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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
2
A Mansfield man complains of a bad run in which his bait was stolen by a fish while fishing yesterday. The ad promotes The Ore Bait Carrier for Live Minnows Grass Hoppers and Pork Rind Strips. Priced 225c G-60 12 for $1.00 postpaid Mountain Grove Missouri.
Hot weather dominates Sunset Hill as residents report visits and gatherings. Sam Crippen and wife spent Sunday with Wm. Crippen while Elva Smith stayed with her sister Mrs. Jeff Coday. Numerous neighbors including the Fry, Spence, Owens, and Crippen families are noted in weekend stops and church attendance. Volney Smith returns home from Lyons Kansas.
Long July days bring warm weather as L M Roy sells his 220 acre farm to his son Ernest for 25000 dollars to make it his home L M Roy plans to locate elsewhere after 45 years at the place An all day sing at Shiloh church is announced for the third Sunday in July led by G E Cooley with a basket dinner on the grounds Everyone invited to attend and bring baskets Mrs Doc Gates spent the week at Macomb canning blackberries Roy Robertson works for Henry H Miller Leonard Roy visits his brother Jason E at Vera Cruz Sid Williams and family visit Mrs Williams brother Moses on the Gasconade Mrs Watkins visits John Miller's Jasons Freeman has a new Ford Gus Johnsons nephew from Oklahoma visits Homer Roy spends time at Paul Williams Doc and Forest Dennis visit James Freeman Anos Roy wife and sons Rexal Herschel and Mrs Ven attend Sunday school at Shiloh every Sunday at 10 and preaching every first Sunday RUBY
An old advertisement proclaims hogs top the market and urges farmers to maximize food value with B A Thomas Hog Powder. It claims the product tones the entire system, aids digestion and assimilation, and is sold by H M Norcross.
A local notice outlines sales of farms, city property, and merchandise stocks by exchange. It covers fire, lightning, tornado, and live stock insurance details and promises improved farming loans or accountability for loaned money.
Last week residents of Wolf Creek enjoyed a Sunday Children’s Day with a community dinner and a program by the children. Miss Zena Smith called on Miss Elsie Light and attended church. Ethel Phelps visited Mansfield relatives, while Cora Ivvy and Forrest Rice visited Docia Gann. Wim Coday and son visited Thomas Coday on Wolf Creek. he is very ill. Mrs. Caroline Ivy visited T H Ivy and attended Children’s Day services.
W A Black of Mansfield has won the post of District Deputy Grand Master and will install newly elected officers in Wright county lodges. Grovesprings July 26. visits Rayborn July 19 and Mansfield August 4. Officers must commit to their charges before installation or be postponed. Semi annual reports due between late June and early July for signature during the deputy’s lodge visits. Strong attendance urged.
Pleasant Valley and Antioch plan an all day meeting on the third Sunday in July at the Pleasant Valley church. The worship service opens at 11 with a hymnal prayer by Rev A Truss and preaching by Rev John A Russell. After dinner, a program features Rev P Davis, Lavinia Brindley, Edith Rosevear, Nellie Spock, Ruby Deckard, Mary King, and the service flag salute, with a 15 minute silence for the fallen and taps. All soldiers and sailors invited. church tags represented. bring baskets.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F I Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason certified on December 6 1886. Statement notes internal use and blood route to mucus surfaces. Advertisement lists Hall's Family Pills for constipation and other remedies.
At the Baptist Church lew. TL. Ritzinger preached during Sunday services, delivering a sermon to the congregation.
Freeman announces farm loan options at the lowest prevailing rates with no delays. Finance terms focus on quick processing and favorable conditions for farmers seeking capital.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Fred McMillian now back as H Jackson and wife of Hartville were at the Frisco station this week where he works as a telegraph operator.
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