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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
3
Willis Moody family plans Wichita scan this year. Joss Riew will reside at Willis Moody for the season. Mrs Lussel Letsinger and daughter Ruth visited Draper home on Tuesday.
Several readers ask why wild cucumber vines should be avoided as they carry a dangerous disease affecting musk melons watermelons and cucumbers. The disease shows as yellow leaf spots and pink tissue that can wipe out entire fields and is spread by insects including striped cucumber beetles. Keep wild cucumber vines out of the neighborhood to reduce risk and prevent transmission between plants.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims thirty five years of use, claims to act through the blood and mucous surfaces, and urges immediate use with testimonials offered for free. Sold by all druggists in Toledo Ohio.
Church Saturday was well attended. Harve Gann and wife spent weekend with his home folks. Mrs Sarah Moody and Mrs Ida Gann visited Mrs View Gann Monday evening. A surprise dinner at John Gann’s Sunday drew many. Lots of dinner and fun were had.
Singing Hollow notes at Wolf Creek church Saturday night with strong turnout. Walter Smith returns from Coffeyville Kansas. Bill Crippen and wife visit Bill Shelton Sunday. Roy Gann and family visit John Gann. Edd Bennett and family attend Sunday gathering. Bennett family plus Fay Jewell Myrtle Coday visit Golda and Ruby Bennett.
A brief health note advises keeping well for happiness. It recommends taking one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after dinner to induce a gentle bowel movement.
Oak lumber offered by Reynolds and Coday. Dimensions and boxing of all kinds available. Contact Reynolds and Coday for pricing and availability.
Hindly and family visited Openr Meois and Wolutenoe Uarneth Saturday. Miss Ethel Findley and Tonie Atchison of Maconsh were wed at the bride’s home last Saturday and will reside with Mr Atchison south of Macon. Mrs Pete raven and baby travel Monday to Sanger California for Trice job. Mindley’s Sunday group included John Hindley Will Poydley Kim Bingenl Goday Melitosh Dive Findley Rey Brazal and Miss Delia Coday. Clarence Warnett to move to G S Burney farm.
Geneva Candle and Evi Long have been on the sick list but are improving. Ramey and Arthur Bennett have purchased a barber shop in Macomb. Our sympathy goes to Mr and Mrs Findley on the loss of their little boy. Blue Eyes.
The mild cathartic action of Herbine is liked by ladies. It purifies the system without griping or sickening the stomach. Price sixty cents. Sold by all druggists.
It rains almost daily delaying farm chores. Mrs. Alfred Woody improves. Will Greenwood and wife dined with W. A. Christy and wife. Arthur Greenwood is ill. Mrs. Sid Williams and Mrs Harmie William with baby visited G. N. Findley. The Embroidery Club met at Findley’s home. A good time was reported. Will Greenwood drove 160 eyes to Macomb for J. E. Greenwood. Christian Endeavor meets at Macomb Methodist Church next Sunday at 7:30 led by Mrs Dessie Owens. SOMEBODY ELSE.
Local brief mentions Albert Moody Gee Plank Lester Turley and Fred Draper visiting Turner bars Sunday. Mrs Nonamaker reports Draper home and Hiren Goes and wife moved into the neighborhood. Strawberries look fine and a good prospect for a higher crop amid reports of blizzards in Kansas and the north.
Rain and wind dominated the week with social visits and family news. Alisher from Wherstone and Grace Long called on Mrs. Wil sins, Burley Moody and family were seen in the area, and a surprise dinner at Mrs Pennett's brought neighbors together. Willie Candle died recently, and several locals plan to fish though the weather is cold. Glady s Lane has been sick but improving.
A readers notice warns to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin prescribed for twenty one years. It highlights uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatic pain fever toothache and more and mentions handy tin boxes of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by Dirngelsta.
Mrs Gro Stroup of Salvay New York reports severe indigestion and weight loss before using Chamberlains Tablets. After taking the remedy her digestion improved and constipation was cured according to her statement.
Letters of Administration granted by Wright County Missouri Probate Court on April 12 1922 to Geo F Maxwell. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. Judge Geo C Murrell signs, with official seal dated April 12 1922.
Sundry residents report planting activity this week and visits among families. Mrs Charley Johingson stayed with Lee Popes last week while Sibyl Coday returned from Oklahoma. Several local names are noted at Joe Fry's and with nearby families during weekend visits.
Mr and Mrs Reaven spent time with Ben Long and his wife.
Ozark Breeze reports a bumper fruit crop discussion around Macomb. The crochet club gathers with Mrs Mary Findley while Mrs Criss Tyson improves from illness. H D Norcross sells his farm near Macomb to Mr Young of Mansfield Ohio. Opal Short returns from Hartville to stay a few weeks. Arley Findley returns home after three years in the army. Sunday services at the Baptist church include Christian Endeavor each Sunday evening.
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