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The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
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MI. LEONARD.

Miss Irene Welch returned home
Thursday from a visit with her
sister Mrs. w. w. Lynch in Sedalia.
A large crowd from here attend
ed the Ringing Bros. show at Mar
shall and report it the best ever.
George Oquest and Jim Briggs
Sundayed in Kansas City.
Max Cook and family left Sun
day for their home in Kansas City
after a week very pleasantly spent
with relatives here and in the coun
try.
y Miss Pinkie Stewart of South
Missouri is here visiting trends.
Miss Ida Daunser Of Marshall was
the guest of relatives here Sunday.
Little Pauline Gentry has been on
the sick list the past week.
Walton Lunbeck, wife and chill
dren OF Malta Bend took the train
here Sunday morning for Corder
TO visit relatives.
Rev. G. G.. McClanahan and wife
were Blackburn visitors Monday.
Mrs. Charles Sayers and children
Of Bates City are guests of Mat
Barnes and family at present.
Charley Sayers came down Tues
day night to attend the funeral Of
his sisters baby at Malta Bend who
died from the effect Of whooping
cough Tuesday.
Mrs. Dollie Baker and daughter
Miss Viola were Marshall visitors
Wednesday. O.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

Ben Winslow hauled in the first
wheat to the elevator Thursday at
$500 per bushe1.
4 DR.. G.. s.. Hardin OF Marshall was
here professionally Monday.
Misses Mamie and Nora Kehoe
OF Jacksonville, Ill, are guests OF
their uncle Mat Taffee and Mrs.
Mary Shendan.
Miss Josie King returned home
Saturday from Colorado.
Mrs. Mike Lynch OF Marshall,
! Visited her brother j. J. Campbell
Tuesday and attended the medicine
| show.
+ Miss May Mitchell OF st. Louis
is the guest OF Mrs. Mary Sheridan.
Frank Rigney OF Marshall spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rigney.
Jerome Prior and family visited
at the home of Miss Mary King Sun
day.
Mrs. Julia Leitz and daughter,
Margaret and Mrs. CURE and chill
dren OF st. Louis are visiting at
the home OF j. j. Campbell.
viii Carter, wife and children,
Grace and Eugene came out Sum-
day from Marshall to visit r. F.
Carter.
!, Mrs. Grimes OK Slater is here
Tor a short visit to her daughter,
Mrs. d. w Becraft.
Mrs. Ely Gsuldin Of Marshall Wis
tied her mother Mrs. J. J. McKeev-
er Tuesday.
Jack Fellows representing the
Modern Medicine Co after n
tertaining the people here sever
al evenings left Sunday morning
for Herndon.
The prize a gold watch and chain
offered to the most popular lady
by the Modern Medicine Co was
won by Miss May Mitchell OF st.
Louis and the baby prize a. silver
set, won by Willis Walker Hutch
~crson.
Doc Horrigan OF Fairville visit
ed relatives here Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
GRAND PASS.

Miss Pinkie Stewart OF Texas
county is visiting Mrs. F, Buford.
Miss Callie Mcclure spent last
week with her friend Miss Ellis at
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eberhard returned
this week from Myric.
DR.. Crosswhite is quite sick at
his country home.
Last Monday Chester Demoss
was taken sick very suddenly with
appendicitis but the medical aid OF
DR.. Walker and DR.. Brown, he is
improving but is not considered
out OF danger yet.
A large number OF people here
are contemplating the pleasure OF
attending the Chautauqua during
the season the entertainment is
at Marshall.
Mrs. Russell Green and Johnnie
returned from a several months Wis
it with relatives and friends at
Higginsville and MAYHEM.
Mr.. Edwards OF Nelson is visit
ing his daughters Mrs. F. Buford
and Mrs. c. G. Treadway.
Fruit is not very plentiful here
especially blackberries they are
very scarce.
The farmers are now having an
opportunity OF threshing their
wheat as the weather is fair and
and the river and lake are about
all right now.
Gods glorious sunshine Is in
deed q great blessing to humanity.
Grover Reynolds went to Slater
Tuesday to his position as train
man from Slater I'd Kansas city.
His many friends wish him WELL !.
Mrs. b. L. Treadway entertained
her young friends with a social last
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NEW FRANKFORT

