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The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
WILSON NAMES DELEGATES.
United States to De Represented at
Conference on Safety at Sea.

President Wilson yesterday appointed
the delegates to the International Con-
ference on Safety at Sea. to be held in
London November l. next, as follows:
Representative Alexander OF Missouri,
Senators Fletcher OF Florida, and Bur
ton OF Ohio; L. T. Chamberlain, of New
York, Commissioner Of Navigation; Capt.
Commandant E. p. Bertholf, of the Rev
enue-cutter Service; Rear Admiral Capps,
Capt. George f. Cooper, and Capt W. II.
Bullard. L. S. N: Homer /. Ferguson,
Of North Carolina; Albert G. Smith, of
New York; Andrew Fureseth, of Cali
fornia, and Gen. George Uhler, OF the
Steamboat Inspection Service.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
Compliments of the
Season

Harry New Year to creryhody.-
Rosenberg & Tobriner.
lch kCr hcvellcr.-Sol Minister.
lch zol znTGCn.-lSaac Cans.
Ich zol dliccn. Sam Steinbcr=cr.
With the hearty approval Of Lans-
burEh Kannsaks.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
CnnI Prices Raiseh.

Tho Treasury Department probably will
have 10 pay 80 cents more a ton for btu
miuous coal this winter than a year ago
Bids for supplying the Department with
1.SCO tons. opened yesterday, showed the
lowest bid 10 be 500 a ton. The lowest
bid year ago was $40.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
What 1t Is Coming To,

Frum Judge.
What do you think Of our bridge
club"
You have some excellent material in
il How do you manage to secure such
good Players
We pattern after the baseball people
and maintain efficient scouts
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

Senator Simmons says the new tarifr
bill will produce sl6,OOOOOO more revenue
than the government needs. Sounds like
a promise of another pork barrel bill.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

Harry Thaw in Matteawan means a
steady source of income for a good many
New Workers, and that is why the New
York authorities are so anxious to get
him back.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

We are beginning to suspect that there
has been some tall prevarication in the
Sulzer case, with more to follow.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

Diversified farming is fine thing, but
wild oats and raising cane.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

II the opening of the Panama Canal re-
cents, it will be worth all it has cost.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

cific's surplus of 100000 a melon? 1t
is a peach.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

Why urge the old bachelors to get
married? Most of those We know are not
ut TO be at the head Of a family.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

4 minister Gays time passes sIowest at
twilight. Then he never waited for the
bell boy to bring the ice water in the
morning.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

The new currency law will be popular
IL it will make pay days come oftener.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

Some politicians think the way to mend
their fences is to sit astride of one.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
PI0dding Homevvard

The plowman plods through mud and
mire:
His life is dull and drab.
The poor chap can't afford to hire
A passing taNicab.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

Advice is mighty poor consolation to a
rlan who needs breakfast.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

1t takes a big man to smile when his
rival is praised.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
Never Can Tel
4 Long List.

Have you learned the turkey trot?
You ought to learn the new dance"
"Aw, what's the use? Then I'd have
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

TO learn the bunny hug. the grizzly bear,
the pretzel twist, tango wango. gorilla
glide, eel wriggle. pollywoG. the formaIde-
hyde flop, and maybe one or two more"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
THE FARMERS TRIUMPH.

] wish had some fields to reap
When fall upon us flops;
And seven barns in which to keep
My bumper yield OF crops.
The shredded wheat I'd like to NOV
And sell the same for cash:
And pick a thousand pecks or SO
OF priceless suCcoTash.
The city fellows laugh and joke
While farmers chase the plow.
Today the farmer sees them broke;
He reaps his harvests now.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
EVERY SATURDAY

Our Motto: II you see it in The B.
Suck, it iIn't necessarily 50.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
Buying More.

what have you with you?"
"a lock OF my wife's hair"
How romantic. Going to have a locket
made for it, I presume?"
NO; she gave it TO me this morning as
a sample. Wants me 10 try to match it
in a switch"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
For Palm Beach

Have the geese started south yet?''
Cant say. 1 haven't seen the New
York society papers lately
Never Can Tell.
what have We here?"
Mob chasing a murderer"
''Ah, yes. To hang him or TO crown
him with laurels which he is too modest
to accept"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
Soon Dne

Soon Due.
Expect a lot of plays now under the
tag: Suppressed in New York
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
The Gladstone Ones and
Others.

