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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
5
A new store announces its Jasper location in the former Chandler and Son building on the south side and offers goods direct from factories and wholesalers. The note invites customers to visit, renew or make purchases and emphasizes the handy location.
Mrs. Isaac Selipdur moved to a new Jasper property last Thursday. Edna Ballard is sick with measles but improving. A. T. Johnston and wife left for Lawrence Kansas after a visit. Campbell brothers hosted many at dinner. Grant Lemasters and family visited near Bear Creek. Bessie Tiller and Clara Hubbard stayed with John Gohr’s family. Art Radford injured his foot. Dr. Knott attended. Mrs. F. M. Magers visited from Webb City. Mr. Magers plans to join next Sunday. Zion hosts attenders for the play A Puzzled Detective with proceeds for the W C T U. Good music and admittance free.
Merciless murderer is Appen dicitis but Dr Kings New Life Pills kill it by prevention. They gently stimulate stomach liver and bowels preventing that clogging that invites appendicitis curing Constipation Headache Biliousness Chill. 25c at Webb Bras.
Merchants signed an agreement last Monday to close at 7:30 p m each evening except Saturdays during the summer months.
BLUE A. Beeson and family Sundayed at Frank Wardlow's near Neck city. H. Cline, wife and Miss Eva spent Sunday at Gilbert Keltners. Mr. Hacker of Kan spent last week at Paris Taylor's. Frank Holiday and son Orman of Vernon county visited old friends in the vicinity the late part of last week while on their way to Oklahoma. Jim Martin and wife of Forest Grove spent Sunday at J. Frakes'. John King and wife Sundayed at Parley Cline's. Grant Miller, wife and little daughter and Lon Garner's spent Sunday at Joe Miller's. Oats sowing will soon be a thing of the past with the farmers of Mrs. J. Keltner and children spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Nettie McKibben, near Oakton.
In Lebanon the oat sowing era is over as fields ready for flax seed. Frank Miller visited Joplin recently while Claude McConnell and his wife left for Idaho. Stansbury siblings spent Sunday with Charley Stansbury, and Mr. Mrs. Stratton visited Adam Malone. Lizzie Stansbury sews for Mrs. Rex. L. Miller was in the Blue neighborhood Saturday.
Dr. Cole, visiting Jasper from Lamar, notes a dramatic town transformation since his last visit fifteen years ago. He finds Dad Weed still at St James hotel, but most street faces and buildings are new to him, calling the town notably altered.
A playful verse contrasts a real milkmaid with poetical imagery. Local notes report family illness, farm work, new phones, a birth, jury duty, and community events at Mrs Gaddis and surrounding households. Salem ladies host a dinner raising funds, with thanks extended to volunteers and donors.
An advertisement by HH. F. Parts announces a complete stock of Dr. Daniels' Veterinary Remedies for four noting a cure guarantee or money refund. It mentions Bishop buying cream and targets horse owners, farmers, and horsemen seeking veterinary cures.
Dublin residents Mr and Mrs Wright of Lamar visited in Jasper last Tuesday. Mrs Haymond called on Mrs Lane last Monday evening. Mes Grider and daughter Massa visited Mrs Griffith and family last Saturday. Mrs Bertha Webber spent Sunday evening with Mrs Mayimond and family. It is reported Webber had smallpox exposure in Jasper, a neighborhood claim later corrected as a mistake.
A Manchester Ohio family relied on Dr King's New Discovery after their children suffered fierce night coughs from croup. The testimonial claims the remedy stops coughs colds and lung trouble and offers asthma hay fever flu and whooping cough relief. A trial bottle is free and a dollar buys a full bottle, sold by Webb Bros.
The case of the state of Missouri ex rel the school district of Jasper vs Wm Crandall et al to recover damages on bond came up in division No 1 of the circuit court at Carthage yesterday but was postponed to March 16th A dozen or more Jasper residents connected with the case traveled to Carthage only to learn the instruction to appear next Thursday.
Mrs W H Knott hosted a farewell gathering last Wednesday for the Taka eru Miter club. Guests enjoyed a spring flower decorated dining room and a two course luncheon. Place cards featured miniature pipes in St Patrick green as Mrs Putnam received a club spoon, with wishes for happiness in her new home.
Mrs R L Roberts accompanied by daughter Mrs Ertie Shoemaker and her granddaughter Bert left last Monday for Columbia to make it their home. Mr Roberts has waited there for the household ponds arrival. Their son Dyson studies at the state university and Mrs Shoemaker will also enroll.
The notice promotes selling or trading farms via Webb Bros. and advertises high grade flour and feed at Tallman’s feed store along with fresh bread at Bright’s.
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