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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
3
A number of people visited Sunday despite weather including Fred and Alva Frye Charles Royal Chad Smith and Aleth Findley spending the afternoon with Mattie Schlicher then attending singing at Ashley Sunday night Mr and Mrs Moberly were also mentioned in the notice.
Lassie France called on John Frye Sunday afternoon for a pleasant visit. The young folks explored a cave together. John Shores and family stayed with her mother across Nerwood. Fred Short and wife returned from California Friday. Vorda Dennis visited Mrs. John Garner last week. A large Macomb crowd gathered Saturday as Nellie Dike visited Lima Goss. Mrs. John Frye traveled to Wesrye for a visit while John went to Mansfield.
An advert claims a sluggish liver causes misery and dizziness and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure. It touts benefits for stomach comfort, blood cleansing, and relief from biliousness with a low price at the druggist.
Mt Zion outlines weekly services with Sunday school at 1, preaching at 11, Young People at 6, evening worship at 7, and midweek prayer on Wednesdays. A class on Lectures on the Apocalypse by Seiss meets Fridays at 7. March 4 features Rev J W Carter for a 10 day meeting. college exams end winter term. spring term starts next Tuesday.
Gol first weeney H. J. Hight and Dr F A Riley received gifts and pledges for a cemetery fund. Mrs M J King led by example with a donation, followed by others through Mrs Gen Miller and Mrs D W Hoover. A ladies committee will compile distant relatives and publish weekly lists of contributors to beautify the cemetery and repair the fence.
Genuine Singer sewing machine in first class shape with principal attachments for sale at a bargain. Call at the Mansfield Hotel for details.
James Adameon and Sarah Adameon defaulted on a mortgage to Charles A. McIntosh. The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of Section 7, Township 28, Range 14 west in Wright County Missouri will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Jamestown on Friday March 28 between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm. Mortgagee Charles A. McIntosh and assignee LonTander will conduct the sale to satisfy the note and costs.
Notice from the U S Land Office Springfield Mo dated February 27 1914 that John Otte of Mansfield Mo filed an adjoining farm homestead application for the NW quarter of SE quarter section 42 township 28 N range 14 W and will make three year proof to establish claim before the county clerk in Hartville Mo on April 9 1914 witnesses Ben Oe Lom Wilson Lod Nieder and Joseph Hendricks all of Mansfield Mo J W ROWEN Register
Weather data show daily highs and lows with precipitation in inches. The table lists conditions for Monday through Sunday, predominantly cloudy days with varying temperatures. Submitted by C. A. Mingis of Dixon Mo as a cooperative meteorological observer for the U.S. Weather Bureau.
An advertisement for a thorough civil service study course claiming to fit buyers to pass exams. It offers 214 large pages mailed postpaid for 2.00 dollars from Hultseh Publishing Co., Springfield, Missouri.
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