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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
5
The Rexall line of medicines and allied preparations are advertised as on sale at Pitts store. The promotion highlights common remedies and health products available at discounted prices for local shoppers.
Our picnic at Andrews Grove drew a large crowd with ideal weather and a lively program. Married men tied the ball game 7 to 7 against single men. prizes went to several winners in races rope-jump croquet and dancing. L M Murphy of Carthage, probate judge candidate, reports steady improvement after illness and is optimistic about election prospects.
Charley Hallingsworth aided D O Follmer with no wheat stacking Tuesday. E R Fenner thrished the first wheat in the area last Wednesday for Lee Johnson. The W C T U Fourth of July at Liberty Grove drew a large crowd and lively themes. Johnston string tied to Lawrenee Kansas and Jennie Johnston of Draughon College Springfield and Denver Juleston of Stuttgart visited for the day. Mee Wiroil Glaze and two children from Lamar returned after a week visiting her mother Mrs Ike Thompson. Jennie and Jessie Johnston spent Wednesday in the Blue Ridge neighbors. Mrs Howeia improving and will be up most of the time. Arson from the area spent the qth at Lakeside.
Malin is home from Carthage where he worked. Misses Mamie and Bertie Hatfield visited Mrs. Lane. Alon Wyson spent weekend with home folks. Mrs Lucy Long and sister Miss Bessie Sharp visited Dublin friends. George Sharp returned from Penaloga Kansas where he worked in a blacksmith shop. Frank Sharp and father went to Collison Kansas for harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield spent the day at Lamar. Mr. Lane is cutting oats this week.
A Dewey ice cream supper at Salem church is planned for Saturday night to aid the church. Everyone is urged to attend with their best girl. Mr. Turner survived a Friday oat cutting accident when his team ran away and dragged him into a binder. He escaped with minor injuries and no broken bones. Dr. King reports no bones broken and notes he is resting comfortably. Miss Fern Replogle visits Miss Lorena Estey for a few days. Norval Wasson spent the 4th with Matthews.
A brief Lebanon note recalls a Saturday and Sunday rain shower and social visits. C F Rex greeted friends in Jasper on Saturday while Fred, formerly of Jasper, enjoyed a return trip. Mr and Mrs William Redmond came home Sunday from Sheldon. Herbert Reed tours Joplin this week. P B Cole and wife stayed at J E Carr's on the 9th. A sermon is planned in Lebanon next Sunday by Rev Price.
The report notes a longin under the post for ripening melons and a bridge repair by Lamar crews on North Fork bridge near Mrs Wardlaw’s place. Local visits include Mirron Miller’s Joplin trip and Grandma Miller’s surprise family dinner with about thirty relatives and friends.
The column covers local social events with Will McCune and family visiting Press Roberts, a Joe Cather family reunion, widespread Fourth of July celebrations, Wescott cutting oats for Mr. Hughes, and gatherings among Janey Boyer Ferguson family and Wood family. J R Wheat seeks to buy cream.
The farns and harvests of the neighborhood include siachin and wheat. Families from Mr BG and Mr G M Mainre, Mrs Joe Moyers and others visited. Mr J B Pei and Joe Brenne man made a brief call at Majors. Harvey Jackson and Ben Welsh spend days with brother John Welsh. Dan Magers Roy Mackay attended the Liberty Grove fourth celebration. Misses Tyrie and Cecla Mackey were present. H H Rumble of Norfolk was named by Republicans for congressman. photo resembles Jr Rumble. New embroideries arrive at Webb Bros. J E Steiner from Carthage is plumbing E L Thomas' new dwelling while his wife visits her parents.
Del Beam offers up to date laundry cleaning dyeing and pressing. George Pominger was an exceedingly sick youth the latter part of last week but has recovered. Extra copies of the News for sale at this office 5¢ each.
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