Local Social Roundup From Zion and Nearby Towns
Ben Johnson and wife guests of Sue Johnson Sunday. Hamp Campbell and wife at Gus Campbell's. Carl Ballard and wife at Robert Wolfe's. Herschel Radford and wife with Dan John family. Hattie Gill at Pearl Burnett. Mrs Tross McConnell and son Max at Wm. McConnell's. Frank Isenmann and wife with Charley Thomas. Miss Betlie Lowenstein and Edna at Mrs Follmer's. Avery Foster and wife visited Carterville relatives. Igenmiann couple at Mrs W. J. Carter's. Julia Strecker hosted by Geneva and Kenyon Hubbard. Virgil and Winfred Carter with Leslie Templin. Helen Heatt ill. Bloomingdale School taught by Mrs. Ixenmann. Virgil Carter and Hill Magers at Raymond Foster's. Lucy Strecker taught Summit School. Don Sorviston dined with Herbert Follmer. May Sanfou with parents J. M. Sanford couple. Robert White in Avilla. Carl McConnell in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Sue Johnson
Hamp Campbell
Gus Campbell
Carl Ballard
Robert Wolfe
Herschel Radford
Dan Johnson
Hattie Gill
Pearl Burnett
Tross McConnell
Max
Wm. McConnell
Frank Isenmann
Charley
Thomas
Bunday
Mis
Betlie Lowenstein
Edna
Bloomingdale
Virgil Carter
Hill Magers
Raymond Foster
Lucy Strecker
Summit School
Philip Campbell
Don Sorviston
Herbert Follmer
May Sanfou
J. M. Sanford
Robert White
Avilla
Tuas
Carl McConnell
Joplin
Community Notes From Dry Fork Column
Mrs. W I Risa and others are mentioned with health updates. Janis Chesham and wife visited Sunday with her parents. Arthur Wrest called at J I Ming's. Opal Stith, Vera Boyd, EO Sing showing improvement. Students return to school after illness. Homer King of Carthage visited his father J WM King. Jim Blaise visited King’s Sunday. Leola Vatrick stayed with sister Mrs W F King. Clarence Gresham and Jay Vatrick with W J King and wife visited Sterling’s Sunday. Newt Miller and Laura Miller seen around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smelser
Janis Chesham
Arthur Wrest
J. 1
Ming
Opal Stith
Vera Boyd
Sing
Agin
Neipye
Homer King
Carthage
J. WM. King
Jim Blaise
King’s
Leola Vatrick
W. F. King
Clarence Gresham
Jay Vatrick
W. J. King
Sterling’s
Newt. Miller
I. St. Ning
Laura Miller
W. F. Ning
Carytown Community Notes Amid Mud and Travel Woes
Old Dry Fork was fordable late Friday after a muddy day. Cars from Carthage and Jasper faced delays while mail was left at Carytown. Local hog butchering continues and 66 attendees went to church despite conditions. Teachers and residents deal with minor illnesses and dental work. William Cline and William Turner plan farm tasks if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carytown
Enite Turner
Old Dry Fork
Carthage
Jasper
Pourtmaan
Wiggins
Elliott
Mr. Miller
Thad
Blue and Bethel Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs J J Tlarden and others travel to Golden City and Lamerin in a shared automobile last week. Frank Wardlow hosts a dance with friends. Arthur Oneaby family visits J A Taylor. Fred Pugh and family help butcher with Walter McPeal family. Mrs George Tilly visits. Hatcher and Oneaby cut wood for Herring. Numerous local dinners and visits follow, with rural families noting high water and a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge Lilly
Houston
Cline
Hert
Golden City
Frank Wardlow
Arthur Oneaby
J. A. Taylor
Sun Uhiy
Fred Pugh
Walter McPeal
George Tilly
George Juillin
Jud Hatcher
Arthur Onesby
Alice Kellner
Va Cline
Ruth Pugh
Violet Usuimal
Mixes Hobson
Drue Sharp
George Fowler
Hoston
Vivian Costley
George Costley
Nouil Enprier
Pre
Malta News Roundup of Visits and Illness
Miss Kra Macnis Mrs Massey and children visited Mr Jarvis Phesiliy J O Bell dine Mtter Dan Magers aided John Welsh who batetu r Wednewliy Jon Wilson and family visited Mr Wilsons mother Monday and on return to Boston the axte of lids his automobile broke Virgil Carter and Will Magers visited tevin and Poster Saturday evening Jon Magers visited Gallen City Friday Mrs Jarvis and Miss Ruby visited Mrs Welsh Wednesday Mrs John Welsh and Miss Ruby Jarvis were Kenoma visitors Tuesday afternoon Ben Major remains in St Louis hospital his sister there who he was visiting suffered pneumonia on the 16th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welsh
Misa Ruby Jarvis
Kenoma
Ben Major
St. Louis
Ilia
Woman Seeks To Help Other Women With Tanlac
Mrs. W. C. Bailey travels from Kansas City Kansas to Federmann Drug Store in Kansas City Missouri to praise Tanlac the Master Medicine for relief from long running catarrh of the stomach and nerve troubles. She says after one bottle she already feels greatly improved and hopes other women will benefit as well. C. L. Isaacs endorses Tanlac as effective for stomach liver kidney and calorrhal troubles with testimonials daily. Tanlac is available at Pitts Drug Store Jasper for $1.00 a bottle three for $2.75 or six for $7.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bailey
Kansas City
Kansas
Federman Sath & Main Street
Missouri
Tanlac
Jasper
Pitts
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Jasper News
Arthur F. Drake
Zion
W. I. Risa
Blue and Bethel
J. J. Tlarden
Malta
Kra Macnis
J. D. Harbur
Pioske
A. W. Radford Auctioneer
Jasper, Missouri
J. B. Nealy
Nealy & Arner’s Barber Shop
ING CO
Schooler Grain Company
Aussout
Pew
Crow Mercantile Co
Farmers Cooperative Elevator
J.P. Leiss
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