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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
1
Local briefs list frequent visitors movers and arrivals from Norwood Hartville and Springfield. Notable notes include J. R. McIntosh Col. Hart and many families moving to Hartville, rail office changes, a fire scare at J. W. Gass residence, and a Royal Arch degree ceremony.
Frequent names appear visiting or residing in the area as the city council met in regular session. Notables include Evans Fry of Mares Norcross of Lincomb and Leonard Jones from Mountain Grove. Meetings and travels span Springfield Thayer Siloam Springs and Kansas City with multiple civic and press association events noted.
A series of local visits noted last week includes T. A. Ivy and Francis Black in Norwood, H. L. Peel of Brushy Knob, and M. Hemenway with J. T. Bridges of Bryant. R. J. Caffey’s party from Conway traveled to W. T. Fuge’s home. Also listed is a light wagon wanted for cash by Otto Schmahl of Mansfield, and M. W. Scheetz the Chiropractor visiting Mansfield weekly. A surprise dinner for George Brewer of Phelps City honored by many guests with baskets and a tea style celebration.
For sale or trade 10 acres of improved land located one mile from Sheridan in Colorado County Texas. Property details include a rate of 8 and 2-17-24 noted as part of the listing.
Acting District Deputy Grand Master W. A. Black installed the Odd Fellow officers for the year. Officers listed include G. W. Tripp as Past Grand and Noble Grand A. E. Brown, with Frank Smalley Vice Grand and J. W. Brazeal Secretary. Also named were Ezra Dennis Treasurer J. G. Hight Warden G. W. Tripp Conductor and others including chaplain and supporters. Trustees listed as G. W. Tripp and W. A. Black.
The Mansfield and surrounding country people and the O P Church send thanks for a liberal donation to Raymond Rippee of Bryant who was injured by falling on a wood saw about two weeks ago. Miss Sarah Gaskill and local ladies also mentioned.
The Nugget screens Oh Boy a six reel comedy drama starring Creighton Hale and June Caprice on Monday night February 28 with two shows at 7 30 and 9 p m Proceeds go to The American Legion Dr Riley to direct all funds Special advance tickets sold by Legion members The Adjutant requests public help for this first fundraising effort
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