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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
2
A local note warns that draughts and fresh air can chill a child and cause illness. Household and community items follow, including visits, entertainments, church activities, school maintenance plans, and small town social news.
Mrs. Tretta Lowenstein and daughter Ednna of Carthage spent days with Mrs. Pallmer and Herbert. Don Johnston and Jennie were hosted by Lonnie Strecker and wife. Fred Joenimain and family visited Ed Isenman and sister Arinut. Brice Sutton stayed with his sister west of Jasper. Mr. Hill toured Arkansas on business. Bertha Yoes of Carthage visited her brother Theil Yoes. The Marl and Chauncey 8. Karl Jr. visited Jasper’s Mrs. Teeter. Br J Hubbard and daughter Kenyon visited Alba. Will Strecker and daughters attended a funeral in Joplin. George Probert was in Carthage on business. Frank Buerge and family with Fred Isenman Sunday. Oscar Follmer and wife visited the Follmer family. Brynne Tiller visited Oto Goddard. Bert Keener and wife visited Thed Yoes and Hertha. Mrs. Mike Isenman and M. Tigenmian of Kenoma visited Fred Isenman. Carmina Voes of Carthage visited Thed Yoes. Mrs. Rose McConnell and son Mas visited Will Strecker. Martin left for Columbia MO to visit a daughter then Carthage area. Merle Little visited Jerice Multan west of Mia. Ivy Tiller and children visited Cape Tiller. Mrs. Dye Burdenland and Martella of Avilla spent day with Mrs. Palliser. Henry and Eloise Martin visited friends in Northsige. Fred Isenman moved to a rented place near Kenoma. Zion Aid Society served lunch at Bde Heads sale.
Union Valley reports the death of J E Carter as the community extends sympathy. W A Leighty dies at home near Jasper after an illness from an abscess, following a six week stay with his parents. Elevator meeting at the schoolhouse selects three delegates for Jasper. Local residents attend, move, or visit relatives, with names including Clive Patterson, Martin Foger, Basil McClintock, Fred Isenman, J J Iuerge, and Thad Yoes, among others.
Miss LinLIAS MAGERS and Miss Tully Jaevid visited Mrs. Joli Welsh on Monday. Mrs J M Magers called on Mrs. John Welsh on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jennie Wright visited Mrs. Magers on Saturday. Mrs. John Welsh visited Mrs. John Wilton on Thursday, and Mrs. Eva Stockdale of Jerito Springs was mentioned in connection with the area.
Is visiting her brother John Welsh and family. Joe Brenneman visited his sisters Mrs Loss Major and Mrs Tim Mackey the past week. Mr Foster made a business trip to Carthage the first of the week. Mrs McCormick, who fell and was seriously hurt, is a little better. Miss Ceola and May Mackey returned from Springfield last week. Mrs McCormick visited Sunday with W C Mackey and family.
Blue Star Wednesday night after the telephone meeting notes local concerns. Many favor the far mers elevator. Several residents, including Joe Dayringer, Lanon, and others, visit relatives and attend events in Jasper Carthage and Lakeside.
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