To Julian Pierce.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
LYNNLAND.
Mrs. CLYDE WAGNER.

Rev \. X Gurley, pastor Of the
Presby terian Church, began a re-
vival meeting at Lynnland Sunday.
He talked to a large congregation
morning and evening and all are
taking an interest in the meeting
There will be services every night
during the next week.
Mrs John Gather # Frederick
OKLA was here to visit relatives
last week.
Mrs. Marsh Deardortf and son
Lois have returned from a visit at
Parsons, Kans.
VIM Huffman and wife spent
the holidays at the home Of Mr..
Hutfman's parents in Hickory
County.
Miss Eva Stokes gave an inform.
al party to about 70 guests at her
home last Friday evening in honor
of her cousin Bert Durnell from
Wheatland, Hickory County, who
is visiting here, The young people
spent a delightful evening at var
ious games. Mrs. VIM Irwin and
Miss Stokes sang a pretty duet.
The guests departed at a late hour
declaring Miss Stokes a charming
hostess.
w. a. Milton and wife enter
tanned at Christmas dinner the fol-
lowing Bob Milton and flmily Of
Webb City, Marion Miller and fam
ily, Jack Milton and family, B, B
Milton and wife and Joseph Bird,
Geo. Mosicr and wife are rejoic
ing over the arrival of a baby boy
at their home last week.
Lynnland school resumed work
again this week, but Dixie will
have another week Of vacation in
order for the teacher. Miss race
Gather, to have her eyes treated.
Miss May Wine and brother Rob.
ert visited their cousins Vernie and
Leta Byers last week.
George Ball and family visited
Chas. Balls Sunday.
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Rennie, who came in from Weir
City, Kans to spend Christmas
She returned to Weir City Friday
afternoon.
Mrs w NJ. Wardlow is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Fowler,
near L mar
Frank Wardlow and family from
near Neck City, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at A Beeson's.
Misses Eva Cline, Mary Sarafni.
Beatrice Mitchell, Jessie Hane, Lot
tie Workman, and Maude and Mel
lie Hartley visited Violet Budd
Sunday.
The remains Of Marion Rand
were inferred in Waters Cemetery
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Vonier and her sister
Sylvia Binney spent Saturday night
at the Jim Bradford home.
E. Garrett is visiting near Con
way, Mo this week
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
MALTA
Miss LILLIAN MAGERs

Misses Myrtle and Ceola Mackev
are spending their Christmas vaca-
ton with their parents w. c, Mac
key and wife.
Those visiting Christmas week
with G. NJ Magers were G F. Hos
sack and wife and daughter Miss
Martha of Girard Kans., Mrs o F.
Gleason Of CARTHAGE, Jim Magers Of
Barry county and Lloyd Mayors of
Lamar
Miss Velma Mackey spent Sun
day with Lillian Magers.
Misses Clara and Geneva Hub
bard spent Sunday with Miss Ora
Foster,
Daniel Brenneman purchased
Roy Mackey's bicycle last week.
Emma Mayors returned home
from Girari, Kans Tuesday after
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. F. Hos
sack.
w. c. Mackey bought three good
calves from Mr., Stricken of the Zion
neighborhood
Mr., Etter and Mr. Foster had
their corn shredded last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunavan and fam
lly visited Christmas week with
Mr. Sheets and family.
The Pleasant Valley school open
ed again with a large attendance,
Harold Sheets entering Monday
morning The pupils and teacher
being glad to get back to work
again.
A surprise party was given at
w, c, Mackey's in honor Of their
daughters, Misses Myrtle and Ceola.
\ large crowd was there and after
refreshments we're served all return
ed home at a late hour reporting a
good time.
Mrs G NJ. Magers and Jim Mag
ers visited with Mr.. Curlis's Friday.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02

