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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
5
In a note from Tun News the office requests readers notify when stationery runs out so they can supply all stationery and postage.
Duval residents enjoyed a busy week with fishing on North Mark, visits, and social events. Miss Maggie McCalo and Loyd Del G attended shows, church gatherings, and a party at Hert Pugh's. Local folks like Jake Cather, A H McCune, and Sam McCune traded news, while the community reported weather affecting preaching and a ball game victory by Taatha over the Duval boys.
A Zion notice recalls a large turnout at the Carthage cardival last week. Harve Buvrg e, long employed by Allen Shoe in Carthage, plans to return home for tea. The WOTU held an all day event at Zion church with an evening lecture. Miss Shinner delivered the lecture and is praised as a rare speaker. Mr Wallace spoke later in the week at OC A Covert’s. Mr and Mrs A L Thomas spent Sunday afternoon at John Schoolers.
Zelda Covert spent Sunday with J J Brown and wife of Jasper. Landon Johnson of Dueaweg visiting his sister Mrs Abbie Crow this week. Mr and Mrs Jenny spent Sunday at Trip platts. Mrs Douglas has Carthage relatives visiting this week. Mr Covert killed a large six foot four inch snake after a short battle Tuesday. Stella Vincent closed a most successful term of school of Pleasant Valley Friday.
Bethel Sunday school reports progress with attendance up. Mr and Mrs Goo Gleeson have all three sons visiting from Pittsburg Kane and brother Gov Arnor joined Sunday activities. Neighbor gatherings at Dag Nichols and A C Chine homes drew families including Cline Miller and Chow. Nora Lawless is noted, and a local recovery story is mentioned.
Glowing sunshine described as glorious while Jessin Johnston recovers from mumps and completes a new porch Rev Taylor preaches at Dady county Blue Sunday services young people attend Betne church in damp weather Mr Mevins updates paint on his house Nichols hosts a party first Thursday night with several youths in attendance and reports conclude.
A lively note describes Mr Blutcher catching a 20 pound fish at a recent outing. Toni Sullivan visited the Jasper area Sunday, while Mr and Mrs G Fowler joined Mr Wardlow’s gathering last Thursday andFriday. Mrs May Wardlow accompanied them to spend a week, as warm nights temper socializing.
After a long rest farmers resume activity in Lynnland. Jake Wine suffers a sore Hood from a leg thorn. McCounce Lukens and Milton drive hogs to diaper on Wednesday. Lewis Sedson Arthur haul lumber for home remodeling. Gullick and Trimers hired men move fox seed from Jasper to the home. Bob Milton of Webb City visits W. Milton and family. James Micado hauls corn from Jasper. Dedla and Edith Moody of Purcell, and others travel, while Mrs Craig recovers at home.
A ragged notes page lists names and events with many garbled phrases. It mentions Behl leading a Balemchoroh fraternal group, visits to relatives, a Zion event, Booster Day attendance, and Dr L H Owens on the sick list, with several unclear personal remarks and misprinted names.
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