Memorial Day Services in Mansfield Cemetery Revered
Large crowd attends Memorial Day events in Mansfield with parade to the cemetery led by the speaker's carriage, veterans, band, Boy Scouts, and flower groups. Rev J W Roberts delivers the cemetery address as graves are decorated. Local businesses close in observance. Sunday services at C P Church also noted with music and decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Cemetery
Mansfield
Boy Scouts
Flower Girls
J. W. Roberts
Westbrook
C.P. Church
Joseph Davis
Frank Smalley
C.P
Mount Pleasant
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as fast relief for persistent coughs from fall through spring. Claims soothe inflamed airways, stop coughing, and heal raw tubes with antiseptic healing. Includes testimonial from W C Jesseman of Franconia New York and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W.c.jesseman
Franconia
N.Y
Tersely Told Town Tales From Hartville and beyond
Springfield visitors Mrs J A Hylton and son Paul. Change of J M Coday’s address from Commerce Oklahoma to Tahlequah. Henson murder trial postponed to October in Wichita Kansas. Col T A Bay of Ava credits Prof J A Hylton’s safe. prices favorable. Staric road slogan urged to keep water out to save dollars. Geo B Freeman and wife move. J A Edwards moves to Carter property. R P Ellis becomes landlord at Young Hotel Hartville as N Ragan seeks health in Oklahoma. Mrs Julia A Dugan from Monett visits son Wilson. she is joined by son-in-law S G Baldwin. Wanted competent girl for general housework. Dr F H Riley dentist adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Coday
Commerce
Olka
Tahlequah
B. W. A. Henson
Wichita
Kas
Staric Road Builders
Geo. B. Freeman
J. A. Edwards
J. C. Carter
R. P. Ellis
J. N. Ragan
Young Hotel
Hartville
Oklahoma
Julia A. Dugan
Monett
Wilson
S. G. Baldwin
F. H. Riley
Myrtle Newton
Springfield
Jewell Newton
Kinsy
Normal
J. D. Newton’s
Oklahoma News of
Oklahoma City
Okkla
Mildred Deets
F.H. Riley
Guthrie High School
Poplar Bluff M E district conference at Willow Springs
The Poplar Bluff M E district conference will be held at Willow Springs June 5 6 7. Also notes on weather damage from a Saturday night storm and local cleanliness urged to visitors. The piece mentions a lightning strike damaging Mansfield Art Studio and reflections on home upkeep and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
M.E
Willow Springs
Mansfild
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Mansfield Mirror
Black Publishing CO
W.A. Black
W. A. Black
Envnened Beery
West Side Square
Ade S
Siquor
United States
Thomas J. Akins
St. Louis
Missouri
Walter S. Dickey
Kansas City
Frederick D. Gardner
Springfield Court Appeals
Argus Cox
W. A. Newton
Har Township
Wright County
Mirror
C. H. Jackson
Hart Township
John W. Stephens
Mountain Grove Township
Charles G. Sanders
Waght County
Milton E. Dennis
Pleasant Valley Township
William D. Delk
Elk Creek Township
Leghorn
van Brown
Montrose, Mo
James Gladish
Higginsville, Mo
S.C. Brown
B. F
Warsaw
Ben F. Hudson
Union Township
W. S. Elrod
Clark Township
M. G. Hensley
E. F. Gorman
T. F. Lenhart
Peasant Valley Township
M.E. Cochran, Seymour
Rose Comb R. IL
Hed Erges
Geo. Harlan
Sam Ervin
Joseph Myers Murray
Iowa
White Wyandottes
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Earl Summa
Virginia Hovey
Gentry, Mo
Sedalia, Mo
E. W Parks
Market St
Thompson
R. Sonnenmoser
Weston, Mo
Burt
U. S
Towne
A. Glenn & Son
Mansfield, Mo
J.A. Hylton
Paul
T. A. Bay
A.e.thurber
Greensburg
P. Morgan’s
Blackburn
Castoria
Meh
Mary Rutter
Hallsville
Minercas
J.M. Massey
Braymer, Mo
L. R. Espy
Carthage
W.B. Hitchcock
J. H. Martin of
Ava
J. A. Hylton
Ballard
Frank Hoover
Surby
Raymondville
Michigan
H.m.norcross’ Store
H.m.norcross
Bank of Mansfield
G.W. Campell
Miles
Nervine
Augusta Keiser
Portland Ave
Rochester
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