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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-27

laughter, Mrs. Wagner. Mrs.
Deniston spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Alba visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Keyser Mrs. Tom Ward
low spent Friday evening with
Mrs. Leshy Garrett Miss Trola
Wood spent Sunday with Miss
Grace Gulick -Lesby Garrett and
family spent Satur dav and Sunday
in Pittsburg visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Primmer Mary and Will Sera6ne
we're Carthage visitors Saturday.
A large crowd was out to hear our
new minister, Bro. Faurot, last
Sunday. We will have preaching
every second and fourth Sunday at
; o'clock and extend an invitation
to all.-Mr. and Mrs. Chapman
spent Friday with Chas. Nett and
family Mrs York and daughters
Almira and Jane spent Friday with
Mrs. Serafne and family Fred
Powers of Oklahoma is visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Hane and family -
Mrs Buxton called on Mrs Crab.
tree Sunday Mrs. York and
daughters called at Mrs. Pope's
Sunday evening.-Theo. Mitchell
and family spent Saturday evening
with Mrs. Hane and family
Carrie Serafine is staying with Mrs.
Paris TAYLOR this week. Berry
hill and family called on Mrs York
and family Saturday evening -
Alvin Pugh visited Charley and
John Hane Sunday-Miss Ida
Elting of Carthage is spending the
week with her brother Chas. Elting
and family.-Tom Wardlow and
wife spent Sunday with Will Ly-
man and family e. Pfender had
the misfortune to lose two Of his
fine cows last week.
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SHERIDAN.
Miss EDNA DAVIS.

James White and family of Ma
pie Grove. visited in this neighbor-
hood the latter part of the week.
Ray Butler of Maple Grove,
spent part of the week with Ed.
Davis and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Fa'ic, of Dewey, spent Thursday
with Mr. Cowherd and family
Miss Pearl Hay spent Saturday
night with Miss Grace Teeter of
Jasper. Harry Radford p n t
Saturday night with Charley and
Floyd McChntock -Oren Harvey
of Joplin. is spending a few days
with home folks. T. II. B. Bell has
had a new corn crib built on his
place. Mrs. Templin and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, spent Sunday with
Mr. Earle and ily.-Albetta
Earle of Carthage is home on a va
cation.-Miss Stella Strecker spent
Tuesday night with Miss Alice
Templin.-Mr. Keeling and wife.
Mrs. Bluebaugh and Mrs. Shank,
of Carthage, spent Saturday night
with G w. Hay and wife. - Miss
Creola Patrick spent Sunday with
home folks-Misses Lura and Lily
Davis, Of Jasper, spent Sunday
with Misses Leota and Edna Nc
Cliutock.-Frank Jacobs pc t
Sunday with his brother, George
/ Tacobs.-Mr. Gist lost a nice COW
/ Saturday night Condo Butler Of
Dade county passed through this
neighborhood delivering mules to
Tom Kunkler of Jasper Mr..
Faskin and Mr.. R. +. Gresham
butchered Monday -Bick Bender
and wife and Mrs Abbie Crow and
Harry Bender visited in Greenfield
last week.-Mr. Thomas of Jasper,
is doing some painting for Ed Da-
Wis this week Homer Wampler
and wife spent Sunday in Carthage.
Miss Neva McClintock of Golden
City, visited with her grandmother
and Nellie McClintock.-Cletis
Holmes, wife and daughter of
Washington will spend the winter
visiting relatives in Missouri. They
are at d. H. Wampler's at present.
Dug Bradshaw visited her neph-
ew, Charley Bradshaw, last week
Charley Bradshaw visited his
parents at Maple Grove Sunday.
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had sick horse one day last week
-Chas. Cline left Sunday morning
for visit with his son at Harris,
Mo.-Mrs. Bradford and children
were callers at w. NJ. Scissors Sat
urday.-G w. Castleberry and
wife were callers at Ed Beach S
Friday night.-W, II. Cave sold a
fine COW last week.-Sunday morn
ing Grandma Selsor left for Harris,
Mo-, to make her home there. Her
son, w. H. Scissor, accompanied
her on the journey-W. II. Cave
and family visited at w. NJ. Me-
vius Sunday in the Blue neighbor-
hood Leroy Wagner and wife
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, born on the 23d,-A protract
ed meeting will commence Friday
evening at the Congregational
Church All invited May Martin
spent a few days with her sister in
Purcell last week.-George Rex of
Jasper was buying cattle in our
neighborhood last week, Mrs E.
c. Talley is on the sick list this
week
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DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

