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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
3
Local notes from Zion and Jasper detail visits, visitors, and small events. Names include Miss Grapys Batrane, Mrs. Tom Doild, Nita Hendricks, Chester Yoes, Alec, Keith and family, Jessie Zinn, Erlna Ballard, Isaac Thomperon, H. F Block, Mrs. N. A. Mackey, and many neighbors. Social calls, family visits, church activities, school updates, health notes, and travel details fill the week’s record.
The Jasper school plans a program before the Jasper Nevada session. Details on performers and timing are not fully readable in the edition.
Mrs May Matrunne recalls a romy day as snow would be goo. Jasper Nevada game Saturday night brings talk of Will Flowers and Miss Helen visiting Mrs Mary Estey. Sawmill rests a week but will restart. logs brought to be saved by Sterling Stith Goff and others. Carrie Bean from Warrensburg visits aunt Mrs Dick Carter. Ber ton County native Adam Richie buried at Dry Fork New Years day. Brother Reid to preach next Sunday. Jack Front urged to attend. Little Etta Buster under doctor care. Anna Lillance of Pittsburg visiting grandmother Goff and Mrs Richie. Ferguson building stable on farm near Hiram Bayne. Greenwood fixing sled as big snow Hicks predicted. Clarence Simmons and bride enjoy Oklahoma sojourn for three weeks. Lena Riddle from Texas visiting sister Arch Rice and aunt Simmons. Misses Smith from Barton visiting Lelia Marcum. Sunbeams enjoyed Matthews home with games music and year end party. Class girls present include Ethel Gresham Lorena Estey Creola Patrick Vada Walker Lora Keener and others. Ed Rice family of Jasper spent Sunday with Arch Rice. Courtney’s mother from Oklahoma visiting. Mr and Mrs Elliot of Carytown back from Greenfield.
Readers are asked to share news items with the Correspondent to inform neighbors about local happenings. The publisher urges prompt community tips and lively letters to the editor to keep residents well informed.
Community items record a Jasper Nevada rabbit hunt oysters and party at Jim Bradford home New Years Eve. Mentions Mrs J R Hayewunk and Mrs A Richardson of Asbury visiting, families in Blue Star Lamar and Cullison area, moving to Clint Rand farm near Diamond, preaching next Sunday, and several local social calls and illness notes.
A string of visits and family movements are noted as Mr Diannes Evtine Diamond and relatives arrived in Vernon County to stay with their father and mother Fred Wagner arrived from Joplin for a Sunday visit with his parents. Mrs Will Lyman hosted a gathering last Wednesday with guests including Mr and Mrs Keith and Mr and Mrs Motley with daughter Carterville Loraine Rogers Webb City and T M Rogers Arkansas. Mrs J F Gulick recovered from illness and neighbors attend Lyneland meetings. Hurley Brown left the neighborhood recently for new residence.
Jasper school fundraiser or sale mentioned with Charles Awick selling a cow to John Ward. Several visits, illnesses, and family gatherings noted. Levi Miller suffers a hip dislocation from an accident but recovers enough to run again. Multiple mentions of visits among Andrews, Jarvis, Wheeler, and Miller families across Pleasant Valley during a recent week.
Mrs Lula Haynie left Thursday for Mount Vernon. Visitors at Allen Mill on Sunday included Levi Miller and wife with two sons, Hattie Bishop, Flossie and Margie Tunnel, Pearl and Jewel Tunnell. Tunnell sisters left Friday for Claremore Oklahoma. A.H Grahans and family visited Alec Keith Sunday. A Miller residence party Saturday drew a large crowd and enjoyable time. Moe Woodrow visited her shoger bine ahead cue to tee.
Pleasant Hill notices cover social visits and gatherings. Names include Lionel Winder, Orville Winder, Dick Patterson, Joe Smith, Gene Smith, and Flossie Patterson. Events mention a New Years watch party, a team mule purchase, and a relocation from Jasper to Will Gresham's. Trains set fire to Lowenstein and Edwards meadows. Patterson family returned from a California trip.
Lebanon reports Althea Armstrong very ill at the Tuffner home. Norris Crumm bedfast after wrenched back while splitting wood. Mrs Elizabeth Johnson improved after sickness at J K Law home. Mrs C T Woodrow suffered pleurisy last week. Miss May Woodrow visited her sister Mrs Norris Crumin. John Hamilton bought his father’s Mount Carmel farm and will move next spring. Family changes: Rehwe Wolf family occupying former McHanlin home. Various neighbors and events listed with brief health and property notes.
A local veterinary clinic lists Dr Houser as lead veterinarian with Eowill tre and Adler Fatyeilay among staff. January events or dates are unclear but the notice references the Veterinary Bork and HOUSE Gath RN in connection with patient care.
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