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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
4
D Chandler arrived home Saturday after weeks in eastern states, mainly Bealeton West Virginia with a brother he located four years ago after forty years apart. He reports health improvement and is back at work in the store, with plans for a possible winter trip to the mountain states or west coast if improvement wanes.
Lelby Jones remains permanently in charge of the Webb Store dry goods department after leading the department since the big sale opened. A former Lamar merchant with years in the southeast state, he is hailed as an exceptional dry goods man. Star Brand Shoes Are Better.
Personal and local notices advertise fresh fruits and vegetables and daily ice deliveries. Hammond's flour brands and farm trade calls invite customers and sellers while Joplin College notes promise steady salaries and new term starting September 4.
Misses Merta and Ethel Peter son arrived home from Colorado. John Hinamon visits Columbus, Ohio for several weeks. C. L. Spaid and wife visit family in Joplin. Mrs. Wm. Bayne visits Baxter Springs. Miss Ethel Masters returns from Appleton City. Ice deliveries available at all hours from Crandall alley. The Monett Midgets lose to Aurora 4 to 2. Cream days announced for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Geo Winters a well known farmer near Jaspar died at his home last Wednesday afternoon after a three week illness. Complications in the last week ended hope for recovery. Burial was at Mt Carmel cemetery after services at Mt Carmel Church conducted by Rev Hill. Survived by wife three children his mother and a brother Fred both in the neighborhood and a cousin Henry Winters of Illinois attended the funeral.
For sale six new chairs described as bright and unused. The seller asks buyers to furnish the chairs while the seller will provide the newness. The item is presented in a concise classified style with minimal details.
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