mas day at the home Of VIM.
Woodrow and wife. 1t was hap.
py gathering as both Of these old
people are unable to leave home
and visit relatives and friends
Mrs John earns is again quite
poorly.
Henry Gresham and family took
dinner Christmas day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Merrithew III CdI.
tervillc.
A L Armstrong and wi,e ate
dinner with home folks Christmas
day.
VIM. Lane and family visited Mr.,
Lanes parents Christmas day
Mrs. Edna Merrithew of Carter.
vile, ami MIS-; Ethel Blinco, and
brother Of Columbus, kans viSi
ted at the home OF Henry Graham
a few days during the holidays
1t is iepor,ed that II Scissor
and wife who for the past year
have lived in Oklahoma, are now
on their way back to their home in
Barton County They are making
the trip overland.
Henry Brennon is quite i'll with
lung fever, at the home of his
grandfather Mr. Taftner.
G. W. Vincent butchered hogs
one day last week
c, F. Rex and ] c. Stansberry
butchered hogs Tuesday.
Several relatives and friends met
at the home Of Henry Graham Sat
urday evening
Rev. J y. Reid preached a good
sermon at Lebanon Sunday morn
ing.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
FARMERS UNION .
Miss EuGENiA REN.

There will be preaching at Leb
anon next Sunday at 3 p. m.
Will K dmond and family from
Jasper visited his parents G. II.
Redmond and family Sunday.
Ilona Redmond visited last week
with her brother and sister at Jas
per.
Charles Moore and wife spent
Christmas in Webb City.
Mrs Mary Lyman spent Sunday
with her daughter Mrs Leola
Miller.
Mrs c. NJ. Winter and grand
children Mary, Bertha and Walter
visited her daughter Mrs. Emma
Winter and children Sunday.
Fred Winter and wife spent
Christmas with her parents Ed
Russell and wife in Webb City and
her sister and husband. Herbert
LLOYD and wife from Miami ac-
companied them home and visited
few days
Nora and Armel Duckett visited
in Carteryille a few days last week.
Henry Goodrich and wife visited
relatives in Sheldon a few days
last week.
Luella and Rhoda Duckett and
Allen Miller and wife visited Mrs.
Martha Rex and family Christmas.
Mr. Claud Bliucoe and Miss
Ethel Blincoe of Columbus. Kans.,
and Mrs VIM Merlithews and
Master Walter Crcnshav Of Car
terville, are visiting a few days
with r H. Graham and family.
r. II Graham and wife and
sons Harry and Homer spent
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
W NJ Merrithew, in Cartervlle.
Mrs R. II. Graham entertained
Saturday night in honor of her
guests, Miss Ethel Blincoe and
Claud Blincoe of Columbus, Kan,
and Mrs VIM. Merrithew of Car
terville. Music, games and candy
pulling we're the chief entertain
ment Of the evening. The guests
were Grandpa and Grandma Fore
man. Mrs Vaudeventer and son
Ernest, Harry Norris and wife.
Messrs. Frank and Allie Tunnel,
Clarence Keith, Earl Ray, Otto
and Mace Foreman and Walter
Crenshaw Of Carterville.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
Z NeighbOrElOOd News. z
K Written by our assistant editors.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Lewis Hartley and wife visited
Glen Cartwright and wife Sunday
Mrs Harry tlilIc and daughter
Dorothy Of Dixie neighborhood and
Mrs. n. \ Mackey and sons Of
Jasper spent Thursday with ] +
Curtis and family.
Mrs. Lutte Vincent and daughter
Lucille are visiting the former S sis
ter in Carthage
Mrs. Glase and sons of Lamar
are visiting the formers mother
Mrs Isaac Thompson.
Will Sunderland and family vis-
tied Oscar Faskiu and family Sun
day.
Miss Neva McClintock Of Golden
City visited Grandma McCintock
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Clara and Geneva Hub
bard were the guests of Ora Foster
Sunday.
John Schooler spent a few days
in north Missouri last week.
The Busy Workers will give a
prize to the members Of the class
that attend Sunday school every
Sunday during the year.
J. D. Clarkson and wife of Car
thage spent Christmas with Fred
Schooler and family.
Basil McCintock, accompanied
10y his cousin Claud McClintuck of
Golden City, returned TO Lees
Summit Sunday morning after a
week visit with home folks.
Oscar Fo'lmcr and wife, Mrs
. Fullu er aud IN Herbert an Mrs
Retta LOwcnstein and daughter
Edna Of Carthage were the guests
Of Dye Sunderland and family
Sunday.
Joe Powell and family entertain
ed large number of relatives at
dinner on Christmas day.
Stella and Johnny StricLer visit
ed Walter Copeland and family Of
Carthage Sunday.
Mrs J. F. Curtis and son Dray
ton visited Frank Magers and fam
lily near Lamar Saturday and Sun
day
Edyth Keener spent a few days
with Ell Taylor and wife last week.
Bert Keener and wife spent Sun
day with Oscar Schell and family
Elmer Foster and Miss Elsie
I Woodard OF Carterville were mar
ried last Sunday at Carterville
The Zion young people extend con
gratulations.
Preaching at Zion Sunday morn
ing and evening,
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
SHARP'S s
LOCALS
Newsy Notes From Our Bi,
Busy Hardware Store

