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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
4
Local residents from Jasper and adjacent towns gathered through visits and outings. Families including Schooler, McConnell, Mackey, Hagan, and Hubbard were seen in Webb City, Pittsburg, and Carthage. Socials featured an ice cream social by the Crochet Club and visits to relatives in multiple cities.
Mrs. W. I. King hosted and visited relatives in Dry Fork along with Irene Winans visiting her sister Mrs Basil McClintock. Wilfred Smelser visited Paul Wood, Homer King and family dined with E R King, and Riley Homer Clarence King and Tom Flowers toured J F Gulick's Hereford cattle bound for Indiana. Laura Miller joined Press Woods for a Sunday afternoon, Tom Flowers and family dined with C A King, Bert Ward entertained Jasper visitors, Fernpatrick spent Sunday with her sister Mrs W I King.
Malta notes show Miss EMA MAGERS Fay Jarvis and her family returning to Memphis Tennessee after a two weeks visit with Mr Jarvis parents. John Welsh visited Mr Magers Sunday. Dan and Will Magers called on John Wilson Sunday morning. John Wilson and family visited his mother Butttay id Magers. Kansas City relatives are visiting G M Magers family this week.
Miss Luna Dixons and a cluster of relatives and friends gathered across Jasper Route 2. The report lists Milton family members visiting, trips to Webb City, and Sunday gatherings at several homes including Mrs. N. M. Dixon and Mrs. Lena Westerman.
Miss Nerrie Lowe visits Ed Calvert and family. car trips to Carthage. Stays with neighbors. Emery Teeter and Mrs. Teeter illness. Hall farm sale attendees from Carthage visit. horses injured on wire. Grandma Glick fractures leg. family injuries improving. Dick Patterson's daughter recovering from kidney trouble.
Blue Star residents Mrs Emma King and children called on W8 Pennington Monday evening. Families of H F Coiner Collie Blevins and others traveled to Carthage Tuesday. Numerous visits occurred Sunday to UL H Brown s Mrs Lula Wells and site of Mrs King. Several guests visited Mrs H J Conner midweek and Dr Norton and Mrs Norton joined Hull party on Greenfield trip. Correspondents urged to mail munis by Monday evening.
DEWEY. Mrs May MaTrunws and Arch Rice took his family to Lakeside in his new auto on the Fourth. Alexander's family visited Walter Carter's nearby. Thirty Sam McReynolds Carthage friends spent the Fourth at his home with fireworks. Vernon Matthews spoke at the Dudenville Sunday School convention on building up a Sunday School. it boasts the largest non sectarian Sunday School in the county outside cities. Ladies Aid Society to meet at Matthews' Saturday. Rick Carter and family at Avery Foster's. Mr. Hull's folks went to Lakeside. Mrs. Tom Kyte very sick. Mrs. Rolla not better. Valley Blauth bought a fine team of mules.
Miss Ruby Lane and Anna Jacobs of Monett visit Miss Edith Selsor this week. Families socialize across multiple households including Stansberry, Griffitts, Andrews, and Woodrow. Harvest travel to Inland Nebr. for threshing, and a marshmallow toast among Lebanon youths is noted. Grace and Sun Phillips from Lawrence County visit J W Phillips.
Edna Davis and Fern Patrick spent Sunday with Pearl Hay. Elsie Gresham returned from Springfield for the Fourth. Fern Patrick also visited Agnes Gresham and attended Sunday School with 136 present. Families from Carthage and Webb City joined local neighbors for meals and calls. Virgil and Winfred Garter and Leslie Templin traveled to Waco Sunday.
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