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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1905

Page

2

New Jasper Public School Opens With Large Attendance

The Jasper public school started a new term Monday with high turnout and plans to add a fifth room to accommodate growing enrollment. Grammar, second primary, and fires primary divisions show increases with extra space funded by church aid. Several local staff are listed, and several students from outside the district have enrolled. Miss Jennie Teeter dies after paralysis. services held at Dukard churchyard. Miss Nocti Contly returns from Lewis. Miss Aostley expands dreammaking plans in the new Webb building. preparations begin for a Monday start.

Jasper Sweetianod Raya Gramwar Department Methodist Church Oui Ani Coon L. H. Swentland Bape Cameron Bagalll Dad Blarrett Girachuur Depe Lewis Aostley Webb Milde Cortley

Swanson Burgett Wedding in Jasper County

Pretty wedding of a Jasper couple Consis C Seaneon and Mise Katheryn Burkett was held at the home of G A Cnesil in Carthage Mor day afternoon at 4 o clock Rev A E Perry officiated before a small gathering of relatives and friends Lena Harkett sister of the bride was bridesmaid Forrest Chandler of the city acted as best man A wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside in Jasper after moving into the home on Main Street recently purchased by Mrs Crow from KB E Joffman. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Burkett living southeast of town and is well known in the vicinity Mr Swanson the lumberman in charge of the Buegoer Lowman Lumber yard for the past several months is a popular young man and the groom and bride are warmly congratulated.

Seaneon Mise Katheryn Burkett G. A. Cnesil Carthage A. E. Perry Cumberland Presbyterian Church Lena Harkett Siater Forrest Chandler Thin City Misa Cuanil Jasper Kermog Mr. Swanson Buegoer Lowman Sud Bride

Ten Dollars and Cust Char Moom Case Details

Char Moom, a known young farmer from Aettheaut, drank at G mel Saturday and harmed his wife. Marshal Ward arrested him. he faced Judge Lowe Monday for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Fines included $6 for drunkenness and $5 for disturbing the public, plus a subsequent fine for another offense.

Char Moom Marshal Ward Lowe Aseedeed Elilgo

Sixty Days in Jail Sentence for Hive Worlder

Diwrenov Solirmokengaust, a young Hive wereld in daupor leet whele fur Sheth hur blacket bod whip troy Wo Ale, was bought up on Unrkhage Neday and brought before Jodie Dodd. He pled guilty and received 69 days. the county jail took back his seatener, now serving in Carthage. Assistant Prosscuia g ao: forbey Lt. L. Bighteeams up to repre wht the stata in the trial.

Diwrenov Jodie Dodd Justhey Carthage Prosscuia

Charity Union Organized to Aid City Destitute

A charity union was organized last week to aid the city destitute during winter. Officers include President Mrs. Vi Wolf, First Vice President Mrs. J. A. Conatt, Secretary Miss Clara Bayne, Treasurer Mrs. J. D. Harbur. An executive committee draws from several churches and met at Mrs. Wolf’s home to plan arrangements.

Mra Vi Wolf J. A. Conatt Clara Bayne J. D. Harbur Much Church Nellie Boucher MBE F J Runyon Presbyterian A. M. Crandall M.E. Churean South Anna Busby Baptist Church Mra Henderson Christian Church Mra. Wolf Idonday

Stella Larrick Married in California Visit

Stella Larrick of Jasper married a gentleman named Mr Guise Thursday at her uncle's home in Jamar California. The couple will visit her parents in Jasper then move to California where the groom's brother Mr Gensen is a civil engineer.

Mira Stella Larrick Jasper Guise Tursday Earorat Koros Atjlamar Calo Ale R. Larrick California Mr. Gensen

Veo Wolf Purchases Property for Expansion

Veo Wolf buys a property from Arhur tough on First Street between Lexington and Mr street. A new addition will be built and the bolban will be raised about 18 inches. the property will be greatly improved and soon occupied by them suadowe. W il Jones may acquire the plane.

