Mo Pacific Time Table North Bound No 208 No 210
Train schedule snippet lists northbound No 208 and No 210 with times 8 37 a m and 8 20 p m. Indicates arrivals or departures for a Missouri Pacific line in both directions.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
5
Train schedule snippet lists northbound No 208 and No 210 with times 8 37 a m and 8 20 p m. Indicates arrivals or departures for a Missouri Pacific line in both directions.
The report notes with a brief preview that Rev. Allen of Jasper will preach, predocing again on the third Sunday in July. It also mentions a Monday evening incident where Fred Douglas and Dave Wick killed a mad dog that approached Mrs. Wick, biting only her clothes as it passed. David Nickerson of Canton Illinois is working for Jim Hull for a few days. Obas Farris and his companion were in town.
Mies Bassia Noland of Jasper spent weekend visiting Mies Hazel Colver while Mmes Allen and Noland visited at the Colner home. H H Wick assisted his father in Carthage during bay harvest. Mrs Houston of Kansas City visited sister Mrs T O Douglas and Mrs Bardette of Irwin who is her mother. There was a good turnout last Sunday.
Lynnland Harvey sod Pearl McCune were visited by Geo McCune’s family on Sunday. Will Wood and son Karl took a business trip to Carthage on Friday. Eden Harris of Alba visited Grace Morrie last week. Hazel and Troia Wood visited Miss Teter family Sunday. Bryant Ball of Webb City stayed with Fred Lukens this week. Earl Wood wed Miss May Lawrence in Jasper Saturday evening. They will live with groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Wm Wood. Mr and Mrs Harry Hille hosted a surprise thirtieth birthday for Mrs Hille with about eighty friends and neighbors sharing ice cream and cake.
Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina writes that after 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, Dr King s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at Webb Bros drug store 250.
Wheat cutting underway as Fred Williams buys a new buggy. Fred Williams and Willie Clark traveled to Jasper Saturday. A crowd gathered for Jim Brown’s Saturday night dance with a good time reported. John Clark returns from Texas trip. Mrs Bush and daughters from Dade County visit Esrom. Mrs Hearn hosts music Sunday. Pearl and Geo Seybold travel to Carthage Wednesday. Sophia Mevins and Chas Farris visit Pearl Kelley Sunday.
Gov Richard Yates appears July 2 evening while Alexander Corky is listed for July 3 afternoon and Sam Small for July 4 afternoon. John DeWitt Miller appears July 5 and 6 afternoons with Rev Father McCorry July 5 evening. Bill Bone humorist July 6 evening. Gov Warren G Harding July 7 evening and Senator BE W Carmack July 8 evening. Mrs LaSalle Corbell Pickett and Tyler Gates appear July 8 with mixed day and evening times.
Wash Sharp and Everett Lamey made their usual trip to Esrom Sunday. Jim Onstott and wife visited Esrom friends Sunday, Emma Clark called on Pearl Kelley Friday evening, Ray Brous and Emma and Mary Yates attended prayer meeting at Rose Branch Thursday night.
Dewey Salem Sunday school held its first Children's Day with a bustling turnout of children and visitors. The community welcomes Rev. Deakins or Jasper to preach at Salem on June 28 at 3 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. Deweytown reports no news due to busyness. focus shifts to the upcoming thresher season.
Dublin residents work with corn and oats while neighbors harvest and mow. Travel through Dublin includes Rice Woodson with fat hogs and Jobo Keltner passing by. Congressman Hackney lists Jasper county pensions for the week ending June 20, including Fred Cline 12, Elijah Martin 20, Thomas Fogle 30, James Hunter 24, George Jones 85, Martha Foger 6.
The preliminary hearing for Mrs. Fannie Ray, who shot her husband Chas. Ray on June 15, is postponed to Monday July 13. She faces a manslaughter charge.
Ordinance No 76 orders a sidewalk along the north side of blocks 16 and 17 in Jasper from the northwest corner of block 17 to Fourth Street. The sidewalk will be four feet wide and at least four inches thick, using sand gravel or common sod. It takes effect on passage and mayoral approval.
The State Board of Agriculture notes crops ruined by heavy rains and floods but urges timely replanting. With a normal season corn may mature if planted by July, sorghum and kaffir corn by July 10, cow peas and millet in July, rape in August, and rye or wheat in August and September for fall pasturage. Guidance available from the office of Geo. B. Ellia.
A partial solar eclipse is forecast for the section next Sunday June 28. Observers are advised to prepare and note times. The prior partial eclipse in this area occurred in August 1805. The event starts at 8:18 a.m. central time and ends at 1:13 p.m. central time, lasting about 2 hours and 55 minutes with the greatest eclipse near 9:45 a.m. central time.
A near two thirds eclipse will sweep from Mexico City through the Gulf of Mexico to Tampa with the central line noted. The Zion W C T U program for July 2, 08 features readings on Purity in Word and Deed and Evil results of sensational reading on youth. Stella Etter leads a discussion on making the Sabbath pleasing to the young while maintaining proper observance. Social hour adjourns.
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