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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
2
Local column reports marriages, travels, and visits across Carthage Jasper and surrounding areas. Clarence Hammond and Esther Patterson wed at Carthage with Rev D W Moore officiating and plan residence in Jasper. Numerous family visits and dinners noted along with July Fourth festivities and wheat stacking activity.
In Hammond vicinity Blue E Garrett and Clarence captured a flac fish around 16 pounds at North Fork. Visitors include Mage Hatcher of Jefferson City with brother J R Hatcher and friends. Several residents spent Sunday at Paris Taylor's and with Wampler families. Rev J A Reed will preach at Salem Sunday. Miss Vacdia Walker's class plans a creek picnic. James Maxwill of Texas visiting S R Mitchell. Ray Byers family from Joplin visiting Cowherd family. Several local trips to Carthage, Red Oak, Tulsa and Carytown noted.
Mrs May Marruine and others organized a lively Fourth in Carytown with solid grounds, lumber hauled for a platform and seats, music and children exercises. Ray Karls and W Matthews spoke as ten gallons of ice cream and sodas vanished. Sunbeam class celebrated at Carthage. Families gathered at Lakeside and O D Woods to mark Independence Day.
Mrs Mynnie Conca and Mrs Nelson with daughter Fannie visited Sam King on Wednesday. Edna Dayringer stayed with sister Budd Thursday night. Miss Sallie Baston has been ill all week. Paul Campbell Ware and Georgia Kelley called on Notca Larabee Wednesday. Miss Cecil Larabee aided Mrs J E Hull with thrashers Wednesday. H Beal and wife visited F A Baston Wednesday. Most young folks celebrated in Lamar on the Fourth. Lloyd Conner stayed with grandparents Saturday and Sunday. Sam King had a sick cow last week. C M Camp...
Dublin area residents share visits with relatives across Mulberry Kansas Joplin and Carthage as families plan stays and day trips. Notable mentions include Griffitts Dagringer Dayringer and Garner households with several relatives traveling or hosting gatherings.
Missing text notes social calls and visits by local residents. Mrs Stemty Graham and son Homer visited in Carterville. Mrs Graham’s daughter Mrs Will Merrithen hosted. Joe Huber family and Eismna Winter with children visited Fred Winter. Chas Andrews family visited Julia Brown at Jasper. Norris Crumm family spent Fourth with Chas Woodrow. Mrs Will Lyman and children traveled to Keener Arkansas to see Silas Rogers family. Gerald Selsor and wife called on Woodrow household. Mrs John Lee and son Henry visited sister Mrs Mary Thacker.
Sheridan items note Evwa Davis Ben Janney and wife spent Sunday with Mr. Ferguson and wife Ed Davie and family and D N.
The Lebanon column thanks the refreshing rain Sunday afternoon. W R Lyman and family left for Keener Arkansas to visit Mia Lyman’s sister Miss Bestia Hogers who has been ill. Mrs Fannie Ray’s new smoke hose is ready and workmen are expected to buoy a new dwelling. Numerous local residents attended Fourth of July events at Lamar and Lakeside, with trips to Norris, Humansville, Springfield, and nearby homes.
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