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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
3
Entered at the Mansfeld post office as second class matter. Publication occurs every Thursday in the Opera House Block on West Side Square. Telephone number 183.
Public notice of advertising terms shows per inch and per line pricing with front page double rates. Card of thanks priced at twenty five cents. legal notices at legal rates. No liquor ads accepted. Minimum ad size or amount not stated.
A list of city officials including mayor treasurer clerk and attorney is followed by a rail passenger schedule for the Frisco line with times between Mansfield Ava and Monstivide. The notice also promotes the Yellow Jacket motor coach service and instructs how to arrange special trips with the office.
Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45 a m. W J Jeuiington Sept preaching 21 and 4th Sundays Rev T P Litsinger pastor.
Rev John T Younger pastor and G W Freeman superintendent lead a preaching service every fourth Sunday at 9 45 a m with Freeman in charge of supervision and matters of worship.
Preaching services every 8d Sunday morning and evening. Rev G W Loimes, Pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 4 p.m. J D Reynolds, Superintendent.
Bible school held at 45 a m every nine days with J A Kiley as superintendent. Preaching every fourth day. Sitch, Ladlow Abd Mactey each one day afternoon.
Rembert Prengbing at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Rev. M. Clift pastor, Rev. M. B. Clift filled his regular appointment at Pleasant Hill Saturday and Sunday. Miss Verbie Scott visited at Elbert Cuday's last week. Rev. Williams confined at home with the mumps. Ollie Benton has the measles. Mrs. N. J. Whelchel and children visiting at her father Jerry Oliver's. E. B. Coday in Mansfield Saturday night. Birthday dinner set at Elihu Coday's Feb 25 for son Frank, a surprise birthday. Elmer Hensley left for Springfield to enlist in the Navy but returned after failing to pass. Mrs. Nancy Hickman returned home from her daughter Stella Young's. Ed Benton left Monday for California.
Rev T J Gideon pastor schedules preaching on the fourth Sunday at Pea Ridge morning and night and on the fourth Saturday night plus Sunday evening at Odin. Weather notes mention good rains benefiting the wheat. Walter Deormer’s health status mentioned among brief items.
A promotional note extols a morning hot water and Limestone Phosphate wash to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion appetite tone skin and energy, urging daily use before breakfast. It targets the constipated and ill as well as the well, touting single daily regimen.
Visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity returned home last week. Misses Ida Holliman Elsie Hedrick and David Beckett joined Mr and Mrs Lo L Land for supper Saturday. Ida and Elsia spent the night.
Old advice promotes a grape and lemon juice based effervescent remedy to flush kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims four ounces of the solution daily improves kidney function, reduces soreness, and prevents back pain and headaches, noting Jad Salts as an inexpensive safe option used by many.
Miss Pocola Newton spent last week with relatives in Mansfield including Mrs. Mary Dodson G A and Jennie Wells Mike Branstetter and son Marion Pearl Wells T H Beckett and GC A Mitchells. Roxa Newton took roseola and could not return to Hartville school. Marg Dodson visited her parents Jasp er and Mrs Newton. Marion Branstetter visited Norwood relatives. Joe Branstetter’s sister in law Mrs Albert Fage to stay with their parents. Mr Win reports about the SHMe STEAMBOAT BILL.
A merry crowd gathered for a house warming at Clarence Wood’s Saturday night with games late into the evening. Tilda Trettin visited Elva Stark, and Harry Milsap and wife were Wright County visitors. Walter Sowers and family stayed with Mr. Gass and wife in Macomb. Dewey Atchison returned from California in improving health. Clarence Wood and wife visited his father near Shiloh. Mrs. Clara Jones and children visited the Olean Young home in Macomb. Harry Milsap moved back to his father’s farm. Claude Kelley and wife visited Norwood, where Mrs. Kelley had an eyelid tumor removed. Dr Martin attended Tyan Stark, who is ill. Jake and Archie Ryan from Cornelius spent Sunday here, as did Floyd Hylton and Mrs. Hylton’s sister Mrs. Lon Etheridge and family, and Neal Campbell’s family with Mr. Drake and wife of Nebo.
