Local Social Visits Highlight Diamond 8 Community
Mrs. Ralph Cline visited her mother Mrs. C E Davis Friday night and returned Sunday. Fred Mitchell and family spent Sunday at Theo Mitchell’s. Warren Pfander and family with Chas Nett and family visited W E Pfander’s. John Buzzard and wife visited Wesley Cline Sunday. Jewel Lilly and wife visited Bart Ingel’s Sunday. Frank Wood and wife visited Walter Wood’s. Mrs J A Boyd and family spent Sunday evening at Silas Denniston’s. Mary Boyd spent Sunday evening with Annie Obergfelt. Emrald Taylor and family and Mrs Taylor’s brother Otto Sullivan spent Sunday at Chas Elting’s. Mr Sullivan plans a week’s visit. Chas Pugh moved to Guy Chapman farm last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cline
C. E. Davis
Fred Mitchell
Theo Mitchell
Warren Pfander
Chas. Nett
W. E. Pfander
John Buzzard
Wesley Cline
Jewel Lilly
Bart Ingel
Frank Wood
Walter Wood
J. A. Boyd
Silas Denniston
Mary Boyd
Annie Obergfelt
Emrald Taylor
Taylor
Otto Sullivan
Chas. Elting’s
Sullivan
Elting
Chas. Pugh
Guy Chapman
Carns Family Social Roundup in Jasper and Carthage
Frances and Mary Carns host visitors and relatives across Jasper Carthage and nearby farms. The week includes Fred Pugh and family at Cline’s and multiple calls on Carns and Pugh kin with visits to Mitchells Morgans and Wood households.
Fashionable knee dimples and lobster toes joke
A Punch London joke reports American women may paint dimples on their knees while a New Yorker who avoids water adds a lobster on her toe for illusion. The item is speculative humor from a satirical source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch
London
DEWEY Mra May Matthews and Sunday Notes
Mrs May Matthews of Dewey preached at Salem Church and a Sunday School lesson from Jasper News is highlighted. John Gaddis and Chas Bradshaw visited Joplin to check Marion Cline’s health. Mrs Turner hosted Rev Dowless with Mrs Hugh Sterling at the piano. News notes include pneumonia, scarlet fever recovery, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaddis
Chas. Bradshaws
Joplin
Marion Cline
Turner
Mr. Dowless
Hugh Sterling
Montgomery
Prairie, Dale
Rick Bender
Forest Grove and nearby town notes drift through week
Forest Grove and nearby areas recount visits by Jim Blair and family from Sylvania, Andrew Bass at C W Jackson's, George Fowler and wife hosting dinners, coal and wood work by several men, and church activities. Snow arrives early, moves and moves to Lamar, and local social events include a box supper at Dorris Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bass
C. W. Jackson
Ira
Ralph
Floyd Workman
Geo. Fowler
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Forest Grove
Carrol Joyce
George Brown
Jasper
L. D. Needham
Lamar
Geo
Fred Fowler
John Lee
J. W. Rakestraw
A. T. Madden
Justine Wesday
al Quinn
Virgil Martin
Davis
Taylor
Kenoma
Ben Les Bill Clay
Chas
Fletcher
George Fowler
Dorris Valley
Opa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jasper Hardware Co
Blue and Bethel
Frances and
Mary Carns
Cornie Lilly
Amon Cline
Fred Pugh
Carthage
George Budd
William Budd
Frank Carns
T. S. Mitchell's
Elmer Pugh
Henry
Mrs. Yates
Will Wood
Charley Hane
Mr. Wood
Eula Pugh
Beulah Wood
Henry Pugh
Ernest Mevins
Frank Pugh
Tona
Nola Owensby
George Lilly
Fred Cather
Jin Jasper
Mr.Owensby
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Missouri
N. H. Patterson
W. E. Thompson
Ass’t Cashier
Sa Salem Church
Frank M
Mr. Crowon
Jasper News
Boston
Mrs. Geo. Fowler
W. E. Spatin
Jim Blair
Sylvania
Monroe Rand
Vern
Leon Trout
Homer Rakestraw
Frank Harrington
George
Wood
Joyce
Lamar Vial
Lawrence Trout
Thelma
Hollis Stockdale
Frank Wilson
Blue Star
Scott Garr
Alex Steelman
Glad Needham
Hattie Hyder
May
Ruby King
Scott Carr
Archie
Glen Joyce
Leo
Harold Scott Carris
Santa
Bath
Chum
Dora Hastings
Rio Grande
Texas
Dallas
Galveston
Gulf
Darkey
Swanee River
Canada
Art Radford
Col. Radford
Webb Bros
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