The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1914-01-28
LEBANON.
MISE AIrHnA ARMsrRo!Ne.


George and Homer Woodrow visited
with Jesse Griffett Sunday.
Last week we wrote our items very
hurriedly, and perhaps that was the
reason there were three or four decided
mistakes in out phrasing when they
appeared in print We apologize for
this and thank the good friends who
are so loyal to call us up and give us
the news as it occurs. Please read and
do not forget the first item we chroni-
Gle this week. rive can not allow Miss
Armstrong to bear all the blame for
the mistakes. The types have have an
obstinate way of getting wrong end
first ut times, and this was one of the
times.-The Editor.
There will be aipie supper and enter
tainment at Lebanon church next Fri
day night, January 30. All are invited.
a large crowd is very much desired.
Let the ladies and girls, little and big,
bring pies, and men and boys come pie
hungry. The entertainment will con-
sist of play called THE Prairie Rose"
and it is said to beta play of considerable
merit. About seventeen characters are
engaged in the play and it is thought
it will be successfully demonstrated as
practice has been In progress for some
time. We wish further to state that
the play will begin at o'clock as it is
quite lengthy. We would urge that
the house be filled by that time. There
will be no admission charged but the
proceeds from the sale of pies will go
to the papering and repairing of the
Farmers Union Schoolhouse.
Personally we would rather see the
play acted in hall or some other
structure than that of one erected for
church purposes, but as there is no other
building in the community except the
schoolhouse, and it is too small, let us
remember while enjoying this social
pleasure we are in house which was
built for Gods service.
Frank Scissor of Monet is spending
Il few days with his parents this week.
We regret 70 say that his father, one of
our dearest friends and one of Barton
County's most noble hearted citizens,
is very ill.
The eighty-frst birthday of j. II.
Boyd was celebrated at the home of
T.. ID. Boyd, two miles east of Lebanon
church, last Thursday. The following
relatives were present: A. Nj. Boyd of
Sadalia, J. A. Boyd and family from
near Carthage, and Rel Boyd from
near Jasper, T.. ID. Boyd and family,
with whom he makes his home. The
dinner was one not to be surpassed and
the occasion most enjoyable through
out.
Charley King and Miss Zoa Andrews
called on Miss Ruby Jarvis Sunday
afternoon.
George earns and wife called at c. S.
Andrews Saturday afternoon.
II. r. Goodrich and wife, Ralph Hill
and wife, Mr.. Foreman and II. +. Nor
ris were callers at the James Scissor
home Sunday afternoon.
Clyde Boyd was called to Farmer,
H., two weeks ago by the illness of his
grandfather, j. a. Coin, who passed
away January u.
e. d. Boyd has been suffering with
severe cold for two weeks.
c. $. Andrews and wife and daugh-
ter Ioa spent Thursday at J. w.
Browns. Miss Zoa remained until
Sunday.
Mrs. George Waltz, Mrs. II. J. STAINS
berry and little sons, Lloyd and Floyd,
Mrs. Henry Graham, Mrs. Charles
Stansberry and daughter, Naomi, and
Mrs. w. b. Lyman were callers at the
Fred Winter home Monday afternoon.
We could make guess that they went
to see the little new girl, Mabel Edna,
and not Unable Edna" as we awk-
wardly put it last week.
Miss Lora Hastings and pupils are
cooperating beautifully in their school
work.
Orville Andrews called on Ray broth
ers Sunday afternoon.
Hubert Robson of Arkansas, who
was visiting last week at the @. s.
Andrews home, will make his home as
farm hand this summer at the w, c.
Mackey home.
Mrs. John Lee and son Henry visit