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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
2
Advertising and subscription notice from Jasper Missouri includes rates and terms. Information mentions second class mailing, rates for three months and monthly copies, with advertising rates available on request and notices that ads run until ordered out.
Five and one half per cent interest payable once a year with privilege as to payments. Large amounts per acre loaned when inquired. Abstracts of title furnished in Barton County. 8-30-81.
Henry Kacerly of Kansas City wan! down jsst and returned Sunday after supervising work at his place and visiting home folks. A crowd gathered at H H Wick's Sunday for an impromptu basket dinner in honor of Mrs Wick's birthday. Miss Bartlett tutored a progressing school. J E Hull did Tamar business Monday. Rush and Conner threshing wheat this week with good yield noted despite poor crop. Kelleya sorghum mill operating with fine sorghum produced Saturday.
Miss Florence Dayringer is sick. Mastin Cline, Frank Cline's brother, visits from California. Diamond school reports 35 attendees. Ice cream social at Teonison's well attended. Earl Deniston found a pew to tie his horse Sunday evening. Chas Hane and Wm Wood attended Bethel Sunday. Mr Deniston plans to make molasses this fall. Fay Heartley bought a new buggy recently.
Reading of social visits by Mr and Mrs Duckett and others at Lakeside Matthewa Markham Esteve and Esteve areas. O A T A met at Carrytown electing officers for the year. Chafin's riot defense story recalled with a brickbats strike and mob bravery against liquor traffic. WCTU delegates named for Webb City convention. School opens. Edith Wall visits Matthews. Jasper church resolves to honor Pastor Stapleton and prayers for his health.
Jabber Lodge No 308 A F and A M meets every Tuesday at the lodge hall. Visiting brothers are welcomed and offered meals before or after the meeting. Rutherford Hi, F, Pitts serve as officers for the current term.
Rain is light as Carns works for George Vincent this week while Geo Winter Hauls. W C Kyle does road work. Henry Kaderly of Kansas City visits the area to oversee wheat work with Ed Onstott and J B Hall over 40 acres. Mrs Dock Lamb of Nashville visits daughter Mrs Wm Kaderly. Mrs A A Moore of Webb City visits son Chas Moors. Cera of peers visits Cay Mamet Moore and wife of Lamar are in the area visiting Wm Enderly. Hodson of Boston was here last week.
The A H A s of Jasper county plan a picnic and basket dinner at lakeside park between Carthage and Carterville on September 23 1008. The park is reserved for the Antis on that date. All members within reach and their families are invited to attend and help formulate plans for an annual picnic. By order of the committee E W Parsrox Country Secy.
Strong P J Daly of 1947 W Congress St Chicago says his feeble mother gains flesh weight and strength from Electric Bitters. He notes improved sleep and overall vigor, urging others to try the tonic. The remedy targets stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold under a guarantee at Webb Bros. drug store for 50 cents.
Alba seeks to avenge a loss to the Redsox last Sunday by facing them at Ward grounds next Sunday. Alba plans to pad with league talent for the occasion while Redsox stick to their regular lineup with Mitchell and Ensninger at point.
An advertisement from Webb Bros. druggists Pittsfield Vermont promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming long use and high satisfaction. It asserts relief from stomach liver and bowel kinks without fogs or friction and guarantees satisfac tory results.
Program of the Zion W C T U meeting to be held October 1 at Mrs. Garrett Major's includes devotional exercises roll call select readings from pioneer temperance workers and a convention report by delegates. Delegates are to close by repeating the pledge.
A damaged OCR segment mentions church, superintendent, and notes about wheat pricing. It references a Presbyterian notice, a superintendent, and a decision or action by authorities. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a formal notice or memo with pricing notes.
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