Community Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Numerous brief items record visits by residents from Ava, Springfield, Vienna, and Mountain Grove. Names include Norris, Jenkins, Harwood, Mellallind, Yeary, Crider, Glenn, Winning, Nieder, and others visiting or transacting business across Springfield, Mountain Grove, Ava, and Macomb. Also notes on real estate sales, new spring goods, church conference plans, and local shop ads. Bizarre snippets include nursery stock offers, a baby boy birth, and a remedy promotion for liver health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crider
Glenn
Seymour
Winning
Warrensburg
Whabunad
Macomb
Brake's
Macoul Yesterny
W. Newton
Smith
Logersville
Hitchcock
Arkinsas
Latin
Pleasanton
Kas
Joo. Morris
Mounten Grove
Carroll
Mountain Grove
J. A. McMurtrey
O.L. Smith
West Plains
P. A. Stephens
Norwood
G. W. Preeman & Son
Dyer
Dalby
Mor
St. M. Rogers
Nieder
Springfield
Allen Maxwell
Jesse Brazeal
Cole’s
Ady Edith Jane Peacock
Frank Peacock
Fuson Drug Co
Lady
Neighbors Day Observed at Mansfield Sunday School
At the Christian Church Mansfield a neighbors day will be observed at the Christian Sunday school on Sunday May 1. If you do not attend Sunday school, come and bring a neighbor for the welcome extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
Mansfield
Neighbor Corey
Sixth Annual Mansfield Stock Show Plans Stated
A Mansfield community meeting laid out plans for the Sixth Annual Agricultural and Stock Show with a date to be decided by an executive committee. Members named include J.D. Reynolds, Dr. P. A. Riley, W. O. Blick, O. S. Coday, and others. Delegates to the Janesville convention and decorations by the Mansfield Concert Band were discussed, along with local business representation. The note also covers obituary notices for Aunt Margaret Atkins and Uncle George, detailing origins, family, church ties, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Winkhillas
J.D. Reynolds
Pal Riley
Vicw
WO A Blick
Coday
Phins
Wood Roads
N .D. Craig Oo
L Robinett
M. A. Freeman
le Bowel
Seymour
Craig
Jla.mason
Jo I. Dennis
J.C. Carter
Janeshove
ML Riley
Obituary of Rev Geo C W Atkins in Missouri years
Rev Geo C W Atkins born July 28 1828 in North Carolina died April 20 1917 at his son Clint Atkins home near Norwood Missouri aged 88 years He survived by daughter Mrs Je Jackson and four grandchildren His companion died November 7 1915 He joined the Methodist church young and served as traveling and local minister about 60 years including Civil War chaplain Spent last 36 years as a local preacher in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Atkins
Western Kentucky
Missouria
Margaret
Lea Rt
Jesus
Methodist Church
Macotb
Lafternoon
Nany
Chutcl Wo
Whetstone Sunday School
Mint Atkins
Jeff Jackson
Jackson
Rev.g. Chadwell
Heaven
Smotherminn
Geo. C. W. Atkins
North Carolina
Denny Co
Tenn
Clint Atkins
Norwood
Je? Jackson
Haven of Rest
Missouri
Mrs Arthur Bowman Visit Noted in Cape Girardeau
Mrs Arthur Bowman of Cape Girardeau was here last week. The brief item records a social appearance with no additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Jenkins of
Ava
Leon Harwood
Ava Lish Weel
H.C. Hogan
Seymour
Arthur Bowman
Cape Girardeau
Baby Welfare Lecture Set For May Week at Mansfield
Dr. RM Rogers will lecture on baby welfare Sunday May 6 at 2 30 p m at Mansfield M and Church under the Parent Teacher Association auspices as part of the state and national Baby Week movement The talk will cover vital topics and draw a large audience The Better Baby contest has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield M.& Church
RM. Rogers
Parent Teacher Association
Breezy Notes on War Talk and Local Happenings
Brief Breezes notes cooler weather after Friday rain. Corn planting near completion. War debate rages with varied opinions in the district. Congressman Thos L Rubey appears as a Mirror subscriber, suggesting local sentiment reaches him. Mrs. Della Baty visits G W Dudley. Maud Howards endure a surprise storm Saturday night as spring winds sweep the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
L Rubey
Congress
U. S
Havence
Della Baty
G. W. Dudley
Maud Howard
Seymour Citizen RD Jones Named School Principal
Seymour Citizen reports RD Jones has been employed as principal at Mordhund for the coming term. The piece notes other teachers Bertha Brown and Bethebiel, with George McCoy visiting from De Moines to Mansfield, Ernest Coday taking charge at Allinger Drug State, and Everett Pammill visiting his brother LG Pamanill in town previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RD Jones
