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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
2
Authorized to announce M Coday of Hart township Manafield Route 1 as candidate for Circuit Clerk of Waght County subject to Republican primary on August 1 1892.
Five weeks of piness reported as Bryant Mr Sutherland improves Hubert Catrell visits relatives in Springfield. Mit Pont school closing exercises drew Besant youth. trades and moves noted including Beyant to Corinda Toney collery and Shelby McCritelas relocating to Capa. Ava visit follows with Mr Sabal and a weekend stay for Misa Odle with Miss Hazel Shinguugh in Manstraid.
Drue Turners baby is very ill and Fred Draper was sick most of last week. Alina Draper visited her sister Mrs. Ko Letsinger Saturday at Terns obey. Mr C M Miles moves to town. Ira Turley and Fred Draper called on C M Miles Sunday. Lots of sickness in the neighborhood. Farmers begin spring work.
Macomb community notes report Seoms live winter arriving and Chas Schlicher at the bedside of his son in law W. Sidner who is seriously ill but improving. Various relatives are mentioned visiting, traveling, and children born, including Syble Jeniue and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Harwie Williams.
Fragment lists mayor, marshal, judge, assessors, aldermen across wards, president, clerk, commissioner, health officer, board of health, council names, and notes monthly council meetings on Mondays, with several garbled names and titles.
East Bound trains include No 101 passenger at 0.55 pt and No 241 local freight at 11 00 am. West Bound lists No 102 passenger at 52 am No 240 local freight 11 00 am and No 104 passenger 45 ppm. Agent L F Livingston signs the notice.
Fragmentary schedule notes mention Frisco train 103 arrival and departure times at various stations. Names Grover and agent appear amid distorted times and places, with references to Lewa and Nelds.
Baptist Church announces Sunday school every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. W L Matthews is superintendent. Preaching on the fourth Sunday in November by Pastor W G Bos.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on the second Sunday. Kee A S Humphrey is pastor. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 8 a m with G W Freeman as superintendent.
Preaching services at 3d and 1h Sunday morning and evening. Rev. C E Little, Pastor, 45 a.m. Geo Benjamin, Superintendent.
The Church of Christ holds a Bible period at 4 15 a m every Sunday led by Kay as Superintendent and preaching. On the second Sunday Rev Osvar Wright serves as Master.
The Mansfeld Chamber of Commerce holds its meetings on the first Thursday night each month. Board of Governors is noted with A Joli 20 as President and Oliver B. Davis as Secretary.
A tonic advertised as a pleasant rare effective preparation claims to restore gray and streaked hair to its natural color, stop dandruff, and prevent hair loss. Sold for 1.00 at drug or toiletry counters or by Debacy Chemical Co., St Louis. Says will not disappoint and will keep you looking young.
A fragment from Sunset Hill lists residents visiting each other and spending time with families. Names include Ellen, Idary, Ernest Barnett, Ja Joe, Tom, Bot, Herbert, and Lester Oias. Mrs. Lon Smith is listed as ill. The piece notes weekend and weekday visits among families, schooling dismissals, and a newborn girl announced by Mr and Mrs Jester Stone living in Springfield.
A fragmented note urges attendance at a yearly public schools meeting at Flat Rock. It stresses Sunday school attendance, warns of the year ending, and calls all voters over age 21 to vote for the best school in history, condemning “per hobby.”
An early 20th century drug advertisement warns about children exposed to worms harming health and growth. It promotes Whites Cream Ver mifuge Jt as a remedy that expels worms and restores vigor, with sales through general druggists.
Each year many young women at Springfield Business College live with small families as board and room to support themselves while studying. A former student now runs an office earning 15000 annually. The college places ambitious, energetic girls with best families and promises quick job prospects. Apply to J A Taylor, President, Springfield Business College, to begin in spring and finish by fall with no summer vacation.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a purifying and strengthening medicine for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims relief from belching sour stomach and heartburn and notes the price and availability through all druggists.
Abbottstown resident Ward P Miller notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy works well for coughs and colds. Advert says those who try it seldom switch to other preparations and claims it relieves coughs and breaks up a cold.
Advertisements list specialty sales and livestock offerings with free bills and ads. Dates to be set at the office.
Saturday night and Sunday services at Wolf Creek drew large turnout. Miss Jewl Caday visited Miss Golda and Ruby Bennett and attended church with many locals. Monday night at Lon Smiths included Kay Pagan and wives, Marion Shelton and wives, several Bennetts, Jewel and Myrtle Coday, and others. Sunday night guests included John Fry, Robert Fry, Hubert Pry, Lester Owens, Karn Barnet, Ellen and Dia Fry. Valery Smith kept his regular Wolf Creek appointment. A Holiness church event is planned for the second Saturday night and Sunday with preacher Catehel from Springfield.
March is a typical pneumonia month with high mortality risk after winter. Prompt attention to colds is vital as pneumonia is germ driven. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is described as an ex pectorant that cleans mucus and helps prevent pneumonia. It is pleasant for children to take.
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