Next Sunday will be regular preach
ing day at New Frankfort.
Mrs John Haines OF Slater visited
George Hams and family last week.
Several from this neighborhood at.
tended the circus at Marshall Satur
day. "
Mrs. B. Maddox Is entertaining four
young ladies from Atchison this week.
OFT Blum was bitten by a mule Sun
day from which he received an ugly
cash but no serious injuries,
Ina May sydenstriker 10 visiting
relatives In Kansas City! .
Rev. Father Fortune of Slater was
automobiling on our streets Monday.
Little helen Bohlken is reported To
be quite sick with pneumonia.
Ada and Mabel Reider OF Slater are
spending the week at the home oftheir
uncle, Jno. Schmidt and family.
Dan Norvell OF Gillian purchased
the farm OF a. HUFF the past week.
Mr.. Hut will move to Gillian and en-
JOY city life.
There 10 quite a good deal OF sick.
ess prevalent among the children.
Threshing Is In full blast.
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BLACKBURN

Miss Nellie Poste OF Kansas City
came down Saturday night to Wis
it her grandmother, Mrs. T. w.
Blackboard.
Quite a number of people from
Blackburn attended the show at
Marshall Saturday.
Dave Entrekin is about we'll
again.
Mrs. George Holke is improv-
ing.
Mrs. BADGE OF Chicago returned
home Monday after an extended
visit to her aunt Mrs. j. 8. Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Entrekin OF
Slater are visiting home folks at
present.
Mrs. G.. A. Richart went to Kan
sas City Monday shopping.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
COUNTY NEWS
LITTLE ROCK.

Mrs.. Charity ~ntl beloved wife Of
Anne Colt, after several months ~illpess
diud ~ her dsughteta Mrs. Joe Kti.
iy's, Friday evening y: 8 p. m Mrs.
Con- was born april 3 1871 f. Saline
county, was married w ~. Two chill
Something over 40 wears ego che was
married to Anne Colt and TWO Chi dren
were born to them, being four in all,
but all have passed away except one
and that is Mrs. Mana Kelly. Mrs.
Cot was q devoted Christian having
uDitsd With the Fish Creek Baptist
church 81 years ago and has been a
devoted christian ever since. She
leaves two sisters and three brothers,
. daughter and husband besides hosts
Of friends TO mourn her loss. We
have lost one among va whose place
can be filed. Her age was SO
years. Rev. mcClanhsp preached the
funeral Sunday at IL a. m
DIR. W. L. Sharp was an Arrow
Rock caller Monday evening.
Chas. hayes is quite busy helping
different people with their hay.
Jack MeChespey was a Little Rock
caller Sunday evening.
G. 4. Trout aud family we're Sun
day guests OF Ehler Bros.
Mrs John Peuster and sister, Miss
Grace Shear, OF Kansas City, who
have been Visiting Mr. Peuster, OF near
Little Rock returned to their home
NooAsy after q three weeks stay.
Remember Ehler Bros. picnic, Aug.
IL Everybody ONE.
Misses Ruby and Mabel Pearson
accompanied by DR.. Sharp left early
Saturday morning To attend Ring ling
Bros. circus at Marshall.
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BLUE LICK

There is a good deal OF sickness
in this vicinity.
Rev. Boulware will preach next
Saturday and Sunday at Blue Lick:
There will be a Sunday school
picnic at Blue Lick next Saturday.
Mr.. Cochran and wife are spend
Ing the summer at Blue Lick. They
will stay until October to drink the
water as he was raised in this coun
try and knows all about the water,
Glands Holden IL .visiting his
uncle and aunt Sam and Laura Igo
aft NantonltAA s1 8 sa1N
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

