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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
2
Local items report visitors and gatherings at Zion including Miss Giapys Battarop Fred Isenman and families, Sylva Binney and Pearl Johnson, birthdays, travels to Kansas City Carthage Jasper and Carterville, pie and candy social plans, Sunday School updates, and multiple house visits with neighbors and relatives.
December 17 box supper announced with all invited. Joe Creshaw from near Clinton visits the Wallace family. Joe Killey of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived Saturday to visit his uncle F. M. Killey of Esrom.
The column lists Sunday visits, weddings and announcements across Dewey area families including Tom Flowers, Arch Rice, the Carter marriage to Nellie Aushultz on December 21 in Carterville, and Mrs. Bernam Matthews arriving in Philadelphia. It notes rain delaying a funeral, school supper at Magoitia, and several visits among families such as Eatey Owings Neely and Castlebury.
Lebanon column records neighbors visiting and sickness updates. H E Norris aids his ill father in Lamar. Frank Thacker and wife welcome a daughter on December 6. Numerous visits by Woodrow, Crumm, Thacker, Winter, Huber, and others. Community people discuss weather, roads, and upcoming events like a Christmas tree program in Salem. The entry notes local commerce, farm activity, and reading additions such as Collier's Weekly.
Mas. Cirpe Wacyver and neighbors butcher nine hogs at Ball farm while Marion Miller assists B. B. Shilten and Ross Farr helps G. P. Wagner. Victor Randall visits kin in Joplin. W. A. Milton hosts neighbors for a game night and plans a gathering at Jacob Byers. Chas Ball and wives visit Alba. Uriah Smith loses a jersey cow when straw stack collapses. E Fuller dies north of Neck City. he had been ill. Elmer Frost to announce birth of son Orville Lauderbaugh. Frosts live in Idaho, Mamie Lauderbaugh formerly.
Hazel Cave and Mrs Mate Cline of Webb City with their daughter visited Milt Cline's last week. Mrs EC Talley remains very ill. Mrs Jay Braford hosted Mrs W Selsor and Mrs McFarlan of Neck City. Hazel Cave suffered neuralgia. Jim Turpen lost a mare last Monday. Roy Ross injured while helping with the mare shows improvement under Dr Schooler. John Hartley and the Mosier boys drag.
A Saturday evening gathering hosted by Link Milton and wife delighted a circle of friends. Attendees included J. P. Gulick and family, Ross Farr and family, Mr. Byers and family, E. Pugh and family, John Hartley and family, Mrs. Mosier and three sons, and Miss Aretha Baird. Miss Cora Buxton visited Beatrice Mitchell on Sunday. Tom Wardlow did some butchering on Monday. Tom and Charley Wood helped their father butcher a beef Saturday. The Mosier boys baled straw this week. Mrs. T. S. Mitchell visited Mrs. C. Lunt Monday. Mr. Crabtree sold some cattle.
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