Neighborhood News From Diamond MIre and Nearby
Mrs Wagner was called to her son's home Tuesday night as their little daughter recovered from illness. J B Gulick made a business trip to Carthage last Monday. John Hartley owns twin cults delivered last week. Harry Gulick and wife visited from Joplin. Mrs Osborn and children spent Monday with Mrs Eiring. A pie supper drew many locals to Lynnland Friday. Wesley Cline of Carthage visited Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Garrett hosted their daughter Mrs Foger of Jasper on Sunday. Miss Beulah Winter and Nellie Cook from Iantha joined Ber nice Scott for Sunday School and dinner. Mrs Chas Elting and Grace Gulick spent Thursday with Mrs Elting's mother. Miss Mary Berry joined Maud Pender for Saturday and Sunday at Sunday School and church. Mr and Mrs Crabtree shopped in Je Perry lart Thursday. Eye roasts and stormy conditions sent locals home early Saturday. Many plan to attend conference at Carthage this week. If the groundhog is right we may have seven rainy Sundays. All yards are asleep in this neighborhood and many planted potatoes last week after the storm during church time. attendance was good and Bro Rapier will likely be at conference Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Cuarves Extina
Rapier
Otto Goddard
Jasper
Cap. Tiller
Charley Hagan
Maple Grove
J Smith
Fami Uy
Henry’ Covert
King
Schooler
Myra Tiller
Roy Davis
Walker Hubbard
Florence Stratton
Velma Mackey
John Sunderland
Will Sunderland
Barton County
Will Bowers
Henry Covert
Dan Johnson
Ben Johnson
Alec Keith
Henry Graham
May Sanford
Carthage
Reynolds
Opha Currier
Hickory County
Frank Magers
Lamar
J F. Curtis
Isol
Ruth Waughe
Lucy Hackett
Zion
Allen Buerge
Buerge
Stella Thomas
Liberty
George Campbell
Leann Wick
Jessie Johnston
T. W. Medearis
Tom Dodd
Alice Curtis
Mrs. Schell
John Schooler
E. Sweezy
Will Strecker
Deughten
J. H. Selsor
CP Rex
Golden City
C. F P. Andrews
C F Rex
Dorothy
Priday
Samuel Phillips
Lewis Peery
Jewes County
Kans
A. E Armstrong
Frank Selsor
Springfield
Moran farm taken up for farming by Grider
J C Wesper reports Mr Grider bought the Moran farm last week and has begun farming. Several arrivals and visits noted including Mrs Dayringer and daughter Sanddagethter in law, Archie Helm and wife from Pitting Kansas, Griffits family, Minta Breeden from Webb City visiting her parents, Grant Miller's mother and brother from Indiana, Nellie Tuffner from Lamar visiting. Corrections to last week’s home tidying and wood cutting preparations are mentioned along with saw mill activity and assignments to Hatfield and Hamot households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grider
Moran Farm
Dennis
Davis Grider
Nellie Tuffner
Lamar
Geo Budd
Tid McConnill
Auffield
Jim Vincent
Earl Garo
Hatfield
Hamot
Arm
Hessen
Permitees
Zion Community Notes and Visits Across Jasper County
A long Zion column records churchgoers and visitors across Jasper County. Mentions include Misa Guanys Battann and Otto Goddard visiting Cap Tiller, Mrs Charley Hagan of Maple Grove visiting A J Smith, and Henry Covert sustaining jaw injuries when a mule team ran away. Several residents travel to Jasper, Barton County, or Kansas City, with updates on illnesses and local happenings, including Easter visits, school interruptions, and upcoming sermons by Rev. T. W. Medearis.
Easter Sunday visits and cattle shipment noted in Jasper area
Julia and Lucy visited Herschel Radfonf and wife Sunday. Frank Inewman and Miss Clara Hubbard drove to Alba Easter Sunday and visited Mrs. Weiss, F. 1. Schooler shipped 108 head of fat cattle to Kansas City this week. Bessie Strecker visited Velma Mackey and Miss Florence Stratt on Sunday. Some Jasper pupils missed school Monday due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Lucy
Herschel Radfonf
Frank Inewman
Clara Hubbard
Alba
Weiss
F. 1
Schooler
Kansas City
Bessie Strecker
Velma Mackey
Florence Stratt
Jasper
Weathered wind and community notes from Lebanon
Miss Aurora Armstrong and local residents are mentioned amid social visits and farm activity. The note records illness of J. H. Selsor, family moves, livestock trades, and a recent wind storm with no major damage. Names include C F Rex, Mrs Rex, Dorothy, Armstrong, Phillips, Sesser, Thacker, Ray, Lane, and others in the Lebanon area.
