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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
5
North bound Missouri Pacific timetable entries list numbers 206 208 and 210 with route markers 6 and 6.206 indicating train numbers and directions. The fragments imply schedule coding, but concrete times or destinations are not provided.
Mr Van Dusen and Mr W A Kyle plan a fur trip to Ushorois to visit friends and relatives for several months and wish each other a safe journey. The column notes numerous social calls, minor travels, and local incidents including a wolf encounter and a wagon in the road, with names such as Mr Simon Carr and family members mentioned.
Relatives in Lynnland report the death of Philip Peterson infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Peterson of Denver Colorado. Remains were brought to Jasper Windway and laid to rest at the Duckard burying ground. Nearby, Mrs Chas Lukens Misa Julia Milton and Mr Big Collier visited Webb City Saturday. Various local visits and weekend errands noted. Spring plowing underway as farmers exploit favorable Esther weather. Lyooland school pupils begin quarterly examinations this week.
DEWEY reports a Sunday school convention at Salem church scheduled for next Sunday. The notice invites all to join in worship and participate in planned activities with emphasis on community involvement.
Norval Watson returns from Arkaogus and will live with the Matthews family. His father to move to the old soldiers home in Leavenworth. De Miss Fisher spent Saturday at the teachers insiting in Carthage. Mr Estey moves into his own house this week and Mr Markham moves on the Blood farm. Mrs Gaddis hosted a social with a large dinner. Clarence Simmons visiting Indiana. Orin Boater reports a new daughter at his home. Mr Campbell makes enough sor ghum to awaken up all Deweytown. Mr A Bayne attends to duties new July 6D. Mr Elliote at Carrytown on the sick list.
Mrs Ellis and Lamon of Duval visit the Hyder family while Zol G Davia and wife from Joplin tend their farm. John Riss and friends sell apples shipped from Rogers Arkansas. H H Wick repairs for Joe Rand. Mr and Mrs Kaderly, married in Texas in 1852, are among Blue Star’s eldest pair born Swiss and French, living in Barton County since 1841 and Missouri since 1856, with eyesight fading but strong health. T C McConnell buys a second saw mill. Douglas couple attend Lamar corn show.
In Dublin the farming community is busy with corn plantings as farmers hear the thump of the nubbina and wagoo ped tools. Frank Conkler has moved to Dublin occupying the Mrs. Seabold property. Mrs. Armstrong returns home after a month with her daughter in Indian Territory.
Local forecast notes steady rain Friday helps wheat look fine while farmers keep hope for fall prospects. News from the community recalls Mrs. John Thomson's death Friday morning and mentions aging residents in Etorkdas with Mrs. Scheock and Grandma Faskinia in poor health.
Uncle Johnny Carnes visited his daughter Mrs Bowers last Friday and Saturday. Grandie Harvey made a visit to Howell County last week.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that Martha Ellen Phillips executrix intends to make final settlement of the estate of Joseph Marion Phillips deceased at the next Jasper County Probate Court term in Carthage Missouri on November 11 1907 Marian Exview Poitiers Executrix 10 10 1
Elva Clark Blue from Carthage visits home folks this week. Mr McConnall hosts Mr and Mrs Shaoger of Pittabure who bought broom corn from Mr Crabtres and dined with A. S. Johnston. Johnston and Meriva brothers dined with the Boston boy. Ross Appleby and Louis Faris visited Joplin on Friday. Mr Crabtree hauls broom corn to Pittsburg this week.
Local publisher seeks a motivated representative to renew and expand the subscription base of a prominent monthly magazine. Salary plus commission. Experience preferred but not required. Apply to Publisher, box 50, Station O, New York. W-24-2t Poland China Hogs. I have for sale at my home in Die mond school district several thoroughbred hogs, some fine boars and gilts which I will sell at reasonable prices, also one fine thoroughbred Swhot-top bull. 12-3t Gwoxur Merzorn.
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