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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-11-26
West Hooking

Mrs. Cox and two daughters,
were called from their home in W.
Va, by the serious illness of the
formers daughter, Mrs. Walter
Ash, who is suffering from lung
trouble. They arrived here Fri
day and will remain indie fiaitely.
Mrs. A. M. Musgrave and little
daughter and Mrs, Bashie Sher-
wood visited Mrs. G. Il. Sherwood
Friday.
A, M. Fox and w. d Garfield
spent Saturday in Logan.
Lucy Martin was the guest of
her cousin, Mary McClelland from
Wednesday until Saturday of last
week.
Mrs. Clark Bailor and son visit.
ed in Lancaster, Saturday.
Edna Emmons Is at present the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Nick
Rowers, of MiddlefoIk.
Mrs G. T. Sherwood is on the
sick list.
Ray McKittrick and wife visited
Burke Chambers and wife, last
Wednesday.
WIN. Turkenton and son were
down from Lancaster, last week on
a hunting trip and were enter
tanned at the home of Thomas
Mrs. Elizabeth Hedges, of Ash
vile. 10 visiting friends, at pres
ent In this vicinity and last Thurs
day wss very pleasantly enter
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StringtoWn

Allen Murphy made a business
trip to Lancaster, Tuesday.
John Weaver and wife spent
Thursday with Lew Rodgers and
family.
Mrs Solomon Harsch, who has
been confined to her home for
some time, is quite poorly at this
writing.
J. w. Azbell made a trip to
Enterprise, Wednesday evening.
The sheep barn and straw stack
of S. A. Matthias burned Tuesday,
cause of fire being unknown.
Dayid Zeller and wife, of Canal
Winchester, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Noah Beougher and
family.
Webster Glove called on Will
Evans and wife Wednesday after.
noon.
Charles Blsckston and family
were the guests of John Weaver
and family Saturday evening.
Wesley Azbsll and family spent
Saturday with Henry Miller and
family.
Geo. Conkle, wife and children,
Velma and Thobu'n, took dinner
Sunday with Noah Beougher and
family.
Mrs. Jacob Matthias, of Enter
prise, spent Monday night with
her mother.
Will Nixon and wife were Lo
gan shoppers Saturday.
Quite large crowd attended
the debate Friday night. Question
for the next debate will be, "Re.
solved, that intemperanee has
caused more misery than war"
Dan Blaekston spent the latter
part of the week with his brother
C. + Blsckston and family.
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NEITHER TEAM SCORED.
Another Game Thanksgiv-
ing Afternoon.

The Logan High School foot
ball team played the Wellston
High School team last Saturday
afternoon at the ball park, before
fair sized crowd, but neither
side scored during the time Of
play. The Logan boys played
their usual steady game and had
the ball IN Wellston's territory
nearly all the time. Gallagher
starred for the visitors, he making
two thirds OF the gains for their
side 1t is rumored that he has
played professional ball with Par
kersburg. Buckland, who has
played number of games, was
taken out, he failing to qualify as
member of the High School,
Dollison takitg his place. The
following was the line-up:
Wellston Position Logan
Billingsley right end F Warner
Pope right tackle Blacksten
Kimherling right guard FL. Warner
Potter center Tritsch
Cole left guard Dolllson
McClain left tackle Bort
Leach left end McManigal
Gallagher qtr. back Krieg, capt
Serratt half back Stone. Stiers
O'Brien full back Brown
The All-Stars of this city will
play the High School team on
Thanksgiving afternoon at the
ball park. Anyone interested in
foot ball cannot afford to be alb
sent. Game called at 2:3O.
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Pleasant Hill

Thomas Kline and wife, of Lam
caster, is spending a few days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kline.
Mrs. Pearley Dupler, of Rock.
bridge, was Logan shopper Mon.
day.
Mrs. Lila Lang made bus.
mess trip to Lancaster, Saturday.
The foil wing gathered ut the
home of Mr.. Jacob Kline last
Thursday evening: Mrs. Cora
Beavers and three children, Sarah,
Lucy and AIDA, Clifford Beavers,
Miss Honnel and Lawrence Thomp-
son. Clifford Beavers entertained
them with his musical instrument.
They also played games and all
report good time.
Wesley Matthias and family at.
tended meeting at Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Emma Tidd spent last
Thursday with VIM. Woltz and
family.
Pearley Dupler and family, of
Rockbridge, Thomas Kline and
wife and Harry Woltz, of Cant
we'll Cliffs, visited with Jacob
Kline and family.
Mrs. Thompson called on Mrs.
Pearley Dupler, Monday.
Miss Isla Kline, of Pleasant
Hill, visited her brother Thomas,
of Lancaster u few days last week.
Meeting at Pleasant Hill was
we'll attended Sunday night.
GERALDINE
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Buena Vista

