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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
4
Local column records visits and in town events in Jasper and surrounding areas. Mentions of Misses Heenan, Mrs. Comer, and families visiting schools, weddings, travel to Colorado, and church gatherings. Keeps track of neighbors, farm work, and a local store ad for Red Ball rubbers.
Many villagers attend a autumn themed evening at Arlo Marys to celebrate Mr and Mrs Estey on their twenty first anniversary. Lorena Estey organized games and charades while others shared cake salad and a community supper. Neighbors discuss local misfortunes health notes and upcoming events as families socialize and plan for harvest.
Mrs Jah Havenen and others visited Frank Wardlow and family. Ais Mamie Wisentiné and Irn est of Carthage attended the dispel Fair with Meredith Mendricks and kin from Union Valley at Frank Carns home. Lou Lucas and family visited Charve Lucas. Mrs Houston Cline and Eva called on Grandma Budd and Violet. Uk Mitchell and wife, with Wil Armstrong and wife, stayed with Mr Weil. Mr Weil died en route to Phoenix after leaving Colorado for Mr Budd’s health. Chadcher and wife visited Jefferson City. Marie Howe and son Lee left for Butler. Steve Larcosa and family spent Sunday afternoon at Dee Alinsy.
Minna Sie assisted by Mrs Hertie Gunner on Monday in a fast wool task. Arlene Avis baptized new carpet weaving. Mrs Conlorof near Welborn. Joli Armstrong and sons helped Mr Wella early week. Frink Wine and McM Nowkes of Despariire worked on a burn for Biel Wells. W Malone and niece Miss Taft visited Isie Alumbaugh and wife Sunday. Oscar Armstrong remains ill. Mrs Girder broke two ribs last week. Mrs Hertha Webber visited Mrs McQuillin in Jasper Sunday.
Hal Magers of Kansas City is visiting home folks this week. John Welsh and family visited relatives in Lamar Sunday. George Nossauck and family and brother Walter Hossack and family of Girard Kansas visited J M Magers and family Saturday and Sunday. Helen Hill visited Ruby Jarvis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jarvis and daughter Mrs Grant visited friends at Duvall Sunday. Walker Trubbard called on G M Magers Monday evening. Miss Kern Selline of Mount Carmel neighborhood visited her sister Mrs Jarvis near Kenoma Sunday. George Cook formerly of Jasper now Crine Missouri attended the Jasper firm. Wick Gill spent Sunday with Hamp Campbell. John Iseniman visited Sunday with Ben Smith.
Mrs Morra Turner and Mrs Elizabeth Turner from Lawrence County visit at W S P Turner's home. Carytown school closed Wednesday for Jasper City Fair with many locals attending. Miss Edith Combs visited the Carytown school Friday afternoon. Crandma Gaddis and Grace Miller visited friends nearby.
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