Pleasant Ridge held preaching on the fourth Sunday with Rev. Lukie Marler as pastor and Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a m led by A. 8 Findley as superintendent and Mattie Schlicher as secretary. Windy weather dries roads. surprise singing at Ballard Findleys for Corneal and Everett Holt drew about 45 attendees. Mrs Hosea Stout fell ill.
Very suddenly Sunday facing clurisy, the subject is improving rapidly. Rev. Chas. Findley and wife are mentioned in connection with the update.
An aged-looking gray hair remedy promotes Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home or store bought treatment. It claims natural darkening by morning with repeated use, restoring color with thicker, glossier hair and a youthful look. It notes not for disease cure.
A brief note records Jack Miller and his son Car ence making a Tuesday to Hartville trip and returning Wednesday. The item notes many people in the area with colds and fever, and mentions Miss Sarah Findley as part of local happenings.
The ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as fast relief for blocked nostrils and head passages. A small bottle from a druggist is applied in the nostrils to penetrate mucous membranes and relieve inflammation, stopping stuffed-up noses from colds or catarrh.
An item notes Leonard Bogart, son of Thomas Bogart, seriously ill with pneumonia but improving slowly. It mentions irregular bowels causing discomfort and promotes HERBINE as a remedy to take at bedtime, marketed at 60 cents through all medicine dealers.
Lewis and Miss Sarah Inger son are now in Conrad Iowa while Edward visits in Kansas City with the family noting travel and local connections.
A quarter ad claims bilious attacks disrupt liver function and digestion. It states Cham berlain's Tablets will tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and restore health quickly, noting the price of a quarter and promising speedy recovery.
Flat Rock community items report Sunday school each week with prayer meeting and singing at John Bailey's Tuesday night. Caston Henson and Harley Bragg of Company A Camp Doniphan Fort Sill Oklahoma visited on furlough from February 25 to 28. Raymond Pierson visited his mother Mrs J M Pierson Saturday night.
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases, once thought incurable. Local remedies failed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case Hall's fails to cure.
Fairland Valley records suggest pleasant spring weather. Newton and Rippee sawed wood for J. D. Kelley on Saturday. W. W. Thompson made a business trip to Seymour on Monday. Wm. Gilbert, recently ill, is reported not improving. M. A. Blankenship lost a cow last week. Cleo Kivlly visited Hartville on Saturday. A pie supper at No 5 Saturday night drew a good crowd and raised 35.25. Several locals sat for teacher exams at Hartville Friday and Saturday. Miss Mary Bausch stayed Saturday night with her brother Jim. Ray Howard and Johnie Mackey left yesterday for Iowa. Gussie Rushing departed Tuesday for Fort Sill Oklahoma to visit his brother Alfred before summer in Iowa.
Mountain Grove township names M R Mitchell Col Townsend Clark township S B Chadwell Walter Kempt Pleasant Valley Ino Hiles Paul Willians Wood Isaac Butcher Eugene Indian Hart Wash Newton Gil Chandler Casceounde Ino M Newton The A Hensley Van Buren W A Oliver W A Ilensley Brush C N England G A Hake Boone C J Fisher C A Mingus Montgomery J Y Breedlove J W Keith Elk Creek D Neil W Thornhill Union A H Hawkins IL TL Edgerton D W Hoover Ava Saturday Woman's friend large trial bottle of sandal prescription Fine for blackheads eczema rough skin clear complexion real skin tonic Get 50c trial bottle at drug store nd Rev J A Russell Hartville here this week
Francis Robbins of Judsonia Arkansas who has been visiting at J H Keith s and Lonnie Turner s for the past week returned home Sunday.
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