The following decidedly frank
obituary notice recently appeared
in the Smith County (Kan.) Journal
"Albert Jordon was an honest man
in every business transaction in
which he entered. He was always
ready to accommodate anyone in
need who would abide exactly by
the terms OF the contract, but he
had no time for enjoying life as it
is enjoyed by most people. He will
be remembered by those who knew
him as a slave to work and amar-
tyr to the greed for money; a man
who could have contributed liber-
ally towards making the world bet
ter for the fact that he had lived
it-but he did not" rur~r
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
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ARROW ROCK
Watch

The big muddy Is slowly falling.
Mrs. +. II. Green Of the county was
shopping in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Witcher and son, Geo.
OF Calumet, OKLA, Is visiting at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
K. Beszley this week.
Mrs. Charles Nlemeier and daugh
ter, Miss Pearl, were shoppers in
town Tuesday.
Ben Townsend and wife OF Long
wood were guests Monday OF Larkin
Reynolds and family.
Z d. McMahan OF Cooper county
was driving on our streets Tuesday.
The eight months old child OF John
Adams and wife, col. died Friday
from the effects of whooping cough
Tom Gibson and grand son OF near
B~laekwatsr we're guests Tuesday Of
Gibson Scott and wife.
Mise Leora Herndon OF Marshall 10
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Engelage last week purchased
the McGufin cottage down on End and
Main streets.
Mrs. 8. A. 81. Townsend and Miss
BlAueh, were visitors last Tuesday Of
Mrs. Parilie Bingham.
Will Eichman went to Marshall
Tuesday for r load OF -four.
Miss Leora Edwards returned home
Tuesday from Blackwater.
DR.. Mcguire and family and Mrs.
VIII Eichmsn attended the tent meet
Ing Tuesday night In B~lackwater.
Mrs. Jim Wood was shopping in
town Thursday afternoon.
Henry Niemeier and family we're
trading with our merchants THURSDAY
Ed Gibson and Margie were In town
Friday.
MRS. Walter Townsend and Rather.
ise Bradshaw are guests OF relatives
in Marshall.
Lloyd WilkersOn and family of the
BrOEnlee neighborhood were visitors
Sunday at the home OF r. f. Beazley.
W.R. Hubbard and wife were guests
Sunday OF r. G. Piper and family
near Little Rock.
Mrs. w. u. Amick who has been
sick for the past week is reported as
Improving at this writing.
Rev. Wood filed bis regular ap
pointment Sunday at Smiths chapel.
Earl Morris OF Blackwater was call.
Ing Sunday on Miss Edna Park.
J.w. Nixon, wife and daughter, Mrs.
John Karrick and little son, Charlie,
all attended the tent meeting In Black.
water Sunday morning.
Uncle Dan W ats is on the sick lis.
this week.
Will Amick 10 reported quite sick,
Lester Dickson and family went TO
Mssshall Saturday and took In the
circas both afternoon and night and
rctprned Ia the : wee small hours"
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
Orators.

Saturday evening. All reported a,
pleasant time.
C.. Rennick OF Kansas City is
visiting his home folks.
B. Kinsolow and Arthur Riley OF
Mayview visited relatives here Sun
day.
Miss Dorothy Rennick and her
friend Miss Carrie Hampton also
little Miss Helen Gould spent last
week with Mrs. E. Bell at Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

ads to eat, soft green gowns and
green trimmings generally, one
may. keep cool. White is also a
good summer defense against the
heat. b..
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
HOPING.

lester Jenkins and Miss Maud
isnish attended the show in Marshall
Saturday.
Miss Emha Harvey, OF Ridge Praire
was in Marshsii Saturday,
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Mrs. Victoria Audsley and Miss
Pearl OF near Sharon went to Hot
Springs, Ark this week for the
benefit Of the f~ctlner's health
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

