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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
City officials including Mayor Clerk Treasurer G. 8 Burney J. W. Brazeal James Coday N. J. Craig, First Ward James Coday, J B Freeman, Second Ward W I B Fallington, Second Ward Dr J A Fason, council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
Western bound trains listed with arrival and departure times as local freights Nos 240 241 and 114 appear. S. U. Burney, agent, notes schedule details including 9:50 p m 11:30 a m 6:10 am 6:40 pm and 12:40 pm for Nos 240 241 and 114.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Preaches on fourth Saturdays and Sundays led by Rev. Joseph Davis. Sunday school held every Sunday at 045 a.m. with G. W. Freeman as superintendent.
Baptist Church announces preaching every second Sunday with Pastor J. Carnett at 9:45 a.m. Services at Fullington Street. Baptist Young Peoples Union meets each Sunday evening, with C. A. Stephens as president.
Preaching services held on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. J. Wolfe serves as pastor. J. A. Hylton is superintendent at 644 a.m.
Over Mrs Coday’s millinery store the Church of Christ conducts preaching every first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening previous idle school at 104. Bible study and prayer meeting every Friday evening. Ladies Aid Society every Wednesday afternoon. Everybody welcome. W H Anderson, Minister.
A list of jury selections by township includes Mountain Grove, Clark, Pleasant Valley, Woood, Hart, Gasconade, Van Buren, Brush Creek, Loone, Montgomery, Elk Creek, and Union. Notable names include Rt. H. Anderson, W. F. Young, Charles Rowland, Levi Roney, W.S. Gaskill, J. A. Rippee, J. M. Atkinson, J.T. Bickford, James Stacey, Amos Waakefield, Marve Hickman, Hiram Coday, J. W. Hughes, John Freels, Thomas Wynn, Levi Moody, J.G. Boyer, Mike Allen, Ike Mosely, A. J. Mayberry, Charles Curtis, C. V. Hamilton, J.P. Guinn, and E. Smittle. Special Sunday dinner Mansfield Hotel at use Ade.
An offer via Vaughn Manor in Chicago promotes purchasing a 29 by 130 foot corner lot in Vaughn New Mexico with warranty deed and abstract for a small fee. The ad claims two railroads and future growth, urging readers to send a five dollar bill for immediate title delivery and a free corner lot to the first reply from each city.
State of Missouri Wright County in the County Court May Term 1914 a petition to vacate part of Mansfield addition West Mansfield blocks 4 5 6 7 8 9 northwest quarter section 21 township 28 range 15 lying south of the railroad assessed at about 34 acres will be heard at Hartville May 4 1914 to show cause why the area should not be vacated Franke Schuermans owner L C Nieder attorney Mansfield Mirror and Weekly Kansas City Star offer one year subscriptions at $1.15
Zi Zi a French Subsidy Stallion imported 1907 at 83000 stands this season at 12.00 with 2.00 discount for prompt payment. Price insured to stand and suck 10.00, due at foaling or sale. Exhibition in Mansfield on the last Friday and Saturday in March. O Bb Whitaker proprietor. Alex Salisbury manager.
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