The Jasper news., 1908-09-03

Miss Juanita Hendricks went to Sar-
coxie Sunday for visit with her sister,
Mrs A. G. Wallar.
Miss Myrtle Calhoon returned Mon
day to her studies at Hills business
College, Sedalia.
Mrs. o. E. Roberts left Saturday for
| n months visit with relatives at Ffe-
donia and other points in northeastern
Kansas.
Mrs. Lee Garst returned to her home
at Nevada last Friday after several days
spent here.
Floyd Taylor .of Lamar returned to
his home Monday after visit with the
La Forces.
Mrs. j. II. Near who has been visiting
relatives here returned to her home at
Pleasanton, Kansas, Monday.
w. E. Deardorff left last Tuesday for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at different points in California.
Mrs. Moore of Joplin came up Tues.
day to spend week with the family OF
her father, Alfred Smith, east OF town.
Little Edwin Robinson, aged 4, has
been quite sick for several days at the
home OF Mrs. Barrett on North Main
st., but is reported better just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. White Of Neode-
sha, Kans., we're the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Ii. X. King and other friends in
jasper from Friday till Monday.
For RSALE-.CHEAp--My residence prop.
erty in Jasper. Lot S5 by 250 fisk
room bouse-Large barn 93.f
E. L. .LAupERBAuoH
Mrs. 8. b. Shoopman entertained a
number Of ladies last Friday at q
"thimble party. About thirty.five
guests were present, including several
Carthage ladies'.
Chas. IaForce came down from Kan
sas City the first OF the week and Joined
hie wife, who has been visiting for some
time with Mr.. LaForce's mother here.
j. II. Brown Of Barry county has
bought Mr. McCcnnpll's Interest ia the
lighting plant, and was here the first Of
the week looking after his new property.
Joseph Probert, one OF the seniors who
graduated last year from jasper high,
left Wednesday for Quincy, Ills, to at
tend business collage.
DR.. Knott reports two births this
week--one boy tn Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hiner. 3 miles northwest Of
Jasper, last Friday, and the other girl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coates, Z miles
west, on Sunday.
Rev. Sullens left last Tuesday even
ing for Warrensburg to attend the
South Methodist conference. which is
| 10 session this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Stapleton re-.
| turned to their home at Seligman last
Friday, after q few days. visit among
old friends here.
Misses Mary Rex and Lizzie Griffin
went to Kansas City Monday morning
to enter Central business college for q
course in stenograpby and bookkeeping.
j. o. Persinger ia again in charge Of
Jasper hotel. beginning last Thursday
A.J. Baker sold :he furniture to Mr..
Hoover, who owns the building, and
the latter negotiated the deal whereby
Mr.. Persing-r again takes hold.
The Epworth League of the South
Methodist church gave a social. last
Thursday evening at j. ID. Harbur's
that WAS well attended and netted the
society neat sum.
Mrs. J. G. Armitage and daughter Of
Carthage visited with the formers
daughter. Mrs. s. Is. Shoopman, the
latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Runyon expect
to leave for Arkansas next week in
covered wagon. 1t is thought that the
trip will benefit Mrs. Runyon's health.
Mrs. j. II. Scissor returned Tuesday
from visit with her daughter at Car
thaye.
q. c. Eclses this week sold his resi-.
dence on North Main to g. f. Lyons
and IL moving into the dwelling on
East Grand ave., recently vacated by
j. +. Bright.
Rov. Frank Nsff, pastor OF the 1st NJ. |
+. church at JoTlin will address the
Epworth Leagus at the NJ E. church,
Jasper, next Tuesday evening, Sept. 9th.
Everyone is invited to hear this eloquent
speaker, especially the young folks Of
Jasper.
Fred Wagner and John Bright went
to Joplin Monday morning and entered
Joplin BUSINESS college for q ten months
course. Fred and John are'two OF last
springs splendid graduating class of
Jasper high, and have thu stuff Ia them
that always makos good and,will reflect
credit on Mr.. Weatherly's. fine college
II any graduates do so. Incidently Fred
will be veritable tower of strength to
j. b. C's. basket ball team this winter,