Many Mirrorettes Piano Recital Aug 18 Advs
Local notices list piano recitals at the school building on August 18 with multiple additions and thanks. Hartville and Mountain Grove figures attend and advertise. local officials and residents, including J N Pryor Jr and G C Murrell, appear in visits and proceedings. Community events include sales ads, road meetings, and a stockholders meeting adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Craig
Hartville
R. P. Ellis
W. B Fullington
Mountain Grove
J. C. Turner
Drue Turner
J. A. Wheeler
J. D. Casteel
Hartville Court Reports Local Visitations and Crimes
Hartville residents host visitors from St Joseph Bentonville Neosho and Kansas while a public auction, a court hearing for S E Smith, a multiple marriage licenses note and a fatal shooting near Lathrop are reported. An auto accident near Hartville injures Rev Gideon and three others with no serious injuries.
B Y P U Program Leader Beuish Stephens
The B Y P U program lists leader Beuish Stephens with song and prayer by Mr Fullington. Introduction by Leader includes Act 9 1 9 Elva Turner Gulda Norcross. Saul on the road to Damascus and vision described by several participants. The program features Saul as preacher of the gospel and Peter and his work presented by Earl Cauble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuish Stephens
Mr. Fullington
Elva Turner
Gulda Norcross
Saul
Damascus
Locatta Roberts
Mr. Pool
Wilda Stephens
Bobbie Seals
Renna Fullington
Peter
Earl Cauble
Joplin and Pittsburg Railroad Conductor Visits Ozarks
John Loftin a conductor on the Joplin and Pittsburg railway for sixteen years with headquarters at Pittsburg Kansas is spending his vacation in the Ozarks at R W Sterne s. His wife and son accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loftin
Joplin and
Pittsburg Railway
Pittsburg
Kas
Ozarks
R. W. Starne’s
County Court Grants Funds for Agricultural Show 1916
The county court approved a $100 appropriation for the agricultural and stock show on October 5 6 and 7. The executive finance and program committees are named with J D Reynolds as president and O L Robinett as treasurer. The note urges collective effort to make the 1916 show the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Reynolds
W. A. Black
O. Li. Robinett
F. H. Riley
Geo. B. Freeman
O. L. Robinett
J. C. Carter
A. Stephens
W. G. Reynolds
E. A. Sisk
P. W. Newton
H. M. Norcross
Cantrell
M. L. Andrews
W. Divan
Mesdames
O. L.robinett
W. M. Divan
J. A. Riley
Committees Organize Local Republican and Democratic Units
The Republican committee elected A M Curtis Hartville as chairman Perle Newton Boone township as secretary and N M Jones Brush township as treasurer The Democratic committee elected J A Wheeler Mountain Grove as chairman Bert Herrick Wood township as secretary and W F Calton Union township as treasurer The committees meet Sep 5 to Gill vecen Gies om the county ticket Next Tuesday chairmen meet to form a congressional committee naming two state committee members The 32 member state committee meets Aug 22 with nominees for state officers congressmen state senators and representatives to draft a state platform due by 6 p m the next day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville
A. M. Curtis
Perle Newton
Boone Township
N.M. Jones
Brush Township
J. A. Wheeler
Mountain Grove
Bert Herrick
Wood Township
W. F. Calton
Union Township
Gill Vecen Gies
Furniture Store Change in Mountain Grove Probate
W. B. Fullington traded his furniture business to J. D. Casteel of Mountain Grove for a 200 acre farm seven miles northeast of town. J. A. Wheeler represented both sides. The new proprietor assumed control Tuesday morning with EH. D. Cauble as salesman. Fullington may remain active in city affairs and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Fellington
J. D. Casteel
Mountain Grove
J. A. Wheeler
EH. D. Cauble
Fullington
Baptist Church
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Notice of Old Furniture Business Closure
Ady W. B. Fullington announces the disposal of the furniture business and requests prompt settlement of all accounts due. He will be in the store for a few days to allow long overdue settlements and thanks patrons for past patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady 'W. B. Fullington
Scout Notes Introduce Scout Law Week and Patrol Growth
The weekly notice outlines the Scout oath and law focusing on duty to God and country, helping others, and personal fitness. It notes Eagle Patrol members meeting at the scoutmaster's home, enthusiasm for a new patrol, and three applications accepted with plans for more at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Cogut
Eagle Patrol
Weather Streak Prolongs Drouth in Seymour Area
The hot dry spell continues with corn largely damaged and pastures drying up. A timely rain would be greatly beneficial. Visitors from Tulsa enjoy a week with relatives before traveling to Hartville. Local notes include zinc prospecting on Zack Spock’s farm, a lease arrangement with Webb City, an ice cream gathering at Walter Hamilton’s, lumber purchases for a barn addition, and visits from May and Ann Carpenter of Liberty. Seymour, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Slate
Zack Spock
Hale
Slate
Morrow
Webb City
Mr. Spock
Walter Hamilton
John Dudley
May
Ann Carpenter
Liberty
Frank Hamilton
Wayside Gleanings Farm News and Local Visits
Farmers not busy yet while wives canned summer apples. Warm and dry with a light shower last week. Mr Schafer and daughter Eda in Hartville Friday. Mr and Mrs Shortridge and son in Mansfield Saturday. Christy and daughters Corella and Lolella visited north of Hadville Friday and Saturday. Miss Martha Findley thrown from a horse Sunday en route to all day singing at Primitive Baptist church injuried some. Misses Maria and Bessie Williams with Misses Bessie and Freda Davis attended all day staging Sunday and report having nice time. Sunday school at Macomb Methodist church every Sunday. SOMEBODY ELSE.
