The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-09-06
ROUTE s NEWS.
Miss NEDA SUNDERLAND.

Mrs. ChaS. Keener and daughters, |
Mrs. Bertha Whitfield and children,
Charles and Francis and Miss Lora
keener called on Mrs. Tom Keeler and
daughters Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emery Tiller and daughters
Bertha and Ethel and Mrs. Roy Tiller
spent Thursday with Mrs. Jake Bruf-
fet.
A. w. Radford and family and son
Alvin and Mrs. Jasper Owings and
daughter Marie were Carthage visitors
Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth johnson has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ben
Johnson.
Mrs. Don Johnson spent Wednesday
with Mrs Trent Piercy.
Ben johnson and wife and Dan
Johnson and wife and son Jim attend
ed the old settlers picnic at Moss
Springs Thursday.
Bessie Tempin helped Mrs. Keener
cook for threshers Thursday.
The ladies aid society of Zion met
with Mrs. Isaac Thompson Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Smith and daughter Pearl
called on Miss Alice Templin at John
sons Thursday evening.
Mrs. Roy FILLER spent Wednesday
evening with Lora Kcener.
Leslie Tempin attended the band
concert in Carthage Thursday evening.
Ray Butler will attend Marionville
College this winter.
Bloomingdale School will commence
Monday with Phil Campbell as teacher.
Mrs. Jasper Owings and daughter
Marie called on Mrs. Ed Ballard in
Carthage Thursday.
Miss Nora Burnett helped Mrs. Bert
Keencr cook for threshers Thursday.
Mrs. Norris Crumm called on Mrs.
Will Baker Thursday.
Norris Crumm hauled wheat for Tom
Brock Friday.
Leslie Templin purchased new
buggy Thursday. Girls, which one
will be first? Act quickly.
S. III. Sterling and son Harry and
Fern Patrick and Edith Johnson Of
Duenweg called at Wick Gill's Sunday
morning.
Fred Johnston and John Campbell
helped Mr.. Johnson harvest his pota.
to crop Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Gill called at Albert
Schell's Wednesday evening.
Miss Elsie Gresham went to her
school Mt Pleasant Hill Thursday to
get it in order to begin school.
Floy Thomas and wife visited
Wednesday evening ut Lonnie Streck-
cr's.
Little Pearl Smith has been sick for
several days, but is better now.
Miss Faye Butler attended the
teachers meeting at Lamar Tuesday.
| Mrs. &. &. Algeo called on Mrs. Geo.
Probert Friday morning.
Mrs. Bertha Whitfield and Chas.
Kecner called NJ Joe Probert's Friday
evening.
Andrew Nonier and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Joe Iaerr's.
Roy Tiller and wife spent Saturday
night in Carthage and attended the
revival meeting.
day after an extended visit with her
parents, G. II. <ccner and wife.
Jake Sunderland and wife entertain
ed at dinner Sunday Arch Rice and
family, Oscar FaSkin and family,
Clarence Iaerr and family and Ed and
Anna Isenmann.
Miss Pearl Burnett is working for
Mrs. Jim Iilcr near Maple Grove
Nlessrs. Thomis Tiller and Andy
Nonier were Carthage visitors Sunday
evening.
G. G. Algeo and wife called at Geo.
Probert's Sunday.
Waney Sweeney and wife and daugh'
ter Wilma called at Geo. Probert' S
Sunday evening.
Jasper Owings and wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Marie, spent Sunday at Carl
Billiards..
A. w. Radford and family spent Sun
day at Lloyd Hardawuy's in Carthage,
Chas. Keener and family visited the
soldier boys camp at Nevada Sunday.
Mrs. Walker Hubbard and children
are spending few days at Ben John
sons.
| Don't buy from peddlers-not
because they are all German spies
and would murder you with pois
oned needles or court plaster-very
few, if any, are as dangerous as
that. Buy what you need from,
the merchant you know, then you
have recourse if the goods are not
up to standard, and besides your
home merchant is your neighbor