Veo Wolf Arhur Tough Jobon Suth First Street Lexington Avenue Gooeral Suadowe Wil Jones

J P Ketes Back Joins Jasper Circles Tonight

J D Lees returned to Jasper Saturday night after a stint with an elevator construction outfit in Loomingwo. He plans to continue his technical work in Jasper for now as Jasper friends welcome him back. Me Hoffman also returns to Jasper and settles at the Broeber property on Maiden Lane.

J.D. Lees Lloomingwo Jasper Me Hoffman Broeber

Practically Unanimous Sermon At Sanday Night Service

A nearly unanimous turnout attended the Sunday night service where Rev OW Jones delivered a sermon on The Devil. The discussion of a pool hall issue recurred with Mr Jones and Prof Sweetleed presenting views. The congregation formed a rising vote supporting Establabment to Jaeger, and Warren Ling, a longtime HT frost clerk, assumed a similar post at Wabb Brow Mercantinn.

Jan Ererilant OW. Jones Mr. Jones Sweetleed Warren Ling Frost's Wabb Brow Mercantinn

John Spencer Minrt Injured In Colorado Threshing Accident

John Spencer a well known threshing machine man from Marty neighborhood was badly scalded when a steam pipe on the engine he captained burst at his Colorado home near Fort Collins. He suffered a broken arm and other injuries. his brother Monk Spenourie arrived to assist. His father Jessie near Jasper was asked to come, but the trip was deemed risky.

John Spencer Marty Premat Ft. Collins Colo Monk Spenourie Jessie Jasper Spencer Tole

Overland Trip by Fairfield Family Progress Plans

Mr. and Mrs. Juh Fairfield and their daughter planned an overland trip from Pridey to Kansas and possibly the Indian Territory. They aimed to stop at Ashbury for eight hours, then Columbus Kansas to visit Ralph Fairfield. If time permitted they hoped to visit Fairland Indiana Territory before possibly returning to Carthage for the fair.

Juha Fairfield Iodino Carthage

General Move Noted In Local Housing Shuffle

John Rex returns to Lamar and J P Leies prepares to move into Mrs Wrights house on Maiden Lane vacated by Mr Ker. J D Harbor plans to move into the Merrilbone on North Main Street vacated by Mr Lolwa. Uncertain future for the house to be voosted by Mr Harbur. speculation includes ownership changes and possible marriage.

John Rex Lamar J. P. Leies Mrs. Wright Coast Maiden Lane Ker J. D. Harbor Merrilbone North Main Street Lolwa Harbur

Moves To Columbus Kansas Family Relocates

J A Rhowdad and family move to Columbus Kansas where Mr Rhoades and his wife secure good positions in a large department store's hardware department. Friends in despair will regret the move. Deal boom will occupy the space vacated on Main Street south by the Rhoades.

J. A. Rhowdad

Food Business Reopens at Main and Grand Corner

The H L Tallmap flour store reopens after a brief closure. It resumes operation in Dr Hendrick's building at the Main Street and Grand Avenue corner, formerly occupied by J D Harbur. John Waklron returns as in charge and lists products including Ark and Polo, with a local station presence.

H. L. Tallmap Dr. Hendrick Main Street Grand Aveous J D. Harbur John Waklron Ageio Ip

Not a Trust Buster Norlin Says District Handles

Not a trust buster statement from Norlin appears to reassure residents that district operations remain focused on local duties rather than monopoly suppression. The wording is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.

Second Hand Goods For Sale In Pain Of Service

Old and used items offered as new in service condition. Bins of goods and coal hunters available, short usage and in good shape. Cash paid for items brought in, no need to trade. Snow season rush warned to buy now at trusted prices.

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Jennie Teeter Mies Abe Teter Swanson-Burnett Chas Moore Clarence Schreckengaust Chanty Will Offesrea Stella Larrick Wes Wolf First Street J. P. Ketes Back Caroele Boucher Colorado Utah Wyoming Denver McAnama Power Feplig John Spencer Minrt Columbus Norlin Wivhgu Second Handzgoods Johnston Selz Shoes Webster’s International W. T. Harris United States Peteut Specialiats Nul Wesle
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