In the Brooklyn Eagle, Julius
Chambers told of & monument sales
man who called on a widow with
whom he was acquainted and sug-
gested that she ought to erect a
monument to the memory OF her
late husband. "Memoryp she ejac
ulated. "Certainly notl Why a.
ter the funeral I found four letters
of mine in his pockets that he had
forgotten to mail"
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

A little girl vas very bad andoth-
er corrections failing, her mother
took her to her room to whip her.
During the proceeding, the little
girPs older brother opened the
door and was about to enter. But
in her prone position across her
mothers knee, little girl twisted
around her head and said severely
Eddie go out can't you see we're
busy?"
King City Democrat las an'illus-
tration Of the utter impossibiiity OF
publishing a paper to suit every
body a subscriber recently inforrn-
ed us that he would have to. have
his name taken off the subscription
books giving as a reason that when
the paper came he couldn't get a
lick OF work out OF the old woman
until she had read every line, adj
vertisements and all.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

1t was commandments at a well
known girls seminary and the
father of one of the young ladies'
came in to attend the graduation
exercise. He was presented to the
principal, who said: ~ .congratu-
late you sir, upon your extremely
large and a~ifectionate family"
Large and affectionate," he STAN
mered and looking very much sur
prised. ayes indeed" said the prin-
cipal. "No less than twelve OF.
your daughters brothers have call
ed frequently during the winter to
take her out riding and Bleighing,
while your oldest son escorted her
to the theatre at least twice a
week. Unusually nice brothers
they are" 1pp
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Neatly Put Together

Little Edwin in answer to his
his question had been told that
God made him. At his bath the
next morning his mother saw Ed
win examining his skin closely and
looking at his arms and legs and
trying to get a glimpse OF his back
in the glass. Finally he said, "Say
mamma God made a good Job not
TO leave any seams."-Delineator
for June.
Everybody's: "Fust time you've
ever MIXED a cow is it?" said
Uncle Josh to his visiting nephew.
"Wall y do it a durn sight bettern
most city fellers do" sit seems
to come natural somehow" said the
youth, flushed with pleasure Owe
had a good deal OF practice with
a fountain pen."
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

Tarkio Avalanche says: Ethel,
aged three, had been to visit her
cousins, two fun-loving and romp-
ing boys. She had climbed upon
her fathers knse and was telling
him Of her visit. "Papa, every
night when John and Georgesay'
their prayers they ask God to
make them good bbys," she said.
Then thinking soberly for a few
minutes, she added aHe hasn't done
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

We want to sell every yard of Lawns, Batistes, Or
CANDIES, Tissue Ginghams, etc that we have in the
house. To do this we have put them on 3 tables and
they 60 at the following prices: ID.
ABL NO. /. 5%
Lawns, Batistes, Organizes in plain colors and
flower and figured effects. These goods are worth in
a regular way up to 124c. Everything on this table
TABLE NO. g.. r' -
This table contains everything sold up to 15c per
yard. All new goods and bright pretty patterns, moth
ing reserved, everything on the table. This lot goes
at. :. ....... lie per yd.
TABLE NO. 3. .f
Here you will find some rare bargains. Beautiful
fabrics in Sheer pretty patterns, just what you want
for these warm days. These goods are worth up to-
Csc per yard. Our sale price on this table 1ec per I'D
Shoes.
We received this week 80 cases containing 951
pairs of Stars" That is the way we have to buy
Stars to supply our increasing business. We bought
this lot before the advance in prices and will give you
the benefit of the buy. DO you walk on Stars" if
not try a pair and you will have no others. Star Brand
Shoes are THE BEST.
Groceries.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23

