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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
2
The Mansfield Mirror announces subscription terms and misc. notices with display and per inch rates. It lists publication details, office location in Mansfield Missouri and polite consumer guidelines including no liquor ads and minimums for notices and legal ads.
Authorized notices name J M Carter Arthur Arnold and A H Bailey as candidates for Wright County Superintendent of Public Schools. Each runs subject to voters at the school election on Tuesday April 6 1915. The fragment mentions voter approval and election context in Wright County.
The First Ward council members include James Coday J B Freeman and others. The Second Ward is represented by W B Fullington and Dr J A Fuson with J G B Freeman serving as President. The council convenes on the second Monday evening of every month.
East bound trains list No.101 at 1000 p.m. No.1038 at 648 a m. No.241 local freight at 12 20 p m. West bound trains No.102 at 12 00 a m. No.104 at 6 50 p m. No.240 local freight at 12 50 p m. Agent Burney signs the notice.
Bapt ist Church lists preaching on the second and fourth Sundays led by Rev J M England. Sunday school held every Sunday at 9 45 a m with W B Fullington as Superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church advertises preaching services on the fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. Joseph Davis serves as pastor, with G. W. Freeman as superintendent and service at 9 45 a.m.
Preaching services are held on the third Sunday morning and evening. Reverend J W Needham serves as pastor and J D Reynolds is the superintendent. Morning service at 9 45. Evening service announced for the third Sunday.
Over Mrs. Coday's millitary store preaching every first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening prior. Bible school at 10 a.m. every Sunday. J. A. Riley superintendent. Bible study and prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Ladies Aid Society every Wednesday afternoon. Everyone welcome. W. H. Axbrasos, Minister.
A scholarship for the Central Business College at Sedalia is offered for sale. Call at this office for details and potential terms.
Route Number Three conducts preaching at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. J. P. Mingus, Pastor. Social notes mention Mrs. C. PF Harris and sons dining at Pred Justus's. Arthur Kelly's sale February 2. visits by Mrs. Horan Whingstamd and Maude. Elsie with Mrs. Alf Parre. calls by Mrs. Chas Land and Mrs. Fred Justus. Mrs. HL Matlock and Elsie. J. M. Newton, Will Paxton, Frank Dodson visits. Mansfield events and Cantrell buying items from Fred Justus.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Anderson Saturday. Virgil Anderson and family hosted visits at their home. Miss Astenn Hirrett and Miss Nora Riley visited relatives in Macomb and Mansfield. John Frye and John Shores family and Charley Royal spent weekends with friends and attended local gatherings. Mrs Selilicher plans a Springfield trip for a throat operation for her daughter. Aleth Findley visited Norwood for dental work and John Frye was in Norwood on business.
Mrs Ashworth and Mrs Craig spent Friday with Mrs Case. Clarence Bartlett returned from Ti lino to visit at the Hire home. Mrs Young called on Mrs Della Sprague. Mrs Sprague's boy is better after illness. Thomas Young and L M Cockerell plowed. Do rye moved out of the neighborhood leaving lonesome feelings. Luther Sharp and Vero Poel Hiley are among Mansfield residents glad for Rud Stark's fortune. Mrs Case is improving enough to do part of her house work. Joe Conler of Doug... County visited Thes Young. Mrs Moutray plans Arkansas trip as mother is ill. Mrs Hee spent Monday in town.
Mrs B E Beathall returned to her Grove Springs home Monday. Miss Della Ware is home again after nursing Mrs G W Freeman of Mansfield. Will Harmon of Marshfield visits. Mrs Phil Eel has a friend from Memphis visiting. Mrs J L Lee on the skl list. Tommie Gaskin in Mansfield for dental work. Mrs Miller of Seymour visited daughter Mrs H F Ripper. Mrs T R Gaskin returned home after a week with her mother Mrs Reece of Odin. Rev P Davis preached here. Pleasant Valley boys were here Sunday. Ozark LASSI Cardboard in all colors.
A note records preaching at Hargus on the first Sunday by Rev WLS Gus Weill and singing each Sunday night by Chas Amick and Bud Hamilton. It mentions a heavy snow, utility outages, and visits from Ed Cardwell of Webster County. Local folks attended events, shipper Rip Rutherford improving from illness, and social visits by J R Deckard and others.
A mixed local item notes spring motifs and community chatter. It mentions Merrily winds, buds, and flowers, plus several residents and visits among the Brewer and Letsinger families, with brief social updates and a broken rural scene.
Dry Creek notes mention Jo Wo Montray and Evelyn visiting Pebronary Yon then Harrison Arik and Mansfield, with J M Montray bringing her home Sunday. A Shiloh church meeting reported conversions. Messages note illness, Brooks daughter visiting Town, Moutray hogs in Norwood, Beaulks school out, and various local visits and guests.
Local notes from Rembert and Pleasant Hill record visiting relatives and community events. Rev Findley preacher at Pleasant Hill on weekends. Neighbors, including Coday, Hensley, Young, and Scott families, visit, travel to Hartville and Oklahoma for schooling and work, with wedding bells anticipated around Hartville and Rembert.
From Spring Valley we, the people, thank Mansfield residents for the good attention at our play The Honor of a Cow Boy. We also thank the Mansfield band for kindness. We urge country people to patronize Mansfield in all her undertakings and pledge future service.
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