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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
4
Names and movements of residents visiting relatives and towns in Missouri including Hartville Willow Springs Joplin Bryant Spring field Conway and nearby regions. Promotions for dairy products vacuum tubes strawberries crates a piano sale and a Royal Neighbors update. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for sprains with pricing listed.
All business houses are requested to close from 10:80 a m to 00 in Tuesday May South 1422 in honor of the departed soldiers J E Craig Mavor.
The next regular Teachers' Examination for Wright County teachers will be held in the High School building at Harteille on June 2. The subjects will be given in the regular order. Work will begin promptly at 6:00 each day.
Miss Jey Kinworthy left Saturday night for Oklahoma. Miss Haswell of Joplin visits her parents Mr and Mrs H M Haswell. G W Tripp and family attended church at Pleasant Valley. Miss Jewel Tarbutton stayed with Clyde Tarbutton. Visitors to Mrs J R Pools included G W Tripp and daughters Lela and Vivien Jewel Terbutton and Helen Shinpaugh. Mr and Mrs Miles visited 8 L Hensley Sunday. Chirley Myers as wife visited Bu Williams Sunday.
For every purjo so for which a liniment is usually applied the modern remedy Liquid Borozone will do the work more quickly, more thoroughly and more pleasant. Price 30.00 and $1.20. Bold by all Druggists.
A hungry diner complained to a waiter about how he ordered his steak. The patron joked he would have ordered it by mail a month in advance. Social notes mention Mr and Mrs Snyder visiting Mr and Mrs Brentlinger on Tuesday evening and other local calls. Dr LG Brentlinger dined with Geo Miller, Frank Barlow reported ill, Cecil Letsinger and Gene Clark returned to Ava to resume school.
Geo W Arnall offers machine work and farm repair in Mansfield. Services include sharpening disks and plow points at 25 cents each, welding any weldable item but straight tooth gears, and repair of all kinds of farm machinery.
Misses Nelle and Ruth Dennis and Van Dennis of Mtn Grove are visiting relatives here.
We had a good rain Tuesday. Mrs. W. B. Gobble, Merton and Clifford, and Noy Huey were in Mansfield Saturday. Will Greenwood and wife visited J. E. Greenwood and wife.
A vintage advertisement touts S S S as a blood purifier that claims to rebuild blood cells, reduce hollow cheeks and thin limbs, and smooth wrinkles. It promises clearer skin and a plumper, healthier appearance by nourishing the blood-cell factory with guaranteed ingredients.
An old cautionary ad copy warns calomel as dangerous causing cramps salivation and liver shocks. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable alternative that cleanses the liver without sickness and can be given to children.
Harley Stout and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dennis and Bi ward, and Elsie Crider attended Ollan Pope's sale Thursday. Paul Williams and wife and three children, Howard, Audrey and Vao were at W O. Williams Sunday to a surprise dinner. Miss Louise Dennis visited her grandparents, J. W. Edwards and wife Thursday. Mrs. J. W. Edwards was very 41 Sunday, and the DJ was called. We are glad to report that abe is much better now. Mr. Dave Crider is still on The sick list. There is not much improvement Elsie Crider and Forest Den nis were at J. W. Edwards, Mon day.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as mildly effective laxatives with a gentle action. It claims the remedy improves bad breath poor appetite and low spirits and that one or two doses will help. Sold by all druggists with price listed.
Mrs Harmie Williams visited her parents last week and Miss Lorella Christy spent Sunday night with her sister Mrs Corella Greenwood. The Embroidery Club met with Mrs Sam Gart. Arthur Greenwood spent Thursday with his brother and wife Will Greenwood. This is his first day away from home in months. Christian Endeavor will meet at 7 10 next Sunday night at the Macomb Methodist Church led by Mrs J E Greenwood. Dont forget to be there on time SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mrs. D Williams of Route 6 Springfield describes relief from back weakness nervousness and headaches after taking Cardus. She reports improved sleep strength and overall health with her doctor noting progress, and says thousands of women have found relief. Cardul is advertised as a remedy for womanly ailments and is sold everywhere.
C E program leader Marie Norcross outlines the group’s purpose with Matthew 25 scripture. Blanches Alcorn Ulis Cantrell Ula Alcorn Herman Williams and others respond on topics from church aid, literature, pledge, prayer meeting, quiet hour, and Christ lessons through society. All members should participate or arrange a substitute.
A public sale will be held at my place two miles south of Cedar Gippon Bryant Creek and four hundred twenty four miles west of Mansfield. The notice provides auction location but lacks date and seller details.
Friday, June 2nd, 22 sale describes one team of 4 year old males, multiple cows with calves, Jersey cattle, hens, chicks, farm tools, and household items. Terms require cash under 10 dollars and credit on larger sums with 9 month note at 8 percent interest. No feeds may be removed until terms are met.
Macomb area residents attend all day singing at Prairie Hollow and musical events at J P Doyles and Chas Schicher s. Local families visit, host, and travel to California and nearby towns while cows are tested and fields are mowed.
Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Susan W. Burney, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Wright County Missouri. All claims must be exhibited within one year from the grant date or be barred. George S. Burrey is the executor. The seal of the court is affixed on May 13, 1922.
The document lists ownership and management details for Mantel Mirror Mansfield Missouri. Oliver B Davis and Nannie J Davis are owners with his title as editor and publisher. Bondholders include W A Black Alma E Black C S Algire Oliver B Waris. Notary public A Stephens swears to the statement dated May 24 1022 with a commission expiring August 27 1025.
A citizens meeting is called for Wednesday May 8 at 7 30 p m at the Methodist church. Held under the Anti Saloon League of Missouri banner it is a union meeting inviting all churches and non members who support Prohibition enforcement. District superintendent A B Baldridge will speak. You are invited.
The college announces a June 5 start for a highly promising summer term. High school graduates with a full business course are sought as employers regularly visit for top candidates. The program offers affordable education with strong job prospects and notes opportunities for at least 100 girls to work for room and board.
R L Martin of Cabool Missouri testifies that after persistent back and kidney pain a single box of Doan’s Kidney Pills cured him. He reports lasting relief and no further need for a kidney remedy since his original endorsement. The ad notes 60 cents at dealers and is produced by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Missionary gathering led by Sylvia Brown with Bible quiz by Tennie Gilleland opens with prayer by Nellie Tool and Scripture Reading by Josh Seals. Sections cover Mexico history resources and education with references to leaders and speakers including Fay Stevens Freeda Gh st Mary Smith and Merl Cole. The program mentions Southern Baptist missions in Mexico and multiple speakers such as H A Smith John Brazeal Minnie Dean and Sylvia Braz al Duet.
Ambitious youths may enroll in a special summer term beginning June 6 at Draughon's Business College in Springfield Missouri. Write for particulars.
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