04 May 1911
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
1
Fr McComb and family spent two years away in California and Texas before returning to Missouri last week. They visited friends in Jasper and Lebanon, where Mac praised his month of Bell telephone work in San Antonio, noting a weight loss and a cheerful end to a long layoff.
Tomorrow evening at the chapel the Presbyterian Y OSCEL presents a program of local music talent. The advisory notes a wide range of performances and urges attendance, promising an entertaining show tomorrow night.
Charley Spencer, recalling his Jasper ties, spent a few days last week visiting his mother and renewing oil friendships. He left Jasper seven years ago, lived in Carthage and Wiley, and now resides in Wiley where he works in banking as cashier of the leading bank. He is reportedly in love and enjoying life as he reconnects with old acquaintances.
An item announces an $18.00 worth of medicines to be distributed as a ty drugystere at 4 pm on Saturday to married women only. It mentions various nonsensical names and a box for names, urging early attendance. The Rexall Store advertises a phone number for canned mush and related items.
An obituary recounts William Weed a longtime St James hotel keeper who died Thursday at the St James hotel after a period of illness. He served in the Civil War, lived in Jasper County most of his life, and his passing follows a broad circle of friends. Funeral services were held at the hotel with a plan to move the body to Dunlap and later Nebraska before Jasper. The notice also details the death of Mrs Mary White at her granddaughter’s home, with services at the Baptist church and burial in the city cemetery, highlighting her long residence in Jasper County and family ties.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs CR Patterson southwest of Jee per Horn Inet Friday died the following day and was buried Sunday at the Brethren cemetery on the Base Line. Funeral service was conducted by D W Teeter. Much sympathy is felt for the parents in their bereavement.
Mrs Shelnon plans a journey from Bedford to England including London Liverpool and Edinburgh. She will sail in June and expects to reach America again by October visiting with relatives and sightseeing across England and the continent.
Piano tuning, action regulating and repair services offered by Roy Waits. Satisfaction guaranteed with prompt, reliable service.
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