If you have a little girl.
With pleated dresses right,
BE thankful that she's not grown up
With dresses far too tight.
If you have a little boy
Who does not smoke or chew.
BE thankful he is not a man
You know not what he'd do.
Now if you have little wife
Who is a suffragette,
BE thankful you can tell to her
She's never voted yet
Now if you have a husband dear
Who'll neither drink nor swear,
Be thankful, sure, that you have him
But handle him with care.
Tom Busby and wife spent two
days visiting on Shoal Creek. The
Sewing Circle met with Mary Es.
tey, Thursday. There were pres.
ent Madames Turner, Ferguson,
Goddard, Carter, Bull, Alexander,
Flowers, Courtney, Matthews,
Brock, Neely, Rice and Mrs. Owens
of Jasper. and Kate Goff. No
sewing on Thanksgiving, but on
Thursday, Dec 4, they will meet
with Mrs. Ferguson MIR. Sim
mons and wife entertained some
of theSunbeams for dinner Sunday
Those present were; Earl Lauden
Slayer, Vadia Walker and Miss
Alberta Earle. Leola Patrick is a
new Sunbeam Mr.. Karls and
wife entertained Sunday some old
neighbors of theirs in High Tower
H.. who now live in Carthage.
They we're Mr.. Leighty and wife
and Mr.. Sitter and wife.-Mrs
Kate Goff end children are spend
ing Sunday in Galena Mrs. Mar
garet Ritchie of Pittsburg, Kans., is
visiting her brother Harvey Golf,
and Mrs. Buster. Mrs Likely is also
visiting Mrs. Buster.-Kalph Sut
ton and Miss Ethhnd Sutton, of
Carthage, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Walters. Mrs. Vernon Matthews
leaves Friday to spend the winter
in Philadelphia One Of Mr. Tur-
ner's horses died Saturday night
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preme Architect of the Universe
to remove from our midst, and
from the toll and suffering of this
life, our worthy brother Amos
Walters; and
Whereas the intimate relations
be long held with tbs fraternity
and his regular attendance at our
lodge communications when here.
render it proper and Just that we
record our appreciation Of his
fellowship and services tothis lodge
Therefore be it
Resolved; that we realize that in
the death of our late brother Amos
Walters the Masonic fraternity has
lost a worthy member, who by
long association we have learned
to esteem for his many virtues as
a true and upright man and Mason
and be it
Resolved that in the death of
our brother the lodge has sustained
an irreparable loss, his family an
indulgent father and husband, and
the community in which he lived
a respected and honored citizen
and be it futher
Resolved; that we tender our
sympathy to his bereaved family
and relatives. and canonly com
mend them to Him who doeth all
things WE'LL and>be it also
Resolved; that a copy of the
foregoing resolutions be deposited
in the archives of the Lodge, pub.
lished in the Jasper News, ard one
copy sent to the relatives Of the
deceased.
Fraternally submitted;
T B. Hardaway,
n H Patterson,
Fl. F. Pitts,
Committee
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LYNNLAND.
MIS-. CLYDE WAGNER.

The neighboring schools were all
closed Thursday and Friday in or
der that the teachers might attend
the County association at Webb
City Miss Mary Lawson of the
Jasper school spent from Wednes
day until Sunday at home. Mrs.
Ross Farr and children returned
Monday from a weeks visit with
her father, II. f. Morris, and fam
lily, in Kansas. The family OF
Jacob Gather of Jasper spent the
latter part of the week with w. \.
Milton and family.-Lewis Boyer
and family visited in Jasper Sun
day WIN. Huffman and wife were
trading in Purcell Saturday -
Chas. Ball is blowing with a fine
new sub soiler plow.-George Isaac
Wagner visited his grandmother,
Mrs. G. F. Wagner, Tuesday
Clyde Wagner had his foot badly
hurt last Friday while cutting tim
ber.-Mrs. VIM. Sheldon of Garth.
age will visit relatives here for
several days this week.-Wm Nc
Cune has a fine lot of hogs which
he is fattening for market F
Wagner and wife. Mrs VIM. Shell
don and daughter Miss Edith Of
Carthage, | r Teter and daueh
ters of Alba. Chas. Scafe and fam
lily of Neck City, Miss Myrtle Teter
of West Plains, Miss Lucille Teter
of Springfield, and Fred Wagner of
Miami will spend Thanksgiving
day at the home of Clyde Wagner.
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BLUE
Mrs. J. r. HATCHER.

