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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
2
A Jasper Missouri publication lists the post office entered notice and details subscription prices for one year six months and three months. Advertising rates are available on request and the notice notes advertising matter is arranged for orderly printing.
Train notices show southbound No 207 and No 210 timing entries with 8:25 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. markers, plus partial references to other numbers and routes. Readable fragments indicate a delayed or disrupted timetable with limited legible data.
Sunday services at Zion church were led by Rev. Rogers of Duenweg with evening preaching. C E Holmes of Avilla visited D H Wampler. Rose Keener visited Jasper. A Bloomingdale schoolhouse pie supper and entertainment is planned for Friday the 14th. Mary Grayboal returned from Carthage to visit E D Boyd and Mrs Cov ert. Mabel Tallman and Richard Kyln visited Grace Wampler. Minnie Sanford stayed with Jasper friends. Mrs Johnston and Mrs Meviva from Blue neighborhood visited E D Boyd. Alice Curtis works for Mrs H O Earl. E D Boyd left for Boise on business.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wood celebrate a wedding anniversary. Frank Wood aids a farm project while Geo Metzger erects sale bills. Chas Pugh moves to Frank Gulick property. Berl and Harry Denniston visit home folk. Chas Livingston travels to Kaneas to see sister Mrs Arthur Wooley. Mr and Mrs Choa Nett visit Edd Quillin. Theo Mitchell buys a horse from Edd Pfander. W E Pfander ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Elbea Taley passes through the vicinity. Mrs Jobo Hartley ill with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Cap Beal visit Pfander household Sunday evening.
Mrs Chas Wood spent several days in Barton county last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Taner visited with Mr Wing and family Sunday. Wm Lokepe was a Jopila visitor Thursday. A series of revuellestings will be gin at Lynd and My evening Fob. Everyone is Invited to attend. Mr Taffoor moving to Lamar this week. Mr Craig purchased a house in Webb and will move soon. Mr and Mrs Carter Jasper visitors Monday. Mr and Mrs Geo McCune were in Jasper Saturday. Mr Morris shipped a car load of hoge to Kansas City last week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Byers and children spent Sunday evening with Mr Toler and family.
Blue Star Miss Gorrie Balth of Wichita Kansas visits relatives Mr and Mrs J H Coliner. Harvoy Coliar met a cousin at Carthage last Friday June 8. Wolf and wife of Jasper jostled at the MiwM home last Sunday. Koepp Hulk Kemar visits his nephew W H Harmon of our town. Mr Hull ill to see if any relation. Wn Eaderly and wife dined with Hull last Sunday. Local sick list grows as folks complain. Grand farewell ball at Boston's last Monday night well attended. Mrs Ailee Weyer visiting Lamar this week. H A Coling of Lamar bought Williams store at Boston. I C C F Grand Master with them last Thursday. lodge supper after with Odd Fellows and families.
Frank Kuckler moved on Ed Pound stone's farm Monday. Hatfield, a bustling realty man, sold a Mt. Carmel area farm to Mrs. Rone. Oliver Butler rented his farm to George Ward. Chase Johnson rented the Habo farm. Lon Garner rented the Davis farm. Wash, Frank and Lucy Sharp visited Esrom Sunday. Maggie Clark of Esrom visiting Miss Lucy. Gov. Birawn bought the property vacated by Frank Kunkler. Wm Lane of Malta visited Monday. Elva Clark, ill, slowly improving. G W Johnson traveled to Kansas City last week. Allen Weyer in Dublin Sunday. Will Lane cutting wedge pasta at bin Inther's last week.
The report lists a Monday night party at Mr Bastions with many attendees. Mrs Boyd hosted Zion neighborhood visitors on Saturday. Gilbert and Bessie Keltner visited home on Monday. Edith Buros of Jasper visited Jessie Johnston on Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Heiner entertained many young friends Saturday night. H G Baldry of Fairbanks Alaska toured the area Thursday seeking a farm, plans to return after visiting his brother in Joplin.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kincaid spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Kincaid and Mrs Chas Wescott and Miss Pearl Wescott were Webb City visitors Friday. Mrs Jobo Craig is on the sick list.
Preston township hosts a Sunday Asa Chei convention at the M E church in January February 16 with a 1 30 pm singing service led by Lyo n Key Suter 155 pm Welcome Address by N A Macleay 2 00 pm singing 2 00 pm questions on preparation for supply teachers led by Paisley Morrin and Parker Moon temperance gong by quartet 2 40 pm temperance question on sufficient work in gasday schools under the temp erance superintendent 3 00 pm male quartet and a garbled closing item
In a fragmented report from Caen a local update notes preventive measures and a planned event or action. Names and exact details are unclear but imply coordination and scheduling among regional groups. The text references Mire and Opnen as entities within the notice.
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