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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
6
Local storefront W T Norcross invites shoppers to browse dry goods groceries shoes and general merchandise plus optical goods. Every pair of glasses guaranteed. Phone contact listed as 101.
Special correspondent reports on J M Matlock and wife visiting son Jesse in Hartville, H J Rive recovering, Miss Rippee and Susie Kelley visiting Springfield, Oma Smith and Virgil Nancy wed Tuesday, Sunday school postponed due to weather, Raymond Newton visiting, Macie Hensley in Buffalo, Rosco Hensley and Tom Strong seen riding, M Heffner visiting Isaac Strong, Opal Chapman and Ollie Latimer at prayer meeting, Hobart Latimer at Raymond Newton's, Harve Duncan preaching at J P Cantrell, election talk, John Rippee visiting Roy Dennis.
Gasconade resident Mrs Ida Pool and daughter Linnie visited Mrs N J Hall on Tuesday. Miss Flora McClellan left Friday for Springfield. Walter Dodson moved to Marshfield Friday. Mrs Lew Land visited Antrim Wednesday. Mrs McClellan visited Seymour Friday and called on Mesdames Sam Young and Jale Miller. Aunt Delphia Willis is slowly improving. G W Mackey bought a Jersey dairy pursuit. Frank Borders visited N J Hall Friday. The Duncan ball game Saturday was a success with Hose Brazeal clearing land this spring. Ollie Dedmon’s went to Seymour Monday. Miss Ethel Todd stayed with Sam Fage last week. Geo Taylor went to Jericho Saturday. Wm Clark hauled wood Monday amid more winter hints. Peggy Short signs off sleepy.
Rain and social notes from Macomb recount gatherings at the Baptist church on Wolf Creek and singings at area churches. Names include John Garner, Miss Birdie Kay, Gladys Roberts, Henry and Charles Royal, Miss Virdie Gray, and Rev. Gi. Chadwell, with local visits and birthday events noted.
Mount Pleasant area updates include retailing social visits and local travel. Mentioned are Seall, Tanner Hight, Lonnie and Lillie Turner, Joe Lee Dennis, Barney Smith, and Susan Smith with family, plus local church events at Mount Pleasant Baptist and Sunday school led by JEL Degnis. A rain uplifts crops and voices join in Saturday night singing as residents plan future gatherings.
A roundup of springtime notes from GW Blevins and neighbors includes purchases, farm work, visits to Seymour and Manstrell, and social gatherings. Dated events mention Jericho crowds, New Grove singing, and Miss Aleth Borders visiting Dudley, with mail carrier Janes Miller noted as having died Saturday night.
Pocket sized add and subtract device advertised by Nitroline Mig at 225 Tithe Guaranty Building St Louis Mo. Promises wearable watery foil chain form and claims 60 cent price for sending payment.
Zi-Ai, a French Government Subsidy Stallion imported in 1907 for 3000 dollars, will stand the season of 1914 at Whitaker Fruit & Stock Farm west of Mansfield. The horse, celebrated for color, weight, and breeding, will be offered at 12 dollars with a 2 dollar discount for payments within 10 days after foaling. Insurance to cover costs is set at 100 dollars. mare care risks remain with no liability to the owner.
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