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Mentie Avery
Springfield
Alice Tombleson
Ady Tyra Newton
Wright County
R. M. Rogers
St. Louis
R B
The
Missouri Pacific
Wm. Coday
Mansfield Light and Power Co
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Memphis
Ady
J. D. Reynolds
Charles Miller
Bryant
Martha Findley
Primitive Baptist Church
Maria
Bessie Williams
Bessie
Freda Davis
Macomb Methodist Church
Leftovers Singing at Harges Chapel and Local News Bits
Prof Bunch and Rev W Haskell lead a Left Overs Singing at Harges Chapel next Sunday. Pleasant Knob school opens with Miss Maude Todd as teacher. J R Deckard and family visit Hartville parents over weekend. F D and S J Howard ship a herd of sheep Monday. Miss Aleth Borders visits sister Mrs John Rudley in New Grove.
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Harges Chapel
Prof. Bunch
Haskell
Pleasant Knob
J. R. Deckard
Hartville
F.D
J. Howard
Aleth Borders
John Rudley
New Grove
Hartville Auto Wreck Injures Three Involving Rev Gideon
A Monday afternoon wreck at Woods Fork bridge near Hartville injured Rev T J Gideon his passenger Mr Pond and a young man Willis when Gideon driving a Ford lost a turn and the car plunged over an embankment three times ending upright in the creek. All three were hurt but not fatally. Others at the scene included Claud Duckworth driving Heamer's garage Mansfield and Dr Latimer who aided the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevel’ Whitley
Tae
Lathrop
Whitely
Hartville
Gideon
Mr. Gideon
Theo
Willis
Pond
Woods Fork Bridge
T. J. Gideon
Rev. Gideon
W. G. Reynolds
Mansfield
Mr. Pond
Bolivar
St Hartville
Heamer
Claud Duckworth
Mr. Young
North of Hartville
Col. L. O. Nieder
J. E. P. Coday
W. A. Blask
Mr. Duckworth
B. E. Latimer
Accidents Reported In Local Area Monday
Monday incidents include Miss Eula Newton cutting a finger while catching a falling fruit jar and Eugene Alford sustaining a bad body injury while playing with children during an outdoor supper. Alfred, son of G W Kiser, brought for a split foot from an ax use. E F Matney's son, about years old, nearly severed a toe chopping wood. Elsie May Rice burned feet after wading into coals during outdoor cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Newton
Eugene Alford
Alfred
G. W. Kiser
E. F. Matney
Mansfield
Elsie May
L. T. Rice
Hills and Mountain Sunday School at Mt. Pleasant
Community notes show Hills and Mountain Sunday School at Mt Pleasant holds services every Sunday at 10 30 a m and singing each Saturday evening A large crowd attended the singing at Mission Temple last Sunday An ice cream supper at Lon Turner's Monday night drew good attendance The Tarburton Gaskill and Newtop families have returned from Kansas where they were working Pool school begins Monday with teacher Rinda Rippee Gibbs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Mission Temple
Lon Turner
Will and
Wilce Tarburton
Geo and
Earnie Gaskill
Mose Newtop
Kansas
Prof Coats New Mansfeld School Superintendent
Prof Coats and his family have moved from Cabooj to occupy the Mrs M A Freeman property. He is named the new superintendent of the Mansfeld public school and has prepared a school catalog, printed at the Mirror office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof.B.@ Coats
Cabooj
M. A. Freeman
County court acts on vacation request and exhibits
Hartville regular session continues Alma E. Black petition to vacate part of Roote avenue. Mansfield and Mountain Grove granted $100 each for fall agricultural exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma E. Black
Roote Avenue
Mansfield
Mountain Grove
Honey for Sale at J Reynolds and Steve Yates
Honey for sale at J Reynolds and Steve Yates. Gallon cans five cents and quart cans forty five cents. Bee Farm Aug Getting Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Reynolds
Steve Yates
Bee Farm
Missouri Pictures Wanted by Missouri Board of Agriculture
Jewell Mayes, secretary of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture at Columbia, requests free photographs of beauty spots, farm crops, and country life scenes. Include a concise statement with name, description, and location. Do not request return. photos may be used in yearbooks, bulletins, and publications to showcase Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pictures
Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Missouri
Mirror News Stand To Day Sunset Review
A brief look at Recreation Review titled Reviews Everybody's. The column surveys popular pastime ideas, noting accessible options for readers and highlighting overlooked activities with practical tips and recommendations.
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Everybody
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W.H Brake
Macomb
Jane Brentlinger
John N. Pryor, Jr
N. B. Ladies' Aid Society
Maude Coday
Jessie Brasher
Ernest Cogay
Brangon
A. J. Lagater
Retta Hollingshead
Uniorttown
Kis
R. W. Starne
B. A. Crippen
Sam Crippen
M. B. Stephens
Square Deal Mill
W. J. Boyd
St. Joseph
Lib Nichols
A. J. Summers
Bentonville, Ark
G. W. Summers
Eldridge Newton
Neosho
Hosea Oliver
Oklahoma
Frank Ballard
Nelie Dake
Bert Wilson
Bertha Moseley
Manes
Jack Crisp
Blanche Adams
Lyons
L Bcoupty
Carl Edwards
Deja Lansdown
Oren Fletcher
Competition
Zong Jarrett
B. Y. P. U. Program
Sarah Ross
Bassie Box
Tulsa
Okla
Seymour, Mo
Hart In
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Sorel
Detroit
Mich
W.G. Reynolds
Mansheld, Mo
Mansfield Public School
Prof.Coats
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