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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

4

Dry Creek Riffles and Local Family News

Mrs Gass is very sick. J W Moutray was seven years old Thursday. Charles L Stanley hosted at the Moutray home Sunday. Loren Williams's mother in law died of heart trouble. Farmers on Dry Creek plant corn. Mrs Willard and son Holman visited daughter Mrs Lee. she has a fine new son. Walter Hylton finished goat shearing. Thomas and Harry Mill sup went to mill. Floyd Hylton and family were in Norwood Friday. Walter Hylton and Artie Willard went to mill at Denlon. Laura Moutray visited Minnie Brooks. J M Moutray and wife spent Sunday with his father. J W Moutray returned home Friday from Springfield. Dan Hylton lost a mare Tuesday night after an incident with another horse. OZARK QUEEN

Willard Holman Chas. L. Stanley Moutray Floyd Hylton Norwood Walter Hylton Artie Willard Denlon Laura Moutray Minnie Brooks J. M. Moutray J. W. Moutray Springfield Dan Hylton Ozark Queen Aro Haigh Williams Hugh Williams Russell Cecil Letsinger Tyan Park Josie Seal Williams Bettie Letsinger Lucy Shinpaugh Elmer Shinpaugh Fred Loudensinger Gomily Tough Shinpaugh Bob Starne

Mt Zion Notes Busy Sunday at Mt Zion Church

Mt Zion notes report a painted dormitory at Rock House, worship by Joe Wallace, new music pupils Miss Zella and Fannie Grabeel, and Robt Rippee out sick. Ada Nash attended Rogersville, Ada Nash and Zelma visited Mrs Martin, Cora York housekeeps for Mrs Seroin, Needles joins prohibition league in St Louis, Spindler and Buchanen away on missionary tour, and illness in the community. Services: Sunday school, preaching, Young People, evening service, and midweek prayer meeting with location Storm and times listed.

Joe Wallace Rock House Zella Fannie Grabeel Ada Nash Rogersville Brothers Evans and McCuall Skylight Needles Prohibition League St. Louis Brothers Spindler and Buchanen Zelma

Hill and Mountain Items Rain Wanted After Talk

Rain forecast notes. Local social notices report visits among Eldridge, Dennis, Bogart, Newton, Turbutton, and Gaskill families. Sunday school held each Sunday. multiple calls and visits recorded across the community with Mrs. Tripp and others mentioned.

Olathe and Mansfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Olathe and Mansfield residents figure in a series of visits and social updates. Mack Davis gains Mansfield citizenship amid community chatter while crowds attend his sale. Sunday services, Sunday school at Mair View, and numerous family visits spread across Olathe, Wolf Creek, Macomb, and Mans field with people calling on the Spragues, Gates, Turners, and Cates.

Cedar Gap Social Notes and Visits

S E Ware returned from Arkansas last week. Mrs Will Hale came from Seymour Sunday. Bob Erb returned to his home in Olden Monday. Jess Pierce spent Sunday in Mountain Grove with his wife. Bruce Evans returned to Rogersville Wednesday. Singing at the church each Sunday at 2 00. Mr and Mrs Byrorkian of Lamar visited the J L Lee family Sunday. Barney Height of Springfield visiting Rev Spain and family. Rev P Davis held services Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs Essie Morler and mother Mrs Andrew Morris were in Seymour Saturday. Seymour school went to a picnic Friday. Mr and Mrs Will Childress of Monett visiting her parents. Mrs Ida Hart of Seymour spent weekend with Gaskins. Mesdames Compton and Fillet visiting Mrs Phil Erb returned to Memphis Monday.

S.E. Ware Arkansas Will Hale Seymoury Bob Erb Jess Pierce Mountain Grove Bruce Evans Rogersville Byrorkian Lamar J. L. Lee Barney Height Springtiel Spain Rev. P. Davis Essie Morler Andrew Morris Seymour Will Childress Monett CD. Blansett Ida Hart T. R. Gaskin Mesdames Compton and Fillett Phil Erb Memphis Tenn Percy Rippee Gordon Hensley Elza Matney Iter Bradshaw Matney Scott Lead Hill Katherine Connelly Cedar Gap Audry Deaver Minnie Gaskill Dave Moore Manstrell John Deaver

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Sunday Gatherings

Lookout Mountain residents share a weekend of social calls and visits. Frankey McIntosh stays with Roy Dennis while Mae Spence visits Frankey. George Frye visits with his uncle Jesse Allisson and Tom Young receives a Sunday call from Mr. Dugan. Agnes Young visits Susie Oberholser and attends church with Opal Frye and Maude Spence.

Frankey McIntosh Roy Dennis S. J White George Frye Jesse Allisson Mr. Dugan Tom Young Mae Spence Fred Shreeves Richard Schlicher Reed Johnson Agnes Young Susie Oberholser Ashley Tussie

Leftovers and corn planting mark the day

Sunday activities highlight visits to Grandma Dudley and Mrs Dudley. Ral Howard and Lloyd Rushing with families are noted in Seymour and Antivch areas. Community events include Sunday school progress at the Chapel, communion day upcoming, and ads urging turning in cream for cash.

