The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-13
ZION.
Miss GLADYS BALLARD.

Mrs. Otto Goddard and little
daughter of Lakeside visited a few
days with the formers mother,
Mrs. Cap. Tiller. Amos Hill aud
family, who have been staying with
Charley Walters and family few
weeks, moved last week vest Of
Jasper to the place vacated by
Mt Coop.-George Cassavan Of
Carthage visited few days with
his uncle, Isaac Thompson Lon.
ME Strecker returned from Canada
last Friday, where he has been for
some time. Mrs. Waldron left last
Friday for an extended visit at
Rosedale, lll.-Basil Hickman
has been working for Mart Jacobs
Mrs. Cearnal's nephew, Mr..
Myers of Greenfield, returned to
his home last Wednesday after a
weeks visit-Miss Carrie Storbeck
visited Mrs. Alice Kincade We'd
nesday.-Last Wednesday morn.
ing Ornia Hart accidently shot
himself in the hip when he placed
loaded pistal in his pocket. DR..
Schooler was called to dress the
wound - Mr. Corder of Jasper
spent last week with his sons
Charley and Jess Corder.-Miss
Gertrude Vincent of Dudenville
visited Miss Ethyl McIntire Tues
day.-Miss Gladys Ballard spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Pearl Hay.-Mrs. Jess Corder and
son Paul and Mrs. Harry Shelton
of Bowers Mill visited their mother,
Mrs. Mccall of Kenoma, Wednes
day and Thursday.-Mrs. Hack
etts mother came home with her
from Oklahoma and is now quite
ill.-Miss Creola Patrick spent Fri
day night with Walker Hubbard
and family.-Mrs. Briggles return
ed from Oklahoma last week
Mrs. Meador and Valera spent Fri
day at Will Keeper Misses
Ruth and Leah Vaught spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with
Carrie and Fannie Storbeck,-Fred
Earl and wife, Vest Cearnal, Pearl
Johnson, Mrs. Ethyl Hubbard and
children. Mrs. Ollie Follmer and
Carl Mcconnell took in the corn
show at Carthage Saturday VOL
ney Cearnal and wife and Almer
Ceatnal called at George Meador's
Friday evening. Mrs Jess Corder
and son Paul spent Friday evening
at A I Deans.-Several of the
people Of Liberty neighborhood
are having their cowpeas thrashed.
Mrs. Everett Thompson and
children Of Carthage visited Isaac
Thompson and family a few days
Miss Fannie Storbeck helped
Mrs. Hackett cook for thrashers
Friday.-Miss Kenyon Hubbard
led the b. Y. p. U meeting last
Sunday evening. About 90 young
iolks we're present. Miss PeaJl
Johnson is leader for next Sunday
evening Arthur Probert nd.
family spent Sunday with f. Z.
Hubbard and family.-Mamie Cor
der Of Jasper spent Sunday with
Martha Curtis. is.-Mesdames Estep
and Winthrop were Carthage visi-
tors Thursday Jos. Powell organ
lied his Sunday School class last
Sunday with the following officers
President, Earl Keith; vice presi
dent, Alden Schell; secretary, Roy
Mackey, and treasurer, Harold
Schooler. There were also some
committees appointed. The class
is having contest with the Busy
Worker" for the largest enrolment
by Christmas. Boys you will have
to hurry or you will have to give
the social The BUSY Workers"
had a class of 40 last Sunday.
There was an attendance of II at
Sunday School last Sunday.
Everybody come Edgar Strecker
was home on visit from Oklaho-
ma few days - Roy Radford and
wife visited Herschel Radford and
wife Sunday.-Miss Bessie Templin
is attending switchboard at John
son central.-J. ]. Schooler and
wife, accompanied by II. o. Earl
and wife, autoed to Ed Taylor S
Sunday and spent the afternoon -
Mrs. Lena Dickerson and Miss Clara
Barnes spent a couple Of days with
Glen Cartwright and wife. A. T.
Dean and family visited there Sum
day.