Protracted meeting commences
at the M. f. Church at this place
November 80, under the instruc
tion of Rev. Il. NJ. Ricketts,. we
hone for a successful meeting.
VIM. Fansnaugh and wife, Elmer
Hedges and wife and Tifalf
Thomas, of Drinkle, were the
guests of Edward Thomas and
family Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Mcbride and Harley
Judy were the guests of j. +.
Bright and family Sunday.
Louisa Creiglow and son, Jahn,
of Pleasant Valley, were the guests
of Jasper Creiglow and family
Sunday.
Mrs. A. l.. Kane and daughter,
Gertrude, were Laurelville shop
pers Saturday.
Edward Shoemaker and two
friends, of Columbus, spent the
week with the formers parents
hunting.
Mrs. Ray Bussert was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Mary. Carrel,
Sunday.
Ferdinand Matthias, and wife,
of Rock bridge, were visiting the
latter's parents, Miles Moore and
wife, last week.
Wm. Carrel and wife were the
guests of George Goss and family
Sunday.
Carrie and Ruth Kane were
Laurelyille shoppers Thursday.
Daniel Garfield lost valuable
horse last week; il was supposed
to have been stolen.
Mrs. Mary Carrsl and son,
Claude, were the guests OF Ray
Busssrt and family Monday.
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Nondescript

The NOndescript Club met ut
the home Of Mrs. Chris Juergens.
mier, Th rsday. The program
was a Thanksgiving one. Mrs.
Strawn gave magazine reading
and Mrs. Morgan paper on the
"True M Gaming of Thanksgiving,'
both of which were very much
enjoyed. Mrs. Jusrgensmier then
presented contest "Conrtship in
the Vegetable Kingdom" in which
Mrs. Adam Lutz won the club
prize, china creamer and sugar
set. Mrs. Cowel secured the
visitors prize, set Of salt and
pepper shakers. The hostess then
served four course six O'Clock
dinner, assisted by Mrs. Ed Smith.
The following persons were guests {:
Mrs. w. H. Cowell, Mrs. DR..
Raney, Mrs. Will White, Mrs. Ed
Smith, Miss Smith and Miss Lutz.
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Foster-M cKinstry

lCOl. DlspdtCn,J
Mr.. Ray B. Foster, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William r.. Foster,
S97 North Monroe avenue, and
Miss Lillian Ruth McKinstry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II
McKinstry of Logan. formerly of
North Ga, field avenue, Columbus,
were quietly married at 23O
o'clock Thursday afternoon, at
the home of the ottici lting minis.
ter, Rev. L. L Magee, of the Mt.
Vernon avenue NJ. K. church, and
left the same day for trip to
Cleveland and Buffalo. They will
be at home to their friends after
the first of December at Logan,
Ohio.
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Sans Creek

Alva BLACK and family visited
Lewis Crawford and family, Sun.
day.
Maggie Brokaw and Belle skaer
sundayed with Will Thompson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and
children of Columbus, were called
here to attend the funeral Of the
latter's father, John Whealdon,
who, died suddenly of heart di.
sease.
Mrs. Katie Crawford and
daughter of Columbus, visited
Elias Mahorney and family a few
days last week.
Francis Davis, wife and chill
dren visited John Lively and fam
ily, Sunday.
James Arledge and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. John Steel
Of Lanrelville, Saturday.
Mrs. Mahorney and Mrs. Craw-
ford spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mas, Crawford.
Misses Rosa and Lille Weaver
and Clara Schwalbach visited Les.
rel Brokaw, Sunday.
Miss Katie Sehwalbach return
cd home Sunday after spending a
few days with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rull of Adelphi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackard and chill
dren are the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Smith.
Alya Black and Francis Davis
each sold some fine hogs. Sstnr-
day.
Mr.. George wilkinson was In
this vicinity few days visiting
relatives aud friends.
Harley Stewart, wife and chill
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Leaves Logan.

