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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
Mr. Smith's bad company from Alba Thanksgiving. Mrs. Barrett of Jasper guest at Mrs. Boyd last week. Rev. Bowman and Rev. Oren of Carthage visited D. H. Wampler. Coates family near Lakeside and Frank Crow of Jasper spent Sunday at Radfords. Clarence Kieth hosted a surprise piano party Wednesday evening with about sixty attendees and various games.
The Dewey column reports numerous Sunday visits and dinners among local families including Mr and Mrs Berry Mr and Mrs Brock Mr and Mrs Pugh Mrs Gaddis Mr Turner and family at Curtis O D Wood and family at Carterville Mrs Della Williams returning to Joplin Mrs Goff leaving to visit a daughter in the next county and several others. New residents Madison and Evans move into the Campbell and Duckett houses bringing 12 children to the Dewey directory. A Fasker concert is set for Salem with a December recital at 15 cents admission. An accident near the Jasper bridge involved Mies Kyte and Woods with Mrs Kyte sustaining a mashed leg but recovering. C S Johnston and family dined with Hugh Kinesid, two runaways occurred with no serious damage. Annie Wardlow helped Gearhart as he buys the Duval store and plans to move.
Our school with Miss Nora Lawless as teacher is progressing nicely. C. 8S. Johnston has moved to his new farm seven miles southeast of Jasper. George Budd has almost entirely recovered from a long illness. Talmage and Judgen Hatcher are hauling grain to John Keltner's. Mrs. Mavius sprained arm mending slowly. Cora Benson on the sick list Saturday and Sunday. Nellie and Clarence Heiner also ill.
Ed Quillen visited Charley Newt on Sunday while Charley Hane called on his sister Mrs May Brown. Miss Cora Croce returned home, Arthur Hioer moved to Nashville area, Charley Buzzard killed a hog, several residents ill, Riley improving, Maud Hartley at Jasper meeting, Ralph Cline visiting grandparents in Jasper, Wm Wood visiting Mrs Mionie Cremer of Pittsburg.
Farmers are informed that A G L Luce is buying producer goods at the highest market price, encouraging sales and emphasizing strong terms for sellers.
DUBLIN Ab Hyder and family spent Thanksgiving with U S Hatfield and family. Mr L Hatfields entertained Jasper friends Tuesday evening. Frank Sharp moved Arthur Long and with to Carrytown Monday. Mr and Mrs Land visited with his father Thursday. Mrs Minoie Schonewetter and children of near Milo are visiting her sister Mrs Bertha Webber this week. Mrs J Armstrong left Sunday for Malvern Arkansas to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Rose Horn.
The Missouri Pacific on November 15 placed on sale one way tickets from Nevada Carthage Webb City Joplin Pittsburg Chetopa and intermediate points at short line rates through St Louis to the Southeast including Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Augusta Savannah Charleston Jacksonville and intermediate points. Purchasers gain high class service to St Louis and connections in St Louis Union Station to through trains reaching the Southeast with a 10 day stopover privilege.
Readers may obtain 40 Beautiful Christmas Cards free with a 3 month subscription to The Daily and Sunday Journal for 1.00. The offer includes six color embossed cards, postage prepaid, with The Daily and Sunday Journal delivered to the reader for three months. Also mentions Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds with testimonials.
Notice to Odd Fellows calls for next Monday night election of officers for the next term and discussion of history degree and other business with every member urged to attend at the new hall. Mrs Maud Hartley of Blue neighbor hood has visited Mrs J D Chapman during the revival at the M E Church this past week.
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