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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
7
Personal items from Carthage and Jasper list visits, business trips, and shopping. Mentions Millinery at Cassady's, graniteware at Luce's, garden seeds at Bright's, clothing at Roberts and Son, and a church sermon by Rev. Deakies. Also notes sales, farm notices, and social visits including Mrs. Bayoo, Miss Edith, and Mr. and Mrs. Burney.
Market report invites inspection of millinery. Sermons planned at Salem church next Sunday. Mrs D Kilgore returns to Nowata Oklahoma after visiting with sister Mrs W O Thomas. Dick Embree resigns meat cutting for A L Luce to manage a pool hall in Arcadia Kansas, plans to depart in a week. B R King advertises public sale of stock at his Jasper farm on Tuesday March 15 including horses mules cattle. Skating rink nearing opening with big tent raised and floor laid. Mr Long predicts opening day activities for Jasper amusement seekers. Mrs Stella Smith and Miss Emma Lawin visit. Mrs D B Kennedy returns Cedar Falls Indiana with Miss Florence Kennedy. Mrs O E Roberts hosts card club in honor of Mr and Mrs F J McComb leaving for Lebanon. Guests include Mr and Mrs Eli Scott and Miss Shoemaker and R L Roberts. Food served later.
The News offers horse and jack bills printed at unusually low prices with wartime guarantees to please buyers. Sample bills are available at the office.
The notice laments scattered printer's dollars and calls readers to send home lost funds. It reports Beo Hackett, farmer nine miles east of Jasper, injured in a haymow fall last Sunday evening. His spine was injured and paralysis feared, but a brother in the city says his condition has improved and recovery seems likely.
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