We are sorry to record that Rev.
II. w. Walker, pastor Of the Lu
thren church, is about to leave
Logan and go to Youngstown, 10
the pastorate of The Emanuel I.u-
thren church of that elty. The
church here regret to lose Rev.
Walker, but he goes with the best
wishes of our people. Ii has not
yet been decided who will take his
place.
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dren spent Sunday afternoon with
Ed Vanfossen and family.
Walter Pierce and Cleve Bro
kaw attended preaching at the
Smith school house, Friday even
Ing. WHITE ROSE
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Queen Of Hearts

Miss Blanche Stroupe very
charmingly entertained the Queen
of Hearts Club Monday evening
and several games of Pedro enjoy
ed. Mrs. John Brandt carried of
the honors, u china olive dish.
Miss Stroupe served light refresh
ments. The visitors were Mrs.
Tom Wakely, of Columbus, and
Miss Clara Quinn.
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Euchre

Miss Lille Wright very charm
ingly entertained with Euchre,
Tuesday night, honoring her house
guest, Miss Clearinghouse, of Wa
bash Ind There were four tables
of players and honors taken by
Mrs. Harry Ambrose, silver
spoon. The visiting ladies were
Mrs. A X. Smith, Mrs. Hall, Mrs.
Frank Eberst, Mrs. Ayers, Miss
Freda Armstrong and the guest OF
honor, Miss Clearinghouse. Miss
Wright served a delicious two
course lunch.
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Young Married Peoples
Dancing Club

On Wednesday evening the
young married peoples dancing
club will give dance In Red
Mems Hall This ia newly
organized club and the dance of
Wednesday night will be their
first.
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Joliity

Mrs. John Buntz received the
Jollity Club Monday evening and
good social time was spent by
the club and their guests. Vocal
and instrumental music was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Buntz served an elaborate
four course lunch, being assisted
by Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe and Miss
Carmen Stsrkey.
The visitors were Mrs. Ike
Martin and Miss Carmen Starkey.
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Junias

Miss Sadie McCtay was hostess
for the Junias Monday evening
and the usual program dispensed
with and fine Turkey dinner
discussed instead. The entire
membership WAS present and q
royal good time spent. The visit
ors were Mrs. Bradley, OF Ian
caster, Miss Maynard, of Cihcin-
natl and Miss Walker, Of Column
bus
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Twice Five

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dongherty
welcomed the Twice Five Club
Monday evening, The subject for
discussion being Possibility
and Advisability of Church
Unity which was very ably
handled by Mr.. H R. Harrington
and Judge $. H. Bright. After
various remarks by the entire
bership the hostess served an
elegant Turkey supper. Rev. and
Mrs. Wilson, Rev. Bnckland and
Mr.. A $. Martin, Of Salt Lake
City, were guests.
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The w, G. 4. u, will meet at
the home OF Mrs. John Timber
lake on Friday afternoon. Nov.
27. A full attendance 10 desired.
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jolly Dozen

Mrs. NJ. H. Cherrington gave a
prettily appointed six o'clock
dinner Friday evening at her c"zy
home on Main street, in cOmpli.
ment to the members of the Jolly
Dozen Pedro Club. Covers were
laid for sixteen and all elaborate
four course dinner served. Before
dinner q contest was presented
and prize taken by Miss Josephine
Henderson. The place cards were
foreign names, corresponding TO
chose of the guests. After dinner,
music was enjoyed until 8 O'Clock,
when pedro was played and honors
taken by Mrs. Bell Mill, q solid
silver meat fork Mrs. DR.. Eastman,
second, Christopher Columbus
clock; Miss Agnes White, fancy
pin cushion; Mrs. Ralph Starcher,
hair receiver and Miss Mary Ward,
of New Lexington, china hat pin
holder.
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M a suuerade

The masquerade social given by
the Maccabees last Thursday night
was quite a success socially aud
financially. There were about
fye hundred present and over fifty
masked persons. Mrs. nj. H.
Cherrington was awarded the
prize for the prettiest dressed
lady. The following program was
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aimed by Mrs b. F. Julien.

