03 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
1
J S Barrow posts a public sale to be held Monday December 7 at his present residence nine miles east and 1 1/2 south of Jasper. Horses cows hogs farm machinery and household goods on offer. Barrow plans to move to McDonald County near Seneca after selling the farm.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church Thursday December 16 at 4 30 p m at the home of Mrs Drake to sew All members urged to be present and there is important business to bring before the Society ordered by the President
Crow Mercantile Co advertises fresh produce cream butter eggs and poultry for sale. Shop offers a diverse selection with emphasis on dairy and farm products. Local customers encouraged to visit for everyday essentials.
Jasper installs electric light system city business section now on full time. About 75 lights burn in stores and seven of fifteen contracted street lamps are lit. The company plans to complete tree lights before winter. Raises safety argument against gasoline plants as more homes switch to electricity. Hydta expected to become Jasper’s most popular institution within a year.
A sad death is reported at a local hospital as Mes W D Boyer’s wife Elirira Boyer, recently arrived from Seattle to join her husband, dies after an operation. She leaves a brother Louw Boyer and a father J H Windlory of Seattle, with many friends offering condolences.
A social evening hosted by Mrs. J T Pelotven and Mea T HE Matimond pleased the Loyal Daughters and Anti Cant members of Cherie tian Chore with games and refreshments. A large crowd attended, enjoying popcorn balls candy ice cream and cake before departing late, with plans for a future meeting at the pastor and wife Bro and Sister Pinkston.
The Philathes Class of the M. E. South Sunday School was hospitably entertained at the home of C D Stith and family a mile east of Jasper last Friday evening. A good attendance and visiting guests Miss Marjorie Lyngar Carthage Misa Marie Whitesel Miss Mary Lawson Mrs Laura Patterson Clive Patterson and Mr and Mrs Houseman joined. Music by Miss Whitesel and Fern Bright and by Mr and Mrs Houseman, plus games, made the evening enjoyable.
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Josie Pauline Grim wed Clarence Everett Brown on Thanksgiving Day at the Grim home six miles north of Jasper at noon. Rev. J T Osborn officiated. The couple received guests at the Seal property opposite the M E Church. Both are esteemed in the Baptist community and Brown works as a clerk at the Kellull Drug Store. The News extends best wishes.
Birth records show Homer Wampler and wife near Foyer Miles Southeast welcomed a girl Jay on November 7. Tom Mercer and wife eight mile southeast welcomed a girl on Sunday November 9. Henry Winder and wife eight mile northeast welcomed a boy on Sunday November 9.
City taxes are due promptly with penalties after January 1. Taxpayers Jay God and Crey Collier are noted in this reminder.
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Miss Ethel and Mrs Allen Peterson entertained the Uthai class and their husbands at the Allen Peterson home on South Main Street last Wednesday evening November 24. Games formed two even sides with turkey prizes for winners and goose prizes for losers. Refreshments followed as Tom Wardaway and Roy Weil received notable accolades. Guests included Chas Ward Teeter Roy Harris Roy Welley Tom Hardaway Homer Hayne Ari Radford Gu Campbell Ed Scott Will Bowers Dick Deurdorff Mrs M Peterson and Mrs Radford. Class Reporter
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