Ral Howard Grandma Dudley

Local notices from Hartville and surrounding area

Route number three Olaf Newton reported Wet ter Monday. John Dixon and wife visited Hartville Saturday. Miss Anna Mallory was dn Mes. Sappenfield eajled on Mes. 1.1. Dixon Friday. Mrs Qein Newton dined at Henry Brazeal's Monday. Harry Beam eatled on George Harris Sunday. Dori Mage dinner guest at Glin Newton's Thursday. Jess Newton and wife spent Sunday night at his father's. Will Rosevear made a short call on Bred Justus Saturday. Mabel Dixon visited sister Mrs Albert Page Wednesday. Mrs DOS Dorrell stayed Saturday night with her son Dude. Miss Verba Page visited lone folks Thursday to Sunday. Gilbert Dixon planted earn for his welp. Albert Fage last werk Sunday school at New Heape every Sunday at 10 oclock tem. Ollie Latimer Saturday night with cousin Miss Stella Pindley. COP Bievis and John Tom lle son dinner guests at Fred Justus's Sunday. Miss Stella Findley Sunday with aunts Mars Bibert Latimer's. George Millory family spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Pearl Wills. Mr and Mrs Gilbert spent Thursday night with daughter Mrs J Th Dinan. Bring your Cream to us now we pay highest cash price for it Ady A D REYNOLDS Preaching at New Hope Baptist church every second Saturday and Sunday at dla im Rev J P Mingus Pastor. Daniel renatlinger fell and out himself one day last week not able to work more better.

Anna Mallory Wis Hartville Sappenfield Dixon Qein Newton Henry Brazeal Harry Beam George Harris Dori Mage Glin Newton Jess Newton Will Rosevear Bred Justus Mabel Dixon Albert Page Dos Dorrell Verba Page Gilbert Dixon Albert Fage New Heape Oelock Ollie Latimer Stella Pindley Cop. Bievis John Tom Lleson Fred Justus Stella Findley Mars Bibert Latimer George Millory Pearl Wills Mes Gilbert Th. Dinan Ady A.D. Reynolds New Hope Baptist Church Dla J.P. Mingus Daniel Renatlinger

Lead Hill Community Notes From Lead Hill Area

Windy days continue amid local social visits and church activities. Families report visits among Goss, Crider, Matney, and Deaver circles with Sunday school formation at Oak Ridge and a third term teaching arrangement secured with Katherine Connelly of Cedar Gap.

Cheerful Valley Community Planting and Social News

Cyris Hire and Moutray plant corn while Deaver and several others finish sowing. Sunday calls and visits mention L M Cockwell, TD Young, P D Case, Nellie Hawks, J M Moutray, J O Young, and Mrs Stipp. A singing gathering at Ashley included Hazel Mildred Stipp and Della Sprague for a jolly, cool evening.

James Deaver RD. Findley B.D. Case Thos Young L. M. Cockwell Td Young

Sewing Machine for Sale at Mansfield Hotel

Genuine Singer sewing machine in first class shape with principal attachments for sale at a bargain. Call at the Mansfield Hotel.

Singer Mansfield

Happy Home Hits and Local Social Roster

Miss Dora Letsinger and others visit family members while weather and farm notes appear. Several calls, visits, and Sunday plans show community ties and a wish for an April shower to aid farmers. Mentions of illnesses, travel, and a hospital stay are noted among neighbors.

Local Social Notes From Happy Hollow area

A flock of neighbors and relatives are seen visiting and calling across Happy Hollow. The entries mention Lee Pope and wife, Sundy and Opal Frye, Berta Johnson, Clella Moody visiting Otto Moody, Martha Groves with George Short, and multiple calls in the community. Several people plant corn as spring work and others travel to Mansfield for shopping or visits.

Shortridge Lee Pope Rich Opal Frye Berta Johnson Clella Moody Otto Moody Martha Groves George Short Roy Brageal Oscar Moody

Wild Goose Items and Social Notes in Seymour

A local column records Miss Stella Glenn visiting Seymour last week and Cleo Kelly dining with Marion Branstetter on Sunday. J D Welly and M A Whi enoship visited Seymour Thursday, George Hawkenship called at G W Markey’s Tuesday, and several youths enjoyed gatherings at Home Land’s Sunday. Mrs Ollie Millen and her children visited her sister Mrs Dale Howard last week. A large crowd attended Sunday school and singing at Thin was chapel Sunday. Alex Glenn and grandson Bizzie made a business trip to Mansfield Saturday, Johnny Welly and sisters Miss Babel and Misse were guests of Miss thivel Zuck Sunday.

