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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
2
Neighborhood notes from Salem describe Bro Cox preaching to two congregations with prospects for a prosperous year. Local residents visit Jasper and nearby towns, entertainments at homes, and minor mishaps. Several families attend dinners, sewing circles meet, and residents share news of travelers, livestock, and new belongings.
Bert Pugh baling hay this week. Mr and Mrs Castle buried in Jasper Monday. Mrs Roy Ross helped can peaches. Mrs W M Cave under rheumatism. Grandma Wells visiting Mrs York Diamond area, returned to daughter Mrs GW Castlebury. Jay Bradford visiting Mrs W M Sessor. W M Cave traded horses. Mr and Mrs Jim Turpen welcome baby boy born Monday. Rose Bank school progressing with Miss Sargent. Farmers rejoice after Friday rain. Mrs Talley boarding hay balers. Charley Cline visiting Arkansas. Rev Cass to preach fourth Sunday at Congregational Church. Sunday School each Sunday. Jay Bradford family at Frank Gulick's Sunday. Grandm a Cass visited Mrs Chas Cline. Homer and Lulu Dixon with Tally sisters Sunday. Milt Cline and wife at Bradford Sunday. No school at Rose Bank Wednesday due to Jasper fair. Jay Bradford trip to Webb City Monday. Road work resumed Monday. Chas Cline returned from Arkansas with apples. Roy Wagner day guests Willis Green family.
Mrs Myrrin Comer C M Campbell and son Paul are moving to a new home but will wait until November to jro. The accident at the vinegar barrel involved F A Baston who mashed his foot. Grandma and May King visited Sam King family, Grandma staying over a week. F A Boston rents Poundstone farm north of Blue Star for December 1 possession. Wheat sowing is mostly done and up fine. Young folks attended a Misner party near Boston. Geo Johnson family visited Chas Johnson. De Spain family visited Geo Murphy. Jessie Vera Pennington and Amy Kirby left for Nashville for a cousin's death, school dismissed rest of the week. H E Coiner attended a Christian church dinner. John Baston and Wiley visited. Pearl Kelley party Saturday night reported fine. Mrs Geo Kelley’s sister and husband from Vandalia visited. Lawrence Kelley visited his parents. Lara bee building two room addition. Clarence Wells helping Hammond Bros building. Frank Hardenbrook thrashing cowpeas from Jasper. Lloyd Conner visited grandfather. Swigers of Lamar visited James family. James and daughter Eulah Lamar visitors. Cecil Norea Larabee visited with Georgia and Wave Kelley. Jasper fair plans underway.
Miss Guapys Ballago visits. Mrs Thos Marsh of Jasper spent last week with daughter Mrs Cap Tiller. Mrs Will Bowers and Mrs Ellis Cearnal and baby of Jasper called at H N Covert's. Lee Johnson and family from near Avilla and Mrs Oscar Follmer visited Ben Johnson and family Sunday. Mrs Follmer spent Sunday with Oscar.
Frank Tlardenbrook threshes cowpeas for Mrs Griffitts near Jasper before visiting Sam King. Archie Helm and family return to Pittsburg. Charley Davis and family come home from Mulberry. Ruth Griffitts stays with Dan Johnson. Airs Grim visits Bertha Webber. Mrs. A C Cline weaves rings in Jasper. Earl Garner helps thresh at Sam King’s. Nellie Taffner stays with sister Anna Bruner. Job Miller visits brother Grant. Lon Garner and family visit Earl Garner. J C Webber and wife visit Milo Butler.
Miss Altile a Armstrong and Mrs Ralph Clayton of Webb City spent Saturday and Sunday at W Lane. C F Rex shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City Monday. Chas Woodrow Bewile visited Wm Rice's in Jasper on Thursday. Allen Quinn reported a very sick horse Wednesday night and Thursday. Norris Crumm and family had dinner with Chas Woodrow's family Sunday. Freddie Lee was ill the late part of last week. George Wood and family called on Mr Woods parents who reside there.
Side near Lamar, Sunday Alec Keith and wife spent Thursday at W. B. Lyman's. Prank Thacker and wife spent Sunday at Harve Lee's. Misses May and Orpha Woodrow called at Milo Butler's Friday afternoon. J. H. Selsor and wife spent Sunday afternoon at John Still's. Mrs. Wiseman and children of Chariton county visiting at H E Norris's. J Q Winner and wife from Joplin called at J. H. Sessor and Vandeventer homes. Mrs H E Norris visited R. P Lane's Thursday. Vernie Ray and wife and Frank Ray dined at Mrs Martha Rex's. C F Rex bought a large bunch of sheep Friday. Rev J W Cox new M E South pastor will preach at Lebanon Church at 3 p m. Let everybody come out to hear him. Almost everyone talking Jasper Fair and preparing to attend. We regret our news items are not more numerous and interesting this week. Friends please give us your items of news.
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