give got one Of my sons learning
the cornet and the other the fiddle
n daughter studying the piano
and the other the flute; while to
top it all off, my wife has started
taking singing lessons" "My grac-
ious! is your family as musical as
that?n' "No; but there's a vacant
lot next to our place and we don't
want anybody to build on it,"
1t is told OF an excellent Ameri-
can minister that, happening one
day to pass by the open door OF a
room where his daughters and
some young friends were ASSEMBLE
ed he thought, from what he over
heard that they were making too
free use with the characters OF
their neighbors. After the visitors
had departed, he gave his children
a lecture on the sinfulness of scan
dial. They answered :"But father,
what shall we talk about? We must
talk about something" III you
can do nothing else," he replied,
"get a pumpkin and roll it about
that will at least be innocent diver
sion.n A short time after an as
ISOLATION OF ministers met at his
home and during the evening some
discussions on points doctrine were
earnest and their voices were so
loud as to indicate the danger Of
losing their christian temper, when
his eldest daughter, overhearing
them procured a pumpkin, and, en-
terdng the room, gave 1t to her faith
er and said, "There, father, roll 1t
about" The minister was Obliged
TO explain to his brethren, and good
humor was instantly restored.
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The London Daily Mirror says
the coolest color for summer is
green and advises it's use Tor the
warmest weather In hats, gowns,
and in all household decorations
for that matter. Dark blue isafot
color ne are black and red and they
should be avoided. With green
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
Bill is on Anxious Seat.

Someone has put VIM. Ward OF this city
in most embarrassing position. Last
Monday Dight somebody took couple
OF summer undershirts belonging to
Geo. Andrews from a clothes line down
at Bert Webb's place, Continuing on
his way, the sticky fingered party enter
ed Mr.. Wards yard, where another
clothesline was loaded with drying raj.
ment of various sorts. In this assert.
ment said party found something more
suited to his liking and needs in the
shape OF suit of underwear belonging
to mir. Ward lie contiscated this, hut
III order to prevent any impression that
he was hard hearted person he left
Mr.. Andrews undershirts 10 its place.
Mr. Andrews, of course, was able to re.
cover his property as soon as be heard Of
the situation over at Wards, but Mr.
Ward is still minus his own lingerie.
Meanwhile his bath time draws near
and he would like to compromise the
matter with the party who borrowed
them, it possible. Said party is request
ed to call on Mr.. Ward with the under
clothes before Saturday night OF this
week, and not later than Sunday morn.
inn
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
To Wed Next Wednesday.

On Wednesday, Dec. 29tb, according
to announcements issued the latter part
OF last week by Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Hill
OF Carthage, their daughter, Lucreta,
and Mr.. H. j. Desrdorff of jasper will
be married. Both of these worthy
young people are very we'll known bere,
where the former was employed for four
years as millner, first by Mrs. @. E.
Campbell and lately by w. Cassidy,
and where the latter is at present the
manager and part owner of flourishipg
clothing establishment. They will be-
gin their married life under very deserv-
eddy suspicious conditions, which we
hope will continue throughout their
earthly journey together.
The wedding will be at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, s12 Walnut ST., Car
thage.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
Funny Program Made Hit.

Boomingdale school, five miles east
OF town, gave a pie supper last Friday
night that was something new. The pie
supper proper was the orthodox thing,
but the program was out OF the ordinary
10 that every number was designed to
create n laugh, and all succeeded.
There were no long, tiresome recitations
because Prof. Yale Corder limited
his kids to very, few minutes
on the floor and let them try for no ef-
feet but the funny. Consequently every.
body there declared he had never been
so well entertained in his life.
The pies sold-for Sl4 is, and the cake,
which was voted to Miss Myra Tiller,
brought So u q total Of s2232 for the
library fund.
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Will Wed Next Sunday.
J. D. HARBUR.

Cards are out announcing the up.
preaching marriage OF Mastin O. Stith
and Miss Opal Elliott at the home of
the brides parent, Mr.. aud Mrs. Royel
Elliott, at Carytown. Both groom al
bride pros pectiye are we'll known in jan
and many Of our people will join thu
News 10 extending hearty congratula-'
tions to these excellent young people
who ara about to take life's most i'm.
portant step. The wedding is set for
Dec. 26th.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
A Pigs Tale.

