08 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
1
W L Requa pastor announces morning and evening preaching services at the M E church inviting all. Nunnelly shows Kas camlies. Jaspermerchants urge savings this Christmas. read ads. Mrs Roscoe Baird of Turon visits her parents, Mr and Mrs U Hatfield of Dublin.
A local ad promotes pure linen Xmas lunch cloths and table scarfs from J D Harbur with an invitation to come see the items. A party of about 20 young people surprised Willie Bowers on his first birthday last Monday with hearty celebration into the night. Dr Schooler reports the birth of a baby to Mr and Mrs Chas Alumbaugh northwest of Jasper on Tuesday of this week.
Isaac Schooler a prominent Zion area farmer died suddenly on a Missouri Pacific train near Rich Hill while returning from Colorado with daughter Jennie. He complained of numb feet. he died before aid arrived. Funeral held at Jasper with burial in Jasper Cemetery. Survived by wife Dulcina and children John Orman and Jennie. Describes community funeral programs at Presbyterian Church.
From Sheldon to Carthage last Friday Press recounts his Texas visit to Loving where drought and failed crops drove livestock losses and cattle plans. He remains in Missouri for now. Ladies embroidery club guests Mrs M B Fairfield at Carthage with seven attendees enjoying a fine dinner.
Statement from former partner purchaser R. J. Putnam asks all debtors of the firm to call and discharge the debts promptly so the business can begin anew. Also promotes Nunnelly's Jasper location with a display of candies now on sale as the finest line yet.
Tom Hardaway spent Sunday with his brother Lloyd in Carthage, sharing time and family connection in a routine family visit amid weekend activities.
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