' . 80 --A-
U. Brown and family and Frank
Carnes and family spent Sunday
away from home Mrs. Fred On
stott left last week for a visit with
relatives at Fort Worth, Texas. .--
J. r. Hatcher, wife and baby were
Lamar visitors Saturday y.-John
Lucas and family, Ben King and
daughter Ruby and Grandma King
spent Sunday with John King and
family.-Drue and Guy Sharp and
families apent Thursday evening
at the Job Miller home Mrs De-
los McCibbin visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. Alice Keltner, Sunday
Tom Lucas spent Sunday with
Roy and Marion KING. r.
Hatcher, wife and baby visited S
r. Mitchell and wife of Jasper
Sunday.-Ed Onstott and Lee
Mitchell were county seat visitors
Saturday. Lucas Brothers and
Drue Sharp were baling straw for
lob Miller last week.-Mrs.. Sam
King and son Ross of Blue Star,
spent Friday afternoon at the John
King home Mrs. Jim Bradford
and daughter Miss Blanche were
afternoon callers at the
Henry Pugh me.-Mrs W. NJ.
ave spent Sunday with Mrs. W.
VI. Mevius.
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MALTA.
Miss LILLIAN MAGERs

hAAN1 AaAAAAAaN AZ r No
Ralph Hill hauled corn for Mr..
Wright last week Gladys Bal.
lard spent Sunday with Lillian
Magers Mrs Joe Brenneman and
her sister, Mrs. Tim Mackey, visit
ed their mother, Mrs. Brenneman,
who lives near Boston, Mrs. G..
F, Hossack and daughter, Martha
Frame, of Girard, Kans is visit
ign her parents and family, G VI.
Mayors and wife Bessie Sfrecker
spent Sunday afternoon with Ha.
eel Carter. Harry Norris barn
was struck by lightning Saturday
morning The loss was ; horses,
colt, a COW, buggy and harness
and about $500 worth of feed. He
carried some insurance. The revi-
val meetings closed at Mount Car
mel Sunday night.-Tim Mackey
and family were shopping in La
mar one day last week.--There
will be a box supper at Fair Prai-
rie, Wednesday night. Girls bring
boxes and the boys their pocket
books. Everybody is invited to
come
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LEBANON.
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG

The neighborhood was shocked
Saturday morning to learn of the
loss sustained by Mr. Norris when
lightning struck his barn Mr.
Norris reached the barn only a few
moments after the bolt struck, and
while many of the neighbors were
soon there trying to assist in re
moving the stock and other vaua-
bles from the burning building the
fire was under too great headway,
and only part of the stock was
saved. Mr. Norris friends are all
glad that a good insurance covered
all j II. Selsor and wife are
spending the week with their son.
Frank and and family at Monett
Mrs. Chas Woodrow spent sew
eral days last week with her daugh.
ter, Mrs Norris Crumm. Mrs. A.
E. Armstrong was taken quite
i'll suddenly Wednesday morning
but is better at this writing. Jake
Miller is yet very sick His loved
ones and friends are doing all they
can with the doctors assistance,
to conquer the fever which seems
continually to rack his frame We
trust he may get better We are
glad that the other patients in the
L II. Miller home are better
Claude Waddle and wife from
Colorado Springs, who are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Waddle's par
ents, H. Lee and family, will care
for the stock and household of ]
II. Scissor and wife during their
stay at Monnett this week Mrs
Joe Ballew of Big Cabin, Okla, is
visiting relatives and friends in
this locality for several weeks.
Mrs Ballew was formerly Miss
Sadie Lee.-Thos. Wardlow and
wife of the Blue neighborhood
spent Sunday at w. B Lyman's
Mrs. Bertha Webber has been
staying with Mrs. VIM. Lyman the
past week There was a social at
Chas Woodrows Tuesday night
Music by the violin and organ
were furnished by Mr.. and Miss
Andrews. Misses Ilona Redmond
and Mae Woodrow visited Farmers
Union school Friday afternoon
Fred Campbell visited at San
Kings Sunday afternoon.-J I
Law and wife are both on the sicl
list this week. VIM. Grithtts anc
a friend from Mulberry, Kans" are
visiting at Mr.. Griffitts' this week
Fred Winter and family visited
at Mrs. Emma Winters Sunday
Miss Mae Woodrow visited at Mr.
Larrabee's Sunday -Vernie Ray
and wife visited at c. S. Andrews
Saturday night and Sunday
Miss Orpha Woodrow visited with
Miss Edith Cones at the home Of
Chas Johnson. Sunday.-C. S
Andrews recently built an addition
70 his home, which Chas. Masters
OF Jasper plastered Monday. Geo
Brenneman did carpenter work for
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-27
Resolutions.

