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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
2
Miss Avira Armstrong reads diet at home in Richland township Wednesday. Mr. Herd, in poor health for years, lived on the firm where he died. A wife and several children survive. Charles Woodrow and wife improving at the farm. Numerous residents and families visited, meals and friendly calls noted. A hospitality-filled community gathering and varied social visits are recorded across the region.
Mrs May Mattingins led the Dadies Aing Society with Mrs McReynolds on Thursday. Fifteen members attended, enjoyed quilts, ice cream, cake, and listened to a Victrola. Arch Rice hosts the Aid this week.
Blue Star. On. Pint and wife, duke Inderty and family mel Pboles in Mikesellne fore, fo toplin ithuestia and adlended the elrems. Mr. Mikesell and chiliren spent Sun diagemt IL AL Baston's. Th. Cotner and family visited at J. Ch. Cotner's Stimlay. Jimine Canmenn and Unreal not in sane? Ransis City are visiting at the The hore this work, Mrs. Mary Dros and children visit at Wecksiting with Mrs. Adio Ainione, A. Tal,divke Kawlerly and their wives visited at the Fran Milley home Sunday. Kin Ciwen is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Coiner, Adam Milone and family spent lun ny night tin Davie, Urban Brown and wife were Carthage visitors Sundiy. Mr. Mivee spent Saturday night and Sunday at Urban Brown's, Clark Wright spent last week with Mrs. Mail nrusi L. Stawnee and wife were callers at the Brown and Stephens homes Sune day evening. Wrank Wardlewood wife called at C. J. Stephens Monday. HOA. Larmbee and wife of Carthage visited . M. Wells and wife Sunday. J. James and John Blevins, uncle and cousin of James loving, are here from Chreenfield Unng week, Adam Malone and J. Shaunee and their families spent Sunday evening at Urban iown's. The stork made his appearance in our nelchbor howl Monday and left on line topo and baby boy at the , BL Stephens home.
Sheridan details list of residents and visitors at a Sunday dinner including JP Baris and wife, Ralph and Dogh Sterling, Pearl Tay, Laure Miller, and others. Several households are noted with visits, and 108 attended Sunday School. Christian Endeavor elected new officers with Lorena Estey president and Elsie Gresham vice president.
Mrs Epira Turner hosted a Friday night surprise for Mr and Mrs Bedell with over a hundred attendees from The Crusaders and Earls class along with Salon Sunday School. Ice cream and cake were served and a pleasant evening reported. Turner also hosted a separate surprise honoring her father Mr Asking with about 50 attendees.
The piece notes that some Crusaders and relatives could not attend because no plane arrived though others were welcome like water flowing downstream. Farmers work wheat ground to plow 40 a to avoid fly trouble. much of it already done. Donnell plans to move to Jasper this week. Will Cline and family and Mr Lamkin enjoyed a short outing. Annie Filfett from Aurora visits Miss Helen Elliott. Augusta Kyte, Vern Kyte, Bernice Boyd, and Carol Tiggil drove to Mrs Clyde Wiener’s Saturday morning, returning Sunday evening. The C Kiristian Endeaivor Society at Salem Sunday night was led by Caroli n oye.
Jasper Route 2 notes preaching at the Congregational Church Sunday morning and evening. Neighbors and families, including the Dison, Weseuttain, Dixon, and Bowser families, visited friends, attended the Ringling circus, and shared Sunday calls with various locals. Several residents are noted as visiting relatives, plowing, or traveling on the route.
Sunday events include John Welsh with G A Magers and Din Magers at Mount Carmel Friday night. Gladys Watterson visited Geneva Llubhard over the weekend. About twenty young people gathered at Mex Will Carter’s Tuesday. Percy Wheeler had a drink Friday night. Mr. Jackson and wife from North Dakota visited Dan Day and family Saturday and Sunday. Will Thompson and wife traveled to Carthage on Wednesday. Miss May Wood stayed with Miss Eazel Carter Saturday night and Sunday. Helen Hill returned from Nevada to visit her brother Walter Hill. Velma Mackey visited Florence Stratton last week. Yon Bell and Will Thompson were in Lanier Monday. John Wilson and family spent Sunday with home folks near Avilla.
In Dublin and nearby towns residents share a weekend of family and friend visits. Karl Ciarner and wife called on Sam King and family Saturday evening. U S Hatfield visits his daughter Mrs Garner. Mr Jones and daughter traveled from Dade County to see Mrs Ciider and family, returning Monday. Mrs Dora Armstrong and son Oscar visited relatives in Joplin. Joe Talfner and sister Nellie from Rocky Comfort visited relatives here. Mrs Charley Talfner is ill. J C Webber spent a day in Joplin last Thursday. Mrs Mogavans, visiting relatives in Carthage and Carterville, returned to her parents Sunday. Mrs George Winter has sixty yards of carpet woven. Mr Allen and family from Joplin visited Mr Grider and family Sunday.
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