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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
4
Route Number 2 Long list of social visits and community events
The article records visitors and gatherings in Mansfield and nearby areas including J A Riley traveling to Olathe Kansas to visit relatives Everette Brazeal and others at Mrs Hale's Alfred Yowell from Springfield staying with John Brentlinger family Gertrude Brentlinger Fern Baker and many more sharing church visits dinners and a local rain note It also plugs Ballard's Snow Liniment with prices and dealer note.
Showers Expected Thursday Across Local Area
The forecast calls for showers on Thursday with generally fair weather otherwise. Temperatures are expected to run mostly above normal, shaping a warm pattern for the week.
Wayside Gleanings at Macomb Methodist Church
Sunday school at the Macomb Methodist church each Sunday. August heat ranges 100 to 103 degrees with a hot wind. Visitors include Lester Greenwood and Miss Mabel Roblin from Adrian. Mrs. Louella Christy’s sisters visit, they are building a canning factory in Macomb. Red Cross auxiliary organized, to begin work. Misses Hazel Greenwood and Mabel Roblin were guests of Miss Corella Christy. Macomb school house repairs underway. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evening. choir practice and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 9.
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Macomb Methodist Church
Lester Greenwood
Mabel Roblin
Adrian
Lester
Misa Roblin
Greenwood
Louella Christy
Ladella Kinney
Loretta Campin
Lincoln
Nebraska
Macomb
S. K. Hart
Springfield
Red Cross
Haze
Corella Christy
Christian Endeavor
Edith Doyel
Norwood Route 1 Neighbors Attend Ashley Church Meeting
Miss Nellie Frye spent Wednesday night with Geo Shores and wife as they attended a meeting at Ashley church. Liberty school starts Monday with Miss Edna Roland teaching. Miss Myrtle Shores stays with her sister Mrs John Shores while Mr Shores works with the thrasher. Audrey Opal and Clifford visited John Frye Sunday. Ruth Frye spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs Virgil Royal. John Frye and wife heard from their sons. Fred Frye welcomed a 734 pound boy in Mississippi. Mrs Ruby Royal spent a day last week with Miss Martha Findley. Dolly Dimple.
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J. A. Riley
Olathe
Kans
Everette Brazeal
Hale
Alfred Yowell
Springfield
Mansfield
John Brentlinger
Gertrude Brentlinger
Fern Baker
C. A. Dozier
Jack Brazeal
W. H. Hale
J. W. Brentlinger
Alfred Vowell
J. H. Frye
Macomb
Fred Bot Gein
George Shores, Jr
Virgil Royal
Clara
Exa Dozier
Floyd Hale
Robert Morrass
Wolf Creek
Zella Letsinger
Prairie Hollow
Ernie Crippen
Zella Letainger
Marie
Sam Crippen
Harley Stout
Ela Stout
Mrs Stout
Thrasher
Nellie’ Frye
Geo, Shores
Ashley Church
Liberty School
Edna Roland
Myrtle Shores
John Shores
Mr. Shores
Geo. Shores
Howard
Audrey
Opal
Clifford
John Fry
Ruth Frye
John Frye
Fred Frye
Mississippi
Ruby Royal
Martha Findley
War Savings drive nears goal in Hartville
Hartville War Savings Stamp campaign shows progress with under 20,000 remaining and about 9,000 tied to Mansfield. Poultry prizewinners Miss Rhuie Carter and Miss Bessie Glass of Wright county receive a Plymouth Rock and Langshan cockerel. John T. Pope farm west of town sold to J. C. Stapleton for 1500. Earl Sanders left for Ft Leavenworth with deserter John Sparks. Franzo Thompson and Raymond Webb called to colors. two more Thompkins youths registered in Springfield. Chester Hall enlisted in Navy as apprentice seaman from St Louis. Seven called Thursday failed physical: Gabe Scott, John Fred Morris, John L. Brasher, Ira Lathrom, Henry H Alltisson, Charley Rogers, Arvel Hefner. Judge S. W. Hopper attends county court session at Hartville. Suffered injury: S. J. Walker of OH garage fractured leg by crank emitted from gasoline engine.
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Mansfield
Rhuie Carter
Bessie Glass
Wright County
Missouri Ruralist Poultry Club
Miss Carter
Plymouth Rock
Glass
Langshan
J.C. Stapleton
John T. Pope
John Fred Morris
John L. Brasher
Ira Lathrom
Henry H.alltisson
Charley Rogers
Arvel Hefner
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Worth for One Purpose
A reader from Houston Mo recounts kidney trouble with back pain and fatigue. After trying Doan’s Kidney Pills, four boxes cured the trouble completely. Price 60 cents at dealers. ask for Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY adv
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Mansfield
Dean
J.W. True Houston
Doan
Community notices from Mt. Everett and surrounding areas
Christian Endeavor meets at Mt. Everett church every Sunday night. Sunday School at Flint Point each Sunday at 10 o clock. Preaching at Flint Point every second Sunday. Ernie Deaver visited Ira Sullivan Wednesday night. Youth from Rock House attended Christian Endeavor at Bryant. August singing at Bryant set for the fourth Sunday of the month. Beulah Odle spent days with Audra and Thelma Spurlock near Ava. Stella Goss stayed with Bessie Sullivan. Graham spent Sunday with Floyd Brentlinger. Joe Hall and Arthur Mott returned from Abbyville Kansas harvest work. Hazel Goss ill last week but improving. June bug.
