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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
8
Our stock of general merchandise totaling 5000 dollars at Crane with Mans field store is being consolidated due to excess goods. To reduce inventory we offer extraordinarily low prices on new season items and must sell 5000 dollars of merchandise by June 19 to raise cash.
May 21 to June 19 sale highlights Gent's furnishings corsets and embroidery. Era wide range of discount items including ribbons hosiery and soap. Numerous canned goods baking powder soda lard peaches tomatoes corn kraut hominy and cleaning supplies with low per unit prices and cash register incentive notes.
The excerpt notes pleasant weather at Spring Center and a weekly Saturday meeting at Flat Rock. It lists Traymond Pierson Jonn Henricks Roy Slate traveling to Kulaus and mentions Lela Hunsaker visiting her brandmother Mrs. J M Pierson on Friday night.
Walter Hutsell and family visited John Dudley’s Sunday. Nash Daniels of Seymour visited Jove Daniels Saturday night. Miss Alma Toock and Ob Alcorn wed Tuesday in Marshfield. Johnnie Dudley’s family visited Mrs. Borders Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Olive Seymour of Springfield visiting Wen Young’s this week. The TO. O. FL attended lodge Saturday night from all county areas. Children’s Day and the IOOF Memorial services planned for the second Sunday in June.
Local notes report sowing corn and vane work around the community. People such as Findey Findley Claud Smith George Duggar and Miss Verba Barnett visit relatives attend singings at Macomb and Ashley. The week includes visits to Aunt Dora Moody Nellie Dake and Belle Sharp with a Pleasant Ridge preaching schedule and a June bug note.
An old post office building hosts a new shopfront advertising a variety of goods and services. The notice mentions meat products and sodas, batch packaging, and a Bank of Murisfiedd phone line for high-clarity service.
Rev J M Strong of Helena Oklahoma has been visiting relatives and Celends bene and delivered an ale sermon at the M Ry claveh Sunday evening.
An Ohio masked ad recounts Maud Harris of Jeffersonville praising Cardus for three months of illness. She reportedly weighed 92 pounds before treatment, gained to 102, then felt better after three bottles. The ad encourages other women to take Cardul as a tonic for weakness, headaches, nervousness, and sleeplessness.
Jack Henry Brazeal, a well known Pea Ridge farmer, was bitten by a jack while tending stock on Monday morning. The wound was severe with the animal held tight until its mouth could be pried open using a pitchfork before it released. Prompt medical aid arrived and friends hope for a swift recovery though the flesh was badly mangled and no bones were broken.
Notice of sale under chattel mortgage records a mortgage executed by Brett on the ith day of Wersber 19 4 or 19 14. The document states the secured property and the anticipated sale process to satisfy the debt.
L.OU STEDER legal representative for B F Stone and R L Handy announces property seized from C F Brett for nonpayment of a promissory note and mortgage. On Wednesday February 40th at the public park in Mansfield Mo the chattels including awning cases counters refrigerators and stoves will be sold for cash to satisfy debt and costs with surplus to the mortgagees.
James Coday first Ward B Preeman Second Ward Dr J A Ison Second Ward W B Mull ingten J B Freeman President. Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
Train details show West Bound No 1101 passenger at 10:00 am and No 240 local freight at 12:50 pm. Also No 241 local freight and No 104 passenger timed listings noted with agent Burney.
Preaching services held on the second and fourth Sundays led by Rev. J. M. England, with Sunday school every Sunday. Location listed as [04 nom, WB, Mullington, Superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church lists preaching services on every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday with Rev Joseph Davis as pastor. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. under Superintendent G W Freeman.
The Methodist Church lists preaching services each Sunday morning and evening led by Rev. J. W. Needham, pastor, with service at 9 45 am. J. D. Reynolds serves as superintendent.
The Church of Cilrist invites all to worship with Proahng every Sunday morning at 10. The minister Warh Antes leads. Superintendent Lille presides over Friday evening study and prayer meetings. The Ladies’ Aid Society meets every Wednesday afternoon. all are welcome.
The forecast covers Buren Wallington Washington DC and the Upper Mississippi Valley from Wednesday June 105. Showers are likely around the sixth. A warm spell is expected to begin, followed by a short period of cool nights around the seventh, then alternating warm and cool weather for the rest of the period. The region includes parts of Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and North Dakota.
A list of names thanking subscribers for cushion subscriptions includes Lon Turner and Kara Dennis from Mansfield, Prank, Cool, Cinehinath, Olite, DC, and Brentlinger, Mannsthold.
Fragmented ad text shows a Mansfield market promotion with garbled prices and items such as turkeys and produce. Details are unreadable, but the notice references a market sale with low prices and miscellaneous goods.
At the Baptist Church Rev. J.M. Bageland filled his regular preaching appointment on Sunday, delivering a service before the congregation.
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