22 Aug 1907
Page 4
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Jasper Missouri describing post office entry date September 21 1808 subscription rates for one year six months and three months with advertising terms and rates. The text is incomplete with garbled spacing.
A good rain fell in this vicinity Saturday. Harve Buerge travels to Holden Missouri for carpentry work. Zelda Covert visits Webb City for a week with friends and relatives. M Byars of West Plains guests of his niece Mrs Curtis early this week. Clara and Geneva Hubbard of Carthage visit local friends. Mrs E F Reed and daughter Roth of Clinton Missouri visit her father Mr Ghor. Stella Vincent and Stella Covert guests of Bernice Hubbard in Carthage Friday and Saturday, visiting Lakeside. Myrtle Rolle Mountain Grove and Frank Wampler Carthage visit uncle D H Wampler. Mrs Ben Johnson's mother from Prosperity visits several weeks. Mrs Earl and Maslan spend Sunday with daughter Mrs Scott of Jasper. Mrs Rogera and children of Webb City visit father W S Johnson. Stella Etterban returns from Springfield Summer Normal term.
Local note from Dublin reports a pleasant Saturday evening rain welcomed by residents though the shower was lighter than hoped. The brief weather update captures community relief and hopes for fuller rainfall to come.
An advert promises a faultless complexion recipe from Oriental and Greek sources with a sale of a Belcher shaped 12Kt gold Tiffany ring. Readily available for 2.00 plus a ring price, the offer claims worldwide popularity and urges immediate ordering from T. C. Mobeley in New York City.
A terse ad invites women to collect names for a new plan promising big profits with little work. It requests correspondence to C. T. Moseley at Prepstein de, 23rd Street, New York, offering $2 E.
Neighbors thresh wheat and share townsfolk news from Carterville and Dublin in a bustling county update. Mr and Mrs Lon Garner return from a week away. Campbell and Johnson kin visit guardians, Marie Joboson travels with Mrs Campbell. a Button Garner dance brings cheer as Hoyt, Fain, Hyder, Rector, and others pass through.
Mrs Simmons visited in Carthage on Sunday while Mrs Woodas sister from Oklahoma travels to visit. Dewey has been visited by a threshing machine and a big rain. Norval Matthews leaves Monday for a visit in Arkansas. Messia Kyte Bayne Owens families enjoy a Ozarks vacation eating peaches. Judge Brock brought Rev Monroe from Carthage to continue Salem meetings. School starts Sept 2 with Misa Cora Fisher as teacher. Ice cream at Orin Buster’s Saturday night. John Goff’s thermometer hits 102 after a rain.
An old styled advertisement asserts the sun’s regularity rivals bodily functions regulated by Dr King’s New Life Pills, sold by Webb Bros druggist for 25 cents.
Three head of cattle owned by J A Cozatt of Jasper were killed on his farm in the area by a lightning strike Saturday. There was no insurance on them. Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs John Craig of Joplin and others from Preston Neck City Webb City and Webb City communities.
A good rain Monday night gives farmers renewed hope for corn. Various local families and visitors are noted: Sam Walker and family visiting Esrom. Mrs. F. M. Kelley visiting Wm. Kaiderly. Pearl Kelley helping dry sweet corn. Chas Sullens family from Carthage visiting Charley Moore. Orval Kyle aiding Fred Rex with hogs. Mrs. Jobo Carnes visiting Minden. Wm. Kaiderly and Mr. Selser making trips for business and stock. Purcell buying cows.
Mrs Edith Burbank of Dayton Ohio visits her uncle Jacob Resh. Mr and Mrs Ernest Isley of Weir City Kansas visit sister Mrs W H Harmon. Mrs Carmean and son James return to Kansas City after a month here. A large wolf seen in Reshs pasture Tuesday. H H Wick visited Carthage Saturday and Sunday with his mother Mrs Mary Koopman. W E Hyder shipped a team of horses to Tom Carleton last Monday. Mrs Bartha Bailey returned to Danforth Silooly after two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs J H Colner.
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