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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
8
Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro Pa describes Dr Kings New Discovery as a life saver for lung trouble, claiming it loosens coughs quickly and helps lung disease even when hopeless. The remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness is sold by Webb Bros drug store with trial bottles free and guaranteed.
Dr. Schooler reports the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pugh living one mile northwest of Jiaper on Saturday the 2th inst. The child, Miss Pugh, is among those rare individuals born only once every four years. Mrs. J L Irwin and her two Mt Ayr, Iowa visiting relatives stay with Mrs. L C Lay. Florence, the visitor’s daughter, is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia.
Oystere now at Campbell's. See Wolf's 5 and 100 counter. 3-61. R. J. Putnam was at Lamar on business. Wheat & Bishop's crockery, 36. 6 inch spirit level at Wolf's for 100. G. C. Eekles had ideas at Lamar. Frying pans at Wolf's 10c. J. B. Hall visited from Joplin on business. Harness prep at Wolf's for $1.00. Mrs. Maize returns from Illinois. Barrel salt from Wheat & Bishop. Ben Major spent a few days in Kansas City. Getal's tape measure at Wolf's 10c. Glen Cartwright moves to South Methodist parsonage. Collar pads and horse fittings at Wolf's. Wm. Teeter visits Kansas City. Orendall Bros. offer fresh goods and good grade. Mrs. Clyde Waller visits from Sarcoxie. Seed potatoes at Wheat & Bishop's. Mastin Stith returns from Sedalia after Central Business College. Clara Belcher and J. R. Wright in The Heart of an Indian at theatre March 9. Two sets harness at Wolf's. C. F. Lyons moves realty office to Schoolcraft bldg. Old harness made at Wolf's. J. C. Cartwright returns from western Kansas to thresher summer plans. February egg sales total $644.33 for Mrs. F. W. Rumble and White Plymouth Rocks. Mrs. Finka of Quincy to be Campbell's trimmer this season. Harry and Cornelius Bunnell move to Carthage Ill. En route visit parents at Eldorado Springs.
Mrs Olina Frey died after a long illness at her Jasper home and was buried near Sheldon. Survived by husband Frey and three children aged 15, 7, and 3. Relatives will care for the children. Mr Frey will remain in Jasper at present.
Marion Hackney of Jasper died last Sunday at Carterville after a sudden pneumonia attack. He had worked in the mines there four years ago before returning to Jasper. Burial was at Mitchell cemetery after Monday services at the local schoolhouse led by Rev. Ferguson. He was the son of Mrs. Wm. Stricker and resided in Jasper until his employment at the mines.
Ward reports the death of Frederick Wilson at Cherry Valley New York on February 22 after pneumonia. Wilson lived in Jasper area for years farming and later ran a feed store with J H Near. He was about 65, first wife died locally, second wife widowed in New York. No children. Also announced a Jasper wedding of Homer Lay to Avon Pratt in Mt Ayr Indiana. Mentioned local business moves and a public sale by Chas Heffner near Jasper. A toddler, Floyd Schell, suffered a facial injury from a knife in an accident.
Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine says Bucklep Arnica Balm cured his old army wound and other obstinate sores with great success. Veterinary use noted. Price 2.50 at Webb Bros. drug store.
Jasper fans erupted as the buzzer sounded after a chaotic finish. K C added points through free throws while Kyle put in a field goal to claim the lead. A near finish with 20 seconds left caused a wild celebration as Jasper defeated the two time state champions.
Kansas City faced a small Jasper court and a 98 to 26 defeat, with Probert and Dick Kyle delivering hard drives while Crawford starred with five field goals and nine free throws. The crowd set a Jasper record as KC finally beat the odds and locals praised the visitors' teamwork and speed.
Alba, recorded as the second team, could not score in the second half while Jasper surged from an even 8-8 halftime to win 41-8. The earlier meeting had Alba upset by Jasper, and the latest contest showed Jasper dominating late.
Ohio seed varieties Rose Burbanks Triumphs are offered by J D Harbur and John Ward. Two ten year old boys, sons of Mr Crum and Harry Lampkin, wandered from home planning to go neat. A telegraph message sent them to Jasper where they were kept until Crum arrived to escort them home. Timothy Red Top Red Clover White Clover Blue Grass Orchard Grass Wolves.
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