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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
2
Framed as a post office notice in Jasper dated May with Second class matter data. Includes a subscription rate line and advertising rates furnished on application. Advertising matter runs until ordered out and there are 020 Bingle copies referenced.
Walter Colley announces candidacy for reelection to the office of county superintendent of schools in Imper county at the school election set for April 6.
Suman doace the Lina O a gentle man seized suddenly with appendicitis two weeks ago while visiting his cousin Ward in this city remains bedridden. He shows no marked sign of recovery despite the seriousness of the illness.
A local paint seller promotes updating home colors as a safeguard against decay and a way to refresh appearances. The ad lists products including Huges Crescent, Cresolac, varnishes, oils, stains, enamel paints, brushes, and full painter supplies. The dealer offers color guidance and urges calls to discuss options, phone 32.
Local retailers announce new spring merchandise as the store gears up for a grand opening next week. Officials urge shoppers to visit early for limited-time specials and exclusive selections.
Diamond Landon Darringer moves in with Mr Trimmer this week and plans to live there this summer. Irs Deniston recently worked for Charley Nett. Many children enjoyed a good time at Mr Austin on Sunday. Will Wood said his mother went to Pittalury last Saturday while Mr Crabtrees visited Frank Wood on Monday. Walter Wood traveled to Pittsburg on Tuesday. Diamond eehour is progressing fine and has another new aublir.
CORRESPONDENCE notes a mild ice spring with plowing and sowing oats. Dublin school closed after a 10 month term taught by Grace Crow. Togh Wick visited the Dublin school. Will Hyder and family dined with Abb Hyder. Mr. Lester and family, Mines, Grider and Hyder visited Mrs G H Johnson. Daniel of Lamar spent Sunday with Mamie and Bertie Shutfield. Davis and Mossie Grider called on Mario Johns. Mrs Aydur visited Mrs Milo Butler.
Mrs. Gaddis entertained Ducketts and Mrs. Kincaid entertained Matthews. Mrs. Markham hosted Turners. Mrs. Wilson hosted Eateys. Mrs. Alexander hosted Augusta Kyte. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Wood visited Carterville for Grandpa Woods birthday. Eggs cheaper than oranges. Rev Culmer to preach next Sunday. W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Matthews. Harry Pringle sold hogs in Jasper. Oats and flax sowing ongoing.
Reverend Rogera preached at Zion on Sunday morning and evening. Mr Wallson of Insper visited C A Covert last week. Mr Curtis, buyer of the Stevens farm, Logs moved on the same. D W Teeter and family and Mr and Mrs Wood were guests at DD L some, Sunday. Pearl Johnson visited with her papa Paul Klinefelter one evening last week. June Schooler has a new cistern. Mrs Radford and family and Mr and Mrs Will Holderman spent Saturday evening at D H Wamypler’s. Stella Covert visited Carthage and Webb City last week. Zelda Covert was guest of Vita Dodd Sunday. Mrs Rice and grandson from New Mexico are visiting friends in the area. Miss Permelin Matan of Chicago, national W C T U parliamentary and physical culture teacher, will give an evening entertainment at Zion church Saturday night. Admission 10. N A Mackey and family of Jasper spent Sunday with J Curtis and family. Dwight Yoos, studying at Carthage college, spent Sunday at home.
A column of Opinions and rumors surveys Taft and Teddy Roosevelt era politics. The piece jokes about Congress, fleet round the world voyage, Kansas City salome dance quip, Africa travel fears, wild hog in Golden City, a large fine cited at 29 240 000, Kangen legislators facing voter backlash, and the rail fare debate at a St Louis convention.
Rev Kirk leaves next Tuesday for Sedalia to attend the annual conference of the M E church held there beginning that day. He has completed his first year as pastor of the local church and the congregation has unanimously requested his return to Jasper. The conference will also consider making the Jasper church a station.
A photographer announces moving to a larger space in Missouri and a grand opening next Saturday March 20 offering reduced prices on all photos and a free dozen stamps photos to new customers from Missouri.
J OC Webber conducted business in Lamar on Monday while Milo Butler relocated to his father's farm northeast of Dublin and plans a good strawberry crop from the Webber plants. Mrs Bertha Webber returned from Vernon county. Nearly all residents sign a good roads petition heading to the legislature.
Letters of Administration Bi on the estate of Charles A. Little deceased granted by the Probate Court of Jasper County date February 24 1909. Claimants must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be barred. two years from publication for avoidance of benefits. G A Dowciss Administrator.
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