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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
Miss Althea Armstrong and Mrs. Rogers depart for Webb City to spend winter with a son. Neighbors report social calls, farm moves, and lingering typhus fever recoveries. The community notes marriages, schooling, and local road work as families relocate to Arkansas and Windsor while sending best wishes for health and prosperity.
A fare well party honored daughter and her husband John Ross and wife who left for San Diego and other points. Numerous neighbors and relatives hosted and visited in Lamar, Jefferson City, and nearby towns. Blue Sunday School attendance grows. several listings of residents visiting, hosting, or traveling. The remains of Fred Burnsith were laid to rest at Waters Cemetery with family grieving.
Miss Euna Davis visiting at S W Sterlings this week. Mrs Sterling visited in Duenwey last week. Families spent Sunday with Grandma McClintock. Alberta Earle visiting. Sheriday school visited by Miss Temphin and Helen Harvey. Carthage visitors Ida Forste and daughter. Ed Davis family and Grandma Davis joined Dr Wood’s visit. Edna Davis and Alma Gresham Sunday. Guy Fenner with Clarence Gresham. Mr Johnson visited Earl's. Mrs Crow with Mrs Rick Bender. Christy Wassum with Carl McClintock. Crow hunt Monday night with Amos Harvey Roy Harris Joy Kenney Loyd Winder Ben Janney Earl Harvey Geo Hay Ed Davis. Paul Davis with Glenn Earls. Rick Bender and family with Kemplin. Basil McClintock with Clive Patterson. H A Vincent and wife with Gist. Seth and wife with Robert Gresham. Mrs Art Radford Friday with Greshams. Oscar Faskin and Greshams Carthage visitors Friday. Joy Nerney and wife with Grandma Nellie McClintock. Orville Foger absent from school due to chicken pox.
About 200 attended a New Year resolutions gathering at Salem Church on Thursday with cakes and sandwiches donated by local women. Harvey Goff played violin as songs and speeches were enjoyed. Miss Lorena Estey to entertain Sunbeams. Rally Day at Salem. Cradle Roll attendance up. various local notices and social events noted.
Miss Jessie Pennington and Mrs Myrtle Cuvier with son Lloyd visited Mrs Larabee Wednesday afternoon. A Yn Williams and family spent Sunday with W Pennington. Ella Mikesell visited Bernice Blevins. Jessie Pennington and Anna Waye stayed Saturday night with Georgik and Waive Kelly. Cecil and Norea Larabve entertained friends Sunday night with music. Harve Coiner and Misa Kirby attended a Christian Church social Thursday. Tom Robertson and wife from Ava Missouri visited W S Pennington’s family Tuesday. Clyde and Hobson Mikesell hosted music and games Saturday night with Will, Georgia and Waive Kelley among attendees. Grandma King visited Sam King’s family last Friday. Mr McCormick returned from Joplin and may relocate. sister of Wee Jim Hull. Miss Golda Bleevis and Ceril Larabve visited Blue Star School Friday. Waive, Will Kelley and Clyde and Hobson Mikesell visited W S Pennington’s Sunday. Thursday evening a large crowd gathered at W S Pennington’s. music and games prolonged into the night. attendees included Mr Mikesell, Clyde, Hobson, Ella and Jim Hull.
Notice notes correspondence delays due to a che tras a lye error and late arrivals. It lists local residents visiting, carpentry work, carpet requests for Mrs Jesson and Mrs W Wearington, and visits by Chaney Avery, Mrs Grant Miller, Mr Hamm and sons from Carytown, and Mrs Levi Miller with EB Armstrong.
A string of visitors and family gatherings fill local notices from Chas Johnson’s home to Rose Bank. Names include Mr Steverison and family, the Wallace household, Miss Golda Blevins, Mrs Souter, and Jerald Selsur moving to a new farm. Protracted meeting at New Providence and various calls at neighbors’ homes populate the week’s social ledger.
A period of personal notes highlights Monogram stoves and ranges Rubberold roofing and other hardware items. Multiple Friday and weekly buyers including George Earl Seth Gresham J H L Selsor Harry Carr Roya American hog wire and Diamond Edge ax among many customers.
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