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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
5
Publisher RK B Griverry requests weekly items from correspondents noting the News Star has changed hands yet values all submissions. Social items: Miss Nettie Williams visits, Mrs Curtis hosts, and local families travel to Carthage and Fort Collins. An elocution contest at Zion church March 16 sponsored by W C T U, admission 10 cents.
A scrambled local update lists A. Cline on the sick list with Doctor Knott expected Thursday. Kim White of Halltown visits nearby this week as Fred Mitchvil attends Carroll and Bingham’s visit Monday. A.M. Berry and family see George Berry and wife Sunday. Mrs. 8. E. Miller and Michigan sister visit Mrs. J. B. Clivo Wednesday. Grippe concerns linger. neighbors drink butter water to ward off. Mrs. Chas Gearhart’s health allows Sunday school attendance. Mrs. Mitchell also listed as ill. Some chop wood while George Aman chops trees.
P King has moved to Dr McComb’s farm Alive Wi Yer remains on the Kunkler place. Mr and Mrs Z C Davin of Joplin visited their farm this week. W Po and J F Dahn plan to move to Barry county around March 5. Mrs J H W Avery and daughter Bertha left for Illinois after several weeks here. W J Hyder has been on the sick list. G F E Henney may buy near Carthage after sightseeing Missouri towns. Miss Lottie Pierson finished a successful school term. A H McMichail’s sale went well, and W P Dahn bought two loads. A M Boonell moved to Lamar and may head to Canada when weather allows.
AN Cones returner from St Louis Sunday Mrs H F E Stockdale and children visit Mrs Bateman this week Miss Mate Clementa from Jasper Sunday Mr and Mrs Add Joyce with relatives here A M Bunnell moved to Lamar Monday A Y Williams social Monday night well attended All report a good time Mr and Mrs Chaffin at L Williams Sunday David Williams and Bud Steelman started to California Tuesday Rev Taylor preached here Sunday Mr and Mrs Maxwell of near Warthage at Eck Steelman’s Saturday and Sunday George Nelson visiting brother in Kansas this week
Mr Carl Gside leaves this week for Gilman Illinois. Wm Wardlow has returned from his Kansas City trip. He reports a good.
The Percheron stallion Dap pie Rose and the jack Dock West, famed near Jasper, will stand for the 1907 season at the same site as 1906. Also offered is a new horse, grandsn of Electronset 125, Rossette No. 38090 by Anteros 6020, elect by Electioner 125. Roslett is 5 years old, 16%4 hands, about 1200 pounds, dark brown with black legs, has 152 trotting half-brothers, suitable for size, action, looks and breeding for Southwest Missouri.
Sale of cattle and a fine visit with his sister illustrate ties to Missouri. Bettis and his feather cleaners roam the land, cleaning beds and earning praise. Parris Taylor visited with brother in law Henry McDonald. Workman moved to the Troro place, Floyd into Workman’s former property. Crabtree and Benson paint homes. Mr and Mrs Conner met new neighbors Mr and Mrs Hatcher. Hello G H and R 8. Mumps scare you away.
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