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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
2
Correspondents are asked to email their letters to reach the office by Monday evening. The notice emphasizes timely submission and provides no further details on format or contact.
Lebanon Mississippi community notes list visitors and gatherings at multiple homes including the Wim Lane and Selsor households. The piece mentions rock parties, Sunday visits, skating at Jack Miley’s, and various relatives and neighbors sharing meals and leisure activities over the weekend.
Blue Star Mrs Myrtle Coiner appears in several social lines alongside neighbors and relatives. Tressle and Bernice Blevins were dinner guests of Jessie and Vera Pennington. Havel Tightower and Churn Wright spent the afternoon visiting. Marie Goodard visited the school last week. Fred Campbell called on John Leek Thurday evening. H J Conner and wife visited in Carthage Tuesday with K M Wright and family. Mrs Goddard spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Heekiman. Adam Malone called on Mr Dull Tuesday. Clara Wright and Ella Mikesell visited Malone Sunday evening. Mrs Heckman and daughters Katie and Elsie spent Friday afternoon at Mrs Thompson’s. Mrs Malone spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Brown. Jalie Kaderly and wife visited J B Hull Sunday. S P ing and family spent Sunday at Marl Grapner’s. George Nelson, recently visiting his sister Mrs Sant Ning, was called to Wichita, Kansas, Monday for the death of his uncle. Bernice with Wressie Blevins spent Saturday afternoon with Havel and Francis Wrightower. M Wells and wife spent Sunday at the Taggart home. Karl Owen spent last week at A B Coiner’s. Joe Vaughn is working for A U Brown. Mrs Shiamme called on Mrs Brown and Colmer Friday.
Local items report man named Dewey Mathews planning to move to Mr Dewees's farm next week. Mrs Blauth improving after illness. Various social visits and school activities noted including valentines, Sunday School turnout of 47, and the Epworth League change from Christian Macdenver society. Several residents mentioned: Will Flowers, Jasper, John Gaddis, Vernon Matthews, Ruby Bull, Pearl Usby, Miss Carter, Curthage visit, Hobe Coe program upcoming, and multiple social calls and illnesses.
Local snippets report social visits in Rising Sun and Jasper. Mrs A D Lowe and daughter spent Tuesday with Mrs Abe Teeter. families helped Will Wood and Frank King with wood. several residents traveled to Carthage and Oklahoma, with North Fork and Hillie bridge disruptions noted. Diphtheria cases among Wescott children easing. Missouri homes and nearby Colorado plans discussed. last week’s events include visits, farm chores, and minor mishaps.
Theodore Lawson and family spent Sunday with L. W. Boyer and family. Misses Helen Merion Hazel and Beulah Wood visited Charley Hane and wife. Lula and Tomer Dixon spent Sunday at the home of Charles Wescott. Miss Muth Starrett, who lost two fingers months ago, returned home from Carthage. Henry Myers returned from Greenfield. Win Huffman and wife visited F. W. Wescott. Roy Bray stayed with Vern and Clarence Boyer. Mrs. Marion Miller visited her daughter Lela Westerman in Webh City Sunday-Monday. Mail delivery disrupted by high water Friday-Saturday. W. H. Hille called on T. L. Perguson. Mrs. Collier and Beatrice visited W. J. Milton. W. B. Milton improving. A family visited Saturday. Mrs. Boyer called on Mrs. Miller.
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