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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
5
Pitts store advertises The Rexall Line of Medicines and Toilet Preparations at discount. Includes Rexall remedies and toiletries for household use. Deals highlight personal care items and health supplies available to shoppers.
Mr and Mrs Howard Matthews and daughter were entertained by Mrs Gaddis on Monday and by Mr and Mrs Thompson on Tuesday. Mrs Kiser and her three sons arrived from Kansas to visit in Deweytown with halfway remarks about Kansas dry laws. The Sunday school convention at Salem was a success with full attendance and an extra selection by Carey Smith and daughter. The Carytown Sunday school is flourishing while Mrs Longs baby in Carytown had a fall and the doctor found no bones broken. Orin Buster has a new surry and threshing and a rise of new wheat at the elevator.
Summer sale notice from JD Harbur's announcing all summer goods priced at cost. Includes pest control items Flecks Louse Killers in liquid and powder forms. Advertises Pitts drive store location.
North Star items describe John Eicher leaving for Holden and his disdain for jiggers. Wild cherries are plentiful around North Star. A visiting Kipfer family from Seward County joins J I Buerge's kin. An admirer sends a poem praising old maids, arguing they deserve respect for independence and vigor, while portraits of local life and wells appear in the rural page.
A wind and electric storm swept Zion Sunday night. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruffet and their Los Angeles son visiting uncle John Gohr. The S. & convention at Salem church drew a large crowd with praise for Mr. Andrews of Joplin. Clarence Keith bought a rubber tired buggy. John Gohr lost a cow Monday. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vaught on July 12.
Those pies of boyhood are recalled as tastier than present fare. The ad blames changed digestion for dull meals and touts Eletric Bitters as a complete toning up of stomach liver kidneys and bowels to restore health vigor and appetite. Only 50 cents at Webb Bros.
T. H. Hammond promotes top market pay for cream. Dr Scoooler's introduces Starless liniment claims to be best on earth with a free sample offer. Date 6 16.
Charles Lilly purchased a fine auto last week and warned friends to stay out of the way. Mr. W. Fish of Joplin spent Saturday and Sunday at Ed Dairy’s home. Mrs. W. M. Mevins and daughter Mrs. Chas. Faris visited Mrs. M. Wardlow on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Paris Taylor called on Mrs. Job Miller last week. Jessie Kincaid spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate McCarty. Mr. and Mrs. Waller McPeak and their infant visited to see the McPeak parents in Joplin Saturday. Miss Sadie Wylie of Pittsburg visited her uncle Houston Cline. Mrs. W. M. Wardlow and daughter Annie spent Monday at Mrs. C. H Gearheart’s in Duval. Wm. Faris had dinner with Arthur Mevius Sunday.
Henry Kaderly and James Carmean came from Kansas City Saturday. Henry returned Sunday. James stays about three weeks. Mrs. Davis returned from Joplin. Lightning damaged a barn on Jacob Resh’s property leased by C S Andrews. Wes Wolf of the Jasper Redsox visited J E Hull with his wife. Mrs. Jennie H Rackley of Springfield will spend the summer with J Hull’s family. Crops look good with abundant fruit. apples prevail though a few peaches are noted.
Rev Hogan of Jasper will preach at the Lynnland school house Sunday night. Everyone is invited. Miss Lucile Teter of Alba visited at Jake Byers last week. Link Milton and Mrs Parlee Shaw were married last Thursday at Carthage and moved to the Canning farm. Mrs Chas Wescott visited home folks Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Press Roberts and others spent Sunday at I Y Byers. The wheat stackers crew will finish their work this week. Grace Cather is visiting home folks for a few weeks.
Miss Bertie Hatfield has returned home from Lamar where she attended school. Will Lane stacks oats this week. P. H. Horn went to Carthage last Tuesday. Mrs. Hatfield and daughters Mamie and Bertie visited with Mrs. Lane Saturday evening. Mrs. Gaines visited with Tom Kunkler and family of Jasper. Hatfield is putting up hay this week. Mrs. Lucy Long and Miss Bessie Sharp of Carytown are visiting with their mother Mrs. Sharp. Job and Grant Miller and families visited with Mr. Hatfield and family Sunday.
Farmers thresh and stack as wheat comes in fine. Mrs Joe Magers and family visit her father J P Bell for a few weeks. Miss May Snell of Carthage visits Ina Magers. Mrs Joe Brenneman mourns her father. E G Magers family returns to Kansas City. Miss Minnie Wright from Rockford Ill visits Mrs W C Mackey. J P Bells horse frightened by a car damages his buggy. no serious injuries.
Haymaking dominates the neighborhood as Jasper Saunger drives about visiting relatives, with A Goldhammer and Jasper Saunger in Carthage with Willard Cavance and family. Alma Woodrow and Sara Dell Redmond stay with Lizzie Stansberry after Sunday. Sunday school continues despite warm weather. Redmond’s mule was caught in a wire during the Sunday storm. Extra News copies 5¢ each. Take your cream to J R Wheat.
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