Frid ay Night Party and Local Notices
Correspondence notes a Friday night gathering at Mr Keath with many present. Nellie Roy of Jasper visits Alice and Mary Curtis. Zion church had preaching Sunday. Most locals are done wheat cutting and work on wheat or corn. Paul Klinefelter was very sick over the weekend. Stella Covert left for Webb City, with cousin Lucy Covert to stay at Pleasant Valley Farm. Curtis family and Drayton and Martha Curtis spent Tuesday with T M Gardener. Charley Ray killed by his wife in a family dispute. J H Buerge visited Covert’s Sunday. Dora and Mary Keller left for Miami Okla to attend school. Mrs Roy Harris returned from Kansas City after her sister Elsie’s wedding. Minnie Banford visited homefolk Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Lowenstein of Carthage visited her mother Mrs Follmer Thursday. Dora Keeler and Ethel Radford visited Acey and Grace Wampler Sunday. Mrs S Davis returned from Colorado after two months for health. Roy Thompson returned to Kansas with his sister for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Paul Klinefelter
Stella Covert
Webb City
Lucy Covert
Pleasant Valley Farm
Charley Ray
J. H. Buerge
Roy Harris
Kansas City
Elsie
Minnie Banford
Folka
Lowenstein
Carthage
Follmer
Dora Keeler
Ethel Radford
Aecie
Grace Wampler
Davis
Colorado
Roy Thompson
Kansas
Sunflower State
Blue Star Kennedy to Visit Relatives in Kansas Then Return
Blue Star Jobo Kennedy of Danforth Illinois visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J H coiver over the past week and left Wednesday for Wichita Kansas to spend several days with relatives then return home. Blue Star ball team lost to Farmers Union 6 to 16. Mr and Mrs F A Baston of Duval visited H H Wick last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Kaderly of Newport visited relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Kennedy
Danforth
Ill
J. H. Coiver
Wichite
Kan
Mr. Kennedy
Uncle Sam
Blue Star
Farmers Union
F. A. Baston
Duval
H. H. Wick
Henry Kaderly
Newport
Local Farm Notes Affected By Wet Weather And Injuries
Farm report notes harvest underway despite rain with some yet to begin. Wheat yields exceed expectations from six weeks ago. Hughie Jr., 18, fell from a wagon last Tuesday, breaking both bones in his right forearm and dislocating the wrist. Dr. Knott treated him and he is improving. Mrs. Z. C. Davis of Joplio visited her farm last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie Jr
Esrom and area notes on visits and preaching
Esrom notes report Mamie and Emma Clark visiting Jasper on Friday and Emma’s luck with a new buggy. Chas Onstott went to Lamar, Walter Williams bought a buggy, Mr and Mrs Collins of Purcell visited Seybold’s, preaching announced for Esrom and Rose Branch, various locals including Mr Clark for Mr Lilly and Rude Williams for Tom Coatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Emma Clark
Jasper
Esrom
John
Chas
Onstott
Lamar
Walter Williams
Emma
Mrs. Collins
Purcell
Seybold
Mr. Clark
Mr. Lilly
Bethel notes and farm updates from week in 1910s
Ray Brous cuts wheat for Lee Mitchel this week while Frank Arner buys a new driving horse. George Lilly's mules pull away with a wheat binder. repairs needed in Jasper Saturday. A well attended party at Lanie Dayripger's. Nora Lawless visits home folks. Emmacline returns from Arkansas. Bessie Lavingston starts blackberry canning. Rocky Mound School selects Miss Verla Cotton as teacher. Fred Williams's horse ran away. damage minor. Mr. Smith visits Pittsburg. Ray Brous wishes to live to Esrom. Leolie Lawless cultivates for Matt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arner
George Lilly
George
Jasper
Lanie Dayripger
Nora Lawless
Rocky Mound School
Verla Cotton
Fred William
Mr. Smith
Pittsburg
Ray Brous
Esrom
Diamond Ira and Leonard Denniston Ride to Nashville
Ira and Leonard Denniston rode to Nashville Sunday night. Leonard’s horse ran loose and he didn’t locate it until Tuesday. Mrs. Wilson remains on the sick list. Dr. Schooler was called Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marah Deardorff visited Mrs. Myrtle Hartley Sunday. Mag John Buzzard hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband. A large crowd gathered after Sunday school and enjoyed a good time. John was surprised by the crowd at his gate. A party then followed at Mr. Dayringer’s last Saturday night with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Leonard Denniston
Nashville
Leonard
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Jasper News
R. B. Griffith
Jasper, Missouri
EB. L. Shepherd
Jasper County
T. C. Tadlock
Andrew
Burnett
Circuit Court
Division 2
25Th Judicial Circuit of
Elijah F. Keyton
Joplin
Walden of
Japa
Beircuit Court
H.W. Blair
Division No. One
Arch McDonald
W.A. Clay
Bert Webb
Bank of Jasper
Jasper, Mo
Jasper Lodge
A. F
A.M
Cordial Me
Robt Kincaid
W. M. H. F. Pitts
Sec'y
Mr. Keaths
Nellie Roy
Jasper Ie
Alice
Mary Curtis
Rude Williams
Tom Coatley
Mr. and
Mrs. Helms
Mr. Kelley
Everett Lamey
Our City
Eva Hendricks
Clyde Reno
Roy Eaye Ded
Mary Avery
Clark
Rose Branch
Messers
Helms
Osten
Bethel
Lee Mitchel
George Arness
Emmacline
Arkansas
Bessie Lavingston
Leolie Lawless
Matt, Smith
H. A. Ringer
Pres
M. B. Fairfield
V.pree
N. A. Mackey
N. H Patterson
ST. Louis
Hammond Bros
D. W
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G. C. Eckles
Bayne & Son
Ian
Deering
McCormick
J. A. Cozatt
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