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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
A F and A M officers of Mansfield Lodge No 343 have been elected. O L Robinett serves as Worshipful Master, H B Paul as Senior Warden, J E Craig as Junior Warden, P W Newton as Treasurer, and C G A Stephens as Secretary. Appointive positions follow.
Public notice states the Mansfield Produce Co will be closed all day Christmas. H G Paul and daughter Miss Pauline visited Norwood Friday with Steve Yates in attendance.
Mr. G Raney of Norwood Missouri offers 500 dollars to anyone furnishing information leading to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of his son Clifton Raney. Reward paid upon conviction of the guilty party or parties.
Mead baled hay in stock and assorted farm implements listed. One buggy and harness, DeLaval Cream Separator, milking vessels, household and kitchen furniture, carpenter tools and more. Terms: purchases $10 and under cash. over $10 on bankable note at 8 percent interest for 12 months. Goods not to be removed until terms complied with. Col TA Kay, Auctioneer Geo. LeMreemain, Clerk.
Wayside Gleanings reports Sunday school each Sunday at the Macomb Methodist church. Weather noted as warm for December with rain previous night. Multiple influenza cases improving. several local deaths include Martha and James Findley after months of consumption. Omer Findley died in France. funeral held with burial in Windley cemetery. Sympathies extended to the Findley family.
Red leaf tobacco home grown offered by Penth Cost & Colley of Martin Tennessee. Two pounds for 1 dollar, five pounds for 2 dollars, ten pounds prepaid. Mrs red McMillian of Navwood visited here before weeks.
Kansas City Missouri firm reports strong Ozark region trade with shipments of 50 pounds of black walnut meats and 5 to 10 pounds of hickory nut meats weekly. They remit promptly. Also notes opportunity for young men to get catalog from Springfield Business College. War ends. promises success for sprouting business minds.
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