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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
4
Daily except Sunday schedule shows departures from Mansfield at 6:45 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. after Frisco train 102 arrival. Trains reach Ava by around 1:00 p.m. and depart Ava about 3:30 p.m. to return to Mansfield by 6:00 p.m.
Sunday school and preaching schedules are given for multiple churches with different superintendents and pastors. The Church of Christ advertises Bible school at 9 45 a m with J C Carter as superintendent and Rev Oscar Wright as pastor. Surgeons cite first treatment importance and promote Bronzone antiseptic as ideal for man or beast. Ady.
Public sale begins at 10 a m featuring cattle hogs and farm machinery items. Includes five milk cows Kedrean and Jersey Jerseys aged 60 to 9 years, a Holstein heifer, two Duroc Jersey hogs with farrow soon, shoats, farm implements, household goods, wheels and jars. Terms: sums under 10 dollars on bankable notes at 7 percent interest. Removal only after payment. Col Roy R Denniz Auctioneer. Geof Freeman Clerk.
Route Number Three preaching schedule at the Methodist church Pea Ridge on the fourth Sunday morning and at Odin every old. Rev TJ Gideon pastor preaches New Hope first Sunday and third Saturdays and Sunday Rev JG Seal pastor. Waom Sunday selent each Sunday at FA Rippes Supt L T Dixon Secretary. School Keagan Pea Ridge Monday with Andrew Blyes teacher Mrs Alva Marken and Jitvle diupleters of bydale Golu visiting. Goo Mallory and wife CU Harris and wife dined at Kilas Moon's Sunday Clurea and Cora Bile Calhoun and Harve Duncan dined at CA Mitelli'. Sunday Joyce and dhessie EH iiman Gilbert Dixon Roymond brans tetwr Dewey Andrews and Paul and Pred Harris were Sunday visitors at HM Malioelli home. Miss Mary Leidy, who has been spending the past Y months with her sister, Mss O F Harris, left Saturday for Cullinsville Okla where she will visit her brother Will Leidy. Mrs Pearl Wells and children and J W Tombleson spent Sunday at Geo Millory's. Ed Tombleson was called to Claremore Okla Saturday by serious illness of his wife who had gone there for treatment. A telegram received later states that she is improving. G E Fuges spent Sunday with his brother Albert and family. Ed Tombleson and children C I Harris and daughter Ethel and Miss Mary Leidy were dinner guests at Geo Mallory's Tuesday. CASEY JONES
An old advertisement claims pale sickly children suffer worms causing restlessness or grinding teeth. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy that cleanses worms and restores health and cheerfulness, sold by all dealers Ady.
Miss Susan Gow of near Hartville visited last week after attending Southwest Missouri State Teachers College at Springfield. The Mirror offers printing services for local notices and cards.
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