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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
8
Special correspondence recounts visits and gatherings at Grove Springs, with Frye family updates, local gossip about Redwing initials, and plans for a singing school and pie supper amid rain delays. Mentions hosting, horse mishap, and upcoming church services led by Pansy.
An advertisement claims a 1000 dollar reward for cures of catarrh via Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills. It touts Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio, a testimonial from a Waider, and asserts internal action on the bloodstream with price 75 cents per bottle.
Redwing was lost last week and J. H. Young's house burned Saturday night in a brisk blaze. Mr. Kirk impresses in drives but lags in horseshoe pitching with the girls watching. Susie may have Tia to fix her shoes while Will Case left for Illinois and Mrs. Mary Young called on her son to plant potatoes.
Dinah urged to sing tenor at a Primitive Baptist Church social with Evans Frye organizing. Community notices mention Miss Cora Findley staying with Mrs. Wesley Stout, visits among locals, rain delaying garden plans, and a Sunday service at the Primitive Baptist Church in Red Wing.
Market report notes itemized prices for butter eggs and poultry with scattered figures and brief lines. The fragment lists butter, eggs, and turkeys with prices and placeholders, reflecting a dated market column format without clear totals or full descriptions.
A local church notices preaching services at the M E Church on Sunday. Text is garbled but indicates a sermon event likely from a small town parish. No additional details on speaker time or scripture are readable.
Spring weather returns with rain delaying plowing and garden work. Local notes report visits from Rev J A Russell, Hazel Burney, Aubry Russell, and others, plus garden and farm updates, a funeral trip for Mrs Hon Mackey, a new baby girl for W O Williams, and a surprise party at the Presbyterian Sunday school. Dinah signs off.
A special Sunday dinner is hosted at the Mannsfield Motel at 3e Ady. The event offers a community meal with a planned menu and seating for guests. Proceeds support motel operations and local programs.
A testimonial from Mrs J B Hartsfield of Atlanta praises Anti Pain Pills and Nervine for relief from nerves pain and irritability. The ad claims the medicine has twenty years of proven merit and is available at druggists in 25 dose packages for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
In Old Cedar a wedding bell note stirs the town as residents hear of nuptials and social calls. Mr Cox of Granda made a business trip to Cedar Gap Wednesday. Mrs Dyimsen and daughters Nellie and Mertha visited Sey mour between trains. Verba Gaskin returned home after a Southeast Arkansas visit. Various locals attended funeral services in Sey mour for Mr Miller. Clyde Robinson and his sister visited Uncle John Robinson. Glen Craig of Mansfield stopped by for a few hours. Homer Gaskin visited his grandmother over Saturday and Sunday. Will Childiness, moonlight clerk, passed through town on Monday. OZARK LASS
Ceril Hoover and Joe Breck lein of Kansas City are visiting at the D W Hoover home.
The first outdoor band concert of the season was held in the park Saturday and was well received by local residents. Mrs. Jake Hoover hosted a supper Tuesday evening for Ce ciL and Frank Hoover, Joe Brecklein, and Miss Jewell Hoover.
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