tanned by Mrs b. F. Julien.
Jesse 'rignor, wife and daugh-
ter were the Sunday guests of S.
S. McClelland and family.
Ellsworth Mccartney and Clyde
Eigel, of Finley, o, and William
Parker and Charlie Miller, of near
Chillicothe, are the guests of q.
w. Julien and wife, at present.
Marion Drummond aud son, of
Chillicothe, were the guests of w.
II. Garfield, Sunday.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY,
An oyster supper was given at
the home of NJ. l.. Judy and wife,
Tuesday night, Nov. II. The
event was given in honor of Mrs
Judy's 4sth birthday anniversary.
Splendid music was rendered by
Nick Bowers and Edna White.
The occasion was a most enjoy
able one, not only for Mr.. and
Mrs. Judy and family, but also for
the following guests present:
Nick Bowers and wife, William
Turner and wife, Samuel Hilliard
and wife. Homer Bowers, Edna
Emmons, Edna White, Edna Beav-
ers, Edna, Edith and Goldie
Tobins, Gladys Bowers, Guy Hill
lard, Albert Fast, Make Steel
and Boyd Julien.
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Suits
5000, $3.50, So. so, $40 co. $1,000, $780, $500
and upwards to $22.OO.
Young Mems Suits, all sizes at
$500, $780, $3.50, $500, $1,000, $1,000 and
$500
Mems and Young Mems Ovecoats
$500, 5000, $780, So. 90, $40 90, $500 $780,
$500, $1,000 and upwards to $24.00.
Chdens Overcoats, sizes from to
$500, $3.50, $500, So. SO and SIS 90
Boys Overcoats, sizes to 15 at
$500, $4.OO, $500, 5000 and $3.50
Mems Underwear garment
Csc to $500.
Underwear suit
800 to SO so.
Boys Heavy Underwear
Csc and soc.
Boys Fancy Neggee Shirts
SOC.
Mems Fine Negigee Shirts
75c and $1,0O,
Jersey Shirts
SOC.
Shirts
$1OO, $3.50 and $500.
Wool Hose
1Oc, 15c and Csc
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Surprise

SUFpftSs
Mrs, Jess Rohrer planned and
executed veiy clever surprise on
her husband Saturday evening,
that being he anniversary of his
birth. S,me twenty live were
present and spent the evening
with music and cards. The
hostess served a fine two course
lunch
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SOCIETY NEWS
Dom . site

Mrs. will Brandt will receive
the Domestic Club Wednesday
afternoon.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26

Harland Burkett went to Joplin Sun.
day with the Lamar tase ball team,
which played an exhibition game with
the Joplin western association team,
losing by score of to /. ''Bub" is
to report to the Tulsa team on April LIST,
unless, percbance, the ST. Pau! team of
the American association decides to
use him. Manager Flood of that team
saw him work in Sundays game and
asked him to report on Tuesday at Jop
lin for a try-out, the St. Paul team
playing there on that date.
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Murderer In the Tolls.

What seemed trivial arrest Of q
peace disturber miles east Of Spring.
field last Friday became 40 important
capture when the prisoner turned out
10 be the man who shot and killed
James Evans and wounded Geo. Rysr,
IN box cor near Peirce City only few
days previously. A local constable
made the Arrests, aud being convinced
by parties at Stafford, village near
Springfield, that he had the murderer,
Immediately brought bis captive to Car.
thage for Identification by Ryan, who is
in hospital there In q critical condi.
.tion. Ryan instantly identified him,
every detail corresponding with his de-
scription after the shooting. It is al
most certain that the fellow will hang
for his crime.
The murder for which johnson, the
prisoner, must answer, was particular.
~ villainous one. He rode from
Springfield with his two victims, ell
beating their way 10 box oar. Hear
ing that they bad money on them be
drew srevolver and told them to s'shell
out" They refused and he fred four
bnilets Into each Of the two men.
Evans was killed instantly; Ryan fsign.
ed death and 90 escaped. The murder.
or Immediately fed, whereupon Ryan
crawled outof the car and notified the
the PIERCE City officers. johnson had
disappeared completely aud until hs
invited trouble by bothering some far
mers' wives near Springfield little hope
was felt Of capturing him.
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VIM. Lewis. one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF this section Of Jasper county
died last Sunday at his homo SOUTH
west Of town, after q prolonged struggle
with cancer Of the stomach, and was
buried on Tuesday at the Dunkard
cemetery, after services conducted at
the home BY Rev. Deakins. Mr.. Lewis
came to this county in the COS, and
ut the time Of his death was GO years
old. He was quite well known over
this section aud his death is generally
mourned.
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DIR. ID. ". Vale and II. O. Hefley 40,

DIR. ID. v. Vale and II. O. Hefley aud
son son were here from Carthage Sum
day, called by the critical illness Of
VIM. Lewis, southwest Of Jasper. All
are former residents Of this city. where
DR.. Vale formerly engaged in the prso.
tice OF medicine. He is now an eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist at the
county seat.
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Pension Report.

