Cooked Food Sale and Exchange at Mrs Hammond’s Store
The Ladies of the Christian Church announce a cooke d food sale and exchange this Saturday in the large window at T. H. Hammond's store. Items include cakes pies salads and other Sunday dinner treats priced reasonably. Also mentions a basketball game Friday night at the opera house and obituary notice for J W Thompson of Wichita Kans.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
T. H. Hammond
Mrs. Hammond
Opera House
Probert Ziler Nuptials At Probert Home Jasper
The marriage of Migh Currie daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Probert to Mr James Ziler occurred Sunday evening January 10 at the Probert home southeast of Jasper. The ceremony was conducted by Rev HM Crockett with Mia Onna Webb at the piano and a bridal aisle formed by Margate and Lucille Probert. After congratulations a two course repast was served. The bride wore white silk crepe de chine carrying white carnations. The newlyweds will reside near Maple Grove. About relatives and friends attended. The wedding gifts included linen china silver and cut glass. Misses Carrie Probert and others hosted a postnuptial gathering January 7 at the Bradbury home honoring Miss Carrie Probert with games and a Bride’s Recipe Book. Numerous guests and kind remarks followed.
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Migh Currie
Joseph Probert
James Ziler
Probert
Jasper
Mia Onna Webb
Misses Margate
Lucille Probert
HM. Crockett
Maple Grove
Vensie Bradbury
Ella Zane
Bradbury
Thurslay
Carrie Probert
Learts
Blinche Maxwell
Miss Probert
Miss Bradbury
Mach Guest
Former Jasper Man O N Hackett Dies in Canada
Obituary notes the death of O N Hackett of Jasper on January 4 1915 in McTaggart Canada on his 48th birthday. He was born January 4 1866 in Douglas County Illinois and married Rachel Mendricks April 10 1902. He died after pneumonia and was buried in Jasper City Cemetery. The service was held at John Ward's home with Rev. William K Chatten delivering the sermon. He is survived by his wife two brothers and other relatives. Special music by a quartet and pallbearers listed.
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O. N. Hackett
McTaggart
Canada
Jasper
John Ward
Douglas County
John Hackett
W. D. Wood
Carthage
Rachel Mendricks
Tie
Hen Hackett
Miles
George Hackett
Bapulpa
Okla
Marion
Wm. K. Chattén
M. EF
Hackett
Jasper City
Kthe Peterson
Allen Peterson
Homer Deardorlf
George Masters
Chas, Haylett
Thos. Hardaway
Win. Crandall
Jake Wine
Joe Deardorf
Tob't Kincal
Jasper Lodge Installs Officers at Regular Meeting
At the last regular communication of Jasper Lodge No. 1086 A and Alma the following officers were installed Worshipful Master W C Thomas Senior Warden L Haystlett Junior Warden Wim Stark Senior Deacon Tom B Hardaway Junior Deacon Hi Hendricks Treasurer Co F Rex Secretary A Patterson Tyler
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Odd Fellows
Nunnelly's
L. Embree
Noble Grand
W. E. Tabler
Crand
D. A. Holmes
Homer Bayne
W. H. Knott
Omer Webb
Wim
Outside Guardian
H. J. Deardorff
George Carns
N.C
Cc. la Embree
Jasper Lodge
Alma
W. C. Thomas
L. Haystlett
Wim, Stark
Tom B. Hardaway
J. J. Carr
Hi Hendricks
F. Rex
A. Patterson
Tyler
Births Reported This Week In The News
Dr Knott announces a boy born to Roy Radford and wife one mile east on Friday January 8. M C Ridgley and wife welcome a girl ten miles northeast on Saturday January 0. W F Wood and wife greet a girl seven miles southwest on Sunday January 10.
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Dr. Knott
Roy Radford
M. C. Ridgley
W. F. Wood
Births Reported By Dr Knott For The Year 114
Interesting figures handed to the News by Dr Knott detail births officiated during the year 114. A total of 71 births were recorded 41 boys and 50 girls. Fourteen births occurred on Sunday 1 boy and 5 girls. Twenty-nine births were at night 9 of which were boys.
Violets in January Brighten Mrs Matthews Workshop
A blue violet slipped from Dewey items this week and was described as a small hardy flower carrying a message of courage and hope. Mrs Matthews may be growing violets in January in a sheltered nook.
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Dewey
Aged Man John T Woodrow Passes Away Near Jasper
John T Woodrow aged over fifty and bedfast for years died peacefully last Thursday morning at his son Charles T Woodrow’s home four miles northeast of Jasper. He leaves a sorrowing wife who died earlier, and sons Arias and Charles who cared for him. Funeral services were held Friday morning at the Woodrow home conducted by Rev H W Pinkston of the Jasper Christian Church.
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John T. Woodrow
Charles T. Woodrow
Jasper
Mr. Woodrow
Charles Woodrow
Arias
Woodrow
H.W. Pinkston
Jasper Christian Church
Dies Near Culbertson Mont Mrs Maude Martin Mitchell
Mrs Maude Martin Mitchell a former county resident died December 2 at Mitchell ranch Culbertson Mont age 68 years four months eleven days. She taught school in Nebraska before moving to Montana years ago and wed P Mitchell in 1908. Survived by one son three stepchildren and three brothers. Husband died two years ago brother Perry Martin present at bedside.
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Maude Martin Mitchell
Mitehell Canes
Nese Culbertson
Mont
Mitchell
Ler Pourringe
Jasper
Ounny
Maule Martin
Blurry Martin
Perry Martin
Harry
Nebraska City
Nebr
Montana
Mule Sale Set for January 28 at Earl Farm
Earl announces a mule sale on January 28 featuring 80 head split into two lots of coming four year olds and 40 year olds. Mer says a number of well matched teams are included in the offerings at the Earl farm.
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Earl
Mer
Earl Farm
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J. W. Thompson
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Kansar
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Jasper, Missouri
Federal Reserve
Postal Savings Depositary
Mra
Age Probert
Probert-Ziler
Cecil Mackey
Oma Webb
Clara Hubbart
Nellie Lauderbaugh
Blanche
Verna Maxwell
Blanche White
May Withers
George Probert
John Carter
Fred Earl
Homer Brown
Chauncey Furr
Arthur Probert
Condo Butler
Fred Ingle
Jasper Man
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