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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
2
Post Oak runners report on the Wild Goose items, noting their absence and asking whether they have headed north for the summer. Pleasant Knob school opens Monday with Miss Maude Todd supervising activities.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone drops to treat corns and calluses, claiming immediate pain relief and quick removal with no skin irritation. The notice links wartime spirit and female fashion, mentions local school teaching and social notes, and quotes a verse urging bravery in life’s larger battle. The clipping also references community visits and residents like Miss Irmey Kennedy, Miss Frances Rutherford, and Miss Opal Simmons.
Kennedy's Sunday afternoon gathering with Ada Ward Retta and Or ile Newton Bessie Glass Mabel Holliman and Jobo Duncan Martin Newton Alfred Rushing and Harold Tombleson yielded a most enjoyable time as noted in local social circles.
A Wednesday gathering at Spring Center celebrated Inez Moore with a surprise party. Attendees included Margi Wilson Susie Wilson Lela Lunsaler Marie Stacy Merthin Mody Clella Moody Carrie Hendricks Annie Lyles Leon Garner Mabel Borders Elva Borders and Bessie Churchill. Ice cream and cake were served. Elmer Hunsaker returned home Sunday by car from Ava.
Mrs Sid ney Simmons of Fair Haven New York endorses Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for cholera morbus in her seven year old son and for other family bowel troubles. The medicine is obtainable everywhere.
Sunday school groups at Pea Ridge and Peardee Methodist churches announced weekly lessons led by S H B Pu ge and Dedmond with Verba Fuge as secretary and Roxana Newton as assistant. A large old time singing at Hargus Chapel drew a crowd, while locals like Homer Hedrick and J M Newton were seen visiting and helping with lay work. Subamboat Bell.
A Buford North Carolina reader reports two weeks of intense diarrhoea improved after taking Chambersin s Cole Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The druggist recommended it and the first dose relieved symptoms quickly with full recovery within two days. Advertised as reliable and widely available.
Brushy Knob Mes L Lord attends teachers' decline above this week. Bertha Christner visits sister, Mrs Grace Pugh. Mr and Mrs Roldan Ghoor are Sunday guests at the Lord home. Rev Jo McCall and Mrs Eula Brooks attend teacher examination in Hartville this week.
Louis Lord and his wife and daughter Mildred were Norwood visitors on Saturday with dinner guests James Hitchcock and Elizabeth Pendie Medley. Medley stayed as a slumber guest Sunday night. Lord will depart soon for Blackwell Ola to resume work after a brief visit.
Miss Emma Glenn visited Norwood with cousin Frank Zieber and saw the train for Mountain Grove. Mrs J Mark Mink reports good crops and rain from Barton county. Earl Lewiss return to Newton Eas after visiting relatives. Hot weather expected to boost corn and gardens after recent rains. Charles Beal and Standard visited Norwood while Col L C Nieder and G C Freaman were in Hartville. School starts Monday at Oak Forest. Mrs Granville Alers improving after being on the sick list.
Mrs. G J Pallet of Springfield Missouri reports relief after taking Down's Kidney Pills for kidney related back pain dizziness and vision issues. The ad claims the remedy eases urinary disorders and supports work by restoring energy.
Dann bothered with lower trouble about twice a year. Joe Dinan of Weokster, Iowa, says he has pains in his side and back with awful soreness in his stomach. He tried Chamberlain's Tablets and Lewis found them helpful. He could obtain the medicine and felt relief with no further pain signs.
Rembert preaches at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night and Sunday. Rew Monk OHL, pastor, holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10 am. John Tickoin superintendent, Miss Ava Jones secretary. Mrs. Sam Leltott of Springfield visited her daughter Mrs. Colay last week. Mrs. Norman Whelehetol Hirtville visiting Wersisher Mos. Frank Pranstethers noted. W Newtonian wife of Mansfield visited at Jerry Oliver's Saturday night. Key and Howard Williams to Mounhall Grove Thisday. Nancy Seoth spent Tuesday with lone alles. Hiram Coday awaiting word for DC. Cluxton.
Residents report routine family visits and daily concerns. Mrs. Rebecca Sikes spent several days this week visiting Cedar Gap. Wolf Creek and Tellin communities note individuals including Clorhay and Coday family members amid ordinary weekly activities.
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