Will Lauderbangh bought a F.
bill Of Royal American wire
other hardware Tuesday.
We sold Dave Crawford ii.
hinges Tuesday
Will Patterson bought hay NJ
and nails Tuesday.
d. W Schrivcr purchased d
and hay track last Tuesday
Z E. Hubbard bought a bill
hinges and other hardware T.
day.
]. W Phillips bought hardv
from our stock Monday.
". L. Price was harle
buyer at our store Monday.
Z. L. Busby bought a billofha
ware Monday.
G. c. Gleason purchased
Rayo lamp Monday.
Oscar Schell bought a good en-
can Monday.
]. r. Cearnal bought a jiu
barn.door track and other h.
ware last Monday.
Grant Lemaster bought one
those good Diamond Edge .
Saturday.
Herman Storrbeck bough.a,
mond Edge fork and other h.
ware Saturday
Fred Schooler purchased r.
American wire Saturday.
S. r. Triplett purchased
mond Edge axe Saturday.
Tom Kunkler, Vernon Grcsh
Mrs G. T Binney, D. c. Lema
and J NJ Farris were vulucd
toners during the week.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
ZION
Miss GLADYS BALLARp.


Tom Dodd and family of Jasper,
Mis-. Will Bowers and Mrs, c, A
Covert of Jasper and J A. Boyd
and family of Carytown spent
Christmas day with Henry Covert
and family.
Julia Stricken visited last week
with her sister, Mrs. Dan Johnson
of Jasper
Grace Foster is visiting her aunt
MIS- McAdoo near Carthage
Glen Cartwright and wife, Ed
Conroy and family, Lewis Hartley
and wife. and Della Vincent visit
ed A, 7. Dean and family Christ
mas.
Mrs. Jessie Coates of Lakeside is
visiting her mother Mrs. Radford
and son Arthur.
Will Vaught and family and the
formers father ate Christmas din
ner withWill Mcconnell and family
Will Sunderland and family vis-
tied Emery Tiller and family Christ
mas day.
Gus Campbell and family of Jas
per visited Hamp Campbell and
family Christmas.
Mrs. Retta Lowenstein a n d
daughter Edna OF Carthage spent
a few days with Mrs, Follmer and
son Herbert.
Floyd Thomas spent Sunday
with Harold Schooler
Miss Campbell Of Carterville is
visiting Ora Poster.
Will Tabler aud family Of Jasper,
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
BLUE
Mrs. ] r. HATCHER.

