Marriage license issued in Hartville for Williams and Campbell
A marriage license was issued in Hartville naming Manard Williams of Norwood and Verbia Campbell of Mansfield as the marrying couple.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
7
A marriage license was issued in Hartville naming Manard Williams of Norwood and Verbia Campbell of Mansfield as the marrying couple.
Coughs and Colds sap your strength and vitality unless checked early. Dr Wing's New Discovery helps with the first dose clearing your head and easing breathing. Buy a bottle today and start treatment at once. Ady, House cleaned yet?
Farmers invited to join the Fourth Annual Agricultural and Stock Show. Readers urged to write or come forward to add their names to the volunteer list. The notice lists many local supporters and asks, Shall we add YOUR name.
A large crowd attended a Sunday Christian Endeavor gathering at Mount Everett where Miss Quin Pope and Miss Nellie Cassidy were fine upon the water. Chester Crain of Toayland and Miss Gertrude Avery of Mansfield were married last Saturday at Squire Bain’s office, the groom son of D. C. Crain of Bryant, and the bride elder daughter of James Avery. The new Mrs Crain, a longtime Bryant and Mansfield teacher, will again teach near Bryant.
When you buy flour seek first class Kansas Diamond Bull Dog or Crescent brands sold by J D Reynolds and the Cash Merchantile Co at bottom prices each sack guaranteed. Call for these brands when in need of flour.
Walnut Grove residents report pleasant weather and community activities. Arvil Coday visited Rufus McIntosh Sunday. Several attended Pleasant Ridge church. Opal Frye dined with W. N. Johnson. Rosetta Sehlicher and Marie Johnson shared meals. Mae Spence Ethel Findley Frankie McIntosh Maude Spence Mildred Anderson visited Findleys. Oma Bennett and baby Leonard visited Ballard Findley Sunday night. Tom Kirk and wife attended Jim Pindley’s Sunday and singing at Ashley.
Little Marvine Hunt daughter of Marvin Hunt died at her grandparents home near Macomb on April 27 1915 at eleven months and ten days old Pneumonia caused the death Her father was in Wasco Oregon at the time The family had recently moved to Missouri and the body was moved to Garrett Kansas for burial Adrien
Lizzie Roeper and Kliky Moody were married at Frank Smalley's home on Sunday May 2 with Mr Smalley officiating. After the ceremony the couple and guests enjoyed a feast at the bride’s home. A friend offers best wishes for a long prosperous life.
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