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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

8

Republican Meetings Notice For Wright County Mo 1916

Obedience to calls from the Republican State and Congressional committees announces mass meetings at each voting precinct in Wright County on March 17 1916 at 2 p m to elect delegates for a county convention in Hartville March 18 1916 at 1 p m. Seven delegates and seven alternates will be elected to the state convention in Excelsior Springs April 6 1916 and to the congressional convention in Lebanon April 11 1916. Delegates per precinct listed with counts. JOHN W. KEY Chairman JOE H. DENNIS Secretary.

Republican State Committee Congressional Committee 16Th District Missouri Wright County Hartville

Antrim spring activities and school in progress

Antrim residents report springlike weather and a busy week. Locals attended the Pool school on its last day and repairs continue on telephone lines. Leslie and Bircie Glenn went to a GG. W. Mackey musicale Friday night. A large crowd joined singing at Harris Chapel Sunday. John Bacon visited J. D. Kelley’s, and several from the vicinity attended Jess Pruitt’s party. The Antrim school resumes after a two week vacation.

Leslie Bircie Glenn GG. W. Mackey Harris Chapel John Bacon J. D.kelley Jess Pruitt

Produce house opens next to Willow Springs telegraph office

Goodwin and Jean of Willow Springs open a produce house in the J. K. P. Coday building beside the telephone office with F. M. Morgan as manager. Morgan also buys the Smalley and Son Store and will run it at the same location. The Smalley tinshop moves to the neighboring building.

Goodwin & Jean Willow Springs Mansfield F. M. Morgan F.M. Morgan Mr. Morgan Smalley & Sons Smalley

Hardware dealer returns from St Louis convention

W A Glenn reports back from the Retail Hardware Dealers Convention in St Louis. He says the trip taught him many useful lessons to better serve his trade and he also visited his grandmother in St James on the way home.

W.A. Glenn St. Louis St. James

King’s New Life Pills Offer Liver Aid and Digestion Help

Modern health card style ad claims sluggish liver brings misery including dizziness headaches constipation and biliousness. Recommends Dr King’s New Life Pills to tone the system aid digestion purify the blood and improve complexion. Sold by druggists. Adv

Lr. King

Ladies' Aid Society entertains in honor of guest

The M. EB. Ladies Aid Society was entertained by Mrs. M. G. Flensley Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. H. C. Vinton of South Mansfield La. Refreshments were served and a special time enjoyed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Jake Hoover Friday afternoon.

M. EB. Ladies’ Aid Society M. G. Flensley H. C. Vinton South Mansfield Jake Hoover

Mrs Peters Visits Family and Local Sale Notes

Mrs Clara Peters of Wichita Kans left for her home after visiting her parents W R Shirley and wife who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Feb 11. Several from here attended the Graves Tyson Woolsey sale at Macomb Monday which was largely attended. The railroads of the United States pay taxes each year of more than 130 million dollars. These taxes in ten years would more than pay the national debt.

Clara Peters Wichita Kans W. R. Shirley Graves Tyson-Woolsey Macomb United States

Adv. GEO B. Freeman At Lowest Prevailing Rates

No delay urged in a terse legal advertisement by attorney Geo Freeman. The notice states favorable financing terms and immediate action for interested clients at the stated rates.

Geo B. Freeman

Wheat Farm in Trego County Kansas Acreage Ad

320 acres well improved wheat farm in Tre go County Kansas. Price 35 dollars per acre. Contact Lee Monroe Topeka Kansas for advertisement details.

Trego County Kansas Lee Monroe Topeka Advy

Route Three Preaching at New Hope Baptist Church

Route Number Three preaches at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday at 1 30 p m and Sunday at 11 a m Rev G Chadwell pastor Carl Dorrell and wife of Webb City visiting his parents D B Dorrell and wife Mrs Orin Newton dined at Fred Justus Thursday Miss Ollie Latimer and Stella Findley visited Pea Ridge school last week Miss Alice Matlock spent Sunday with Miss Girlie Newton Mrs C L Harris dined with Mrs Silas Moon Thursday In the evening Carl Dorrell and wife called on Mrs E M Sappenfield Joe Branstetter s spent Sunday at his brother Mike s Farn Newton s spent Saturday night at Jesse Newton s Hose Newton and wife spent Sunday with his mother EK FE Sappenfield s diner at Herman Kingsland s Sunday Fred Justus called in the evening Among those who spent Sunday at Orin Newton s were PF A Dodson s Will Paxton s Marshall Dodson s J M Newton s Jasper Newton and wife and Alorgan Dodson and wife The linemen of the Odin Clark Range Gasconade and Cedar Gap telephone lines have been busy putting the line on the new poles We hope to soon have wood phone service CASEY JONES

New Hope Baptist Church G. Chadwell Carl Dorrell Webb City Silas Moon E. M. Sappenfield Joe Branstetter Mike Farn Newton Jesse Newton Hose Newton EK. FE. Sappenfield Herman Kingsland Fred Justus Orin Newton PF. A. Dodson Will Paxton Marshall Dodson J. M. Newton Jasper Newton Alorgan Dodson Odin Clark Range Gasconade Cedar Gap Casey Jones Pea Ridge D. D. Killam T H. Beckett Girlie Ray Newton Alice Matlock J.m.newton Oren Newton Gus Rushing Jim Beckett Fred Renkauf Ida Holliman L. L. Land E.sappenfield Jess Newton Alva Mareen Girlie Newton Charles Mitchell G. A. Wells

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Cold and Cough Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for cold symptoms throat congestion and feverish conditions. It claims pine tar antiseptic action and general relief with easier breathing and reduced inflammation, urging customers to insist on Dr Beil's Pine Tar Honey priced at media.

