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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
Jon of Carthage notes Roy Harris and family visited Fred Cather and wife on Sunday. Carl Marcum and family spent the day at Mr. Smith's home. Jennie Lukens of Carthage visited her sister Mrs. Homer Wampler.
Rural notes from Lebanon cover oats and wheat activities as farmers cut, stack, and thrash. Althea Armstrong learns of Thomas Jandin’s death in Kansas City. family affairs include Ruby Mary Jandin wedding plans and local visits by Selser, Redmond, Law, Butler, Ray, Vincent, and others.
Diamond and friends visit Mrs. Lunt while families gather for visits across the community. Sunday School counts 50 with preaching at 11, inviting all. Grandpa Mitchell visiting as Theodore’s family hosts. Several names and neighborhoods recalled for Sunday gatherings, illness reports, and improving Mr. Mosier.
Mrs J R Harcis and Charley Lilly plus families visited Joplin Saturday. Frank Weardlow and kin from near Neck City visited Ab Hoowan home last week. Uncle Isaac Herring was badly injured moving a mower when a runaway colt fell on him. he is slowly recovering. Wheat and oats in shocking state from drought. corn looks fair despite dry weather. George Lilly reports some local crop damage. L Garrett and family of Diamond passed through the area Sunday. Sam King cut for J K Hather on Thursday.
Miss Linnian Maurin Moat af the farmers are cutting oats and stacking wheat. Mr Morgan and family spent Sunday at Me Howard's. Howard Taylor and family, Mr Sunter and family, Willm Jenkins and family of Joplin, and George Heavy and family spent Sunday at Mr Brenneman's. Jo S Wilson went to Kansas City and returned with an Overland auto. A party was given at Mr Jarvis Thursday evening in honor of their daughter Miss Blanch. Attendees included Helen and Margie Hill, Sadie Miller, Hattie Gill, Lizzie Murphy, Ceola, Myrtle and Veltha Mackey, Eva Boyd, Florence Stratton, Lillian Mayers, Roxy Wastale, Roy Mackey, Joe Howard, Amos and Clarence Murphy, Donald Will Mayers, Daniel Brenneman. Mr Wilson and family visited Carthage in his new auto. Lilian Manet spent time with Fern Powell. W Mackey signed a coronal of stile to Canty Monday. M Magers hauled hoys talies one day last week. Ross McConnell lost a fine horse. Ringers Sunday. Dan a Wil spent pear noon with Mackey. Ver. t woler, ae yi been working is visiting, his.
Blue Star and Mrs Myntie Cotsen spent an evening at A Heaven's Hive neighborhood with Geo Bastion and sister Sal. Mrs Mullip visited Joplin Priday returning from a weeks stay with sister Mrs E Hull. Community members attended church social events, funerals, and family visits. notes detail numerous visits, Sunday gatherings, and local travel among Mr and Mrs Baston, King, Hyder, Kelly, and others in the Jasper area.
Farmers report most wheat cut and stacked with Cine first to thresh. Sunbeam Sunday School held a large attendance with a temperance talk and a demonstration. News notes include sick lists, a buggy accident, and a July 4 program at Carytown with speeches songs and ice cream inviting all in the area.
Sheridan Mississippi society column records weekend visits and gatherings. Vearl Davis to Wemplin's, Auntradford visits, Pern Patrick with Agnes Gresham, Grace Patter son and Paul of Illinois staying with Deo Way, Cowherd with Carol Welch with Aichie Crowley, Elsie Gresham with Sreola Patrick, Boyd Patrick visiting Sterling family, Duenweg departure, Mrs Gur noted.
Men are at work on the new bridge led by Mr. Gulick. Wheat stacking nears completion and thrashing machines operate in nearby neighborhoods. Mr. Rovebaugh stacked wheat for the Mosier boys last week. Most residents plan a trip to Carthage for the fourth, prompting questions about the town celebration.
Miss Guapy Ballard and Mrs E E Hubbard spent time with sister Mrs Weiss of Alba. Visitors include Mrs Carter of New Mexico at A A Fosters and Will Carters. Jessie Johnston helped Mrs Fred Earl harvest. Pearl Johnson visiting relatives in Juenweg. Arthur Strecker returned home from Oklahoma. Mrs Frank Magers and daughter from Lamar visited F Curtis and family. Lillian Mogers spent Sunday with Fern Powell. Esther Ballard of Jasper visiting uncle Chas Ballard. Mrs H B Ballard visiting in Springfield. West Central of Joplin visited home folks. A T Dean and wife Mrs Cartwright also noted.
Executor notes Latter Testamentary granted on Thomas Son estate by Jasper County Probate Court. Claims must be filed within six months after publication or be foreclosed.казывается within one year from notice for filings. Official notices filed at Farmers and Merchants Bank, Jaipur, MO. First publication June 2.
Trustor Whore, Menno Satore and IMiole A Waters, by trust deed dated October 2, 101, owing on a note, will sell under public sale at the Jasper County Courthouse in Carthage Missouri to satisfy the deed of trust. Sale to be held July 14, 1013 between 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. properties include Lots 63 and 64 in South Joplin Land Company's Third Addition to Joplin. W EB Runs trustee, first publication June 11-4.
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