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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
A neighborly roundup lists visits and gatherings across Marionville Carthage Jasper and Lamar. People such as Miss Dessin Campbell Miss May Sanford and Miss Hazel Carter are mentioned along with families visiting friends teachers examinations and social events. The item notes new hires and errands including switchboard work and buggy purchases and mentions several local households hosting dinners and parties during a recent weekend in June.
Hattie Hyder spent several days last week with cousin Monte King Pauline and Olga Ely returned to Joplin Wednesday after a brief visit with friends and relatives here Min Kelley and Bert Kaderly stayed overnight Wednesday and Thursday
Sunday School canceled at Lebnon due to Boston convention. Rev Walter Hill misplaced Bible June 1 between Lebanon Church and home. return to owner or church. Mrs Clina Stansberry visited sister Mrs Clyde Southwick. Clyde Sentherck and family visited Mr Southwick’s parents in Lamar Sunday. Alra Henry Graham called. Jay afternoon visit by Cline of Jasper. Frank Ray visited Harry and Homer Graham Sunday. Itona Redmind visited Mac Woodtow Sunday. Ernest Vandeventer and wife from Joplin spent a few days with parents. Pred Winter sent to Webb City. jersey cow and two calves. Mrs Henry Graham heard from sister-in-law Mrs Netle Rogers, formerly at White House Washington, D.C., she returned to Webb City due to Hines.
Mrs Weir and Mrs Kincaid visited Mrs Earls on Wednesday and Mrs Hancock south of Carthage on Thursday. Monday Mrs Weir and children left for Fort Worth Texas. Miss Lee of Lawrence County visits her aunt Mrs Turmer. Mrs Seth Gresham hosts her niece Miss File from Pittsburg Kansas. Dick Carter builds a cerceited kitchen.
Pleasant Hill notes list Miss Mary Triplett visiting Miss Currie and Miss Irene Winans. Rev and Mrs Stacy Phillips and family were entertained at Wim Patterson's. Mrs Chas Elting visited J W Edwards. Moon and daughter Marion visited Will Tallman's. Lela Schott stayed with Esther Patterson. Floyd Winder returned from the west. Harvest times near as wheat ripens. Will Wood’s family visited. Several local residents attended gatherings at Gresham, Patterson, and Edwards homes. Joe Smith attended Carthage commencement exercises last week.
In the Jasper area neighbors cut wheat as binders hum and crops ripen slowly. Wm Lane harvests wheat sown on his father’s land. Chas Woodrow harvests for Mr Garner on Hate Field farm. J C Rex family from Albuquerque visits J H Selsor and plans a month with friends in the area and Lamar. Mrs Rose, cousin to Mrs Rex, visits at Rex and Weston homes. Various locals, including Mrs Cas Woodrow and Miss Nellie Lane, visit Carthage and Norris Crumm. Edith Selsor, from Springfield, remains for a longer stay with her grandparents. The Jasper Baptist Sunday School junior boys picnic concludes the segment.
A report from the Armstrong home event notes Thursday gathering with Mr and Mrs HH Sharp Rev and Mrs T W Medearis of Jasper Miss Laura Mille of Pepsin and others enjoying fishing and ball games. Earl Ray and neighbors share visits, farm work, and wheat cutting as community life continues with illness and a death in the area.
Mrs J R Harowen welcomed a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Pugh last week. Bell Boyd spent time with friends near Asbury. Mrs W M Wardlow returned from Carthage after three weeks away. Mrs John King visited Mrs Henry Pugh Monday. Mrs Lank Arner of Jasper visited her sister Mrs George Arner over Sunday. Farmers are harvesting wheat. Mr Depee returned from near Sarcoxie after three weeks strawberry picking. Uncle Tom Seal was buried at Waters Cemetery Monday. A Fay Hartley gathering drew a good crowd Saturday night. Mrs Lou Lucas and daughter Jessie visited Mrs Wardlow and Mrs J R Hatcher Tuesday afternoon.
Sheridan and Maple Grove residents share visits through the weekend with Ed Davis and family from Carthage stopping by. Ralph Sterling joined Ray Earls for Sunday's gathering. Vadia Walker visited Pearl Hay, while A M Harvey and wife hosted Oren Harvey briefly. Geo Hay and family hosted Wm Marvey, and Geo Sells family joined Grandma Bayne. Robert Gresham and wife visited Seth Gresham, Mr. Rumble stayed with Mrs. Janney, Agnes Gresham spent Sunday with Fern Patrick, and Mr. and Mrs. Janney visited J D Boy.
The M W A calls a meeting for Wednesday June 18 to elect a clerk and conduct other important business. W E Stratton and V C are noted organizers.
Mrs. Conatos Evtino. J. F. Gutick spent Friday in Carthage on business. Mrs. John Buzzard and Mrs. Fred Mitchell were Jasper visitors Wednesday. Frank Cline and family of Carthage visited over Sunday in our neighborhood. Chas Buzzard and Fred Mitchell and families attended Sunday School at Blue last Sunday. John Preader was quite sick last week but is better now. Miss Jessie Hanes returned Monday after a week with her sister Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Tom Wardrow and Mrs Will Budd called at Mrs. Mosier's last week. Mrs. John Buzzard entertained for dinner Sunday her sister Mrs. Brily of Kansas City.
Aged readers prefer laxatives that avoid pain and harm and are safe for long use. King’s Now or similar remedies are noted as especially good and reliable, with endorsements from doctors and reviewers cited in the text.
Fragmented copy describes Jasper Boy Myron Trugk moving with eye cars to Siloam Springs Art in early spring and joining scouts. It recalls a night at camp with a mysterious sound and a broken key to a door, then describes faulty weather, subscription mentions, and medical ad language offering money back for treatment.
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