Stella Glenn Seymour Cleo Kelly Marion Branstetter J.D. Welly M. A. Whienoship Heme Land Ollie Millen Dale Howard Thinwas Chapel Alex Glenn Biizzie Mansfield Johnny Welly Babel Misse Wuesta Thivel Jessie Hall Mt. Olive G. W. Mackey George Blankenship Springfield Ada Carter T. Nelson Turgus Chapel

Small Town Letters Describe Spring Socials and Fishing Tale

S.J. Pearl and Wilh were in Seymour Monday. Various locals visit, dine, and attend church events across Seymour, Mansfield, and Springfield. A long fishing anecdote ends with a humorous note about a March trip and bustling spring weather.

Pleasant Ridge Items and Local Happenings

Pleasant Ridge reports good spring weather with corn planting progressing and some farmers finished. Sunday singing in Ashley led by John Rich, Pred Frye travels to town with no work expected this year. Preaching at Pleasant Ridge occurs every fourth Saturday and Sunday under Rev C N Lindley. June bug notes conclude the tidbits.

Ashley John Rich Pred Frye Town Pleasant Ridge C N.lindley

Notice to Correspondents for Monday or Tuesday

Correspondents are asked to send items by Monday or Tuesday as many arrive light. It is often possible to use late items until the next week. Please send items Monday if at all possible.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Thomas Harry Millsup Robt Rippee J. XN. Hall John Eldridge No. S Louise Eldridge Lula Dennis Elwood Bogart Robert Newton James Brewer Sterling Gaskill Fred Dennis Whe Family David Eldridge Raymond Smith Will Turbutton Sterling Gaskell Alma Jewel Turbatton Hazel Eldridge Hosea Stout George Tripp Olathe Oracles Mack Davis Sale Mairview J. A. Young Wolf Creek Fred Cates Johnarmer Olathe Mary Gates Will Sprague Grayce Avery Freeman Macomb Grayce Gates Sher Mack Divis John Turner Sadie Sprague Eula Tressie Turner Lookout Mountain Rushing and Wife Copkins Nelson Harry Ghiss L. M. Musgrave Antivch Sanday George Taylory Famuly Grandia Dudley Floyd Howard Hanvily Millabat Hh the Natson’s Chivence Alves Kennedy Carl Scott Macey Murrell Sumhiy Sey Wun Win ‘Taylor Sean Aspen Sadie Murrell Aleth Berders Margie Morris Ud Rushing Rushing Bud Hinton AD. Reynolds DD Howard's Uister Sandig Olaf Newton John Dixon Wife Wen Nancy Wren Scott Joe Goss Dunning Hensley Cap Marine Goss Mrs. Scott Mrs. Crider Sadie Goss Sam Goss Nigel Clara Goss Sue Wilson Ra Crippen Aaron Herod Claud Crider Silas Matney Jake Crider Oak Ridge Vernie Thompson Bred Thompson Shenandoah Dali Johnson Arthur Muthey Jalee Tooyer Hoover Cheerful Valley Cyris Hire Om, Moutray Ernie and Tressie Denver O. Ho T. J. Young Charley Deaver Jay Dugan Kvva L. M. Cockrell P. D. Case Nellie Hawks J. 01. Young Dora Letsinger Martha Moody Random Short Brageal Mrs Roy Karl Moody Elia Moody Will Moody Willis Moody Ora Letsinger Mrs. Peabody Aunt Dette Letsinger Mes. Ry Freeman and Sons Robert and Mayelee Lola Gastill Herbert Short Amos Peabody Esther Sturne Gus Hrazcal Springfiell Rinda Mrazent Prairie Hollow Mbt Everett Gertrude Avery Chester Crain Marion Letsinger Bob Young Levant Happy Hollow Leonard Prairie Hell Con. Findley Charles Sehlieher Loss Byruzeal Freeman Findman U. D. Findley Everet Spence Spence Minnie Moody Rew. Bennett U.S George Hawkenship G. W. Markey S.J. Pearl Wilh Will Reebamn Hall M. A Beckett Ly le Land Mike Branstetter Chas Harris J.C. Kelly Win Gilbert Dutwler Mis Mabel Olsen Pridiy Prmey Kennedy Ethel Aleth Borders George [Pock Olive Deckard Haw Advan Booness Virgus Chapel Sundihy Mre Miden Caday Nother Mars. McClellan Cecil Marshal Eudora Barlow Mr. Craig Jay Dennis Sam Letssinger Pearl Brentlinger Mira Crippen W. Ff. Stone Liev Daughters Brentlinger Cassie Drentlinger Ila Letsinger Sam Letsinger Leon Brentlinger Alice Tonbleson J. Weidlwards Myrtle Willams Minsfield L. Beach Mrs. Peters Alice Tompleson Mrs. All Rippee Dagehters Lev Joseph Davis Mr. Draper Dean Pansy Mra Wy Edchardson Azella Alva Letsinger Harley Stout's Mrr Ashiworth Dauughter Lala 1. I. Marshal Cecil J. Wo Milwards Sau Loetshowey's Marian Riley Howard Williams J. Wo Brentlinger Ace George Johnson Johnson
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