Culmer Lecture Promises Pleasant Evening at Opera House
Rev Culmer will give a lecture titled A Good Recipe at 8 o clock Wednesday February 17 at the opera house. The evening features humor and advice plus top musical talent. Pro gram includes listed numbers from both chorus and instrumental groups.
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Opera House
A. Culmer
M, EB
Church South
Concert program and social notes from local event
Piano duet Grande Vala de Concert and piano solo Valse Caprice Op 170 performed by Newland. Vocal solo by Mrs F J McComb. Lecture. Mixed quartet Moonlight Will Come Again. Admission 26 cents with children under 12 at 10 cents. Tickets available at Pitts drug store if missed at home. Social committees League M EB Church South Mr and Mrs Omer Webb return from California after four weeks along the coast.
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Ketterer
Newland
F. J. McComb
Thompson
Wells Bayne couples wed in Jasper ceremony
Roy Wells and Miss Cara Bayne married last evening at the M E parsonage with Rev Kirk officiating. The groom, son of J K Wells of Jasper, has worked in the local jewelry business. The bride, daughter of Mrs Wm Bayne and sister of hardware dealer Homer Bayne, plans to start housekeeping soon. They will reside with the groom's parents while establishing their new home. Both have lived in Jasper all their lives and are highly regarded. The News extends best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Roy Wells
Cara Bayon
M. E. Par Soonge
Rev
Kirk
Mr. Wells
J. K. Wells
Jasper
Wm. Bayne
Homer Bayne
Sarcoxie Earns Notice for Output Growth in 1908
The Record notes Sarcoxie shipped strawberries worth about 80000 and zinc ore shipments near 75000 in 1908. Editor Finn claims Sarcoxie was the sole town in the millog district to raise its output over the past year. Sale cow on at Wheat & Bishop's.
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Sarcoxie
Ita
Finn
the Record
Miliog
Wheat
Bishop's
Protested Game Ordered Replayed In Missouri Kansas League
The Missouri Kansas league commission, led by President Metsilton, ordered the Carthage Jasper game replayed after hearing testimony in Joplin. The replay will occur on February 24 at Carlibage court with McGiltco officials handling. Jasper faces lineup eligibility issues and Carthage seeks a decisive outcome amid injuries and suspensions affecting both teams. The piece also notes local sports and church anniversary events and visits by Jasper residents.
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Metsilton
Missouri Kansas League
Carthage
Carlibage
McGiltco
George Cochran
Jasper
Missouri Kansas
Hatfier
Stat Lade
Galena
Ihs
Blair
Commission
Hatfield
Supt
Moon
Capt
Crawford
Ham mond Broa rabbit game invite miswritten
Fragmentary note mentions bringing a rabbit and game to Hammond Broad for some event or activity. Details are unclear and names appear misspelled.
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Hammond Broa
Blacksmith Shop Opens in Jasper at Roecline Stand
F A Sharp and Soo announce a new blacksmith shop in the old Roecline stand in Jasper. They urge former patrons to remember them for future work.
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Roecline
Jasper
F. A. Sharp & Soo
His Uncle's Nephew Pleases Opera Crowd
The play at the opera house drew a good crowd and netted about twenty dollars after expenses for the baseball fund. Harland Burkett, Zack Cartwright, and Frank Baker scored the best laughs as Gibson, Harry Marsland, and Robert Spaulding. Nashville hosts the show tonight with reports of a strong crowd awaiting. Also notes Mo Pacific remodeling the stockyard and Geo Rex contesting abutting land claims, prompting yard demolition.
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Harland Burkett
Gibson
Zack Cartwright
Harry Marsland
Frank Baker
Robert Spaulding
Nashville Tonight
Mo. Pacific
Geo
Rex
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