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Hastings announces a refined line of embroidery collars plus new attractive additions. The notice highlights style and variety for shoppers seeking decorative detachable collar options.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
1
Hastings announces a refined line of embroidery collars plus new attractive additions. The notice highlights style and variety for shoppers seeking decorative detachable collar options.
Winners of Bank of Jasper corn prizes include Theodore Lawson for longest ear at 14 inches and T Bayne for heaviest ear. Lt. Ay Matta won the diet gold prize. Judges were Deaniorff, Zinn, and Cather. Other items cover debates at Pleasant Hill, a German poet, a new baby, travel to Joplin, a stock embroidery sale, and a real estate loan offer.
A large Christmas reunion near Ottumwa Iowa brought together Mr and Mrs John Waldron and relatives from eight states Nebraska Kansas Missouri Illinois Iowa for a long overdue gathering. Old songs stories and a festive dinner highlighted the event. Also noted is a Jasper youth W W Stapleton now with Wayne County Bank at Greenville Missouri and a fire loss earlier this year. County items mention Mrs Hall of Massachusetts visiting Maria Griffin and Ollie Roberts traveling to Aurora and other family notices.
On Christmas Eve in a jewelry store, J B Mall and Crews clashed after Crews demanded talk. Hall struck Crews with an iron bar injuring his head and face, while Crews allegedly drew a knife. Hall later swore out a warrant for Crews for assault with intent to kill. Crews was jailed after being taken to Carthage. The trial was postponed at Crews's request.
Wanted every person owing Webb Bros to call and settle by cash or note by January 1, 1903. A.M. Crandall advertises rice line, bilk mufflers, and dherchiefs. Also promoting The New Idea Patterns pattern shoots and magavisus at Hantiogs.
Linens are offered in various handkerchief kinds with a focus on ladies handkerchiefs. Mercerized options feature special bargains and fancy groceries in the display line.
In social circles last night at J. W. Boucher’s home, Mewrs Homer Deardorff and Mastie Busty presided over a water night pony attended by about 40 young people. Nearby, Miss Bertha Roberts received a surprise party moved from a gathering at J. A. Rhoades store to the Roberts home with games and socializing.
Rev Ferguson united in marriage Le R Wheeler Jr and Mig Alpha E Shreckengaust at a home two miles south of Lyneland on Wednesday December 24. He conducted a second ceremony the next day for Clarence Vaughee and Florence Shreckengaust, performing the marriage on another errand.
A section of Carthage society notes Mr and Mrs Samuel A Keltner invite guests to celebrate their china wedding anniversary on Friday January 2 at their home. The item lists church services revival meetings, visitors, and various town events including fairs, prize raffles, and holiday preparations with multiple local residents mentioned.
All Ready Go The ad promotes tooth removal by a local Albany dentist in Carthage Missouri. It touts painless extraction and quick service, claiming savings by extracting damaged teeth if worth it. Contact is Myers' store area with a telephone number.
A wagon carrying a hay load overturned near the home of M. F. Fox east of town yesterday around noon. Mr Pile suffered a cut on the forehead and a bruised shoulder while Mr Lee escaped with only minor injuries. The accident occurred when the wagon coupling pole broke on the lane, causing the load to overturn.
District Deputy sister Mollia Smith and staff of Webb City will attend the Logtalla tion of officers of the Rebekah Lodge. Lodge opens at 7 o clock and all members are urged to attend by order of N.G.
A dislocated ankle injured Harlan Burkett last Saturday while skating on the poli pond. The incident caused him considerable pain and has kept him sidelined. Local notes mention Luther Hardaway, Webb Brothers, and several visiting relatives including Mr. Will Harry of Denver and Miss Veda Mooron of Carthage. Mrs J T Wallar and daughter Florence of Marceline visited Jasper recently. Ends with a request to settle accounts with J D Harbor for last year.
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