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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
2
Neighborhood notes describe minor injuries from a fall at a calt yard and delayed fall work due to heavy rain. Residents Carytown, Went Point and nearby areas are mentioned with visits, teaching, and school actions as preparations continue for the Jasper City Pair next week.
Weekly from Lebanon reports three local deaths within hours and a long obituary section. The community shares mourners, church and school events, visits, and social updates including Harveyroff family, Mrs Reeves Cline, and the Matthews Band practice.
The Sunday School is growing as Mas May Matinwe Dewey and family participate. Mr and Mrs Jasper Owings and others help with singing. Frak Wolfe and wife arrived in their auto. A daughter from Colorado attended. Tom Busby Jim Bull and Charles notice Cline plan an Overland trip to Oklahoma for pleasure and apples. Clarence Simmons' little daughter has been ill but is improving. The cloudy week brought many with colds as Mrs Mean of Lakeside and a sister-in-law of Mrs Carter visited Sunday with Orin Buster and family.
Union Valley residents and visitors are listed in a string of Sunday and Saturday calls, visits, and family gatherings. Names include Helen Lovet Vinited, Miss Pearl May, Miss Leele Patrick, Miss Elyse Cofian, and Mrs. George Patterson, with multiple mentions of Carthage and Neosho outings, farm work incidents, and Sunday hospitality.
Blue and Bethel residents visit relatives including Mia and Alice Keltner. Don Lucas Joe Crusa Will Faris and Pedro Tidbull traveled to Iowa to husk corn. Elder Frakes spent weekend with brother John. Professor L BE Brous is visiting.
Residents and relatives visited Thursday through Sunday in multiple towns. Mre Hyder and Albert Hyder with John King and families. Jess Cartott busy in town bank. Dora Armstrong and son with Landon Dayringer. Drue Sharp with family at Louw Lucas home. Jim Onstott contemplating Overland trip to Arkansas but health concern. Walter Williams family away from home weekend. Petcher family started to Arkansas but returned due to weather. S Ko Mitchell and wife from Jasper called at Frank Carns. Alice Keltner and Lon Garner visited Blue school. Ber a Venter weekend with relatives. Jim Pulp from Independence visiting uncle George Quillen. Callie Joyce Arner with Ballard, Romi, Doyle Lilly, Cline, Frank Arner families visited Ab Cline. Vivian Costley visited mother Mrs Cotten. Frank Nete and wife from Westerts Kanvas split week at Id Quillen. Nettis brother of Ed Quillen. Mrs Lee Mitchell a regular visitor Tuesday. Maude Hartley visiting brother John of Distmond.
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