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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

Page

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Local notices and ads from Hartville paper

A clutter of notices and ads from Hartville area papers including new subscribers, upcoming plays like Senior class performance on April 25, restaurant promos, Canyon items, and local sales. Mentions Hillabeck's Cream at Hillabeck's, Mansfield Hotel Sunday dinner, and the University of Missouri forestry field study in the Ozarks.

Clare Tarbutton Comstock FE. Spence Route 1 Donelis Brown H. Young Thartville Liveryman Mansfield A. L. Young Williams J. T. Mallatt Norwood Hillabeck's W. IL. Allen Hartville O. L. Robinett’s Mountain Grove Mansfield Hotel University of Missouri Ozark Mountains Department of Forestry Missouri

Henderson Found Guilty in Second Degree Murder Verdict

The jury in Hartville returned a verdict finding Samuel Henderson guilty of second degree murder in the December killing of Henry Johns near Grove Spring. Punishment set at ten years in the penitentiary as the circuit court ends a ten day session. Also disposed were cases including vacation petition in McComb Wright county and several civil matters with divorces and title disputes. Additional court news noted on page 7.

Samuel Henderson Hartville Henderson Henry Johns Grove Spring Circuit Court

Hartville News Gathers Week of School Events

Hartville schools enter commencement week with Rev. T P Schaffer of West Plains delivering the baccalaureate sermon. The town reads of opera house events on April 17 with popular prices and ads for local merchants, including Freeman & Son and J H Robinette stand. Community notices include M W A delegate election, new dress goods stock, and a lively Baptist church choir practice with a mix of instrumental solos and humor.

Hartville T. P. Schaffer West Plains Opera House Siand Joe Advy

Decoration Day Baseball Classic Volunteers and Lineups

Two teams organized for a Decoration Day charity game will play at the park. Admission is free with proceeds for park support. Lineups include Crippen and Lenhart as pitchers, Precumn at first, Freeman second, Seal short, Rippee third, Sisk center, Prye catcher, Brentlinger left, Riley manager, Stapp substitute. Tripp, Irwin, Rippee, Coday, Stone, Strong, Toss, Stephens, Rippee, Miller manager. Kubree mascot. umpire Gane. Game starts promptly at 1 pm.

Haste Sol Clifford Seal Cuthcart LD. Rippee Ripghit B.A. Sisk Wesley Prye Cateliner Otto Brentlinger Ptl Riley J. A. Stapp Norte West Side Carl Tripp Picker Sam Irwin Vina Rippee Walter Coday Lester Stone Elmer Strong Jess Toss Fiehler Frank Rippee Mack Stephens Felder Shep Stephens N.S. Miller Arthur 5 Kubree Jick Rippee Gane

Alford Named Republican Candidate for Wright County Collector

Robert JL Alford of Pleasant Valley township announces his candidacy for Wright County Collector of Revenue. Born and raised in the county, he cites eight years of past collector work in the office, noting his education, accuracy, neatness, and dependability. He is married with a family and is a son of Uncle John Alford of Gasconade township. He asks voters in the August primary for their support.

Robert JL. Alford Pleasant Valley Township Wright County Me. Alford Alford

Brentlinger and Son sell farm land to new proprietors

Brentlinger and Son traded their restaurant for a 60 acre Gasconade river farm seven miles northeast of town to F L Beach who sold it to Joe Williams and Lester Stone. They have taken charge of the property. Brentlinger may return to local buildings later.

C. Brentlinger

Annual Meeting of Stockholders of Quarners and Merchants Bank

Notice is hereby given that there will be an annual meeting of the stockholders of the Quarners and Merchants Bank at one o clock Monday April 27 1914 for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and to attend to such other business as it come before the meeting D Reysonps President J Char Cashier

Quarners and Merchants Bank D. Reysonps J. Char

Preaching At M E Church Sunday Morning

A notice states preaching will be held at the M E Church on Sunday morning with the service led by the church minister. Residents are invited to attend for morning worship and reflection.

M. E. Church

Beautiful school days at local high school events

Attendance is excellent as Alleene Evans reappears at school. Senior Glass play set for May 25. Mrs. Arnold visited Tuesday afternoon. Regular literary program planned. Only absentees in second primary are Percy Rippee and Kenneth Strong. Grammar grades toured lumber yard for practical work in lumbering. Students admire nature study progress. Prof Hylton read selections at opening exercises. Intermediate grades study birds and flowers, bringing in wild specimens. Commencement planned with baccalaureate sermon May 1 and Alumni meeting May 1. Junior program Monday, Glee club recital Tuesday, spelling Wednesday, Senior program Thursday.

Max Gertrude Church Percy Rippee Kenneth Strong Hylton Glee Club The Baptist Church Jessie Baker Ses Benley Birdie Gray Anna Findley George Short Opal John Robertson Thos Mansfield Virgie Baker Norwood Chas Tyson Walter Robertson G. Chadwell Macomb Methodist Episcopal Church Sunshine

Pleasant Spring Notes From Mount Pleasant

Special correspondence reports mild weather and a series of local happenings in Mount Pleasant. People visited, dinners and Easter gatherings described, and several residents involved in school and farm tasks. A motor-car trouble incident and church announcements close the update.

