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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
1
Merchants advertise Senorita Se Cigar and farm rent notices. H D Norcross relocates. Fresh baked goods daily at the Bakery. Thanks for renewals and subscriptions. Local births and deaths noted. Mansfield Hotel offers 35 cent Sunday dinners. Will Davis infant stillborn. Ozark Nurseries proprietor Delmore Hawkins visits. Wright County dentist visits Hartville monthly. ABER Bros. Hartville Missouri proclaims Kodak agency.
Local notices show Advs and updates from Hillside Poultry Farm, AER Bros., and others. Dr. R. M. Rogers attended Ava court as a witness in Hale vs Roy. Lugeanbeal Adv. reports. Bank statements and loan ads from Bank of Mansfield and Farmers & Merchants Bank appear, plus court calls and social notices.
EastmanKodaks and supplies now line the store shelves as the firm announces agents in the district. A Hartville Democrat report notes a marriage license request by a 15 year old Long and a 14 year old Miller faced refusal despite a written consent, with the couple leaving for a nearby county recorder.
Route 2 items cover several local happenings including Joe Riley awaiting woodwork and throat illness, Drue Turner’s sick baby recovering, and Mr Barlow aiding rock hauling with Eudora’s help. Visits by Cecil Marshall and Vinie Hale to Mansfield High School and Ethel Dethridge, plus travel by Paul Williams to Springfield and Err Williams to Tarkio, are noted along with ongoing mail carrier activity on Route 2.
Special Correspondent reports on a wedding at Mrs. Montgomerys home performed by Rev. J A Russell, a westward move for Loren Cheat and Miss Laura Newton, court visits by Curtis and Evans, a fire that destroyed Elmer Saids house with no insurance, a newly completed Gasconade River bridge by K C Bridge Co, and the Minerva restaurant changing hands to Frank Smith. Also notes town improvements, school graduation with 111 graduates, potential electric light and ice plant, civic cleanup, election of aldermen and officials, and local business moves by AC Sawyer and K Sawyer.
In Macomb fine weather follows a severe snow storm. Farmers resume sowing oats and plowing for corn while Arthur Short digs a cistern at his new home. John Newberry elected school director for three years. school board includes Findley, Brake, Newberry, and Royal. Harrison Babb and Eugene Doyel bale hay for G. E. Short. Fifth Sunday meeting at Macomb drawn large crowd with discussions and a $10.50 district mission collection. A new restaurant opens with John Garner proprietor. Macomb reportedly gains a butcher shop. Nearby shifts include foundation moves for a meat shop and upcoming Fifth Sunday meeting at Friendship Church. Reverend G. Chadwell preaches at Baptist church first Saturdays and Sundays. community invited.
Walter Bogart and Eva Shanes of Mansfield. Orren Cheat and Laura Newton of Hartville. Wm. M. White and Fay Alley of Mountain Grove.
Mountain Grove Creamery Company of Mountain Grove Missouri seeks a reliable dairyman in Mansfield to buy cream. The business paid summer commissions ranging from 40 to 50 dollars per month. Write us at once.
Notice that Square Deal Mill is offered for sale trade or rent. For more information contact or write A. A. Drennan Manafield Missouri.
The Hensleys express heartfelt gratitude to all who offered help during the illness and passing of their baby Vera.
Meeting decides October 2, 3, 4 for Mansfield's second annual carnival and stock show. Dr. F H Riley may remain president, with W Coday to stay as secretary treasurer after club support. Discussed good roads and bond issue, park improvements, and speed of progress for Mansfield growth.
O. L. Robinett of Mansfield Produce Co. won an attachment suit for 50 dollars against Cashier J B Thomas and the Bank of Willow Springs. The suit followed the failure of the Daniel Commission Co. Allen and Craig were Robinett’s attorneys and N J Craig attended West Plains this week for the trial.
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