The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-01-07
LEBANON.
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.


A watch party was held at the home
of G. II. Redmond Thursday night,
which was very enjoyable occasion.
A large number of guests were present,
who participated in playing various
games and listening to music rendered
by several different musicians present.
Luncheon was served at a late hour,
and after the old year was gone the
guests departed to their several homes
thanking Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond and
daughter, Miss Ilona, for most pleas
ant evening.
w. b. Lyman and family returned
from trip to Keener, Ark, Saturday.
Henry Gresham aud wife visited at
the Alex Keith home Sunday.
R.P. Lane and wife called at the
Geo. Waltz home Sunday afternoon.
II. ]. Stansberry and family spent
Friday at the Stansberry home near
Mount Carmel Church.
Otto Foreman, who has been resi-
dent of Dixon, Nebr., almost year, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
neighborhood.
Miss Mary Winter of Freeport, ILL.,, is
visiting her relatives in the Lebanon
and Mount Carmel neighborhoods.
Mrs. Geo. Waltz visited Mrs. II. j.
Stansberry Thursday afternoon.
], H. Scissor made business trip to
Vernon County one day last week.
Maurice Foreman is quite sick.
Mrs. Ernest Rex received news few
DAYS ago of the marriage OF her sister,
Miss Nora Duckett, to Mr.. Eugene
Gibson of La Grande, Greg. The mar
rage took place Christmas Day. Mr..
Gibson had home prepared and fur
nished for his bride and is said to be
an influential young business man OF
that city. Miss Duckett was well
known here. having lived with her par
ents in this locality several years.
She was also at one time Il student OF
the Jasper High School. She moved
with her parents to Oregon about two
wears ago. Many friends are wishing
for the young couple JOY and happl-
ness in their newly established home.
Claude Waddle and wife spent sun
day at the J. IL. Scissor home.
A. l.. Armstrong was quite sick a
few days last week but is now better.
Samuel Phillips returned to Car
thage Saturday to attend school, after
having spent the Christmas holidays
with home folks.
Miss Xoa Andrews is spending the
week with Mrs. Awick of Jasper.
c. $. Andrews and wife visited at
the j. II. earns home Sunday.
Fred Phillips spent II few days with
his uncle, who lives in Joplin, last
week.
Mr.. Goodrich and son, II. r. Good
rich and wife, took dinner with Mr.
Smith and wife of the Mount Carmel
neighborhood Sunday.
J. NJ. Phillips and wife and son
Hugh and daughters Irene and Esther
visited al the c. O. Brown home in the
Zion neighborhood New Years day.
Miss Mae Woodrow was quite sick
last week but is better now.
W. :. Lane and Norris Crumn
helped Chas. Woodrow butcher hogs
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nora Baker of Jasper visited
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Woodrow, Satur
day night and sunday.
c. o.. Brown and family visited j. NJ
Phillips and family Sunday.
Frank Crow and family took dinner
Sunday ut the Redmond home.
Misses AIthea and Laura Armstrong
called on their brother, A. f.. Arm
strong and wife, Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Hendrix and family called al
the j. NJ. Phillips home Sunday after
noon.
VIM. Woodrow, who has been an
invalid for many years and quite pn
able TO leave his bed, is very sick ii
the home of his son, c. T. Woodrow
and it is feared he cannot recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fatic, Norris Crumn
and wife and daughter Catharine, Mr.
and Mrs. GrilIitt, and Frank Keltne
were visitors at the Chas. Woodrow
home Sunday.
j. c. Law and wife had for thei
guests Sunday III. II. Law and famil,
of Nashville, w. q. Law and family o
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