May Queen and Local Social Notes Across Jasper
Correspondence from Jasper records a May Queen with paper flower crown and singing children. The bulletin notes illnesses and visits among residents, including Mrs. D W Copeland, D H Wampler, Mrs. B D Boyd, and Karl Mallard with a new buggy. Several families are mentioned visiting relatives in Carthage and Jasper, with attendees at a baccalaureate sermon and various Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D W Copeland
Cuarthage
D. H. Wampler
B. D. Boyd
Karl Mallard
F. H. Magers
Mra Ferguson
Mra
Jenny
Local Social News From Bethel and Jasper
Mr and Mrs Chaus Wescott visited the farmer's parents Mr and Mrs F W Wescott on Sunday. Mrs Teter was in Jasper on Friday. Mr and Mrs Chas Wood visited Mr and Mrs Parley Cline in Bethel on Sunday. Mrs J A Cott and Miss Carrie Cather of Jasper spent Friday evening with Mrs Joe Taffoer.
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Farmer's Cagary Daeper Thureday
Chaus. Wescott
F. W. Wescott
Teter
Jasper
Chas. Wood
Parley Cline
Bethel
J. A. Cott
Carrie Cather
Joe Taffoer
Social News From Lamar and Nearby Folks
Boston Mr and Mrs Chafflin hosted Nelson Williams gathering Friday Edgar Maxwell from Carthage spent weekend here Miss Anns Coues of Lamer visited Ivy Joyce Nettie Burton completed a successful school term ladies of the dixyiet brought baskets and a hearty dinner George Boss of Ensley Ala visiting relatives Several attended the Jasper ball game Mr and Mrs B Branch visited relatives in Jasper Johoole Cones did business in Lamar Saturday Mrs Warren and daughter Nell visited Mrs Callison Poundstone of Carville spent last week at their farm two miles north of there
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Beeniinervatory
Isa Griffith
Pau
Chafflin
Nelson Williams
Edgar Maxwell
Carthage
Anns Coues
Lamer
Ivy Joyce
Nettie Burton Cloged
George Boss
Ensley
Als
Jasper
Neighbors Welcome Puaisleys. Trade Day Visitors In Jasper
In Dublin the rain hindered farm work last Monday. G W Puaisley's father and sister arrived from Illinois to live here for a time. Chas Johnson and family visited his parentsSunday. Billie Luce’s father called on him. Mr Buster and family visited Button Garner Sunday. Josie Johnson owns a fine phonograph. Mincie Woodrow spent Sunday with Mrs Garner. Nearly everyone from the neighborhood attended Trade day in Jasper. Wheat is thought to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Buster
Button Garner
Josie Johnson
Mincie Woodrow
Mrs. Garner
Jasper
Lynnland Weather Turns Wet as Rain Needed
Winter mood unsettled as rain finally arrives. Mrs. Wo Farr returns from Bloomington on Sunday and several locals attend with interest in the weather turn.
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Wo Farr
Bloomington
Blue Star Mra and Wick Visit Carthage Family
Blue Star Mra H H Wick and son Rank spent a few days this week in Carthage visiting relatives. Frank Hall of Greenfield is here building a large house for Mr Wick. Boston and Blue Star battled to a 19 all tie last Sunday with next game Blue Star versus Dixie. A letter from W P Helen reports snow and ice in Party county with fruit all killed.
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Mra
H. H. Wick
I'rank
Carthage
Frank Hall
Greenfield
Mr. Wick
J. C. Conner
Mr. Rand
Essrom
Prevmonts
Dr. Blacker
Kelly Grave Yard
Boston
Blue Star
Dixie
W.P. Helen
Party County
Heho
Boston County
Blue City Social Roundup from Blue and Nearby
Mrs C and Johnston journeyed to Ohio Saturday due to Mr Johnston’s mother illness. Sunday school drew many in Blue. Jennie Johnston visited Miss Sallie Boston while Rhoda Appleby from near Springfield visited Nellie and Lillie Beeson. Elvin, Emma Clark, and Annie Wardlow hosted Flower Taylor. Chas Haze of Oklahoma stayed with cousin W M Wardlow. Harry Gleason works young cattle in rain. May Wardlow visits Aunt Mrs John Wardlow near Neck City. W M Wardlow hosted a young folks gathering Friday night. Nellie, Lillie Beeson, and Rhoda Appleby had dinner at Mr Lucas Tuesday.
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Jennie Johnston
Sallie Boston
Rhoda Appleby
Springfield
Nellie
Lillie Beeson
Elvin
Emma Clark
Annie Wardlow
May Wardlow
John Wardlow
Neck City
W. M. Wardlow
Flour Prices and Availability Announced by J D Harbur
Prices on flour set at $1.00 per sack for Moses Best Golden Patent Sweet and Pure and Kansas Seal. Both soft and hard wheat flour offered with guaranteed sacks. J D Harbur.
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Moses
Golden Patent
Kansas
J.D. Harbur
Early Missouri Physician Dr Blucker Dies Near Ninety
The long served doctor practiced medicine in Missouri and Kansas for over fifty years, establishing homes in Jasper and nearby towns. He moved to Pittsburg with his son three years ago and died Sunday, near age ninety, after contributing to cancer care with notable success.
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L. Blacker
Missouri
Pittsburg
Kans
Kelly Cemetery
Jasper
Evers
Blacker
Jasper County
Kansas
Sears
Ville
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UBEN
Barrett
Paola
Anon Goeth
Mrs. Curtis
Mrs. Earl
Mrs. Scott
Sherwin-Williams
S.W.P
A. F. Pitts
Mrs. B. Branch
Lamar Baturday
Dublin
G. W. Puaisley
Ilinois Inet
Qchas, Johnson
Billie Luce
Lynnland
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co GT
Louis, Moo
Webb Bros
Dr. King’s Men
Ernst Oe
Rvive
Joplin
J. S. Daffer
The
Kansas City Star and Times
Star and Times
Star and the Times
Associated Press
Farmer
H. C. Burch
Kinkade & Finton
Brussels
D. W
Teeter
Bayne & Son
Acorn, Charter Oak
Great Western Stoves & Ranges
City Feed Store
J. FR. Wilkins
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