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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
3
The Mansfield Mirror announces subscriptions priced at $1.00 per year in advance. Public notices appear Thursday in the Opera House Block, West Side Square. Telephone 138. All advertisements run until ordered discontinued.
Mayor GS Turney, Clerk Silken SW, Treasurer James Coday, Attorney Nod Craig, Marshal Roe Strong, Health Officer Dr A Buson, Street Commissioner Roe Strong, Aldermen James Coday, J O Minemean, W Cullington, Jd A Puson, Freeman J Connell. meeting set for the second Monday evening each month.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church schedules preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday led by Rev. Joseph Davis. Sunday school convenes each Sunday at 9 30 a m with G Wehreeman as superintendent.
Rev. RL Carnet pastor preaches every second Saturday evening and Sunday with Sunday School each Sunday at 4 45 am. W E Pullington superintendent leads Baptist Young Peoples Union meeting every Sunday evening with A Stephens as president.
Preaching services held every first and third Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Reverend J. J. Wolfe is the pastor. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 6:45 a.m. with A. Hylton serving as superintendent.
The Church of Christ led by Minister W. H. Anderson invites all to attend preaching each first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening. Bible school at 10 a m on Sundays includes Bible study and prayer meeting on Thursdays. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoons. Everybody welcome.
About 40 Mansfield High School alumni met at Mayor G Burney's home for an Friday May 15 gathering. After invocation and welcome, the event featured music, class roll calls, letters from absentees, and initiation of 12 1914 members. A donkey procession to Stone Williams restaurant preceded speeches and a banquet, with officers elected for the coming year: President Geo J Freenan, Vice President Chas Newton, Secretary Nora Riley, Treasurer Bertha Miller.
County court allocates 95 dollar premium for top corn yield per acre in Wright County for 1914. entrants under eighteen must register by June 30 and contest closes November 15. judges appointed by county court. boys receive their coin back after contest.
Effort to organize a Camp of the Boys of Woodcraft in the city under the Th. QO. W. national order. Open to boys aged 10 to 18 with membership details, insurance, and drills, charter list at Cash Mercantile. Committee includes Dr. F. H. Riley Otto Brenting er and Joe Williams. total cost about 100.
Pocket cash register described as an additive subtractor you wear on a chain fob. Promoter Nitrouneé Mra. Co. invites readers to send 60 cents to 925 Tithe Guaranty Building in St. Louis Missouri for delivery.
Farmers urged to switch from Old Line Insurance to Wright Co Mutual at actual cost. Recent rates show 25 cents per $100 annually over the last three years. Contact J. L. Jackson secretary in Mt. Grove Missouri for details.
Advertises interest in an oil field with a free book offer by Josep H. Boon. Mentions a warranty deed and a $15 price. Names businesses Mansfield Hotel Puson's Drug Store Mansfield Drug Co Stone Williams and Steve Yates as sellers or advertisers.
Cheerful Valley reports Red Wing visits with Mr Black and neighbors keeping Mrs Case company during illness. Luzine names, church services, and local doings detail visits, farming plans, driving outings, and social calls across the community, culminating in a mention of Ashley Sunday and Red Wing sign-off.
Indigestion and loss of appetite are claimed to improve with Electric Bitters a spring tonic for liver kidney and stomach troubles. A testimonial notes Mr T D Peeble’s stomach relief exceeded other medicines. Sold for 50c to 1 at druggists. Bucklen’s Aroha Salve mentioned for eczema.
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