The following resolutions of res
pect we're passed last Monday
night at the regular meeting of
Jasper Lodge, No 488, I. o. o. F.:
Whereas, it has pleased the
Great Architect of the Universe to
remove from our midst our late
brother, H. o Baker, of Carthage
Lodge No III, |. o. o. F.;
Whereas it is but just that fit
ting recognition Of his many vir
tues be made; Therefore be it
Resolved, by Jasper Lodge No
4S8, |. o. o. F., that, while we
bow with humble submission to
the will of the Most High, we do
not the less mourn the loss OF our
brother be it also
Resolved, that in the death Of
H. o. Baker this lodge laments
the loss of brother who was ever
ready to proffer the hand of aid
and the voice Of sympathy to the
needy and distressed of the frater
nifty, a friend and companion who
was dear to us all, a citizen whose
upright and noble life was a stan
dard of emulation to his fellows;
and be it also
Resolved, that the heartfelt
sympathy of this lodge be extend
ed to his family in their affliction;
and be it further
Resolved, that these resolutions
be spread upon the records Of the
lodge and a copy thereof be trans
mitted to the family of our de-
ceased brother and to the Jasper
News for publication.
Rev. w o. Thompson.
James E. Hull,
Omer Webb,
Committee.
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chased a mule of Henty Cu,Ctt
Tuesday. The Busy Workers
had "a in their Sunday School
class las Suud4y and the boys 20
Girls you'd better hurry There
were ics in attendance at Sunday
School "A L. Thomas and Will
Lamey made a trip to Carthage
Monday with turkeys, the latter
for ]. J Schooler.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-27

II o. Earl last week.-George and
Homer Woodrow spent Sunday at
Mr. Griffitts. Geo. Brenneman
and family spent Sunday at Joe
Brenneman's
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DIAMOND
Mrs CHARLES ELrINe.

Mrs Gather and children of las
per spent Wednesday with Link
Milton and family.-Mrs. C O.
Crockett Of Avilla and Mrs. Brown
of Lamar visited Mrs. Theo Mitch
ell last Friday Mrs. Sheldon of
Carthage came up Tuesday to
spend Thanksgiving with her
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-27
ROSE BANK.

HAZEL CAVE.
The meeting at Rose Bank
closed Sunday night Tom Mercer
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-27

The following resolutions of re-
spect we're adopted by Jasper
Lodge, No. 3oS. A. F. and A. NJ ,
in regular communication Tuesday.
November IS:
Whereas it has pleased the Su-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-24
A~utomobling is good.

AZ SOSN'
Threshing is running overtime in the
vicinity of Hampden.
Trees ara in bud-that is those which
escaped the spring trimming.
A little rain fell again Monday night,
but not enough to put a stop to farm
work, which is under great Roadway
all over the county this week.
Alex. d. McNabb was given the ap-
pointment of official hail insurance ad-
juster in Cavalier county for the state
hail insurance department., the appoint
ment being made by the board of county
commissioners at their April meeting.
The Donovan vs., Jordan case, ap-
pealed from district court in this county
is up for hearing in the state supreme
court this week. The counsel being
Attorneys Price and Cleary are at the
capital representing the parties to the
suit.
The three night engagement of the
of the Courtney.M Morgan theatrical con
pany closed Saturday, and the eight peo-
pie composing the company is generally
conceded to be made up of players of
more than ordinary merit. In fact the
houses accorded them by Langdon play
goes were far from coming up to what
the merits of the performances entitled
them to look for.
The board of county commissioners
will be here on Monday May 9Th for the
purpose of passing upon petitions for
road building appropriations and the
letting of contracts for several new
bridges to be built oyer the county
during the summer. They will also
check out Co. Treasurer A. A. Seeley.
whose term expires May LIST, and install
his successor, Robert Work, who was
elected 10 that office last fall.
Today a meeting of the management
of the base bali clubs of towns in Cava-
lier county is being held in Langdon
with a view to the organization of a
county league and arranging a schedule
of games for the season. A Cavalier
. county league has been desired by the
fans of the national game for a number
of years and everything possible is being
done to bring the league to a successful
naturalization at the meeting which is
being held this afternoon.
Arbor Days near approach, and it
will be here one week from to-day, this
year finds conditions requiring opera
tions upon that line on the grounds
surrounding Langdon's new high school,
a building of which every citizen justly
has reason to feel proud of. There's
a great need of new shade trees being
planted this spring as the fire which
left the old school building q blackened
mass of charred ruins in February 1911,
was also responsible for the death of a
large number of very fine trees. The
teachers and children are preparing
to do their best to give the day a be-
fitting observance and the appeal is
made that our citizens enter into the
Arbor Day spirit. There IS great need
of. it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-24