Mordhund
Bertha Brown
George McCoy
DeMoines
Mansfield
Ernest Coday
Allinger
Coday
How
Everett Pammill
Pamanill
Joe
Seneca
Everett
Local man trades New Mexico farm for Tarbutton garage assets
I G Headrick of Loving New Mexico trades a 200 acre farm for Tarah Tarbutton's garage and equipment and seeks transfer of Mansfield Tarbutton mail contract with Seal continuing mail car operations. The Headricks traveled from New Mexico to Mansfield in a Ford and will reside at the Taylor property. Tarbutton relocates to the farm as his family plans to join later after Kansas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Headrick
Loving
N. M
New Mexico
Tarah Tarbutton
Mansfield Lartville
My. Tarbutton
Mr. Headrick
N. M. Seal
Mansfield
Taylor Property
Tarbutton
Mr.Tarbutton
Kansas
Ozarks
Church Preacher Allan in Aurora Delivers Sunday Sermon
Rev Allan of Aurora preached at the C P Church Sunday with sermon on faith and community, drawing local parishioners and visitors to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan of
Aurora
C. BP
Local Gossip From Cold Spring and vicinity
Cold Spring residents Louise Louis visited Saturday and called at the Trower home. Ed Morgan and daughter Zela were seen in town Friday. Bessie Renfro stays with Mrs. Spencer while her husband settles business in Oklahoma. Irma and Penn Trotter visited Brushy Knob with Clarlene and Mildred Lord. Clyde Gray, ill recently, is somewhat better. Rev. and Mrs. McCall visited the D Martin home at Filer. Sunday school meets each Sunday at Excelsior with evening singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Louis
the Knob
Trower Home
Ed Morgan
Zela
Bessie Renfro
Mrs. Spencer
Oklahoma
Irma
Penn Trotter
Brushy Knob
Clarlene
Mildred Lord
Left-Overs Weather and Social Notes Highlight Weekend
Winter mood returns as a lively weekend appears with a well attended singing at F C Howard's Saturday night. Jake Crider from near Mansfield visited Leonard Murrell's. Win Walters' house suffered lightning damage during Sunday storm. Laura Yartell of Mountain Grove visits this week. Verba Blankenship returns from Kansas City. Geo Nichols of New Grove visits daughter Mrs Everett Spence near Mansfield. Peggy STIORT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Howard
Jake Crider
Near Mansfield
Leonard Murrell
Win
Walters
Laura
Mountain Grove
Verba Blankenship
Kansas City
Geo. Nichols
New Grove
Everett Spence
Peggy Stiort
Lead Hill Garden Notes and Birthday Celebration
Lead Hill reports good weather for farming with corn near ready to plow and fruit trees promising. Jake Crider and wife visited Lenard Murrell in New Grove. Mrs Morris hosted a large dinner for Rob Davis's 24th birthday anniversary. Mesa Jee Goes fell ill last Sunday but improved. Sunday School at Lewd Till at 10 am. weekly singing. preaching schedule includes the first Saturday and the fourth Sunday after Sunday School, with additional services each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Morris
Rob Davis
Mesa Jee Goes
Liza Jane
Sunday Christian Endeavor and preachers plan
St James hosts 10 a.m. services with Christian Endeavor each Sunday. Ben Iyston preaches on the third Sunday, Tom Cole on the second Saturday, and Miss Myrtla Rogers visited her sister Vida Davis last week. Eddie Trettin aided France Hill in planting corn. Mrs Wade of Mansfield is ill and sister Mrs Trettin stays with her. KF Hill and his wife visited relatives in Bryant, Evan Pugh and Atie Smith visited Pairview, Sweman Hylton stayed with Fred Trettin. A Sunday night shower occurred followed by rain Monday, aiding existing corn planting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Wol Mathews
Oklahoma State Bank of
Christian Endeavor
Ben Iyston
Tom Cole
Myrtla Rogers
Vida Davis
Eddie Trettin
France Hill
Ozark Trails cars welcomed by Mansfield townsfolk
Mansfield welcomed Ozark Trails cars arriving after noon. The Manstieh Concert Band and local children led a civic reception at Young's Hall with flags displayed townwide. Col Harvey spoke in G A R hall about the Ozark Trail to be decided in June before delegates depart to Cabool then Jonesboro for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Amarillo
Pex
Christian Endeavor Program May 6 at P church
The May 6 Christian Endeavor meeting at P church features a Love topic drawn from 1 Corinthians 13. Leader Miss Blazer Burney leads questions on how to show love, Christ presence, loving enemies, Bible reading, and prayer. Various members and leaders offer discussion prompts and reflections.