Dr. Bell

Odin Preaching at Pea Ridge Methodist Church

Local notes report Odin preaching on the fourth Sunday at Pea Ridge with Sunday evening services. Pastor Rev. D. D. Killam and Mrs. Beckett noted, along with various social calls and visits among neighbors including Newtons, Dodsons, Land, and Kingslands.

Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Praises Quick Burns Heal

A household remedy promoting fast healing for scalds and severe cuts when treated early. The familly keeps a bottle of BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT on hand for accidents. Prices 25c, 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Adv.

Ballard

E Stokes Delivers Temperance Address at C P Church

Clinton temperance reformer E Stokes spoke Monday evening at the C P church delivering an able address that highlighted reform themes and urged moral improvement.

E. Stokes of Clinton C. P

General Merchandise Ad from H. M. Norcross

A Mansfield area notice promotes groceries and notions with new lines of Candies Frisco Special Overalls Sole Leather Meats Tinware Toilet Soaps Men's Shirts Tobacco and Coffee. Emphasizes low prices and continued cheap grocery rates despite higher prices elsewhere. Includes contact at 1st Door East Bank of Mansfield phone 70.

H. M. Norcross East Bank of Mansfield

Rembert Preaching At Pleasant Hill Every Saturday Night

Community notes show Rembert preaching at Pleasant Hill on the first Saturdays with Rev M B Clift as pastor. Citizens recount social visits including Nancy Scott and her children, Dollie Hensley, and Cora Williams. A pie supper at No 3 drew a large crowd. several families attended church and visiting followed through the week. CRAZY MADGE.

Pleasant Hill M. B. Clift Nancy Scott Inie Edgar R. B. Codays Dollie Hensley Curb Hole Cora Williams Martha Coday Cora Hoke Rachel Benton Jess Hoke Kaby Benton Edith Hoke Nerbie Scott Jesse Hoke Sam Young Bead Hensley Jesse Hole Charley Reynolds Elihu Coday Elmer Hensley Frank Coday Wolf Creek B. Coday Chrissie J. L. Williams Curb Hoke L. W. Hensley Isaac Coday

Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Chamberlain’s Remedy

O J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri recounts a severe cold attack in December. He bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and within days was fully restored. He endorses the medicine as one of the very best and says he will use it again for future colds.

Weatherby Chamberlain Hugh Adv

Social and School Notes From Dry Creek and Hickory Flat

Dry Creek visitors include Mrs C L Stanley of Springfield visiting parents Mr and Mrs J W Moutray while Mrs Susan Hylton and Mrs Sarah Willard spent Wednesday with Mrs Stacy Hylton Evalyn Moutray visited Mrs Maggie Miller and others spent Sunday with J R Goss family A term of school closed Friday at Hickory Flat Dan Hylton visited Joel Hylton and Clarence Barnett left for Kansas after two months with his parents Bail Brooks and son Clarence visited J R Goss Sunday J W Moutray spent part of last week in Springfield

C. L. Stanley Springfield J. W. Moutray Dry Creek Susan Hylton Sarah Willard Stacy Hylton Evalyn Moutray Maggie Miller Harry Cline Dugan Findley J. R. Goss Hickory Flat Thos. L. Burke J. W. Mooutray Bail Brooks Clarence Dan Hylton Joel Hylton Clarence Barnett Kansas

Worms Held Back Growth of Child Advised Remedy

An advertisement claims intestinal worms stunt a child's growth and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge. It asserts that a few doses destroy and expel worms, after which the child improves quickly. Price is 25 cents per bottle, sold by all dealers.

Ady

Publication order in Wright County suit 1916

The Wright County Circuit Court issues an order of publication in a case where Addie L. Starks sues Eddie L. Starks and multiple defendants for rights and claims affecting the N half of the SE quarter of Section 19, Township 43, Range I, with defendants required to appear by April term 1916 or have judgment entered by default. The notice to be published in Mansfield Mirror.

State of Missouri County of Wright Circuit Court Eddie L. Starks Wm. B. Henson J. R. Moon A. D. Lee Addie L. Starks State of Missouri Wright County Section 19 Township 43 Rangeli Wright Wim. B. Henson Hartville Mansfield Mirror Circuit Court of Pryor

Dennis son completes commercial training at Chillicothe Business College

Frank Dennis son of Henry Dennis has completed the commercial part of his business training at the Chillicothe Business College and plans to return home. He will come back in the fall for a stenographic course.

Frank Dennis Henry Dennis Chillicothe Business College Dennis

Irregular Bowels Addressed With Herbine Claim

An old advertisement promises relief from irregular bowels and discomfort using Herbine. It urges taking a dose before bed and claims you will feel better the next day. Pitched as a fast, simple remedy with a small price and widespread availability.

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THE Black Publishing Black Mra. W. A. Black Editors and Proprietors Mansield Pera John W. Stephens Mountain Grove Township Mountain Grove Norwood Wood Township Hart Township Gasconade Township van Buren Brush Creek Boon Montgomery Elk Creek Union John W. Key Joe H. Dennis W. T. Norcross Mgr Mansfield, MO Henderson Walnut Street Kansas City Ford Detroit W. G. Reynolds Mansfeld, Missouri Minstrels Mansfield Opera House Butts Mansfield Young Ladies Opera House Missouri Seed Co Liberty St Antrim Rembert
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