Within pen that was not big
A thrifty farmer kept pig.
That PIGGY drank, the neighhors say,
A bucketful of milk each day.
A bucketfui-ali that was in it.
He drank one day in just minute.
The man then grabbed him by the tail
And dropped him snug within the pail.
The pail Of milk was 10 the Zig,
And yet the conteots were not big
Enough to fully fill the pail.
(The truth is strange but must prevaiD.
Although the piglet was not big
And though the pailful filled the pig,
The pig-full did not fill the pail
Aud that's the end OF pigGy's tale.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

There was probably never time
when skating WAS SO good in these parts
rs it has been for three weeks past.
Skating parties are nightly occurrences
in spite Of the fact that the only places
to indulge in the pastime are some dis
lance from town. Keltner's lake, I1s
miles northeast, seems to have the call
on account of its size, but smaller ponds
are all pretty we'll patronized. Some Of
the shallow ponds are frozen 70 the
bottom.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

A. w. Scbo,t came in with his family
Sunday from Cour d. Acne. Idaho. and
will become Jasperite once more. Mr..
Schett has heen living out 10 the min
log county for several years, but decid.
ed at length that the country that has
anything on old Mizzoo is pretty hard
to find, so he came back He will rent
land near Jasper ADD try his hand again
as an agriculturalist.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
Xmas Suggestions.

Phoenix muiflers, 10 fancy Xmas
boxes.
Fancy suspenders, in Xmas boxes
Fancy hose supporters, 10 Xmas
boxes.
Fancy tie, all styles and colors, in
Xmas boxes.
Suitcases. Umbrellas, etc.
MCQUEEN DEARDoRFF CLOTHING AND
SHOE Co.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23


John Cozatt says he
has wagons with Pc
ter" on the sideboard,
but that cuts no ice
during Christmas time.
You can buy shoes at
our store with Queen
Quality" on the sole and
Queen Quality hose. to
go with them. &
Resp,
j. d. HARBUR.7
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
Don't buy your Christmas
presents until you see what Pitts
has.

Roscoe ,ird came in Tuesday from
Cascade, Mont, TO spend few days
visiting with his mother. Roscoe has
position with an elevator company at
Cascade and is apparently prospecting.
Incidentally he has fastened upon one
OF Uncle Sans claims near Fort Shaw
and now enjoys the pleasant sensation
Of land ownership.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

Arthur Hatfield is home from Kansas
City for two weeks holiday. 81 udy" is
enrolled at pharmacy college at Kan
sas City and expects in due TINA to be
a lie to roll pills with the best of them.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

Mrs. V,rtrees e lott came down from
Kansas City yesterday to visit her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Craudall,
and also to ba present at the Stith-
Elliott nuptisls next Sunday evening
Vertrpes and Arthnr, both brothers Of
the bride prospective, ara expecte d
0 artivs today or tomorrow
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

Jim Baird got a bump on the head
while out skating the other day that
knocked him silly" for a few minutes,
but we noticed him on duty at the
clothing store Oh Monday as usual.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank the many friends
who 80 saithfully helped US during TIE
long illness and death of our dear wife
and mother. Smith PowERs.
AIR. AND MRs +. PowKxs.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

The Nj. b. Fairfield residence proper
ty on south First street has been pur-
chased by II. j. Dtardortf, who vii oc.
cupy the same after Christmas, We I'M
derstand
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

John Boucher was here from Fowler,
Kans,, a few ddys this week attending
to some business matters. He left for
home Tuesday.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

When you think Of Draughon's Prac
tical Business college, Springfield, Mo
think of thoroughpess.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23

G. w. Gitner and wife OF Hunting
ton, Ind, and Mr=. q. r. Randolph of
Alton, Okla, are guests this week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-23
Pocket Knives for Christmas

- 70 f7-sT=7iT7 -.
80 j. B. Schott, hp. recently. sold his
property here and moved to his farm
near Iantha, has been in u hospital a,
Kansas City for two weeks undergoing
an operation and subsequent treatment.