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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
6
The Methodist ladies’ reputation as cooks drew a large crowd to their dinner at the 1. A.R. Hall Saturday. Chicken pie vanished for late arrivals, but the table offered many dishes and ample food. They also held a spring bonnet and apron sale in connection.
Chairman Allen Robinett and Secretary J J Sellers issued a call for a meeting of the Progressive Central Committee of Wright county at Hartville on April 12 for important business. A full representation from the various townships is desired. All Progressives are invited to attend.
The Ozark division of Frisco agents plans a May meeting at Mansfield unless Superintendent Doggerell orders a joint gathering with another division elsewhere. The note expresses a preference for Mansfield attendance by the boys.
O B Whitaker of Wearbleav brings Zi-Zi the registered Percheron stallion from France to Mansfield area. Zi-Zi weighs over a ton, stands tall and is praised for beauty and disposition. Sire record at Everton includes 320, Zi-Ai formerly. Stand at Whitaker Fruit & Stock Farm for 10 to 312 dollars? managers urge mare listings with Alex Salisbury.
Mrs. E. FE Lugeanbeal sustained severe burns below the knee and on the foot when a washing machine stopper failed and hot water sprayed out. F Hr Mitchell, owner of Mitchell's Restaurant, is nursing a burned hand from hot grease.
The Baptist ladies claim exclusive rights to California perfine goods and Crystal Washing powder in their area. They request patronage and note their specialty in Crystal Washing powder products through the exclusive agency.
In Wright County Missouri the probate court orders the sale of the real estate of George W. Stipp deceased to pay debts. Administrator J Turner presents petition with accounts and inventories. Notice to interested parties warns sale unless opposition by May 1 arrive, with four weeks of newspaper publication and service to heirs ten days before May term 1918. Witness Wa MeKle, judge and clerk, Hartville, March 10, 1918. First published March 18, 1918.
Notice of default on a deed of trust dated November 4 1911 and recorded in Wright County Missouri. M A Freeman, trustee, will sell at the Hartville courthouse on April 10 1918 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. the described real estate to satisfy the deed of trust. First published March 20 1918.
Stationary steam engine in good condition with a new boiler rated at 12 horsepower. Has not been used for over three months. Asking price $250. Interested buyers should write for details.
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