
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