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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
1
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Mrs. J. W. Robinson of Jasper County died after being found in a well on the family farm three miles southeast of Jasper. Neighbors reported long illness and mental distress over weeks, with two prior near incidents of her entering the orchard well. Funeral services were held Monday at the Donkard cemetery, with a memorial to follow at the M. E. Church. She leaves a husband and six children.
At a regular city council meeting last Monday the council rejected an addition to Jaaper due to no alley provisions. Lawson argued alleys would stop abruptly. a special meeting may reconsider the addition. Roy Davis, en route to Carthage, had a near accident when a load toppled.
Patterson transfers eighty acres three miles northeast of Jasree to G W Moore of Webb City for 83000. Moore previously bought Beoboolcraft farm. Attending were G C Howenstein of Carthage M C Plank and M O Manley of Aurora and D W Schoolcraft couple. Mrs Robinson death prompts Kanes City visitors. Moore returns to Kansas City. wife to stay. G Rekloa receives new rockers and dining chairs.
For sale all or part of my household goods and other useful articles. Call work my residence in Jasper Missouri for directions. Bondoonomarr Sigin Hoty always good when Wonthes day? War Yak time of Jurut at H. L. Roberts and Son.
Coffee ad notes Chase and Sanborns celebrated coffees known to lovers of high grade coffee. It promotes Mocha and Java as exceptionally good and states availability.
A runaway buggy struck Rev. Ferguson causing bruises and harness damage after the horse veered through Whiteel's blacksmith shop and across Mill and Main streets. Ferguson, with ten years in Missouri, has prior runaway experience. Also reported: Jasper baseball enthusiasts visited Alba for a game. Albans gain support in local business openings and a new restaurant in Jasper run by M A Fager begins Monday in the Fairfield building with J L Halls jewelry nearby.
Lafe Kirby, once of Jasper, among three prisoners who escaped the county jail, remains at large with the others. The source notes uncertainty on recapture as authorities search miles south and east. Other items mention Mrs Grace Smith’s remains sent to Carthage for burial from New York City, and Bertha Smith linked to Union Valley school scene. Jasper telephone manager L. Lauderbaugh opens a private line to G. Palmer. Local notices briefly reference injuries from a fall and social visits, plus a local jewelry and apparel retailer advertising Wrimmings with latest designs and low prices.
Claud Van Dusen is ejected from the Hive school district while Marion Von Dogon returns from St Clair county as a newly elected teacher for the coming term. Miss Denver and Miss Goldien City schools announce multiple staffing changes. Perry Greeham reports a 36 pound log, tied to a Kansas City transport. Jim Bowers appointed Regular Carrier on Route Y succeeding Hen Appleby, with exharter duties noted.
Reverend Sullens pastor of the M E Church, South delivered a lecture last Thursday in thivelly at the local church. The home was well attended with many delighted by the address. The subject was The Meggainude of Kunde life.
The G A K will observe Decoration Day on May. All old soldiers are invited to join the exercises. Everyone is asked to follow the procession to the Methodist church where gathering begins at 2 p m. By order of Post Commander.
Pastor will preach at Blue Star school house miles north of town next Sunday afternoon at 9 40 oclock There will be a wall ed meeting of the G A K Sunday May 10 at 2 pm at Hendricks hall As the old soldiers are jubilant
Epworth Leguay of ME church schedules an ice cream social at City Hall on Saturday May 14. Mr and Mrs Hendman visited neighbors in the Menawne View neighborhood. Beklns BOW star advertises fresh salt and a new car shipment at J D Harbur's.
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