The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-11-04
LEBANON.
Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.

Please pardon us for this failure, Mr..
Editor and kind friends and believe us
when we say this failure was unavoid-
able, and not for the reason that we do
not appreciate or enjoy the privilege OF
chronicleing portion, at least, of the
passing events of this neighborhood
which occur each week.
William GrilIett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew GriiTett, and Miss Essie Mae
Woodrow, Youngest daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Charles II. Woodrow, we're
united in marriage by Judge c. c.
Coats, mt his pretty country home two
miles west of Boston, Wednesday even
ing, October 20. They were attended
by Earl Ray and Miss Ruth Griifett,
and given II most enjoyable wedding
supper upon the arrival at the Griliett
home later in the evening, where only
Il few of the most intimate friends and
relatives, were hidden guests. We join
IA large circle of friends of this most
worthy young couple in wishing and
lul lllNlli u lliNop h'IlS "''N
prosperous future, for they are worthy,
good looking and good. May the Great
Giver of all good gifts grant them many
blessings and give them grace TO bear
all misfortunes lrively. They will
this year occupy the Avery farm, one
mile west of Boston.
Mrs. Earl T.. Stalder of Kansas City
returned 10 her home last Saturday
after three weeks vi,it with her
mother Mrs. j. NJ. Rex, and brother,
Ernest Rex, and family and other rel
atives and friends.
Fred Winter is filling II newly built
Silo this week.
NIessrs. Orville Andrews, Burl Vim
cent, and Misses Edith Scissor, Ocie
and Zoah Andrews spent Sunday even
ing ut the Goodrich home.
Robert Lane and wife of Joplin spent
last week with w. =. Lane and family
and other relatives and friends of the
neighborhood.
Frank Ray left Sunday afternoon for
Dewey, OKLA, where he will remain
until his mother and brother will Join
him to make their home in the near
future. 1t was with much regret that
Franks many friends bade him good
bye, and every good wish possible will
follow this good-heartcd, sunny dispc-
sitioned lad, who has lived almost all
of his life among us, to his new home.
\. T.. Armstrong called on home
folks Friday morning.
Mrs. w. ). Lane and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Robert Lane, called on Mrs.
Goodrich Tuesday afternoon.
a pleasant surprise party was given
at the home of Will Redmond Wed.
nesday night of last week. A large
crowd were present to enjoy the usual
party games, social conversation and
refreshments and express their regret OF
losing Mr.. Redmond and family AS
neighbors rs this was the evening pre-
ceding this family's return to Jasper
where Mr.. Redmond will again be en-
gagged in the transfer business. Weart
informed that Virgil Dinwiddie anC
family, who are former residents ofthi'
neighborhood but now of Kansas City
will soon occupy the place vacated by
Mr.. Redmond which is known as the
''old Scissor farm"
\ very pleasant and enjoyable
Halloween party WAS participated ir
by large crowd of young people at th'
Frank Scissor home last Friday night
The usual Hallowe'en decorations wer,
in order and the color scheme of blacl
and yellow were carried out in all
The party was given in honor of Misse
Ruby Lane and Grace Hughes G
Monet, who were guests last week c
Miss Edith Scissor,
A number of youngsters participate
in a social dance at the home of Mn
Fannie Ray last Saturday night an
the voice of the caller and tinkle of tn
fiddle" were heard until far int
the night as upon the stiffness of th
autumn air there came for quite di
tance the distinct sound of ''diddl
diddle, diddle," and Swing your par
ner, "all promenade"
Dennis Grider spent Sunday wit
Harrison Waltz.
Mrs. Geo. Waltz called on Mrs. Griffe
Tuesday afternoon.
There will be preaching at Leblanc
church Saturday night at o'clock an
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