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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
2
Local notes recap social visits and family events across Lakeside, Carthage, and nearby towns. Names include Edna Allard, Rosalie Progver, Arthur Flowers, Jessie Jolineren, and Geneva Hubbard amid garden parties, graveside services, and a local option discussion. Community calendar mentions Thompson's gravesront gathering and a postwar visiting schedule.
threshing wheat and berry canning keep residents busy despite dry weather. Mre M L Arner and sister Mre Geo Arner assist with Granda Arner who is very rich. John Magen calls on Joly Ward this week while John Ross and wife return from California. Lily Vew MOA visits and others attend family gatherings and Sunday School events. Neighbors share meals and small social visits, with Dr Kinnwtt called to see Goo Lally on Sunday.
Blue Star residents and neighbors share Thursday visits and Sunday gatherings. Mr Mikeswll, Mrs Veter Heckman, Ms Benson family, Ella Mikesell, and Edith Conner are among those who called or hosted in Jasper area. George Harrington, Leslie Lawless, Marie Johnson, Edna Open, and others appear in multiple visits and dinners with local families.
Dublin notes report Mrs Buxtia Weenen and Mrs Dora Armstrongs daughter of Joplin visiting home folks this week J C Webber made a business trip near Nashville last week and Walter Armstrong was at work during the period the items refer to.
Local residents record social visits, farm activity, and health notes. Frank Wood and family visit John Bureard. Lunt travels to Alba. Mrs Nett visits Jasper. Mr Pfander reports five weeks of drought harming crops. Beatrice Mitchell, Grace Gulick, and others share afternoons with neighbors. Sunday school and Chau tauqua plans loom.
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