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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
2
Dewiy quotes and local updates on family activities church events and school enrollments. Neighbors discuss weather storm preparations while children pick strawberries attend art school and participate in rehearsals. Families visit relatives and builders work on homes as the North League gains charter and Sunday School year progresses.
KE King friend KE King greatly improved able to ride auto to son's on Sunday first time leaving home in six months illness. Laura Miller visited Press Wood's. Mrs Blaise visiting her father at Carthage who is very low. Walter Frost visited Tom Hackett Sunday. Mr Miller and family attended funeral of Walter Williams in Carthage. H Sterling, Frank King and wives and children visited Sunday at E R King’s.
Carytown hosts practice at Salem on Tuesday and Saturday afternoon to prepare for the first Sunday in June program. Florence Miller returns to Sunday School after measles while corn planting nears completion. fruit is expected similar to last year despite worms. Mrs. Allen Kyte shopped for neighbors. first ripe strawberries reported. Rh. F. Miliott improves. Opal Stith and son visited Saturday. A Mother’s Day program was carried out at the Brethren Church Sunday.
Lebanon area residents and relatives socialized over the weekend with visits to fathers sisters and friends. Notables included Miss Zoan ANpRiwea Mrs Geralds Selsor and Lester, Joe Huber family, Vernie Jay and wife, and Miss Edith Selsor in Monett. Attendees also referenced Chas Woodrow and Fred Winter households, Jasper High School reception, and a Mount Carmel Church entertainment planned for next Saturday.
Miss Kotara Magers Malta John Welsh and J B Bell visited in Duvall Sunday. Mrs G M Magers visited Mrs John Welsh Friday. Mrs George Sheets visited Miss Cora Wedding in Jasper Wednesday. Dan and Emma Magers Mrs Welsh and daughter Tola to Jasper Sunday. Mr Commons of Detroit visiting aunt Mrs George Sheets. Mrs G M Magers visited Mrs Tom Bell last week. Frank Isenmann and wife visited Mr Hubbard and family Sunday. Will Magers attended a Jasper high school social Saturday night. Jim Etter and family visited Mr Massey and family Sunday. Ethel Sheets returned Saturday evening after two weeks with Mrs Charley Stith. Mrs Ed Fenner and children visited home folks Sunday.
Nashville James Anderson has a new Ford run about. H. Williams, bed fast, is able to be around again. Mrs. H. Williams visited her brother near Golden City. M. E. Church interior repaired after plaster collapse. Jas. Allen and wife dined with T. J. Scott family. Rev. Mr. Giggy and wife visited Mrs. Wilson on their way to Diamond. He went to Diamond for service but no one joined. Mrs. Pittenger and Grace went to Pittsburg last Thursday.
Correspondents must mail their jetters by Monday to reach the office Monday evening.
Mrs. Robbie and three daughters arrived in Florida for a short visit while Mrs. Mullen on leave. A week of calls and gatherings follow at various homes. Miss Blanche Bradford began teaching music, and a runaway team incident near a Pennington residence drew no injuries. The Union Signal lists 57 large dry cities, Seattle, Portland, and Denver as the top three, noting these states' suffrage status.
Naturalists credit about 1200 years of cultivation for shaping the orange from a pear shaped fruit roughly the size of a wild cherry. The note traces gradual changes over centuries of cultivation.
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