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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
6
Special Correspondence from Cheerful Valley highlights church services at Primitive Baptist church, local social notes, and community updates. Mentions May baskets, neighbors visiting, fishing haul, crop planting, health notes, and Sunday church attendance in Red Wing.
Weather is described as damp with frequent social visits. Mrs Minnie Meyer returns from California to see her mother Mrs W O Williams. Several residents including Clint Williams and Ernie Williams spend time with neighbors. Ed Williams and family travel to Verr Williams but learn of Mrs W O Williams death, noted as Blue Eyes.
In London observers note corn planting underway and a Sunday gathering at Roy Dennis's house with eight attendees including J Whites J H Dennis Elsie and Stella Turner reporting a good time. Folks also attended Mt Pleasant church and Jesse Matlock visited C M Chapman. Katherine signs off inviting reporters to guess who she is.
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes other products like Hall's Family Pills.
Sperial Correspondence from Stony Point notes visits among local families including Bertha and Marie Johnson with Maggie and Sophia Bennett, Minnie Johnson with mumps, Oma Bennett and Sarah Findley with Otto Moody, and Jim Findley with his wife visiting W N Johnson. Bettie Moody and children left for Oklahoma. Celesta signs off hoping to get acquainted.
Indigestion and loss of appetite are addressed by Electric Bitters, touted as a spring tonic for liver, kidney, and stomach issues. The ad claims Mr. T. D. Peeble found relief from stomach troubles with Electric Bitters. Available at druggists for 50c and $1, Bucklen's Arnica Salve also advertised.
Will Robinson left Cedar Gap on Tuesday to take up book keeping in Cabool. John Morris' baby is reported on the sick list. Will Bailey and wife were here Tuesday. Dave Becket of Odin is repairing for J. B. Lee. John Gittons was in Mansfield Saturday with Mr. Bailey, the new operator, relieving Mr. McMillen Sunday night. Mrs. Gilkey of Springfield visited Mrs. Hull. Richman is adding a room to his house. Mrs. J. L. Lee was in Norwood Monday. Will Robinson visited home folk after going to Cabool last week. Mrs. Ida G. Hart of Seymour visited her parents. Miss Mary Hall of Springfield with the Erbs. Agnes Connelly was in Seymour Saturday. Misses Gaskin and Ware were in Mansfield Saturday. Bob Erb of Olden attended Col. Erb's week-end party. OZARK LASSTE
A New Dover Ohio resident Jennie Memming credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a three year cough. Advertises a 50 cent bottle with relief or money back. Also mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for pimples and other uses.
S J White wife and baby visited John Frye's on Tuesday. Syron Shanes and Charlie Frye had wood saw mishap last week with a close scare. Mrs Icey Spence stayed at Sam Spence's. Rustus asks if Mr Case has his record full of names yet. Maude Spence visited Roy Huggins sister. K W Paris and wife spent Sunday at Crippen's. Fruit and berries look promising after rain. Mrs White keeps over 100 chicks and nine lenses setting. A surprise birthday dinner was held for Mrs Roy Dennis Sunday.
Claiming rapid relief and permanent cure, the ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant and safe, aiding expulsion and restoring health. It emphasizes worldwide sales and dependability, noting availability from all dealers.
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