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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
9
A garbled prompt fragment mentions songs and delivery to children but lacks a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
A Newton Missouri woman says Cardui, the woman’s tonic, cured years of right side pain and irregularity. She reports relief began after starting July 1 and now she can work and clean house without pain. She urges neighbors to try Cardui, noting widespread past success.
S R Hedrick aided EH Bec kett and son Frank killed hogs Wednesday. Mansfield visitors included Fred Justus and wife JM Newton and wife Mrs M D Dixon Mrs Tip Dixon and Ian Gilbert, Mike Branstetter, Silas Moon, C F Harria and daughter Ethel, Kirk Justus, Frank Beckett and S R Hedrick. A surprise party at Floyd Howards Saturday night drew a large crowd and good cheer. Cleo Kelley visited Friday evening to Sunday morning, Jey Chindwell of Mansfield dined with Mike Airwnstetner Sunday. Preaching at Pea Ridge Methodist Church every 4th Sunday morning at 11:00 and Odin every 4th Sunday afternoon at 6:00. Sunday school each Sunday with I A Dodson as superintendent and Miss Verbie Fuge as secretary. STEAMBOAT BILL.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains in joints and muscles. It claims quick penetration without rubbing, soothing warmth, and relief after a single application. The copy emphasizes cleanliness, convenience, and non staining skin use.
Brief Breezes notes a protracted meeting beginning Sunday at Antioch on February 11 conducted by Rev. Chalwell and Rev. Thomas. It also mentions residents attending Seymour on February 4 for a preliminary trial of Mrs Groons and Homer Cook on a shurder charge and reports Mrs Reckard’s rheumatism worsening at Bolbie.
An old classified note details a heavy lung cold mischaracterized as self curing. It promotes Ballard's Horehounds Syrup to halt the illness and restore normal conditions. Price 25c, 50c, and 1.00. Sold by Jason Droge Co. 15 Davis, Kansas City, via Keystone Type Foundry salesman.
Several residents suffer colds with Silas Rippes worsening after taking medicine. May Findley stays with Chas Davis. Mrs Wo Ul Hale and Mrs Moris and baby drenched in Manstreht Thursday. J W Edwards visited Friday. Lloyd Deaver visited Brentlinger weekend. Alva Letsinger dined with J W Brentlinger Sunday. Lela Letsinger visited Harley Stout and wife. Christian Endeavor at Prairie Hollow. Ira Parrott’s house burned Sunday. few possessions saved. Joe Maine and family broke down en route to Letsingers Thursday but unharmed. Myrtle Williams ill. Surey.
Lead Hill reports real winter weather for three weeks. John Poort moved to his farm on Pea Ridge. Mr. Wright fostered on Poort Barn. Jeff Rippee, Joe Goss, and Charley Hunt assisted Sam Goss with a saw rig. Rev. Barlow to preach Sunday. Chirley Brentlinger teaching singing at Lead Hill. Arthur Matney's house west of Mansfield destroyed by fire with no insurance. Sam Goss and wife welcomed a baby boy Friday. Miss Sadie Gross visiting brother Sam. Charley Hunt left for Springfield for eye treatment. eyes reportedly improving. Sunday School at Lead Hill 10 am with singing Saturday evenings and every 4th Sunday after Sunday School. Preaching on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Sundays. Liza Jane.
Prairie Hollow hosts preaching on the second Saturday and Sunday with Sunday school weekly and midweek prayer Wednesday. Regulars include Harlo Hague of Ava, Jesse Martin, and Roys family visits. Mrs Dani and Mrs Cline are noted as ill or poor. Ira Parrott's family suffers a house and contents loss. Walter Parrott is also affected. Ruby Lee Lithiam recovers from a sprained ankle.
Mrs Delle Hughes of 618 Broadway Mansfield says Tanlae brought relief after eighteen years of rheumatism kidneys and nervous trouble. She claims weight gain improved appetite and sleep and even eye comfort. Tanlae now promoted in Mansfield at the Musou Dene Co venue.
Many Manasfield residents risk health by neglecting kidneys. Down's Kidney Pills touted as remedy to back pain rheumatic twinges and kidney secretion troubles. Testimonial from Francis Ashby Willow Springs Missouri claims good results. Sold by dealers priced modestly. Master Milburn Co. props Balfile New York.
St James Tenna Dixon returns to school Faunagin alien on week with cold. Miss Julia Marshall teaches Badeavar and attended literary event Tuesday night. Examinations for our district on Friday and Saturday at Pee Wael 17 under supervision of Mrs. Luli Lard. Friends of Kiddie Prettin attended a gathering for his birthday with candy distributed. Visits and family news from Wyner, Bert Morgan, Riley, Ferguson and others. Services held Sunday morning with Tom Chie preaching. Ren Standifer and Karl Pugh noted for health and absence lists. House fires affecting Cra Parrott and Willer reported. Myrtle Rogers of Olathe visited relatives. Mayd Dixon, Marion Boats, Morgan Riley families moved wells back home after completing work for Pred Trettin.
Weather cold and dry roads fine farmers haunt cold work and sales in Macomb. Mrs John Miller sold hens in Macomb Wednesday. Several locals ill with influenza mumps smallpox. Julia Schafer visited Mindley. Kinney family returned to Raymond Nebraska after winter Ozarks trip. Neighbors surprised Viele Powers. A Micomi Baptist church sermon was held Sunday.
Brushy Knob area social items report Mea lattie Chats hosting Saturday events. Herbert James spent weekend at home. Kile Brooks and wife visited Muacowh Thursday and with sister Mrs S A Robertson Little for New Year. Ella Hawkins ill with pneumonia but slowly improving. Login Coats and Paul Dolinate attended the St James literary Thursday night. Mrs Nora Morgan and Herbert James were together Saturday.
Noon at Louis Leed home discusses school problems. Mrs Morgan says another month of school at the Kaal. Mrs John Wook and Mandain visit Myed Mallernee at Cold Springs. Mamie Elvin was a Sunday guest at Charles and Mildred Lavi.
Readable fragments record a wedding mention involving Mrs Mred Millenave and Gabe Jolson, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Bayliss Johnson of Denlow. No full details or dates available. context implies a society notice within a newspaper page segment.
Obscure notes record the death of Mrs. Andy Penn ington of Denlon and Harvey Mean planning to travel to Culversfield California with his wife around March 1. Hodge and family reside on the old Wren place near the store. Arthur Mallernee, second son Banner, and Mindlain were guests of Lala Anderson on Friday. Mrs Louis Lord of the Knob shopped locally Saturday morning. John Little and family of Norwood attended the Mallonnee Johnson nuptials on Sunday.
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