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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
Union Valley residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns including Carthage Jasper Golden City and Colum bia University links. Families gather for dinners church services baptisms and outings as windstorm and illness affect plans.
Mrs J I Lukens of Carthage visits along route two with friends. Miss Mertie Milton spends week with aunt near Medoe. Jack Milton and family and Miss Nina Milton visit W M Milton home Tuesday. Myrtle Myers visits her son Prest Myers. N M Dixon and family call at Joe Heger’s Sunday. Frank Scott family visit Chas Cline’s Sunday. Children’s exercises at Preston Sunday night. I E Bray family visit with relatives in Kansas. Misses Emma Yelton Lula Dixon Floy Rudy and Frances Ferguson visit Carthage Saturday. Willis Green friends and relatives gather at his home for a surprise on his forty seventh birthday.
The Balem Children’s Day program Sunday night went well despite threatening weather and crowds leaving to avoid the storm. Attendees stayed late and weather calm on the way home. Several local residents visited or attended events and family gatherings followed, including Mrs. Turner hosting thanks to parents and children.
Sunday visits fill the week as residents from Blue and Bethel and nearby farms spent time with kin and friends. Henry Bull and family joined Hert and Len Quillin, while Frank Carns and family bought a Webb Bros. suit last week. Roving auto rides, church and home visits, and folk visiting in Lamar, Western Kansas, and Dia mond marked the week amid health notes and social calls.
Mrs Charles Elting, Mrs York and daughters hosted Lamar friends while J F Gulick and wife visited Carthage. Thomas Edwards and wife stayed with the Eltings. Mrs Farr spent days in Lamar. Nett family with Ed Quillin. Pfander’s Roy Binney and family guests. Vida Buzzard began music lessons with Miss Williams. Ed Gulick ill with cold. many neighbors at various homes. Ice cream social at Serafini’s drew a large crowd. George Roberts visited. Buzzards of Jasper in town. G W Wagner building a new barn. Stonehooker visits Charles Stonehooker.
The News presents unruled linen and band papers in white gray and blue with envelopes for business correspondence. A well equipped office needs tasteful stationery on good paper and can order non stock sizes in three to four days from an extensive sample line.
The News offers a line of neat correspondence cards in matching envelopes suitable for short notes invitations and announcements reflecting the current fashion for ladies.
An ad promoting a 20 year life policy promises payout the next day if the insured dies or full refund of paid premiums if they survive the term. Bert Webb is the contact at Kansas City Life Insurance Co. Advertisers were urged to submit copy by Monday and no later than Tuesday noon.
A vintage ad promises neuralgia relief by applying a few drops of Sloan's Liniment to the face head arm shoulder or back. It claims rapid relief with no rubbing and that life will seem brighter after use. Offers 4 ounces for 25 cents at local Pitts store.
Letters of administration granted by the Jasper County Probate Court to J L Thomson on June 2 1915 for Mary Thomson deceased. Claimants must exhibit within six months for allowance or be barred if not shown within one year from last publication.
Our stock features high grade goods from Big Horn FOG Van Camp Heinz and Pickwick. We pride ourselves on a good fruit and vegetable selection and remind a few customers to settle up promptly at the start of each month to cover meat bills.
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