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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
8
A brief note proclaims this is the final Saturday in Mansfield and urges customers to buy groceries overcoats cloaks dry goods and shoes at net wholesale cost before the store closes in a few days.
The factory plans higher output this year and asks growers to sign contracts at the Yellow Front store to furnish tomatoes. They state they bought all tomatoes brought to the facility last year and intend to do so again.
Mrs Jason Hight returns home after four weeks with friends in the neighborhood. Mrs A L Young and her son Al vali visited Harve in Olatha last week. BD Case, previously ill, is reported better. Thomas Young returns from a visit to Manes and St Gewrer Mys. J H Young of Uiatha visited Lome folks. T J Young appears on the sick list.
Lead Hill events list a Sunday sellout at 10 am and regular church and band activities. Preaching on every 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Sunday, Young People's Union Band Tuesdays, singing Thursdays. Weather mild with mud, a few la grippe cases. Hobart Hensley visiting from Kansas. A.E Tarburton's sawmill at John Wilson's. Miss Verba Gaskin to finish two months of school. E Kittrell of Tulsa visits Joe Goss family. plans to see ill father in Mountain Grove.
Sure Thing 1 B Wixon of Farmere Mille in Y reports long time use of Chamberlains Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. He states they are the best he has ever used and notes availability everywhere.
Flat Rock hosts Sunday school each Sunday at 2 30 p m with a prayer meeting Sunday evening all are welcome. The note lists several locals visiting and visiting times including Nora and Birdie Ross of Mansfield visiting C R Borders, John Stacys at Mrs Anna Loveaul, Susie Wilson with Selah Hunsaker, Homer Moore's nephews visiting, Ralph Moore Grace Slate Gertie Slate Inez Moore dropping by, and Rhoda Slate visiting home folks.
The Kansas City Post promotes itself as a progressive paper with a thousand eyes and ears to inform readers about world events and neighbors. It markets subscriptions at one cent daily, 1.00 for 100 days, 2.00 for 200 days, 3.00 for 300 days, or 5.00 for 300 days.
The article notes the death of S. C. Willard at age 72 after a broken hip and mentions his wife and several children. It records funeral arrangements and burial in Macomb cemetery, with relatives including Mrs E. Rhodes and others visiting. An unrelated medical advertisement for a liver stimulant follows.
The injunction proceedings in the Seymour special road district bond case have been scheduled for hearing at the March term of the Webster County circuit court.
The Palace Hotel Spraghell Missouri run by Pred L Malloch offers £1.25 per day rates with steam heat and hot and cold Edths. Located near depots car lines and business center. Commodious rooms and clean beds with telephone access at 343 501 College Street, at the corner of College and Market Streets.
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