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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
2
Correspondents are urged to mail their letters by Monday to reach the office Monday evening. The notice emphasizes timely submission to ensure processing and inclusion in the upcoming edition.
A fragmented Dewey community update lists May Matthews and family, visitors Matey Busby and Santa Claus, with mention of crops and hog killing as main industry. It records sickness, Christmas events, travels to Carthage, Marple Berry’s, and WHE Flowers, and lists church officers and the Cradle Roll adding one new name, William Paul Matthews.
Rising Sun area residents note widespread grippe cases with several families including Mr and Mrs Memory Teeter and three children affected. Lorena Mstey visited Beulah Patterson, while others like Flossie Patterson and Nettie Lowe shared time with relatives. Don Ward and Roy Binney helped with social visits and farm tasks as Luther Wescott's family joined at parents' home.
Mrs Pugh visited Mrs Simpson Thursday. K C Talley and family were in Webb City Saturday. Miss Pearl Mason from near Carthage stays with Mrs Starrett. Mrs Girover Westerman visiting her mother Mrs Miller. N M Dixon and family motored to Webb City Saturday. Sunday with B W Wescott and wife. Mrs Joe Bird improving. Mr and Mrs Starrett visited friends in Jasper Wednesday. Mrs Dixon and children Lula and Homer visited at the C W Wescott home Sunday Cod. Bolland family visited relatives in Webb City Saturday. Will McCune hauled corn from Mr Peiffer's near Preston Friday. Kermit Wescott spent Sunday with Frank Henderson. Luther Wescott a Carthage visitor Wednesday.
Dublin and Jasper residents share visits and daily routines. Mr and Mrs Grider host relatives in Carthage while others attend sales, cure visits, and school at Colline. several families gather for holidays and misturned errands. The News invites subscription renewals.
Sunday and midweek visits fill Zion community pages as families like Schell Covertent Strecker and Lamaster host gatherings. Carthage trips recur with Burnett Gill Mackey and Deemann listed. a Christmas Eve Christians program invites all to church.
Dry Fork Mas W FF Rosa and spouse return home after visiting Chicago for several weeks. Lauri Miller ill with sore throat. Gertrude Stielser injured a arm in a fall while playing on a corn lead. Neighborhood folks attended Carthage event. Art Post family Frank King wife Maude King visited Liley King and Mrs W OP King. Herman Rotsch family stayed at Press Woods one night. Mabel Smith called on Mrs John Smith. Ray Patrick and Wr King and wife visited Sterling's Sunday.
Mrs John Welsh visited Mrs Jarvis Tuesday afternoon and Emma Moperm also visited. Roy Massey and family called on Mr Murphy's group Sunday. Mrs Rogers of Pittsburg Kans former local resident near death after a blood vessel burst. Local folks gathered at Avon Sunday to rehearse for the Christmas tree event. Mount Carmel Sunday School reported 119 attendees.
Mrs Enita Turner and Mr McClinnahan have returned to Carytown from Oklahoma where his son works. Will Cline took children on a Sunday joy ride. Hungry for barbecue and sausage, residents note. Helen Milioth hosted Floyd and Pearl Yoakum from Saturday to Sunday. A short Christmas program is planned at Dewey school Friday afternoon. Mrs Will Cline visited Sidwell Sunday. Karl Loudensinger and family spent time with Clarence Simmons. Salem Sunday School plans a chimney event replacing a tree, with a Friday night program.
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