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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
5
The message records flooding on Saturday washing away wheat at Dey Fork and losses for farmers including Mr Deering and Kenny Miller. It notes visitors from Carthage and Oklahoma, yellowing health updates for Mrs O D Wood, and social mentions such as the W C T A gathering planned for July 7 with Mrs Tur ore.
Baseline Mr Wiliam's daughter Mrs Prosser and two children arrive from St Louis for summer. Reverend Schieasman of Jewel College to preach at Salem church third Sunday. Mrs Mary Eterling from Dvenweg visits mother-in-law Mrs Bterling. Don Bedell sells a horse to H O Earl for £116. Mrs J E Crom from Tulss Oklo visits R Crum's family. W S Johnson stays with daughter Mrs ChasCrow near Avilla. Mrs Walter Haynes sister Mrs Judd from Carthage for a few days. Robert Gresham imports three bee boxes from Ohio, each with a queen and ~60 bees. Mr and Mrs Bicknell Bender visit Carthage. Mrs Sam Davis dies in Jasper and is buried at Galem graveyard.
Fred and Harry Pike of Kansas City visit Mrs. Jacob Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood join Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCune for Saturday night. Pearl Wescott returns Friday from a two week visit with relatives at Carthage. Milton and children spend Sunday at Joseph Cather’s. Mrs. Busan Lewis returns and stays in the vicinity. Mrs. Marcia Collier visits Mr. and Mrs. El Collier. Mea. Hille and daughter Lucy also mentioned.
Mrs Leivis and Mr Sod Mra bie hosted visitors Sunday evening at W B Milton. Wood spent Sunday with relatives in Barton County. Homer and Gola Dixon stayed several days last week with Mr and Mrs Chae Wesenit.
A weekend storm dropped heavy rain and almost no waterspout, flooding creeks beyond thirty year highs and causing extensive crop damage. Acres of shocked wheat were ruined while residents, including the Wamplers and Crawford families, visited relatives and neighbors amid the weather repairs.
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Dan forth Ma hails Electric Bitters as reversing years of dyspepsia and near 20 years of misery. The tonic restored appetite, sleep and strength, improving liver and kidney troubles. Only 50 cents at Webb Brow.
During the recent flood Coon Creek rose three feet in thirty minutes. Mr Johnson is cutting his ante this week while Nash Lester stacks wheat for John King. Mrs A M Long traveled to Cullison Kansas last Thursday and Miss Mints Grider of Carthage visits her parents this week. Marsh Deardorff called on Dad Butler Saturday as the Dublin gun club held its lighthearted shoot Monday evening.
Society address cards offered at the News office with cheap rates. Mentions C C F Masonic K T and Woodmen designs. Rex and Patterson shipped a batch of cattle to Carthage yesterday.
One hundred carloads of mine tailings are shipped daily for ballast on the Missouri Pacific railroad between Joplin and Kansas City and between Kansas City and Pueblo, Colorado. The six week effort will continue about six months, with each car carrying about 60,000 pounds for a daily total of 6,000,000 pounds and an estimated 1,080,000,000 pounds by project end, the largest consign ment from the district. Also, Pete and Ligo Lang returned from Carey, Ohio, and visit parents east of town.
Notice states the meat market will be open Sunday mornings until 10 o'clock and that Crandall Bros. Beam acts as agent for up-to-date laundry. Laundry services include cleaning, dyeing, and pressing with ladies' work a specialty.
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