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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
1
Our line of Summer Goods is moving rapidly under the increased demands of warmer weather. Much that is particularly desirable we cannot get again this season. Shoes are highlighted with snaps in Ladies' Low Shoes at $1.26. The public appreciates Good Shoes at Right Prices and are learning where to find them.
A storefront advertises first class fresh groceries available daily. It highlights teas and coffees, plus extracts including Strawberry, Raspberry, Banana, Pineapple, Orange, and Lemon Vanilla flavors with brand examples Gillette and Fowler.
The Mt Moriah Church seven miles south of the city, rebuilt after a fire, will be dedicated next Sunday with services led by Elder EOP Ateneo and Rev. Guy Moore. The day includes Communion, a dinner, and an evening sermon, with a program featuring Epworth League talks and regional clergy.
The Prenton township Sunday School convention met at the Methodist church in this city last Sunday. Rain reduced attendance but the event was enjoyed by those present. Mr Charles Sellars of Anrth ae spoke 47 minutes on Normal Hille Biady, with praise for Sunday School workers. The planned basket dinner was postponed. The afternoon session featured devotional worship by Marian Van Dosen and addressing on The Sunday School and the Home led by Rev Perngucon in place of C J Smith. Nellie Vout came from Carl Junetion to speak on Primary work. Train delays affected some attendees. Officers elected: President Marion Van Dosen, Vice President Miss Anis Deardoril, secretary and treasurer unnamed.
A community performance titled Uncle Tom's Cabin was staged on a sodal car at Whitesel and Lcots blacksmith shop. A 10 piece band marched to the venue and drew a large crowd despite rain. An onstage mishap caused tickets to slip and fans to tumble as mud flew viewed by attendees.
Located in Oklahoma Mrs B F Pittele visits her band parents Me and Siri. Pitts and Pitta families near Falment. KR Larrick reports differing visitations from Ohio while crops struggle. Mrs J Me Phillipa arrived from Chanute to join Lerposboud. They plan to move into their north Main home. Accaslin and Houck showcase silk waist patterns.
A new Route No 5 is established extending southeast from Jasper to Carthage by way of several town roads. Special Agent J P Grote will rally Tuesday with Chas Schlinirt driving the line to shorten existing routes. The route spans roughly 24 miles, reducing travel length between Jasper and Corttiny, with Route No 2 from Jasper to be shortened as well. Applicants for drivers for Jaspers via Alba's new route will be examined next Monday.
A local resident, Mr Hendricks, has marked a fifty foot brook area beside the tree by the store to benefit Unetchod. The setup suggests this will be the site where a significant event or display will occur, attracting town attention.
The text reports a national German nationalist conference planning to gather in southwest Missouri, with projections of 20 000 to 40 000 attendees and a possible move to a specific city following a recent vote. It mentions local council actions in Grand Avenue and bicycles on sidewalks, plus travel notes about CM Masters from Hamilton, Missouri.
A wedding duly honored with Rev Lew officiating at the HM E church. Annie Laurin and Mrs. 4, 2 Loise atorgan led the bridal party. Min Witton and Mr Andrew Gresham served as bridemaid and gentlemen. Guests numbered about 150 as families and friends gathered for a meal and reception following the ceremony. The bride wore pale blue and lace while the groom’s side celebrated with ceremony and a feast of ten courses. The couple will reside with the groom’s family in Jasper.
Community snippets report jury proceedings involving Ran Mitchell and local figures. Report includes arrivals and visitors such as Miss Hole Crandall and Mr Gurney. residents travel to Putebury and Pittinburgh Kansas to visit relatives. Daily photographs at Bek Furniture Store are mentioned.
The report covers Knott preparing to practice in three states with a newly opened office in Jasper after coming from Alinent Tuunstay. It notes his credentials, two distant purports, and the artistic group tied to his work plus Rev. KR. M Trailer and local movements following a Friday night explosion that woke Jasper residents.
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