New Trimmer Arrives at Crow Store in Bethany
Miss Ames Oliphant of Bethany, Massachusetts, joins Crow Store millinery department as experienced trimmer. She is noted for refined taste and rapid work, bringing new style to the shop and its customers.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
4
Miss Ames Oliphant of Bethany, Massachusetts, joins Crow Store millinery department as experienced trimmer. She is noted for refined taste and rapid work, bringing new style to the shop and its customers.
Dr Geeslin and wife were visiting from Lamar on Sunday, while Mrs H F Hughes plans move to South First Street after buying from M B Pairfield. Loyd Hardaway from Carthage visited his mother and brother. Seed Oats advertised at Tallman’s for low prices. W D Dagan moved to Joplin last Monday to start a new business. Jaen spent the year in hardware, buying Woll & Fairfield and selling to Hale & Hughes. W J Sturdivant family visiting in Joplin and planning California move. Dick Embree returned from Pittsburg to visit family. next summer plans California location. Tallman’s promotes High Grade Flour and Feed. Various petty notes on residents and a robbery at Minden with thefts at a hardware store.
Miscellaneous items from Jasper and surrounding towns. notes on residents, job changes, births and visits. Local commerce ads include cream buyers, incubators, seeds, furniture, and fruit and vegetable listings. Weather a brief item then more community notices and small business references.
A harness maker advertises a large line of whips and heat harness work. The ad notes expertise and invites customers to view the “tine” and offerings, emphasizing quality and readiness to service harness needs.
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