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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
8
The Mansfield Mirror lists A Black and W A Black as editors and publishers. Subscriptions are 81 00 per year in advance. The paper is entered at the port office at Mansfield Missouri as second class mail, published weekly on Thursdays from the opera house district on the west side.
The Mirror announces Charles G. Sanstiers of Mountain Grove Pawnship as a candidate for sheriff of Wright County. Dell Will backs the Republican voters at the Roguet primary.
The Mirror endorses BEN FL HODSON of Union Township as a candidate for Assessor of Wright County and Woncoutee W. J. BLEOD of Clark Township as a candidate for Assessor, both subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
The Black Box event offers free souvenirs for attendees with additional copies of the magazine available for purchase or subscription at the Mirror Offices.
Vin Strong died last night at 11 30 at his son's home in Mansfield after a long illness. Born in Mertha county Kentucky he moved to Missouri to farm and leaves ten children including Monroe Strong city marshal of Mansfield and Mrs Harns living at Walnut Grove. The body was shipped to Ava for funeral at Jami and interment near Sweden in the family cemetery beside his wife.
Pure Boone County seed corn offered by Mansfield Produce Co. price $150 per unit. Coen bend picked stock available for orders with delivery to Mansfield area. Advertises seed quality and local handling by W. Stalbone.
Reports from Hartville say J P Martin of Cash Produce Co was shot in the shoulder by Sheriff W I Creer just as we went to press. Details and motives are not yet clear.
Ava resident J A Murray visits Friday Dr F B Fuson arrives from Springfield W F Shortridge of Macomb in town W G Reynolds and wife in Manes c O Daves and J S Clarke visit Here Monday pie supper held Tuesday at Ashley Rev J M England preaching at Hartville Norwood sermon near Norwood this Sunday Correspondence delayed will resume next week W C T U to meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs C L Beach Miss Junia Heath of Waldo nut Grove Tribune in town last week Wm Crain acted as conductor for W E White Miss Tessie Craig trims for Hartville Fashion Millinery Win Hardin from Hunter Night clerk at Frisco depot Spring Millinery Opening March 31 and April 1 at Coday's Millinery Parlors Mrs John Mick returns to Effingham Kans after visit with daughter Mrs W G Reynolds For hoarseness or cough BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP sold by dealers adv W G Reynolds in Mountain Grove unloading Ford autos sold to R E Curtis Hartville G M Hunter Mnes Anderson & Payne Mountain Grove
An advertisement for Dr. King's New Life Pills claims they clear the complexion by keeping the bowels active and regular. The copy asserts the pills gently stimulate the liver, purify the blood, and change the system as a spring medicine, urging readers to ask their druggist.
Beulah Crippen held a Saturday afternoon party for several of her young friends. The event included games and refreshments and was reported as an enjoyable gathering.
The store announces greatly increased stock of Groceries and Meats at money-saving prices. A larger Candies line and an expanded Nation stock are offered with big reductions. Gingham Shirts Hosiery leather goods also advertised at low prices. Call 70 to save money.
The W O W began Friday work with four degrees to be conferred at the I O O F P meeting. Ezra Dennis was elected camp deputy at the M W A meeting Saturday. Local O E S hosted visiting members including J C Gaskill and wives and others from Seymour, with a car ride tour of the city and a large dinner atop the bank hall. The Seymour team showcased O E S work and readings and a solo provided the entertainment.
W M Divan of Springfield buys interest in Fuson Drug Store and will take charge April 1. Fuson Drug Co. to be incorporated for 5000 dollars with Divan and Dr F B Fuson and Dr J A Fuson as incorporators. Store to be remodeled with soda fountain. Dr J A Fuson to stay in office. James Coday to remain with the company for a time.
The Light Four priced at $650.00 and advertised as reliable and practical. Prospective buyers in Seputior, Missouri are invited to test ride the vehicle to see its merits. Contact Paul L. McMahan for details and availability.
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