The old year dies as oft-times
they've gone before, sometimes
leaving us happy and sometimes
so heart sore, May the New Year
thas's dawning bring joy and peace
to the suffering and heart broken,
and to all who are in need.
Mrs II c, RuckeI is spending
this week with her son Earl, north
OF Esrom.
Jim Onstott and wife are moving
O Plttsburg, Kans,
George Amer was a Lamar visi.
or Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Costley and chill lren
Of near Carthage spent Wednesday
night at the G. ". and Vivian
Costley home.
Mrs Chas Lilley and daughter
Pearl ate Christmas dinner with
Mrs Lilleys parents OF Jasper
Clarence Hiner and wife and son
Harvey, and Mr. Mikesel and son.
Hobson and daughter Inez, spent
Christmas at the A. Beeson home.
Collie Blevins has gone for a hunt
to the wilds Of Arkansas.
Frank Carnes and family spent
Christmas away from home.
Hattie Hyder of Blue Star spent
Wednesday and Thursday with
Beulah King.
E. Brown was helping Vivian
Costley cut saw logs Thursday.
Landon Dayringer helped Jess
Onstott in the coal bank a couple
of days last week.
Job Miller and wife ate dinner
with Grant Miller and family
Christmas.
Arthur Mevius returned home
Christmas morning, from Illinois.
Delos McCubbin and family and
Earl Ruckle ate Christmas dinner
At the John Keltncr home, where
fine turkey awaited their arrival.
Cora Beeson and cousins, George
and Frank Bas,on, returned home
Friday from a weeks visit with re
latives in Newton County.
Grandma Pugh spent Friday
with Mrs w Kelrner.
Charley Lllley butchered hogs
Friday.
A, Beeson and wife were FRI day
evening callers At the Mrs. Boyer
home,
Miss Nora Lawless returned to
lantha Sunday to take up school
duties again after a weeks va.a-
tion.
A social was given at the S, r.
Cotton home last Thursday night
IN honor Of their daughter, Miss
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02

sick. When it got better he start.
cd down with the second load a
spring colt was taken sick on the
way, but it is now better
Miss Bessie Sharp and her moth
,r called On Old friends in Dublin
Sunday
Davis Grider is sick,
Mrs. Hickman called on Grand
ma Armstrong Saturday
Mr. Gridtr went to Carthage
Monday to butcher for his son and
dauuhtcr
Mrs Minta Grider was married
to Mr.. Brceden at Carthage Christ
mas eve.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
DUBLIN.

Mrs. Grider's father, Mr., Ioncs,
came in Sunday from Dade Coun-
ty to visit a few days, and at the
same time they will try to buy a
mule to match one they have.
] c Webber is having a hard
time getting back to Dublin. He
brought a load down last week,
and when he went back for anoth-
er load be found his s.yeaT old colt
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
LEBANON.
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.

Christmas time passed quietly
and pleasantly, for all, and Santa
Claus seemed to remember every
one
Mrs J o Blue, mother of Mrs.
II r Goodrich, and daughters, Mrs
Dudley and Miss Blue, of Nettle-
ton, Ark, are enjoying a visit at
the Goodrich home this week.
Chas, Woodrow and family, and
Norris Crumm and family and
Gerald Selser and wife spent Christ.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
PLEASANT HILL.
Mrs THOMAS EDWARDS

School reopened Monday after a
weeks vacation
Tie pupils of Sheridan school
presented G heir teacher, Miss Esther
Patterson a beautiful IS. set brooch
as Christmas gift, which was
highly appreciated.
Oren Ballard, Of Haveland,
kans is visiting at Uriah Smith $.
Mr. Ballard is Mrs. Smiths nephew.
Fred Gresham and wife enter
tained at Christmas dinner the fol
lowing guests John Gresham and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gres-
ham and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Gresham and son Joe,
Willis earns and wife, Mrs Mollie
Gresham and sons Clarence and
Homer, and daughter Ethel and
Mrs. Geo. Patterson and daughters
Gladys and In,z.
d. w. Triplvtt and wife called
at J. w. Edwards Sunday after
noon.
We wish to thank the editor for
the beautiful calendar given.
Alma Barclay and wife visited
John Gresham and family Sunday
Will Garrison and wife of Car
thage spent Friday at Uuah
Smiths.
Thos. Edwards and family spent
Christmas at Wm. Pattersons
Howard Gresham spent Christ.
mas with Raymond Milan, of Car
thage.
J. w. Edwards and wife enter
tanned the following guests Christ
mas day: c w Edwards and wife
and daughters Hazel and Bernice,
of Joplin Chas. Elting and wife
and Walter Mosley, Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Hedrick and daughter Fern
Mr.. aud Mrs. John El'ing and three
sons Of Carthage, and Beatrice
Mitchell.
A. w Schott and family, Lionel
Winder and wife and Rafe Winder
and daughter Velma, visited U. S
Lowenstcin and wife Sunday.
VIM. Patterson and family and
Ed Wills Of Viewer, Iowa, spent
Sunday at Thos. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs Wood ate Christ
mas dinner at Will Wood S.
Those who visited d. w. Trip
lett and family Christmas were
Mr., and Mrs. Wommack and two
daughters of Webb City and John
Virgins and family Of Carthage.
Will Tallman and family spent
Christmas with Mr.. Tallman's par
ents
Joe Edwards visited Saturday
night aud Sunday at Chas Elting's
Uriah Smith and wife spent
Christmas eve at Andrew Gres-
hams.
There was a family reunion at
Martin Foger's at Carytown Christ. /
mas, Gay Webb and family and .
Mrs, Webb's parents of Barton
County being among those present .
Mrs. D. w. Triplett called at |
Frank Tulis', Will Tallman's and .
Ghos. Edwards Friday. /
Mrs. viii Lauderbaugh and I.
daughter Nellie, visited Mrs. Uriaa /.
Smith Wednesday afternoon.
The writer wishes to thank those .
who kindly sent items this week /
and would consider it a favor if .
all who could, would inform me OF .
any items Of interest they may
know
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
To Correspondents.

