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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
Sunday visits anchor a community spread as families gather at W O Williams W Edwards and George Coday homes. Alfalfit cropland and second plowing mark farm activity while reunions and surprise suppers draw neighbors and kin.
Orla Walker spent Sunday with Nolind Pearcey. George Shores and family visited at John Shores Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pearcey took dinner with Mr and Mrs Martin. Anna and Enna Mindley spent Saturday night and Sunday with Moa Hichardson. Willie Woods and wife visited the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Goo Shores Saturday night and Sunday.
Reports from the region note Wolf Creek spray win and improving crops with corn and clover, while Drue Turner struggles and may improve. Families relocate to Pryor, Okla, and Hot Springs, Ark data shows health and harvest activity amid unusual weather and snowy influences.
A flood of short social notices details Sunday gatherings and visits from families and neighbors including Dorrells, Todds, Rippees, and Branstetters. Churches hold services at New Hope Baptist with sermons by Rev. Mingus. A cane drilling incident frightened teams but caused minor injuries to a horse.
A 1915 Bryant Missouri notice invites residents to sign up for the Mansefield Agricultural and Stock Show. The Bryant Farmers Club lists dozens of members ready to bring displays, with names, titles, and a request for more signers. The letter closes with a formal pledge from the club secretary and date.
Community notes report visits and gatherings across families and neighbors including Henry Kelly and wife at J D Kelly’s, Haden Codey at Mrs McClellan’s, and J P Poward’s Seymour trip. School term wrap up at Mount Olive and teachers’ exams noted amid spring rains aiding corn.
Fred Johnson spent Tuesday night with his brother Lena Baker was at her grandma's Johnson's Friday Amanda and Fred Johnson dined with guests at Mr Arnold's Sunday.
A promotional ad extols Dr King s New Life Pills as an easy pleasant laxative to take with water at night. It promises a free easy morning bowel movement and no bad aftertaste, with a 36 count package priced at 25 cents.
The Christian Church invites all to Friday Bible study as plans for a new building unfold after purchasing a lot. The Children’s Day program Sunday night drew a large crowd, and A. M. Harral of Aurora delivered an engaging morning talk. Sunday school continues to grow. a July 4 roll call will require members to respond with a verse or valid excuse.
N S Galloway of Stewart South Carolina says he tried many remedies for colic diarrhoea and found complete relief with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to friends. For sale by all dealers.
Our firm offers several First Class Kansas and Colorado farms described as easing the purchase with favorable terms. The listing mentions rare opportunities and stocklike parcels, inviting interest from buyers seeking value and straightforward conveyance.
A Sunday night rain marked the community week as neighbors and relatives visited across the area. Tom Braves became night man at the Frisco depot while A P Morse and wife visited Mr. Moody. numerous calls and visits followed among Letsingers, Shinpaughs, Cusidas, and others. Children's Day at Mount Pleasant on June 14 drew invitations, and Oscar Moody and wife welcomed a 7-pound 24-ounce daughter.
Happy Hollow observer Ora Calhoun visits sister Mrs. Roy Brazeal. Netlie Ryan visited Mrs. M O Shelton Saturday night. Saral Findley visited Cora and May Findley Sunday. Hosie Stout and wife visited Dave and wife Sunday. Afternoon callers included Ethel Cora May Sarah Findley and Mrs France Deavers.
A large Dennis family reunion was held at the Ezra Dennis home on Sunday with a noon dinner for 76 relatives plus five babies. The gathering celebrated the ith birthday anniversary of Mr. Dennis mother, part of a wide family invite list reaching about 125 members including out of town relatives J. A. Dennis and family from Hartville and Charles Cole and family from Norwood.
Dry Creek notes report Orvin Pindley leaving due to water. Mrs Millsap's daughter visited her mother. J W Moutray owns three new bee swarms. Ethel Ryan called on Minnie Brooks. Laura Moutray visited Minnie Brooks. Ethel Ryan spent Sunday with her parents Drew and Mrs Ryan. Latter Day Saints closed two week meeting at Hickory Flat with no additions. Minnie Brooks and Laura Moutray attended Ava graduation on May 31. Douglas County had 108 graduates and a fine program.
Robert Duncan and Loyey Dod son Hartville S L Lewis and Ollie Dalton St George Charley Dunlap Norwood and Ida Roberts Macomb William Young Hartville and Lillie Duggar Duncan J M Grogan and Clara Uss ery Norwood Albert C Pax and Beatelea Pierce Mountain Grove Wred Coxton and Nova Long Hartville James R Cantrell and Venity Jilbern Duncan
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