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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
2
Mrs Mynirela Conner reports her neighbor’s barn roof damaged but not burned during the storm last Monday night. Four horses inside were unharmed. Local residents visited, traveled, and assisted with chores as high water delayed mail delivery and a threshing fire damaged Dryon Wallace’s outfit. several community members shared updates from nearby towns and gatherings.
Mrs May Mattthinws visits sister Mrs Tom Flowers in Kansas while Dan Matthews judges the election. Estey Busby heads to State University, Charlie Ontul Kinenil’s Idaho marriage noted, and local events include quilt sale profits, threshing at Binuth, and a Friday Silent Band gathering.
Mrs Charlnis Mirina Mr Wood on Alba trip and Mrs Roy Binney at Cribtree’s mark a busy week. Jay Serafine returns from Mound Valley Kans with cancer reportedly cured. Flooded streams and North Fork high hinder fording, heavy rain noted. Revival ends with nine conversions. Sunday School plans a picnic next Saturday one mile south of Mr Howery’s. Community visits abound as neighbors Exchange calls and pork purchases noted.
Route 5 narration reports farmers drying fields ready for work with threshing by Mr. Fenner last week. Orin Harvey of Joplin visited home folks Sunday. B H Janney and wife called on D H Wampler Wednesday. Chas Bradshaw and family spent Sunday at S Griffin’s Jasper. Homer Wampler visited Carthage relatives Sunday. Mrs Georges Nanniea and children from Kansas City visit father J W Robingon. Miss Ethel Jarvey began school at North Star last Monday. George Campbell began teaching at Mayflower last Monday. Allen Peterson family and Mrs M K Peterson and daughter Ethel were guests of A W Radford.
Mr Wheeler and family and J. 2 Bell made a business trip to Carthage Saturday. Pleasant Valley School opened Monday with 40 pupils taught by Miss Jessie Harrie. GM Magers and Mrs Joseph Magers visited, Mrs John Welsh returned from Dixon Nebraska after a month. Will Thompson moved to Jasper after two years with J D Dell. Mrs Ollie Cileason returned to Carthage from a week with Gi M Magers. Will Thompson visited GM Magers and family Saturday.
Elsie Cheshim and Ruth Smeltser spent Sunday with Levla Patriels. Jk F. Kays ail wife visited W. Smith and wife. Ie Decorte Smith entertained the preacher Sudnay CW Tiny and wife visited in Jasper Sunchiv. PM Davis and sen Mand went to a funeral at Maplegrove. Patrick spent Sunday with Agnes Chestiams. Allen Peterson, wife and son spent Sunday with Ant Kydtornt and wife. Hazel Coats of Lakeside visiting Art Radford and wife. Meadanes Earls, Bimith and Crow helped Mrs Sterling edole for threshers Friday. Men are beginning to fill their silos now.
Carytown notes report Mrs Ephrin Turner and guests at Salem Church. Lewis preached a simple flat sermon amid lighting issues. Ora Gresham attended the sale and neighbors hope she recovers mobility. Tom Busby and wife visited Mr Turner. Youths attended Katey Busby farewell party. Edna Turner visited Minnie and Frances Gresham. Bernice Boyd with Pearl Alexander. Chloe Turner returned from Lawrence County. Salem Sunday School had 05 attendees. Temperance Sunday planned with a short program after Sunday School. Rally Day announced for the October flat Sunday. Dan’s forget it, Earl Bobby, Aretha Flowers, Bessie Mowers, Hoyt Turner visited Kenney Miller Sunday.
The Arkansas River runs 2 170 miles but narrows at several points along its course. The river’s varying width affects navigation and local use, with notable constrictions impacting downstream traffic.
A brief classified style notice from J E Carr promoting top market prices for poultry and eggs and pledging a square deal at the Brick Barn. The advertisement emphasizes fair terms and direct buying.
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