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At. P. Church
Blazer Burney
W.C. Coday
Lois Beach
Christ
C. Freeman
Thelwa Davis
Lulu Riley
W.a.black
Lodge News Delegates Attend State Gatherings
M G Hensley attended the state Modern Woodmen camp in Springfield as Wright county delegate. W C Hawkins from Muffalo and J C Walker of Cuba are head camp delegates from the district. IL J Paul BP W Newton and 2010 Graig returned from St Joseph after Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter. They also visited Kansas City with Mrs Craig and son John and Mrs Newton and daughter Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.G. Hensley
Modern Woodmen of American
Springfield
Wright County
W.C. Hawkins
Muffalo
J. C. Walker
Cuba
IL. J. Paul
BP. W. Newton
Graig
St. Joseph
Royal Arch Masons
Kansas City
Craig
John
Newton
Miss Pearl
Ozark Scenic Highway Association Meeting Approaching
A notice invites members to a very important Ozark Scenic Highway Association meeting Monday afternoon May 7 at 2 o clock in Houston Missouri. The gathering aims to discuss vital questions affecting the association and the state highway. President J A Chase urges attendance and asks members to bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Scenic Highway Association
Houston
J. A. Chase
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a child friendly cough syrup. It claims the pine balsams soothe the cough loosen phlegm and heal irritated tissues with a 25 cent bottle available at local druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Turleys Arrive from Hammond to Occupy Cassidy Farm
James Turley and party arrived from Hammond Kansas and will occupy the Cassidy farm, rented through Avyery & Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turley
Hammond, Kas
Cassidy Farm
Avy‘ery & Stephens
Also Mentioned on This Page
RB. i. Chats
Tou Norris
Oa. Cole
Rodan
Webbiby Wis
Manally
April
Mirror Allies
S.A. Mellallind
Lore
Holmes
Vienna
Conway
Kev Cwides
Swynour
Jesse Tryeal
Cole's
Perkins
Gacontiohl
Jesse Brazel
B. Stephens
Anor Bryant
RAL Alcorn
Teipins
Mew
J. W. Martin
Macomlyile Aess de Uli
M. Hochrehy
Mes
Hod Benwick
Manontain Grave Asad Warren 2
Rixen
Secrabiry
Western ‘Tie & Timber Co
St. Louis
I Pau
Inspector
Lie Nary
Wand
Wainwright Destroyer
Holes
Dist
Sap't Boral
Rewa
W. Needhan
M. BE. Church
Ava Jane Aften
Mountain Grove Journal
Mis Riley
Marshal B. Short
John Brentlinger
Silas Rippee
G. W. Miller
Bosnton
Oklo
John Young
J S Alman
Hy Uson Drug Co
Ady
The
Christian Church
PN. Dyer Furniture Co
W.T. Norcross
Gener
Norchandise
Geo. B. Preeman
G. Clreemin
M.A. Breeman
Sdauns
Uitehcock
CL. Reach
Real Esite
LF. Livingston
Carl Lovan
Mrisco
Fred Grover
O.G Robinett
Mansfield Produce Co
W. OM. Divan
Muron
J. Stephens
Stephens’ Cir
L. B Johnson
G. W. Breeman & Son
Mooney
Mansfeld Hlntel
P. W. Newton
Poh. Riley
Black
Mansfield Mirror
Woc
Mansfield Light & Power Co
St. L Handy
Mansfield Bottling Works
Jesse Brageal
Whetstone
Uncle George
Miny Mansions
Bro. G. Chadwell
C of Heart
Mes. J
Smokerman
Janes W. B. Gilleland
Mission Taptist Church
Antioch
Tle
No. B
No 5
W.S. Gaskill
R. M. Rogers
C. P. Church
Clyde Gray
Lenard Murrell
St. James
Ozark Trails
Col. W. H. Harvey
Christian Endeavor Program
Lodge News
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