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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
2
The Mansfield Mirror announces subscription at $1.00 yearly in advance and second class mailing. It lists display and local ad rates, front page charges, and per line pricing. Legal notices and card of thanks are noted with standard legal terms and advertising policies.
The city council lists officers including Mayor G. Burney Clerk J W Brazeal Treasurer James Coday Attorney N J Craig Marshal Roe Strong Health Officer J A Fuson Street Commissioner Roe Strong Collector Roe Strong Police Judge C L Beach Assessor R L Alford Aldermen First Ward James Coday and J B Freeman Second Ward W L Fullington and J A Fuson with J B Freeman as President. Council meets the second Monday evening of each month.
East Bound trains include No.101 passenger at 10:00 p.m. No.103 passenger and local No.241 freight at 12:20 p.m. West Bound lists No.102 passenger at 10:00 a.m. No.104 passenger at 6:00 p.m. No.240 local freight at 12:50 p.m. Burney, agent.
Baptist Church announces preaching on the second and fourth Sundays with Rev. J. M. England as pastor. Sunday school held every Sunday at 9 45 a.m. W. B. Fullington serves as superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church advertises preaching services every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday led by Rev. Joseph Davis with 9 45 a m Sunday school supervision by G W Freeman.
Preaching services are held on the third Sunday morning and evening. Rev. J. W. Needham serves as pastor and J. D. Reynolds is the superintendent.
Over Mrs. Coday's military store preaching scheduled for the first Sunday morning and evening with a Saturday evening prior. Bible school at 10 am every Sunday. J A Riley superintendent. Bible study and prayer meeting Thursday evening. Ladies' Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. W H Axpronson, Minister. Everyone welcome.
Attention farmers. Why pay Old Line Insurance $10 per thousand when Wright Co Mutual charges actual cost. It has cost 25 cents per $100 per year over the last three years. Address Bf W. Yocum, Secretary, Mt. Grove, Missouri.
Data shows high and low temperatures with precipitation in inches. The chart lists daily conditions from Monday through Saturday with terms like Clear. The observer is Mingus Dune Mo Cooperative Meteorological Observer, USDA Weather Service.
Norwood residents report springtime vibes while neighbors share meals and visit relatives. Arley Findley leaves for Oklahoma for summer work. Mrs. Henry Royal shows improvement as John Frye and family host visits with siblings and local friends in Norwood and Ashley plus dental trips and family chatter.
Macomb residents enjoy fair weather as visitors travel among families. Miss Margaret Perry visits Mansfield with relatives. James Moore of Laton visits relatives near Macomb, while many attend church at Shiloh and small gatherings persist.
Spring weather brings neighbors outdoors as John Short and wife welcome a baby boy. Freeman family visited GB Peabody, Rev Joseph Davis preached at Prairie Hollow, and Rev Starne returned from Kansas. Lola Gaskill, Herbert Short, Amos Pew, and Esther Starne joined a Sunday dinner. Robert Letsing’s birthday drew many relatives. George Shinpaugh appears on the list again. Prairie Hollow singing set for the third Sunday at 2 p.m. Farmers plow, build fences, and start spring work as the community gathers.
Sunday night gatherings at Aiarens Chapel feature singing by Wild Goose Items. Local social notes record visits among the Rushing, Kelly, and Robertson families, wood cutting at Henry Ronkaut's, and a large crowd at a singing event at Targus Chapel. Mrs. Hamilton of near New Grove died February 10 after a short illness and was laid to rest at Mt. Zion cemetery.
Lead Hill notes a fine spell with Thursday singing at Lead Tay and church at Cedar Gap. Numerous locals including E Mather, Mrs Goss, and families visited relatives near Seymour, Jack Selvidge, and Joe Goss’s Sunday afternoon. Visitors from Mansfield and Cedar Gap joined Lead Hill residents for weekend gatherings and church attendance.
Route Number One notes Mrs James Frye’s little boy is real sick and Mr Prye plans to leave for Town with family joining later. Visitors Sunday included Callicott family, John Magan and family, Everett Spence, Virgil Smith, Fred Anderson, and George Dugger. Dennis church trip and visits to Lon Venes and Joe and Wes Frye are mentioned. The Munsco passenger engine No. De broke down at Norwood, delaying traffic.
Nearby residents report social calls and family visits across Cheerful Valley. Mrs Hire's birthday surprise dinner drew friends. Moutray and wife visited Mrs Case. Mrs Young called on several neighbors. Crippen and Frye families were seen in town. Aritha Young and others visited. farm improvements and fencing work noted at multiple properties.
Reverend J M England of Seymour preached at Mansfield Baptist Church and will lead the second and fourth Sundays monthly. The notice invites readers to Call at the office for more details and scholarship information at Central Business College in Se Jalia.
Local church events fill Pleasant Hill with sermons every first Saturday, plus Saturday and Sunday night services. Many residents visit, call on neighbors, and attend pie suppers and youth meetings as social ties persist. A Wright County court case, Borders v Haynes, seeks title to land in Hartville with publication notice and a 1015 date set for next term.
Humbird and his son leased the Square Deal Mill and are preparing to reopen the facility by Saturday. For now they will operate carpentry and custom work, with Mr Humbird not relocating his family yet. John Crippen's carpenter shop is also housed in the building.
The remedy offers relief by loosening and relieving coughs without suppressing them. It aids expectoration, opens secretions, and helps the body expel a cold. It counters the progression to pneumonia, contains no opium or narcotics, and is safe for both children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
A Mutual Co operative Mining Company prospectus urges stockholders and investors to act now as ore moves to the smelter. It promises a good trip and safe, conservative securities, touts a strong combination of mining ventures including Vital, Pioneer, Am Mines and others, and lists 400 Exchange Bldg Denver Colorado with phone Main 3372 Cable Mutado.
Walter Coday files suit to divest Luke Whicker heirs of title to north half of northeast quarter Section 2X Township 28 Range 1 Wright County Missouri. Defendants urged to plead by April next term or face default. notice published in Noble Mirror.
Correspondents are asked to send items on Monday or Tuesday. Items arriving late often cannot be used until the following week. Please submit on Monday if at all possible.
State of Missouri Wright County April term. Plaintiff files petition and affidavit alleging defendants are nonresidents. Court orders publication to warn defendants to appear and plead by the next term or judgment by default. Case aims to determine plaintiff and defendants interest in the NW quarter of the NE quarter Section 32 Township 28 Range 15 and cancel a deed dated December 20 1884 from Joel M Schiltz and Lida Sechium to Frederick Morris for John M Haynes estate. Witness attests to seal of Wright County Circuit Court February 1st.
The Circuit Court of Wright County issues a notice in the April term 1905 for Hancock vs Hancock. The petition seeks to dissolve the marriage contract and requires the defendant to answer by the next term or face judgment by default. Publication is ordered in Mansfield Mirror with the Circuit Clerk’s seal and date February 15.
James Adamson and Sarah Adamson two owners defaulted on a mortgage to Charles A McIntosh. The property in Wright County Missouri described as the SE quarter of NE quarter and NE quarter of NE quarter in section 7 township 28 range 14 will be sold at public vendue at the east door of Hartville Court House on March 20 between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM to satisfy the note and costs. Charles A McIntosh mortgagee, by L O Nieder assignee, will conduct the sale.
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