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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Webb City resident Jas A. Daugherty is authorized to announce his candidacy for Congress in Missouri's Fifteenth District. The nomination will be determined by Democratic voters at the primary election.
Mrs May Cline extends an invitation to neighborhood children under thirteen to meet at her home on June 9 at 2 pm. Mrs Busby appears on the sick list this week. Her two week old daughter is progressing well. Mrs Goff shows some improvement. Mrs McCarthy and Miss Hattier and Louise are staying with Mrs Elliot in Carytown.
Mrs. Girton and children visited Mrs. Gaddis while Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Matthews viewed airships in Aight. Judge and Mrs. Brock attended a W C T U institute at Zion. Salem Union plans to meet at the church at 7 30 p.m. and will sing new Missouri dry songs with newly issued books.
Mrs Griders father and sister of Dade county visited Dublin last week. Philip Horn works at Carthage cutting stone. J C Webber sells McConnons goods north of town this week. Mr Lane recovering from rheumatism. Mr Sharp and family visited Cary town with daughter Mrs Long. Roseos Baird from Billings Montana visits Dublin. Willie Garret moved to Ab Hyder's farm last week. John Griffin works for Ed Ward low. Leonard Rand works for Mr Hatfield. Hugh and Ernest Melton worked for Mr Hatfield last week. Tom Dodd and Gay Webb drove on Main street Sunday. Denis Grider was in Carthage on business.
Zion reports a busy week with visits from Mr. and Mrs. A L Thomas to town, a large crowd at the Vaught gathering, and several trips to Carthage for family visits. Mrs. Mart Jacobs suffered a knee sprain after a fall, while local institutes and Sunday school events drew many despite high water.
A health and beauty advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for a weak sickly woman. It claims to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen nerves, brighten eyes, freshen breath, and improve skin and complexion, aiding health and charm. George Webb Bros.
Al Miller drove a new rubber tired buggy as a large church crowd enjoyed two fine sermons by Rev Hogan of Jasper. Miss Lizzie Stansberry visited Samar and attended graduation. An ice cream supper is planned in Lebanon next Saturday night, June 4, with all invited. Mrs. Goodrich is very sick. Uno.
I G F Lodge to elect officers Monday night June 6 with all members expected to attend. N G Hardaway signs as notifier.
Blue George Budd and wife spent Sunday at Elmer Pugh's. Thur m Alganbright of Pleasan ton, Kans., visits friends nearby. Roscoe Huffman spent Sunday with Mirron Miller. Drue Sharp and wife called at Mrs. W. M. Wardlow's. Sam King and wife spent Sunday afternoon at J. Frakes. Miss Cora Beeson stayed Thursday night and Friday with Annie Wardlow. Delbert Hyder spent Sunday with John King. Some residents traveled to Joplin Saturday to see air ships. Pearl Wright visited home folks Sunday. Henry White and Walt McPeak spent Sunday at Philys Budd's. George Fowler and son Fred of near Lamar spent Monday at Mrs. W. M. Warillow's. Mirron and Arthur enjoy ice cream. Sally.
Last Saturday night the schoolhouse ice cream supper drew a good crowd and netted 12.10. Mrs. Lee Mitchell visited with her grandparents, Joseph Cather and wife, and several neighbors spent time in the area. Several residents attended church in Jasper and neighbors shared Sunday visits before Elmer Hughes injured his foot with a pitchfork prong. Florence Milton spent the weekend with Mrs. Lee Mitchell while Hugh Melton worked for Tom.
Miss Viola Baker of Orange Texas credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing her chronic misery and headaches. The ad asserts nerve energy fuels all organs and promises the first bottle helps, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Fragments note a revenue or goods sale with a reference to T. Whitsell. The terse line hints at a discussion or inquiry about the sale terms and pricing. No clear date place or full names beyond Whitsell are established in the readable text.
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