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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
3
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SHERIDAN Miss Eona Davis and Geo Hay with family spent Christmas with Ed Davis and family. Clarence Simmons and wife and Burl Landenslager visited My Bari’s Creda and Leela Patrick with Press Weeds and family. Ralph Sterling taught school and was tied home. Harry Bender and Mrs Abbie Crowamton with John and Clyde spent Christmas at Bit Bender’s. Echel and Bock Harvey and Miss Goldie Phipps of Jasper visited Ed Davis. Paul Davis spent Christmas vacation visiting his uncle John Pursee of Girard Kansas. Mr and Mrs Fiti spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cowhertt. Miss Maude Stade of Joplin and Allen Peterson of Jasper visited Art Radford and family. Mr and Mrs Vincens spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Git-War. Hay butchered Monday. Cons Bradshaw and wife and John Gaddis and family spent Christmas with Harve Griffin and wife. Harry and Lara Davis of Jasper spent Christmas with Will McClintock and family. Roy Harris and wife spent Sunday with Will McClintock. Earl Loudenslager Basil McClintock and Miss Vadia Walker spent Thursday evening at Geo Hay’s. W S Johnson, visiting in Arizona, expects to return Monday. Few people attended Sunday School at Salem Sunday due to bad weather.
Dublin residents shared Christmas visits as families traveled from Tulsa Pittsburg and Mulberry to home towns. A barn fire at Kennedy farm near Charley Davis's former residence burned last Tuesday with a tramp seen nearby as the likely cause.
The Lynnland column lists Christmas activities and visits. Roberta and wife hosted relatives in Jasper for a turkey dinner. Wm Irwin and family from Kansas visited Mrs Irwin's parents A D Stokes and wife. Chus Ball and wife announced an oyster supper and New Year’s party. Walter Milton Will Stokes Ed and Ary Richter enjoyed a big time on Thursday. Wm Larkey bought and family spent Christmas in Alba with Samuel Cather. Willard Miller visited his parents. Grace Gulick visited Jasper friends last week. Nettie Lauderbeagh spent Thursday to Sunday in Alba. Victor Randall stayed with home folks Saturday night.
Malta notes Christmas visits and gatherings across families and neighbors. Mentions of Mrs Sheets visiting Ohio and Kentucky, Ned Brads and families, tax happenings at the schoolhouse, and local carols and merriments. Abridged social calendar highlights include weddings, hog killings, charivairis, and New Year wishes among residents and relatives.
Christmas is over and it will soon be time to make our good resolutions. The old page of the newspaper offers a reflective note on new beginnings and personal plans.
Pleasant Hill pupils and Miss Hubbard hosted a Christmas tree and program for patrons on Wednesday with a decorated tree and gifts. Santa Claus distributed presents as Miss Conrad’s class enjoyed candy and oranges. rising sun attendees later viewed a tree program prepared by the pupils.
Miss Jussit Pennington Harve Coiner and family spent Christmas with relatives at Jas per Verona Heckman with her parents Mrs Myrtle Coiner calling on Mrs Sam King Saturday Helen and Elsie Heckman visited De Spains Friday Clyde Milton and Hobson Mikesell spent Sunday with Killeys Misses Iola Mayme Frances and Dee De Spain called at Chas Johns Sunday afternoon Anna Waye from Buffalo Kang visiting aunt Sam Pennington and family Nelson and daughters Fannie Rosetta spent Christmas at Sam King's Mibhegell's spent Saturday evening at Mr Wallace's Ela Mikesell spent Sunday with Vera Pennington J E Hull hosted Christmas dinner with Mr Killey family Mr Onstort Wm Kaderly and Bert Leabee present Mrs Chas McCormick went to Joplin for a week Amy Kirb left for Nashville to spend vacation with home folks Earl Garner and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs King.
Collier's Weekly promotion notes inclusion in our club list with the News and Collier's offered at $2.50. The brief item emphasizes cataloging the publication as part of a broader listing.
In Edison Jena a local store touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough cold and throat remedy. The flyer promises fast relief and urges households to keep a bottle for all family members with prices 60 cents to 1.00 and sales by H F Pitta.
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