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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
2
Local column reports on Sunday School attendance, upcoming preacher and communion services, and a teachers institute at Zion Church. It notes recent county activities, family visits, school Superintendent appointments, fruit and crop conditions, and social calls among residents including the Becks, Walkers, and Johnsons, with brief notes on travel, illnesses, and community gatherings.
Residents and visitors mingle with neighbors in Lebanon Mississippi and Princeton Indiana. Mr Selene bedber-imlas and Nellie Brown attend gatherings at Ashdrowe stone Priday night. Leola Miller starts teaching at Durtis Valley school next term with satisfactory pay. Armstrong recuperates after illness. Orville Andrews visits with Earl and Vernie Ray. Malone family hosts a son and families from furcell Oklahoma who are in fragile health. Frank Ray dines with Homer and Harry Graham as Winter and Homer visit. Arlene and Zoe Andrews dine with Miss Uatue Gil. Henry Gresham and son Homer deliver sheep to Jay Watkins at Kelioom. Jon Carus and wife host their grandson Francis Mercer. W S Lane dines with local folk Stine. R V Lane and wife visit with daughter Nellie at W S Lane’s home.
Blue Star Mus Myeria Commun J EB Mull's sivtes Mrs Rackley and niece Miss Millie Hillal returned to Greenfield Saturday after a visit with Mr Mull's family. Mr Merdith of Carthage rented the Will Hyder place to C M Campbell of Benton County who moved in at once. The Campbells found two of Mrs Campbell's acks Ben and Jack Bull-Charles Johnson was sick a few days.
Zion community news reports sermons by local evangelists at Zion and nearby churches. It lists visitors, engagements, and social happenings including piano fund payments, school events, and residents traveling to Carthage Claremore and Eldorado Springs.
In Dublin last week and weekend, US Hatfield and family visited Earl Garner and wife. Oscar Owen and Forest Grove relatives dined with aunt Mrs J Armstrong. Grandpa Butler near death from dropsy and kidney trouble. Dr Koontz called Friday. Grace Crow closed a school term with a pasture pic at Mr Brown's. a large grooms dinner followed. Fred Grider helped his father and brother plow. Bertha Budd visited the Chiglinger family. Laura Butler visited Grandilla Armstrong. Bill Griffitts and Joe Carns visited with Earl Garner and George Budd families.
Mrs Crames Evtina and Mrs John Buzzard entertained Wesley Cline of Carthage and Miss Grace Berry of Lamar for dinner in honor of an upcoming marriage. The couple will wed in Lamar, then live in Carthage. Local residents shared best wishes and updates on visits, illness, birthdays, and purchases around the community.
Mary Curtis closes a successful term at Lynnland school. Mrs Frank Wood hosts Mix event. Tom Ward and Mee Hane with family visit. The far veer appreciated the Sunday shower. Preaching next Sunday at 4. Our Sunday school plans a gathering next month. Chas Thing sent hogs to Jasper last week. Jay Bradford from Alba assists well work. No teacher yet chosen for rural school. directors seek experienced applicant. Theodore Mitchell family shopped in Jasper Saturday. Chas Kiting and wife made calls at WEG.
Miss Eugesta Rew reports most farmers in the district have finished planting corn. Sunday activities include Leann and children visiting Aloe Keith and returning home Sunday. Wardtede and wife of Diatand elect Wal Gattan's family Sunday. Norris Cram and family and Eugenia Rex visited Chis Wood row Sunday. Henry Grabans and family and sons Harry and Samuel Foreman and wife were visitors at Vandeventer Sunday. Bill Page and Miss Ila Trimble from Webb visited Saturday and Sunday at the same place. Ernest Vandeventer returned from Joplin Tuesday bringing a bride. Mire Diedhe Truxel of Joplin returned to Joplin Sunday. Arlene and Zea Andrews visited Martie Call Sunday. Omer Vandeventer visited Sunday night with Parry and Homer Graham.
The fragmentary note touts an energy lift from a product named Vite, praising its potential to “make a difference” in health. It references players and a team or league context with several garbled names and locations, including Vestal Center and a November timing, suggesting a sports or health supplement promotion for weary athletes.
A catalog of household and agricultural items including lamps from Kaye and Coirdien tools, lawn mowers, buppies, DeLaval separators, cultivators from Limorson, One Minute washers, Seredn uur and wire Wile epread cultivators, New Perfection oil stoves, Monogram stoves and ranges, One Minute gasoline engines, and power bench washers.
A list of local buyers including Mawerson, WideSpread cultivators, Volk, Thompson, King, Byers, Keener, Stark, and others shows a busy week of hardware and farm implement purchases. Names such as J F Volk, Chas Stonchecker, W A Stark, and Frank Wolf recur among buyers of water separators, lawn savers, bugaboos, wire, screens, and barn door tracks.
A garbled March time card from Sharp Mercantile Co shows southbound and northbound entries with unclear times. The fragment mentions 618 pt and a 7 p.m. reference, but the station or date is not readable.
Auction notice for a dark bay jack named Tottoway Third and other horses and breeding stock. Includes sire line SeNewey Potrowsy Johne Suroker and Mammoth Blue Jacl dam. Details on breeding, sale terms, location near Lamar Barton County, with contact and sale dates.
A local offer promises a free set of knives with every annual prepaid subscription received before July 4 1914. The promotion targets readers subscribing for a year in advance to receive the gift.
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