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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
5
Local residents share visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Mrs Charles Felting and Mrs Will Budd host and visit friends. a 20 member Indies embroidery club forms with meetings every two weeks. The column records numerous calls, chores, and minor misfortunes including an eye injury to Mr Crabtree and various visits to Kanes, Jasper, Joplin, Carthage, and nearby farms.
Mrs Bertha Webber of Dublin is noted in a brief society item. Mrs Griffitt and Sons Jess and Silas visited Mrs Loughead in Jasper on Wednesday and Mamie Baird of Lakeside was also mentioned in the same social notice.
Miss Helen Scorr appears in Union Valley with multiple mentions of visitors and family. W A McClintock hosts and guests include J F Curtis and Mrs George Patterson. Families such as Malone Patterson Taft and McClintock are noted with Sunday gatherings and wood hauling help. More names appear: Geneva Hubbard Gladys Patterson Robt Clarris Boucher and Scott families with various relatives visiting in late week.
Mr and Mrs and relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Katerina Dinta man of Jasper Sunday afternoon. Mrs George Patterson and daughter Gladys visited. Mrs Lute Vincent and daughter Latelle were also present. Other visits included Mrs Roy Harris and Mrs Joy Kearney visiting W A McClintock and wife. Otto McClintock and Charley McClintock visited Clive Patterson. Reverend Holdeman visited Jacob Scott and family. Jennie Thiemimel visited relatives in Carterville last Tuesday.
Sheridan residents share dinners and visits among families including Liamond Lillie Davis, Mel, Agnes Gresham, Wena Davis, and Supt. Vernon Matthews. A Christian Endeavor meeting discussed The Old Bible, and Sunny Latrick is slated to lead next. Community skating at Possum Creek, pie supper plans for January 1H, and several absences due to sickness or bad weather appear among local households.
Mrs. ). 1. ALACIER, Bell Boyd spent Wednesday night and Thursday with his brother, BED, Boyd and family. John King and Walter McPeak butchered hogs last week. Gay Mann and wife of Lamar are visiting the latter's parents, C. Crusa and family. Frank Carns and family called on S. R. Mitchell and wife of Jasper Wednesday. A dance was given at the home of Jess Onstott and wife one night Merion King and wife spent part of last week with the latter's parents, Chas. Pugh and wife, near Duval. Fay Hartley and family of Jasper spent Sunday at the Hartley home, Milo Butler of Forest Grove was in this vicinity on business Monday Mrs. Jin Bradford called on Mrs. Frank Carns Thursday afternoon Francis Carns was enrolled on the Blue list of pupils Monday morning, Hice Hartley was hauling baled straw Monday.
Katie Hughes administratrix of the estate of H S Hughes announces letters of administration were granted by the Jasper County Probate Court on January 1. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be precluded from benefits. if not presented within one year from the last publication, claims are forever barred. First publication January 21.
When a child shows symptoms of a cold, Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey is recommended to quickly ease symptoms and prevent worsening. The ad claims the remedy soothes the lungs loosens mucus and strengthens the system and is sold for 250 at H Pitts Bucktlin's Aroioa Salve for sores also advertised.
Jim Jacobs of Medoc Missouri wandered through Cherryvale Kansas and kicked a gas meter by a schoolhouse mistaking it for a football. He suffered a damaged foot with a broken astragalus and ruptured ligaments but escaped serious injury beyond the bumps.
In a small town minister facing salary delays, he told his congregation that their lack of pay and weddings showed love was absent. He announced his move to become chaplain at the state penitentiary and, in a final act, preached on preparing a place, ending with a note about a song “Meet Me There.”
A promotional pitch offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text asserts longtime credibility of I J Cheney, mentions a national bank, and touts internal action of the remedy. Includes price and distribution through druggists.
William Holdeman named executor by Probate Court of Jasper County for the estate of Sasan Holdeman. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not filed within one year from the last publication will be forever barred. First published January 7.
Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of John A. Clouser that W. H. Clouser, administrator, will seek a final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Jasper County Missouri. The session will be held at Carthage on the Sunday of February 1915. First publication January 7.
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