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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
5
The note describes departures from former modes and stresses correct styles in number and price, promising a clearer idea of fall and winter selections. It highlights tailors skirts shirtwaists cloaks furs ladies and children's underwear and a full line of ladies toggery in stock.
Miss Edith Boroside and Miss Alice Tyler visited at local homes. Rose Pugh and Jim Steward called on A. H. McCoes Bucday afternoon. Lauren Tyler of St Louis Co visited relatives Sunday. Harrison went to Jasper Tuesday for A E McCune goods. Selling several thoroughbred hogs boars and a Scotch-top bull at reasonable prices from my Diamond district home.
Duval warms after cool spell as Miss Maude McCune and Mrs Collier visit from Illinois with Miss Peers McCune from Oaribage. Florence and Mary Spider return to Carthage to resume studies. School opens with Mr Quackenbush teaching Young America. 20 pupils enrolled. Wheat sowing and threshing underway. local chores and travel notes from Limae to Jasper.
Mrs A A Moore visited her son and daughter in Webb City has returned home J E Hull bought seed wheat from Carns Elder Frakes and Sam King cut corn for Wm Eaderly and planned to shock fodder Ed Onstott plowing for Henry Kad lerythia and bought a fine boree from him George Van Dusen posted and conducted sale billings and visited Carthage Kan City visitors Henry Kadurly family gathered for dinner Elder Van Dusen and family visited Wm Kadarly Gilbert Keltner built a new blue barn Bobb Smith visited Charley Moore and other farm notes observed
Residents and visitors gather in Lynnland and Purcell area. Families, neighbors, and students like Miss Opal Craig, Lola and Mabel Carter, Grace Gulick, and Uriah Smith are noted in visits, schooling, and weekend gatherings. An A H A convention trip to Joplin and a Sunday School convention in Lynoland are announced with local invitations.
Zion residents report North Star school opening with Alms Biedser oatemober. Carthage guests Mr and Mrs G W Barnhart attend from Saturday. Etella Vincent spends Sunday with Lula Tunpel. Ethyle Radford visits relatives near Lakeside. Lee Johnson family with Ben Johnson attend camp meeting at Chatangun grounds. The Keen-er party with Watermolona refreshments ends in a good time. Tom H Brown of Alba visits Vincent Wednesday. Mrs A O Earl attends Sedalia for state W T U convention. Bernice Hubbard visits Ethyle Radford. H A Vincent threehed Monday.
A local trader promotes a broad stock of home furnishings and decor including furniture wallpaper telescopes window shades linoleum and oil cloths ingrain carpets samples Brussels moquarts and picture frames, highlighting a wide assortment for customers.
Diamond School began Sept. 2 with an enrollment of 46 pupils under Miss Nora Roy. Mrs. Alta Cline and Miss Roy rode to Jasper Saturday, returning on the 3:25 train. Several local residents visited Jasper, while others passed through the area including Edna Yates and Frank Aline visiting Fowler, Kansas. Notices of bereavement and family visits occur among local names. coal shipments and travel add to a weekend in the district.
Mrs Lovias Winder of Rockford Illinois visited her brother Jacob Kaderly, planning to stay through the winter if the climate helps. Ed Onstatt bought land near Hearn. George Ward talks of misfortune with horses. Harman courting at Lamar and serving on the regular jury. Jim Hull to Arkansas for apples. Ed helped himself to Mrs Douglas's chickens. Electric Bitters touted for Panama Canal fever fears and various illnesses. seven miles of Jasgier coal and several thousand bushels of Qeorl bard cowl offered at 10 cents.
A Friday sale at two distant locations lists four horses including a seven year old bay and a one year old, two milch cows, twelve hogs with two good bread goats, a wagon and cart, harness, stacks of corn, household goods, furniture, and lunch on grounds. Usual terms. Frank Lile and J. D. Harbur arrange sale and note Moses Best flour shipping in.
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