Sheridan Social Notes and Easter Services Report
Miss Eona Daves Geo Hay and daughter Pearl visited Red Osk and Carthage friends last week. Sunday School class gathered with Agnes Gresham Fern Patrick and others. Easter services at Salem drew about eighty. Ben Janney and wife visited D Jr. Wampler and wife. Pearl Busby dined with Fern Patrick. Bessie Flowers and Carol attended Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Hay
Pearl
Red Osk
Carthage
Mr. Cowherd
Hagy Bender
Gale Breeden
Vady Walker
Agnes Gresham
Fern Patrick
Carol Mace
Annie Gresham
Peat] Busby
Bessie Flowers
Alice Templin
Clyde Crow
Glen Earls
Ben Janney
D. Jr. Wampler
Salem
Bell
Parsons Rans
D. N. Wood
Mr. Greenwood
Pearl Busby
Carol Be
Easter in Jasper and Pleasant View Residents Attend
A fragment from a rural county paper notes Easter sunday gatherings. Mr and Mrs Flowers and Miss Helen Estey visited Mrs Mary Estey. John Gaddis and family traveled to Jasper. rides and woodwork described. incubator chicks mentioned. church events at Salemi Church included a recitation by Thelma Breede and a treat by Mr Brock. Numerous local families listed visiting, hosting, or traveling for the holiday.
Farm News Ledger Notices From Local Union
Farmers Union reports include Mrs Evagnia Rex and Mr Greer both ill with limited recovery ahead. Otto Foreman aided by Pug Me Laughlin last week. Mrs Everett Taylor returned home from Forest Grove after visiting Mrs Frank Thacker. Mrs Fred Rex shopped in Carthage last Friday. Ed Russell and wife from West City visited with daughter Mrs Fresh Winter. Mrs Will Mercithen from Carterville stayed with her mother Mrs Henry Graham. Ales Keith and wife visited Henry Graham and family. Sub Ms Pg Crumm and hh Winited Ghas Wundeaw and for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Greer
Joe
Otto Foreman
Laughlin
Everet Taylor
Forest Grove
Prank Thacker
Fred Rex
Carthage
Ed Russell
Wep
City
Fresh Winter
Will Mercithen
Carterwille
Henry Graham
Ales Keith
Pg Crumm
Tottoway Third Standard Stallion Dark Baythor Overview
Tottoway Third, a four hands high road horse with strong conformation, praised for disposition and eye. Sired by Tottoway Jr and dammed by Topsy, with Western Bell as second dam. reportedly trotted a mile in 9.21. Also notes Blue John, a large Mammoth Blue Jack, and a Mammoth Jennet from Missouri. Terms include a $10 service for Tottoway Third, lien on mare and colt, no Sunday service, dates held morning to 9 and afternoon to 1:430. Located five miles east and one south of Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottoway
Heby
Johnie Smoker
Fmorehange
Topsy
Elconship
Western Bell
Wichita Flir
Rave
Totwoway Ditch
Bona Abhi
Sai
Blue John
Kenhour of
Lamarche
Mammoth
North Muissourii
Harton County
Gregory Jennet
B. H. Follmer
Jasper
SeRrenchen Ean ‘Temepbee
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J. C. Wesper
Misa Guanys Battann
Lebanon
Aurora Armstrong
Matthews
Sandy
Frank Thacker
Wm. Lyman
Elmer Welch
Fannie Ray
Jas. Sesser
Delbert Miller
Norris Crumm
Homer
Harry Graham
Jas
Frank Ray
Lane
R. P. Lane
Sheridan
Eona Daves
Mrs
May Matthews
Flowers
Mise Helen
Pleasnt View
Mary Estey
Phipps
Clarence Simons
Vaneh Simaving
Jaspers
John Gaddis
Margaret Richey
Athet
Gott Orin Buster
John Gof
Tom Alexander
John Goff
Colorado
John
Privat Ate Gale
Paul Baston
Joplin
Harvey Goff
Salemi
Santey
Buster Miusis Arden
Vernon Matthews
Wag Adlerdy
Thelma Breede
Brock
B.penerius
Hicks
Alexander
Carter
Orin Buster
Clyde Mills
Turner
Mex Miller's
Sunbeams
Clarence Simmons
Jolly Crown
R. Kincaid
Tom
Féleh Keyte
Mamié
May Aithews
John Elliott
Anuia Gaddis
Bridged
Jon Kincail
Lela Marcum
Blauth
Everet Miller
Arlé
Mrs. Berry
Mr. Berry
Lakesi
Evers
Bods Wis
Ralph Sutton
Salen
Farmers Union
Evagnia Rex
Emerson
Emerson Corn
Buster Brown
Robinson
St. Louis
Sharp Merc. CO
Sega
Dock
H. O. Earl
W. H. Hendricks
Prater Lim
J. R. Wheat
Grocer WE
Ses
Jasper, Mo
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