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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
3
Kia hay baled and Bob Archey butchered Wednesday to supply Nan with fresh meat. Oscar Moody and Ott Moody visited M. F. Lansdown amid a quiet day as snow blanketed the area.
A Missouri girl writes from Trinidad Colorado describing a surprising Christmas trip. She notes the extreme cold in Colorado versus Missouri damp winds, mentions Christmas at A L A Short's and J W Pope's, and ends with New Year wishes to readers.
Frank Beach traveled to Springfield early in the week, arriving to meet local contacts and inspect arrangements for upcoming events. The trip marked an initial outreach amid ongoing civic discussions in the city.
Last week items list many sick and visiting residents including Mrs W G Letsinger, Roy Letsinger, Sam Letsinger, W O Williams, O Wilsons, Joe Letsinger and family. Visitors at the Brooks and Edwards homes, illnesses of Jessick and Mrs Edwards, and a Christmas sentiment. Several gatherings at Brentlinger, Wilson, and Edwards households, plus church and youth events. Amas day reunion at Brentlingers and numerous local departures for visits.
Henry Williams and wife spent Christmas with his parents. Mr Dent stayed several days at L M Roper's. Alma Draper gave a Christmas treat at the Itey School for pupils. A Ben Freeman family dinner honored his mother. Lon Davis moved to FE. F Gates farm is the John Turner farm. Ralph Robertson, while rabbit hunting, was struck by a ricochet shot that injured his face and cut part of his left thumb.
Miss Carry Crider is reported sick. W Kises came home for Christmas and spent a few days. John Morris visited Ora Winburn Sunday evening. John Varrot visited Joe Goss Monday after visiting his family since Friday. James Parrot and wife visit his mother. Albert Parrot also visiting. Winter duties include gathering wood and making fires. T B Lee family and Ora Winburn family joined Joe Goss for Christmas dinner. Sam Goss family and Joe Goss family with Mrs Kiser and boys visited Ora Winburn Sunday.
M. Rice arrived from Oklahoma last week as part of a local community update.
Flat Rock notes report Mrs. Draper improving and Mr. Nanamaker busy papering his house. Two Lancasters sons returned home Saturday. Georgie Blank received a Christmas box from North Dakota. Ira Turley and Sam Draper visited Tom Herman Sunday night. School Christmas box enjoyed by children. Amos Peabody and Mr. Jarboe returned to West Plains. others plan games this week. Families of Peabody and Jarboe gathered for Christmas at Dozier’s.
Mrs Matty Cottengim solicits patronage at the Norwood Missouri hotel newly furnished throughout with special attention to commercial trade. Supper served before arrival of Frisco passenger train No 104.
Alex Chadwell, born April in Lave County, was married to Carmine Campbell and had two children, with others listed as surviving. He died suddenly at home in Wright County on December 2, 124, aged 69 years, with funeral services held the following winter and burial at Bellaford Cemetery beside his companion.
A fragmented note from Mountain Grove Missouri mentions fifty thousand dollars in May and criticizes profiteers selling poor quality dope. It references Barton as Secretary and a Farmers' Mate group tied to rl Fire Tis. Co. and AOU.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine can cure catarrh in all stages by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Proponents claim it builds up constitution and aids nature. The makers offer $100 if any case fails to cure and provide testimonials upon request. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors will suspend a joint installation of officers on Tuesday January 11. No further details were provided about reasons or alternatives.
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