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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
2
Clothes satisfaction begins with suit selection at Born Tailoring offering unlimited woolen variations. You dictate style features and price, selling yourself exactly what you want rather than what someone else sells. Try the Born idea and insist on it always.
F A Cole and A E Brown split ownership with Cole becoming sole owner by trading his 67 acre Mansfield area farm to W B Fullington for three thousand two hundred four dollars and a half interest in the Cash Mercantile store. Ballard’s Snow Liniment touted for quick flesh healing in medical roundups. Mirror seeks Sunday school superintendent and secretary addresses in Wright county. Hartville Democrat notes Morton and Pool with large catfish catch near Manes bridge.
Jack C. Payne known as Happy Jack in Mt Grove has moved from Mansfield to Grand Island Nebraska. He now works for Laser Sign System providing exclusive sign and ad service across the territory and expresses satisfaction with the job and employer.
Miss Pearl Reece and her music pupils presented an enjoyable Thursday night piano recital at the High School auditorium. Participants included Misses Pearl and Jessie Reece Beulah Odle Pauline Paul Bessie Dora Sullivan Irene Pauline Wanda and Lockie Craig.
Recently burned soldiers include Tom Short of Mountain Grove, Al fred Rushing, Charles Brazeal, Sherman Borders, Horace Blazer, Walter Lee, Isaac Martin, Larkin Turner, Clint Webb, George Farris, John Worshb urn, R. J. Pearl, Everen Todd, Corbett Emerson, Dave Monday.
H W Jenssen president of Mountain Grove creamery and C C Shafer Carthage branch manager visited Nevda last week to confer with the Chamber of Commerce board of directors about establishing a creamery there.
In Mansfield on Saturday Rev. P. Davis announced Antioch church plans a Memorial Day service to honor soldier boys.
Rev. P. Davis reports his two sons have received army discharge papers and returned home Joseph Napoleon Davis served a year overseas and Charles Eli Davis also completed service returning to family duties together with their hometown support and pride.
An old advertisement warns against pig constipation and a lazy liver, urging farmers to use B. A. Thomas' Hog Powder as a laxative tonic and worm expeller from H. M. Norcross. The tone mimics a period ad promoting veterinary health remedies.
On May 11, 1919 the Mansfield Baptist church held a baptism on Joe Lee Dennis farm with twelve youths symbolically washing away sin. Since Rev Ritzinger began leading the Mansfield and Hartville churches there have been 32 additions, 24 funerals, and 12 marriages. The church has nearly doubled its giving and approved a salary increase for the pastor as the Ritzingers win community support and look forward to many years of service.
A Missouri writer shares news of letters, farming days, and family visits. He describes tractors, horses, and night chores, plus trips to Nora Springs and Rudd. He notes church, a reunion, church supper, and a look at local shops, with updates on kin and farming plans.
A drug store ad promotes a large trial bottle of a sand based skin tonic for blackheads eczema and rough skin. It claims to clear complexion and offers a 50 cent trial bottle.
Two Duroc Jersey boars aged 14 years and 1 year. Household and kitchen furniture include two bureaus two lounges two stand tables six dining chairs a dining table a bedstead with springs and mattress a small heating stove two feather beds four pillows a 14 by 14 Brussels rug a saddle. Terms require cash on sums up to ten dollars and on larger sums nine months with bankable note at four percent interest from date. No goods to be removed until terms are complied with.
Sheriff Sanders and wife drove through to Jefferson City with three prisoners Archie Robertson Ollie and Slin Gerth of Ozark County. They visited the new capitol escorted by Wool Creek, toured the prison, chapel and playground, and observed pond views on the trip with no accidents.
At a recent Masonic gathering in Mountain Grove plans were laid to hold a public tie in Chaitin Park on St John Day Tuesday June 24. Invitations were extended to all Masonic members and local friends with prominent Knights Templar attending and a substantial dinner planned.
Miss Muriel McClain and Ann Brayerton wed in a small April ceremony at the Wa Kiki hie of Rev and Mrs Wood Westervelt. The lawn setting boasted white asters and ferns while Jasmine framed the white orchid adorned ceremony. The bride wore white georgette and satin, escorted by Mrs Helen McClain, with a reception that followed. The couple plan to reside in Albany New York.
Weather outlook for Loewohewer indicates unsettled conditions with morning clouds and a chance of light rain. Temperatures will range from cool lows to mild highs and winds from the west.
Py VTE Riden leaves Hartville amid dental work. Local officials report the petition seeks relocation of the practitioner and outlines new practice arrangements. Public records show no further details on the move.
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