We don't want country cores
pondents to think their items too
lengthy. As long as you have
anything to write about of interest
to anybody in your neighborhood,
90 ahead, and the News will print
it and thank you for your trouble,
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02
DEWEY.

Mrs. MAY MATTHEW'S.
Thirteen is unucky,
So the sages tell,
But the 10 with it
Makes it turn out we'll
We will call it bad luck
II a II you write,
Your Calendar please hang up,
And keep it right in sight.
MIR. Stanley Sailor and Miss kee
ner were visiting Miss Lorena Estey
Sunday
Mrs. Ira Bull spent Christmas at
her father in-law's.
Miss Elsie Gresham entertained
at her beautiful new home over 40
of her young friends Thursday eve
ming. Gam of all kinds. and re-
freshments made the evening pass
quickly. Everybody would like to
have that party over again.
Mr.. Milness and MIR. Sailor Of
Carthage were visiting the Sunbeam
class Sunday.
Clarence Simmons and Miss Axle
Phipps we're married at Columbus.
kans., Monday, December %, at
five O'Clock p m. They went to
Oklahoma on their wedding trip,
where John Carriers fami y gave
them a wedding dinner and recep
ton. They will spend several weeks
visiting relatives there and will re
ceive congratulations here on Their
return.
Salem Sunday School eir ctei the
following officers tor the year 1913.
Judge Brock, superintendent;
Vernon Matthe VS., assist ant super
entendent; Lorena Estey, scCre
tary; Ralph Sterling, treasurer
Mrs. Breeder, organist.
y church social will be held al
Salem Thursday evening, to which
everyone is invited
George Rice will run his saw-mil'
on Mr.. Matthews place two or three
weeks yet.
Judge Brock and family spent
Christmas with Mr. Berry.
Mr.. Alexander's went to Lake
side Christmas.
Arlo Estey's and Tom Flowers 5
spent Christmas with Mr.. Viii
Flowers.
Arch Rice and family visited in
Jasper last week.
Mr.. Turner and family and Arlo
EsteY and family dined at Mat
thews Sunday.
Tom Busby and Pearl, Mr.. Karls
and Ray Karls, and Mr., and Mrs.
Dan and Vernon Matthews attend
the literary at King School Friday.
Mrs. Leila Marcum had 2 s of her
relatives and friends for dinner
Thurday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Markham of Car
thage spent Christmas with John
Goff and wife.
Vanch Simmons returned to
Sedalia Saturday after a tew days
visit at nome.
Chever Riddle was shaking hands
with all his old neighbors and ate
dinner Thursday with Mrs. Sim
mons.
Mr.. George Cuwherd left Monday
to make his home in Kansas 1t
was a loss to the Sunday school as
well as to the neighborhood
Mr.. Alexander and Mr. Estey
took load Of hogs to Jasper Mon
day.
Mr. Karls helped Mr. Blauth
Monday to butcher some of his hogs
The farmers are getting lots Of
plowing done this fine weather.
The Jasper news., 1913-01-02

Readers OF these columns
viii confer a favor ON the
correspondent in whose
ucighborhood they live If
they will report news items
to him or her, as the case
may be. The publisher
hopes the people will not
be at all backward about
calling the attention of the
correspondent to the hap
penings in the community.