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Christian Endeavor
Mt. Everett
Flint Point
Ernie Deaver
Ira Sullivan
Rock House
Bryant
Beulah Odle
Audra
Thelma Spurlock
Ava
Stella Goss
Bessie Sullivan
Mr. Graham
Floyd Brentlinger
Joe Hall
Arthur Mott
Abbyville
Kansas
Hazel Goss
Chronic Constipation Cure with Chamberlain's Tablets
Advertisers claim constipation can be cured in most cases by taking Chamberlain's Tablets and following the printed directions on each package. This promotes a simple remedy with routine usage.
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Chamberlain
Rembert Preaching and Pleasant Hill Services Noted
Rembert delivers sermons each first Saturday night and Sunday with Rev. M. B. Clift as pastor. Pleasant Hill hosts regular services Sundays with singing in the afternoon. Cecil Griffith and wife visit Frank Coday, a Hartville picnic draws a large crowd, and J L Williams and James Rippe attend river fishing over the weekend. School at Pleasant Hill begins August 12 with Minnie Pearman teaching. Jess Young reports from Camp Funston liking army life.
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M. B. Clift
Pleasant Hill
Cecil Griffith
Tarkio
Frank Coday
Hartville Satuday
J.L. Williams
James Rippee
Ruben Young
Minnie Pearman
Jess Young
Camp Funston
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An 19th century advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and that only a constitutional remedy can cure it. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts on mucous membranes and offers $100 for any case of deafness it cannot cure, with circulars available from F J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Pea Ridge Methodist services and local notes
Pea Ridge hosts a fourth Sunday service at the Methodist church led by Rev. T. J. Gideon with Sunday school led by Wm. Dedmon and G. A. Wells assisting Jessie Sage as secretary. Weather stays warm and dry. rain is needed for crops. Miss Alice Matlock improves from illness. Several families visit relatives, one baby very ill, and a large crowd attends the Hartville negro picnic.
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Pea Ridge
T. J. Gideon
Wm. Dedmon
G. A. Wells
Jessie Sage
Alice
Matlock
Henry Helfreth
Albert
Robert
Hartville
L. L. Land and
S. Hedrick
Elsia Branstetter
C.a.mitchell
Velma
Ask Anyone Who Has Used It Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Families keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the home and find it a good investment that saves them much suffering. Ask anyone who has used it for reliability.
Prairie Hollow and Olathe Weather and Local Notes
Weather has been hot all week with summer forecasts. Local social items note Chas. Davis sale well attended. Mrs. Doc Gates visited Hartville. L. M. Roy and family returned from California. Leon ard Roy ill. Hosea Freeman attended the Springfield circus. Miss Mary Lou Towe took a teaching exam in Ava. Ralph Robertson staying with Chas. Davis. Lief Letsinger visited Ava. Nora Letsinger at Tom Detherage's. Aunt Lizzie Freeman is very low.
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Chas. Davis
Doc Gates
Hartville
L. M. Roy
Leonard
Lindsay
Porterville
Calif
Hosea Freeman
Springfield
Mary Lou Towe
Ava
Ralph Robertson
Lief Letsinger
Nora Letsinger
Tom Detherage
S. LM
Roy
Dora Robertson
John Turner
Ruby
Hazel
Stomach and Liver Troubles Promoted by Chamberlain’s Tablets
Stomach and liver disorders cause misery and suffering and Chamberlain’s Tablets are recommended as a preventive. The ad urges readers to try them and notes their low cost of a quarter.
Rain Urged as Crops Hunger for Relief
In Busy Hollow, a large Sunday crowd gathered at L. J. Rushing's for ice cream and lemonade after a church service at Hargus Chapel. Otto Dedman Elmer Rushing Joe Rushing and families attended. Scott Mackey visited Midway recently.
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L. J. Rushing
Otto Dedman
Elmer Rushing
Joe Rushing
Hargus Chapel
Scott Mackey
Midway
Worms Remedy Ad for White's Cream Vermifuge Sale
Child pale and sickly with nose picking gnashing teeth in sleep signals worms. A remedy is offered in White's Cream Vermifuge promising to clear worms and restore health and cheerfulness. Price 80 cents per bottle. Sold by all medicine dealers.
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Ballard
Mining News Owing to Water Shortage Mill Shuts Down
The Pioneer Mill is temporarily shut down due to a water shortage. Mrs. Long a Mansfield Mining stockholder traveled from Kansas City toward New York. In Justice Ashworth's court yesterday four boys pled guilty to taking four chickens valued at four dollars from Fred Hurst. They were fined one dollar each plus coats. The chickens were reportedly cooked and eaten. W. L. Matthews plans a new residence west of the Square. Deal Mill mentioned.
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Pioneer
Long
Mansfield Mining and Development Co
Kansas City
New York
Biggie King
Bridget King
Carl Slate
John Churchill
Wm. Manning
Pearl Pearson
Clarence Hunsaken
Justice
W. L. Matthews
Deal Mill
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