Congressman Thomas Hackney re-
ports tho following pensions granted
residents OF Jasper during the week
ending March 81.
Jacob Dunkle, Joplin. $500; Joseph
Brown, Joplin, $1,000; Joel H. sauls,
Webb, $500: Albert Madison, Joplin,
$1,000; David Sill, Carthage, s12.0o;
James w. Thomas, Joplin, SI2.00;
Samuel Ramsey, Joplin, $500; Joshua
H. Hardesty, Joplin, 5000; John
Chaplin, Joplin, sl2 90.
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The Zion w. g. T. U. met at the
home of Capt. Tiller, Thursdsy, March
10Th. The question, SIS Prohibition 9
SUGGEST" was discussed and several
interesting papers read on the subject.
An all day meeting at Salem on April
I'd was voted. Next meeting, April 10,
with Mrs. Isaac Schroeder.
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The high school students organized a
base ball team early this week and are
holding daily practice. Ernest Craw-
ford was chosen captain and manager.
Games will be played with the high
school teams Of Cartilage, Webb City,
Joplin, Lamar, and possibly few
others.
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Now is the time to get old harness
made new. Get it done at VOLTS by
experienced workmen.
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Sixteen rural students took the high
school entrance examinations at the
high school building Saturday. Liberty
school was well represented with six APP
plicants., The result Of the examine
tions will rot be announced for some
two weeks.
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Look at the figures opposite your ad
dress on this copy Of the News. Don
ct Uncls Sam force US to drop you
name. III
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Notice to all opponents OF socialism.
We invite you to visit our headquarters
at Schoolcraft hall Thursday, April 3,
at 8 p. m. Topic-"Are Socialists
Lazy. Improvident, and Financial
Failures?"
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Chas. Heffner left Saturday to visit
several points in Oklahoma and Kan
sas, with view to picking location.
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Misses Jennie and Louella Peed c
Nevada visited friends in Jasper Sal
urday.
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Mics Nell Mclaughlin Of Lamar wa
the guests Of Mrs. q. e. Campbell Sat
and Sunday.
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How are the figures opposite the ad
dress on your NEwsf Don't force US II
stop yosr paper.
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Q sets Of second hand single harness
at VOLTS in good shape, at a bargain.
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LosT-Tnursday, March 10, on Jas
per-Dublin road or in Dublin school.
house, a Jasper high school class pin.
bearing 'G6 date. Return to News office.
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Seed potatoese galore at Wheat &
Bishops store. 3-5f
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Collar pads, collars, and all horse fl
ting at VOLTS.
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Orman Schroeder went to Kansas Cit.
Friday where he took the examination
for postal clerk.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26

Roy Wells aud Claud Boyer wer,
gazing at the tall buildings at Carthsg
Friday.
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I have bought sorghum mill, aud
will operate same at my place at Dub
lin. Plant some cane this spring.
3262t GEO. STRAwN'
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s1.0O will grease your harness a
VOLTS
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Genuine Khaki work clothes. coats
and trousers, at Joyce's. Cali and sec
them. 1881
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: Miss Marguerite Beam visited friends
in Lamar Saturday and Sunday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26

Wolf is selling clothes pins 10 per doz.
while they last.
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Wheat & Bishop can supply you witt
barrel salt. DO
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Timothy, Red top, Red Clover, White
Glover, Blue Grass, and Orchard Grass
VOLTS.
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Duck and corduroy costs q to IS, 8
Add Joyce's. Come 10 and exsmip,
them. - 4 -. Z. ...l i Z, .10-3
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Orville Andrews of Kansas City ar.
rixed. iu,Jaspef Saturday for . few days
visit with the family Of Bert Webb,
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For SALE--Dry four-foot cord wood
Apply r. R. Agent, Garry town Mo.
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Cres.o Lac makes old furniture new.
Pitts drug store. : S-l9f
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VOLTS s and 1oc counters are full OF
bargains.
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Mines. Joyce and Schroeder and Miss
Bettie Larrick were at Carthage Mon
day.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26

Peters shoes and oxfords at r. L.
Roberts & Son. 3.26f
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Phone that news item 10 to US, phone
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We still have few bargains in guns
at VOLTS.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Steiner came up
from Carthage and epent Sunday with
homo folks.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26

Mrs, Whitesel OF Joplin was here
over Sunday, tho guest fMr. and Mrs.
j. w. Crandall.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-03-26
cres.o-Lao for floors see Pitts. s-ls

You always get fresh goods and o
good grade at Crandall Bros. 11-2f