Judge Cleary is at Bismarck this week
in attendance at supreme court.
Cheap photographs for thirty days,
See Opie's ad. in another column.
ALERT g. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
S. J. A. Boyd of Hannah purchased
a new Regal car from Arthur Sparling
last week.
Banker Th,s. Cregan and Merchant
Beauchamp vera here Thursday from
Olga %transacting business.
"Billy" Short a former we'll known
Langdon tonsorial artist came up Mon
day from the Forks for a visit.
Miss Gladys Bone is engaged for the
spring and summer term as teacher of
School No. 5 IN the Elgin district.
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
Mrs. H. e Goertz was a passenger on
Saturday to Thief River Falls, Mimi, for
a short visit at the home of her mother.
Allan Pinkerton was down on Monday
from Dresden, where he is giving per-
sonal attention to his extensive farm
interests this spring.
W. l.. Drury is dong good work as
street commissioner and the city
thoroughfares are in better shape this
spring than they have been in years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-24
Play ball!

Play ball!
Formaldehyde. blue stone and strych-
nine at Closes Corner Drugstore.
Geo. n. Kaneen, salesman Of the Min
neapolis Paper Co., made the rounds of
Langdon printing offices. Friday.
j. F. Gleason local manager of the
Cavalier Co. Implement Cos interests
at Hannah was down the line Monday.
Leon Barcelo is soliciting work as a
painter and paper hanger this spring
and asks that anyone wanting work done
leave word at this Office.
j. E. Pockrandt is making additional
excavation to the basement and having
other needed improvements added to
his Spruce street residence.
w. f. Winter did a very satisfactory
job of spring threshlng IN one of his
farms east of Langdon last week. The
crop left over from last fall included both
barley and fax and turned out to be a
fairly good sample and yield.
G, r. Lasham, who went west a month
ago to consider a business prospect,
has invested in a plumbing business
at Forest Grove, Oregon. The family
will move to Oregon this summer and
their departure will be regretted, not
only by their many friends in Devils
Lake but friends all through the state
will be sorry to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. Lasham are making this change
of residence. They will not be entirely
strangers in their new home as there
are several families, formerly of Lang
don, now living in Forest Grove. : The
Devils Lake Journal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-24

Vernon A. Wroolie and A. Koffski
we're Milton visitors at the county seat
~transacting business Monday.
Mrs, Brown, ST., returned on Mondays
train from a winters visit with members
Of her family in Alberta and will spend
the summer at the home of. her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Edworthy.
Miss Ella Koehmstedt spent the week
end at the family home in town, leaying
Sunday for her school near Osnabrock
after attending the sessions Of the Cava-
her county teachers central association.
held at Hannah, OF Friday and Satur-
day of last week.
Mrs Jno. Mahon and daughter, Miss
LaBelle, we're passengers Saturday to
the Twin Cities where they will spend
the week with friends while enjoying the
treat of hearing some of the worlds
greatest a~rtistes in vocal and|instrumen-
tai music in grand opera.
Simon Schefter during the past week
received a letter from his youngest
brother, George H. Schefter, at the old
home in Mildmay, Ont, stating that he
had bought out the Gazette, the only
paper published at Mildmay, taking over
the business on May lst. Simon's 'kid"
brother, who is only nineteen years old,
visited mere during the summer of 1873
at the Schefter home. The past tn.
years he has been working on the Mid
may Gazette and is now going to try
how it feels to run a paper. He is the
youngest of seven brothers, all of whom
are now in business for themselves.