Local notices and shopper items from Lamar area
Personal visits, store notices, births, illnesses, and small ads from Lamar and Jasper. Items include Miss Tonah Moore visiting Jasper, Miss Ethel Earl from Joplin, Crandall Bros. ads on dried fruit and baking supplies, calls for advance orders, R. E. Harrington illness, used beaters and heaters at Bayne & Son, Mrs. J. D. Harbur illness, sugar varieties at Crandall Bros, Leone Boots and Bertia Melton visiting Svipp home, coal for sale near Jasper, Dr Knott reports birth of baby girl near Jasper, accounts payable notices, business changes by Baken & Thornton, J. C. Cartwright moving to Jasper, subscription offer, Sam-a few Duree Jersey pigs, and Mrs. L. H. Parker visiting from Illinois.
Dry cleaning and laundry rates and local notices
List of prices for dry cleaning and pressing items from Harrington Clothing Store. Announcement of Aunt Jane Kirby’s illness and death thanks. Pastor Luther Scroggs to become regular pastor in Flora and move to town. Local news round up, telegraphic world news, and subscription offer for Weekly Ledger Ocean and Farmer. Frank Gulick brings back three Hereford calves from Kansas City stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington Clothing Store
H. J. Deamonr
Agt
Luvedry
Carthage
Luther Scroggs
Flora
Lila
Presbyterian Church
Wow
Frank Gulick
Kansas City
Impromptu Auction Nets Crowd In Front Of Roberts & Son
An impromptu auction last Tuesday near Roberts & Son attracted a large crowd. Only one item, a sorrel mare, was offered and sold to Sol Shoapman for thirty dollars after auctioneer Riley from farms west of town concluded the sale. The note also promotes a special newspaper subscription deal combining Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer with local Jasper News at 1.45 for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts & Son
Mr. Riley
Fetm
Sol Shoapman
Sol
Tater Ocean
Farmer
Jasper News
Jasper Corn Carnival to Lead Next Year’s Fair Advertising
Jasper's Firet Corn Carnival named for next year's fair after a Friday meeting at the opera house. Nathan Patterson elected president Bert Webb secretary and N A Mackey treasurer with other offices to be fixed by a resolutions committee. The cement crew laid a six by 250 foot walk from Laughed Lumber Yard to the depot funded by subscription costing just over 15 dollars. The west side of North Main street to get the new walk next, from J D Harbur store to Dr Woods residence, three blocks. Grandall Bros advertise a large stock of groceries in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Opera House
Tom Brock
Nathan Patterson
Bert Webb
N. A. Mackey
Rafe
Raiilroad Company
North Main Street
J. D. Harbur
Dr. Woods
High School Notes and Local Happenings
Seniors win the class championship by a 25 to 20 score over juniors in a noon game, while juniors record two wins and three losses and freshmen one win four losses. A box supper at Pleasant Hill Schoolhouse drew students, with many freshmen staying in due to lateness. Next Saturday the Summit team comes to the high school for the season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Mattinid
Crawford
Tabler
Thomas
Strecker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tonah Moore
Lamar
Ethel Earl
Joplin
Harry Hayes
Crandall Bros
Fr. G. Dixtaman
Harris Stasts
Fern Lucas of
Mamie Simpson
R. E. Harrington
Bayne & Son's
Leone Boots
Bertia Melton
Svipp
Binenan & Linty
Baken & Thornton
J.C. Cartwright
Joy Thomson
Inter Ocean
Palmer
Sam Brook
L. H. Parker
Buda
Illinois
L. C. Lay
Jane Kirby
Westos Howors
Ocean and Farmer
America
Children’s Union
C. E. Campbell
Wolf Hardware Cos
Mose
J.D. Harbur’s
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Zook Cartwright
Dr. King
L. A
H. H. Rudy
Wichita Kaos
Rudy
Nashville
J. W. Crandall
Rudy Ia
South Side
Ed Cherry Grocery Co
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