Local notices and social updates from Jasper area events
Sam Lee of Lamar and Hubert Cones of Boston spent the day here Sunday. Lost white wool sweater. Return to Fred Scholer. Harland Burkett visiting sister Mrs. C. OC Swaneon. Wolf How Co heater ad. John and Abs Goodman visiting sister Mrs. J. B. Schott. Fat stock show in Kansas City. Baking orders urged for fresh rolls and pies. Birth announced of a girl to Mrs. Effie Mosely. Coffees and teas advertised. Round Oaks heaters at Crandall Bros. Box supper planned at Sheridan schoolhouse. W.H. Woods and Lula Hughes in Carthage. Sugars for baking at Crandall Bros. Weekly Inter Ocean ad praises cartoons. Coal for sale near Jasper. Dog poisoning incident reported with potential trouble. Luther Westcott and Estella Patterson to wed. wedding party hosted by Westcott family.
Clothes Dry Cleaning and Store Closure Notice
Dry cleaning and pressing offered for suits coats and skirts with prices listed. Lurrington Clothing Store and Carthage address used for drop off. All customers urged to settle accounts as Banen and Thonstos report they have sold the business and must balance books immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurrington Clothing Store
J. Ckanpower
Agr
Carthage
Banen & Thonstos
No Hunting or Fishing Sign Notice
Public notice prohibits hunting or fishing on the undersigned property with violators to face full extent of the law. The language appears garbled but warns enforcement and legal action for breaches.
Jasper plans organized fair committee for next year
A Jasper meeting formed a thirty member fair committee to plan next year’s fair, aiming for a flawless event. Merchants and farmers discussed improvements, with talks by N A Mackey Bert Webb Frank King and others. Delegates from Jasper attend a state A H T A meeting in Joplin while local papers promote subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
N. A. Mackey
Bert Webb
Frank King
H. Beal
Dr. Wolf
Bull
Operas House
Wes Wolf
H Keener
Mackey
Dr. Walf OF
Roberts
GM Jacobs
T Woodrow
Patterson
Grape Fruit Plant Exhibited At Local Bank
A large grafted grape fruit plant grown by A W Teeter is on display at the First Nations bank. The plant, still young, has borne fruit with three sizable grapes ranging from lemon to croquet size. The display touts a remarkable large lemon shaped fruit of superior quality to common citrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Teeter
First Nations Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Lee
Lamar
Hubert Cones
Boston
Fred Scholer
Harland Burkett
Bolivar
Mrs. C. OC
Swaneon
Wolf
John and
Abs Goodman
Garden Grove
Mra. J
Schott
Wolf Holw, Co
Tom Patterson
George Rex
Bob Kincaid
Cal Beam
Harry Burch
Kansas City
Dintamas
Lovella
Jennie Peed
Nevada
Crandall Bros
Bayne & Son's
Sheridan Schoolhhouse
Sirs
W.H. Woods
Lula Hughes
Inter Ocean
Farmer
Binauam & Litty
Grand Avenue
Luther Wescott
Estella Patterson
C. R. Patterson
Allen
Origiborhood
FF. M. Wescott
Mr. Wescott
Children’s Union
C. E. Campbell Jasper
Huntit
Hille
Morris
M Wood
Lawnon
Schreck
Milton CW
Weerott
H Wood
Galick
Fred Cather
Lauderbaugh
Lukens
W Wescott
Barkley
L Hille
Joe Bradford
James Riocaid
Milton Henry Cather
Cczatt
JJ Wipe
R Cunning
F Wagner
M Smith
Teter
Garfield Derry
Roberta
F Carter
E Bird
Geo McC
Lawson
Hayslett
Schooler
Moulton
Griffth Jobo Sprid Omer Webb
Gresham
Vincent
Ringer
Joplin
W E Moulton
Robt, Kincaid
Wes Spaid
Dr. King
F. W. Rumbie
Roy Harris
Wm. Patterson
Wm. Cave
John Ward
Sol Shoopman
F. M. King
Inter Ocean and
Chicago
Venetero
The
Ed Cherry Grocery Co
New South Side
Baker & Thornton
ED Cherry
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