10 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
1
Seasonal fashion tips highlight lightweight fabrics, versatile layers, and bold prints. Designers emphasize eye catching accessories and practical outfits for transitional weather. Retailers forecast rising demand for casual wear and refined work pieces this season.
A brief note reflects a person’s thrift minded drive for independence. It highlights values of self sufficiency and careful living, underscoring a commitment to refuse dependence on others. The tone is earnest and practical, emphasizing personal responsibility and resilience.
Miss Mary E Corder of Jasper married Norval G Gray at Ciray residence Webb City June 2 in a double wedding with Miss Opie A Little and Alvah Burwick. Inez Burwick sang Lohen Grin and Opal tirng sang Just Something. Pink white decor, luncheon served. Mr Gray, Jasper native and Webb City High School graduate 1912, will pursue business in Webb City. About 45 guests, including Mad Preston family and Miss Minnie Corder.
Jasper lumber dealers have been busy supplying building materials for country operations. Barns and granaries are rising near Hogton and Zion neighborriward while a new inn is replacing a burned one near Jasper. Local farmer Abr Lane, Civil War veteran and longtime stockman, contemplates retirement after a long career.
Quincy Illinois reports the death of WW Jones formerly of Jasper after months of illness. Jones, long in the elevator business with I Tele, resided in Jasper and leaves a widow and four children. Surviving are Mrs A Lee of Quincy, Mrs J W Lewis of Golden, Miss Milith Jones, Edwin Jones of Quincy, and Mrs C H Masters of Jasper is a sister.
Dr Knott reports the birth of a fine strong baby boy to KK O C Wastell and wife living eight miles northeast of Jasper Monday June 7. This makes eleven fine sturdy boys and girls all at home. The parents are in the prime of life and watch with pride the growth of their children.
The ladies of the Christian Church announce a Parcel Post Social at City Park on Saturday June 19 starting at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend and more details will appear in next week's News issue.
G A Johnson disputes our report claiming he beat the horse trader with the pony. He says the horse is Mo hands and not 12. The writer concedes the pony’s condition was mixed as observed mid way through the assessment.
J Ross Dodd assigns his stock of goods and fixtures for the benefit of creditors. John N Marsh elected as assignee. Dodd began business about five years ago. The totals of assets and liabilities are not disclosed.
The rear room of the J. J. Harbur Store, owned by J. W. Baxnard, is torn down for a 10 foot Artek addition across the full building width with concrete flooring. Harbur plans to move the grocery department into the new space and rearrange the store for better flow. A large show window and main street entrance will be added.
Street Commissioner W J Simmons directs a workforce correcting street surfaces. Crews erode and fill multiple spots, notably Bell Street west of Main where a heavy mine covering was laid and graded. Residents funded the chat, city crews hauled, and Jasper could supply a concrete roller for about 10.
Farmer and justice of the peace Jim Hull suffered facial and hand injuries after a horse jumper toppled him last Thursday. He was treated locally and expected to recover without serious complications.
Four generations of the Cline family and relatives gathered in Lamar on Monday to have a group portrait taken of little Verla Cline a bit over one year old. The camera fogged and then failed to function, delaying the session but not dampening the family’s celebration.
Mrs. O S Roberts, ill for months, was greeted with over a dozen bouquets as neighbors showered kindness Tuesday. Flowers of roses, carnations, lilies and more adorned her room while visits and a porch display brightened her days. A prior postcard shower from about 125 friends also brought cheer to the Roberts family.
On account of rain and cool days, wheat harvest is expected to accelerate this week. If weather allows, binders will start work Monday and Tuesday next week, with good prospects for a large yield in Jasper and Darton counties.
Guy Webb, a former student at Warrensburg, has accepted a position in the book-keeping department of Central National Hawk of Carthage. Webb proved a good student and is expected to excel in his business career.
A Jasper Clothier recipient quotes a Texas buyer requesting three mid-prior lines from the Jasper News. A state crop report claims the entire state has no breath stricken spot. Readers with due subscriptions are urged to respond.
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