Easter social and local gatherings near Frye household

In springtime notes from Route 1 the community enjoys Easter activities. Neighbors visit Mr. Anderson and Mr. Prye families, share dinners, attend singing at various homes, while locals like Alva Prye, Jim Frye, and Dinah Sukey exchange greetings. A pie supper at Thomas Young’s and church services at Ashley are also mentioned.

John Frye Mr. Pares Earl Anderson George Dugger Mr. Anderson Alva Claribel Prye James Prye Joe Dennis Thomas Young Ashley

Guessing Contest At Shinpuaugh Bros Store Ad

N J Craig possesses funds to loan on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. Adj come in today and let us take your measure for that new spring suit. An abundance of fabrics to choose from with right prices. Stapp's Seed and We Store Ady

Arthur Stafford Cash Mercantile Co J. H. Robinette Mirror Ava Mansfield N. J. Craig Wright Douglas Counties Stapp’s Se Ady Robinett Cash Mercantile Company

Macomb Mentionings Easter visits and local events

Special Correspondence recalls a lively Easter in Macomb with visits to Norwood and Mansfield, church attendances, Sunday School elections, and community notices. Many residents cited include Perry Dake, Maud Reynolds, Lizzie Gass, Nathaniel Tyson, and Rev. G Chadwell.

Ozark Democrat chief returns to Mountain Grove post

A. B. Glenn, who left to oversee the Ozark Democrat's job department, has returned to Mountain Grove.

A. B. Glenn Ozark The Ozark Democrat Mountain Grove

Spring Weather and Local Visits Beget Community News

Local notes recount pleasant spring weather, church attendance, and numerous calls and visits. Friends and relatives such as Mrs. Laura Rushing and Mrs. Will Mallory, Miss Verbia Fage, and Miss Aleth Borders are mentioned calling on neighbors, with social rounds at Easter and at R. T. Nelson’s party for Hopkins. A busy social scene includes farm activity, horse care, and several households listed among the visitors and events of the week.

Laura Rushing Will Mallory Verbia Fage Zella Dedman Jakey Suanday R. T. Nelson Hopkins Lloyd Prone Howard W.A. Glenn Mollie Stella Glenn Mr. Bacon Fay Ray Clyde Virgie Howard Bessie Glass Francis Rutherford Millie Gussie Trushing Manely Bacon Cora Box Ora Dudley Abiner Spock Aleth Adren Baggs Riley Kelly Wmn G. Deckard Laura Brasher Tome James Rutherford Henry Crutcher Laura Thomas Aleth Borders Grandma Dudley G. W. Dudley Edna Deckard

Market Report Bass and Butter Prices in Spring 1911

A brief market note lists prices for butter and hides with items such as 10 inch butter pat and 21 inch old hens for green hides, plus ducks geese and turkeys. The note references a spring market week in 1911, noting price movements and local trade activity.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adv J. N. Craig A. R. mcClure Route 2 S Matthis J. A. McCrite Bryant Stapp’s Elmer Page the Mirror Kansas City Star St Louis Globe Democrat Kk. B. Archer Young's Norman J. Whelchel Bank of Hartville Walter Ross W. Lyle Ellis Horace Paul Knights Templar Christian Endeavor M. BE J. B. Freeman McComb N A. Graves T J.garner Francis Hughes Chas. Moody Rod Raney J. P Allen L. Bledso Myrtle Biedso Oura GB Heisley Missouri Robinson Lidda Eggleston Willim Eggleston Ben Moore Thos. Hensley Ady G. W. Freeman & Son A. Re. McClare J. 2. Sells EB. W. Freeman Hartsville EF. Baker G. W. Freeman & Son the Baptist Church Brentlinger & Son Annual Meeting of Stockholders Scytool Notes Alleene Evans Glass Mrs. Arnold Mount Pleasant Huston Smith Barney Smiths Anderson Raymond Smith Silas Seal Prndiy Dr. Rogers Mathel Lilles Oscar Miss Pansy J.h.dennis Henry Dennis Dolphus Cowley Mr. Perren Mr. Steele Berren Mr. Pleasant Will Hensley Mr. Pleasant Baptist Church Ham Seal Rd Taylor Mr. Crippen Claude Della Smith James Frye Jolo Pryes A.W. Overhelser Jaanes Frye Earnie Crippen Fred Hrazeale Rufus McIntosh George Claribel Frye Mecomb Aunt Carolina Gray Miss Sunshine Sukey Dinah O.S Mose White Ethel Findley Real Wood Shinpuaugh Bros Perry Dake Ernest Leonard Roy Macomb Mr. Hayden Maud Reynolds W. H. Hrake Avery Freeman John Garner Lizzie Gass Robertson Pairview Nella Dake Henry Royal Norcross Joe Royal Jewell Hoover Lulu Carter Charles Woolsey Cameron County W. H. Brake Herbert Shelton Springfield J. D. Reynolds Mattie Short Virgie Becker Fred Short Ethel Robertson Nathaniel Graves William Shelton Wo's Creek Runcen Robertson Nathaniel Tyson Olathe Chris Tyson Fred Morton Miss Bessie Short Ernest Williams J. R. Deckard Geo JS. Mackey Rushing Bros Win Kelly's W.a.glenn Alfred Rushing Emner Bud Hamilton Siel Mr. Gilbert Wife Irene Fuge J. W. Walker J. 8. Mackey's Drew Todd Geo. Tpock L. M. Musgrove Seymour Deckard At .G. W. Blevins Mary Jessie Burner Market Report
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