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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
6
Col. T. A. Kay of Ava attended a Saturday sale conducted by F. A. Cole. Cole liquidated surplus stock and farm implements he acquired in a recent trade with B. J. Rucker.
A public notice quotes Mrs C E Riley of Illion New York praising Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion after six months use. The ad urges availability everywhere and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a worm remedy for pale sickly children with warnings of worms and disease.
A large number from here attended the singings at Cedar Gap and Mission Temple on Sunday, reflecting strong local interest in the musical gathering and its community spirit.
Ben Morris and others took a fishing trip to Grimes Mill Saturday, as the text notes. A notarized testimonial from Frank J. Cheney offers a one hundred dollar reward for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with veterinary and medical advertising. The notice also mentions Rev G Chadwell’s recently completed well and concrete work on his property.
Reverend Killam preaches at Methodist church on the fourth Sunday with Sunday School led by F A Dodson and secretaries Miss Verbid uge and Mrs Frank Beckett visiting Mansfield. Vernon Newton visited his brothers Oren and Jesse Friday and Saturday night. Homer Hedrick suffered a Sunday accident when his horse, startled by a car, cut itself on wire. Large crowds attended singing at Mission Temple and at L L Land's Sunday night. Those present included Frank Beckett his wife Mrs S R Hedrick Miss Ethel and Elsie Kelley Alice Matlock Ethell Harris Elsie Hedrick Johnnie and Cleo Kelley Johnnie Bacon Charlie Brazeal Fred Renkauf Vernon Newton Jim Beckett Meriam Branstetter Geo and Gus Rushing Tom Willie and Ben Matlock.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia backache soreness and stiffness. A grateful user claims a 25 cent bottle cured years of suffering and urges readers to buy it at any drug store.
The Friday night event at Z. H. Spock's was well attended and enjoyed by all. A church ball team will host an ice cream supper in Jericho Friday night with everyone welcome. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Antioch. all are invited.
"I will cheerfully say that Chamberlain's Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation that I have sold in thirty four years' drug store service," writes H. H. Murphy, druggist, Wellsburg, N. Y. Obtainable every.
In a letter to the Maxwell export department in Detroit, N E O'Connor special representative in Paris says Maxwell cars are giving excellent satisfaction in France. He notes keen competition but reports demand is increasing daily.
The article explains kidney function, filtering blood every three minutes and removing impurities. It lists symptoms of kidney trouble and endorses Dean's Kidney Pills via a customer testimonial from Mrs. E. Adair of Springfield Missouri, noting price and availability through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
Mrs Oscar of Ut Es Par Oakes states Cardui eased her suffering from womanly troubles and fear. She praises Condit and Cardui as essential household remedies and urges others to begin using Cardui today.
The program announced for last Sunday will be given next Sunday at the M E church with J C Carter as leader.
At lowest prevailing rates. No delay. Adv. Geo. B. Freeman.
Advertisement offering to exchange clear unimproved Kansas City lots for Kansas land. Seeks Monroe and Topeka, Kansas. Ad appears in local notices.
N J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. He seeks reliable applicants with solid security.
The ad touts Lee's Absorbent Liniment as a lasting remedy for catarah death la grippe and rheumatism claiming no one dies or fails to improve if treated early. It urges contacting Lee, Medical Specialist, Blackwell, Oklahoma, for a free booklet.
Antrim holds Sunday School every Sunday at 2 p.m. at No. 5. Children’s Day is planned for next Sunday with a call to bring well filled baskets. Local notes report W. A. Glenn worked on his farm recently, Mrs. J N Hall and Mrs. C Kannady on the sick list, and A LeGear has returned home from Springfield. Crops look good in the area. All are invited.
Mt Pleasant announces Hills and Mountain Sunday School each Sunday at 10 30 a m Sing ing sessions held every Saturday evening The community congratulates Jasnn Newton and Flora Estus on their Saturday marriage Fred Latimer and Ilet Coday wed Sunday Miss Clelia Gaskill is on the sick list
Mrs Wm Spock and her daughter of near Ava have been visiting her mother Mrs Sarah Dudley and other relatives the past week. There was singing at George Spock s Friday night. Jessie Yandle of Joplin has been visiting home folks and returned to Joplin the first of this week.
Route number three preaching every second Saturday at 1 30 p m and Sunday at 11 a m Rev G Chadwell pastor Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a m F A Rippee superintendent I T Dixons dined Sundays st Wn Gilerts Hubert Conley Dixie and John Rippee spent Saturday night at their Grandfather Rippees H A Renkauf and Fred Justus spent Sunday at C F Harriss N J Whelchels of Hartville attended Sunday school at New Hope Sunday Mrs Joseph Davis and son Dewey of Mansfield visited relatives and friends in this vicinity last week Bob Wright and Tom Dean came from Mansfield Monday last week the former installing gas lights in the Baptist church the latter painting the church Several of the members met and cleaned the cemetery CASEY JONES
A vintage advert asks will my child take Dr King's New Discovery and answers with the syrup as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It promises proven medicines, customer satisfaction guarantees, and a money back offer with directions for use.
Hartville Democrat notes marriage licenses for Robert J Archer and Lavena Herod from Mansfield and Henry Bentrup Jr with Margarethe Oetting from Mansfield plus Fred Latimer Ila Coday Mansfield P Inspector R A Ward and postal staff toured Rayburn Dawson Graff Astoria and Manes offices in Mansfield mail car. May Ida Hensley May Cooley visited Mansfield then returned home after Memorial services with J A Dennis family attended services in Mansfield.
A missionary in Des Moines spoke of traveling through India's interior where illness struck him. He carried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he credits with saving his life and notes its use as both preventive and cure for cholera. The ad states the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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