Harvest Preparations and Local Visits Noted in Correspondence
Farmers plan wheat harvest as correspondence reports social visits across towns. Miss Bertha Wyder traveled to Carterville with her friend, Mijus Bessie Pain, and Mayme Hatfield returned to Dublin after two weeks with grandparents in Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Douglas
Mrs. Grider
Bertha Wyder
Carterville
Mijus Bessie Pain
Mayme Hatfield
Dublin
Mrs. Gutty
Jasper
George Johnson
Fred Johnston
Zion News Briefs From a Quiet Week
Items are few as residents busy with harvest. Mr and Mrs Halderman visited Mrs Radford. Phylis Keys of Webb City visited her cousin Hans Carter. Alice and Mary Curtis called on Alma Liedner Sunday. Rodney Fairfield tops Harrd Schouler and Paul Kinnefelter Thursday. Herbert Pollmer stayed with his sisters Mrs Lowenstein in Carthage last week.
Frank Cline and Miss Annie Wed in Lamar Then Plan Wichita Move
Frank Cline of Diamond and Miss Annie were married last Wednesday in Lamar. The couple left for Wichita to establish their home. Pink Workman visited town, Miss Bertha McPeak works for Mr. Mitchell, Mrs. Crone visited Mrs. Carns, Thomas McGee is ill, Edd Quillin and family visited Charley Netts, and Charley Buzzword hosted visitors from Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cline
Jasper
Walter McPeak
Miss Annie
Lamar
Wichita
Kans
Pink Workman
Thomas McGee
Edd Quillin
Charley Netts
Charley Buzzword
Johnnny
Local News Snippet From Nearby Towns
Blue Mrs Gordon Hanes is home from Sur coxle Homer Davis of Carthage visiting at Jobo Peaks Ben Janes made his agunal trip to this vicinity Sunday Wm Pughin reported growing weaker Mr Holiday's child ill with flux His son broke his leg Mrs Wardlow and daughter Anna visited Mrs Paria Taylor Walter McPeck and Miss Rons Budd wed at Lamar and left for Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davis
Carthage
Jobo Peaks
Ben Janes
Pughin
Holiday
Mra
Wardlow
Anna
Paria Taylor
Walter McPeck
Rons Budd
Lamar
Kansas
Local notes from Lyndland on church, family visits and events
A Lyndland summary lists many residents visiting relatives in Barton and Jasper counties. Paralyzed Jobo Cather stays with daughter in Neck City. Clara Scafe visits grandparents in Neocles City. Socials include an ice cream event by the Christian churches Ladies aid. Sunday School canceled at Lyndland for Preston township convention at Preston church. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Jobo Cather
Neck City
Jack Milton
Clara Scafe
Neocles City
Ianac ‘I
Wm. Wood
Mr.Teter
Mes
Elmer Pugh
Barton County
Frank Guleis
Frank King
Rice
Ladies' Aid Society of Christian Churches
Jasper
Lyndand
Preston Township
Trouble Makers Ousted by Stomach Trouble Cure
A fragment describes Dr King s New Lite Pilla claiming to ease dyspepsia and indigestion and restore appetite and vigor. It mentions meat webbros drug store and says stomach liver and kidneys now work right.
Harvest worries and social notes from the neighborhood
Malty reports a poor harvest with farmers hoping for sun and less rain to care for the wheat. John Sheeta was a heavy furniture buyer last week. Loys prepares for visits from Wworat Jilee Welsh and wife of South Dakota with Mr. Jackson and family. Mr. Welsh once lived here. Mr. and Mrs. Garret Mogers spent Sunday with A. L. Thomas and family in Zion neighborhood as Thurman Jackson and Jake Welsh were noted residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheeta
Loys
Jilee Welsh
South Dakota
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Welsh
Garret Mogers
A. L. Thomas
Zion
Thurman Jackson
Jake Welsh
South Dakota Trip Highlights Local Visit and Harvesters
South Dakota made a business trip to Joplin Saturday. Mrs. Johnson, who has been sin for some time, is slowly improving. Several farmers in the neighborhood bought new harvesters, all the 8 fuel model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwel Joleesa
Tampa
Fla
Cardus
Cardui
Johnson
South Dakota
Joplin
Blue Star Social Roundup in County Areas
Webb City visitors include Mr and Mrs Chas White visiting W H Harmon. Jog Kinney from Lamar spent weekend with Jim Hull. Jacob Resh sold 34 bead of bugs at Jasper averaging 250 pounds. Jim Hull visited Webb City Tuesday. Tlarve Cooper visited Lamar Saturday. Mr Wick and wife spent Sunday at Carthage to see his sick mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. White
Webb City
Doely
W. HH. Harmon
Kinney
Lamar
Jim Hull
Fsat
Jacob Resh
Jasper
Tlarve Coioer
Wick
Carthage
Mr. Wick
Local residents return home amid harvest travel notes
Dublin N v Webber and family of Rone conphy Kans and Mrs. Atias Reid and daughters of Tulsa Okla returned to their home May 6b. Wash and Prank Sharp and Arthur Lang went to Drathcounty Kins, life week tools i tlhe harvest, dake Rosh marketed nine or ten wage on ioads of fat hos early esding troveingent Jasper, Add Sinkpis cultivating Gora for UW. S. Hattiol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V Webber
Rone Conphy Kans
Atias Reid
Tulsa
Okla
Sharp
Arthur Lang
Drathcounty
Life Week
Dake Rosh
Jasper
Gora
UW. S. Hattiol
Notice to Patrons at Che Whiewn & Bislayr store clash
A fragmented notice from a former patron asks patrons to visit the store on a given day for payments and settling overdue accounts. It references the De Lasas and a list of names, asking readers to settle debts or face action. The text is garbled with incomplete names and unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Carmen
Crandall Bros. P P OG Food Listing Fragment
Fragmented OCR text lists Crandall Bros. items including dried fruit drinks apricots apples and canned pineapple. mentions Cunard pouches in syrup and various measurements and prices. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonna Toggery Shop
Bank of Jasper
U. S. Security Co
First National Bank
Nalve Railroad
Chaseen
G. W. Weatherly
M. E
Mr. Johnson
Mrs
John Campbell
Bertha McPeak
Mr. Mitchell
Mrs. Crone
Mrs. Carns
Gordon Hanes
Surcoxle
McCormicke
Deering and McCormick 'S
J. A. Cozatt
Lynnland
Marl Wood
Clyde Wagner
Grace Teter
Carthige
Jacob Byers
Joe Bird
Mra. Vixen
Chirkes Wescorn
Jake Wine
Mr. Hinamon
Joe Turnner
Ana There
W. F. Morris
de Lasas
Crandall Bros
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