On Route No 2 Weather and Local Happenings
Friday afternoon visits among Zella, Alva Letsinger and neighbors. An accident Sunday left Hogan Williams with a broken rib after a tree fall. he improved after treatment. Other entries note visits, a cousin seen after 25 years, a straw berry picking trip, a poisoned face and slow recovery of Mrs Dennis. Local mills, housing, and social calls fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan Williams
James Letsinger
R. M. Rogers
Harley Stout
J. W. Edwards
Drue Turner
Vis
Good Alfalfa News From Bryant Farm Visit
GOOD ALFALFA P.H. and Sid McCrue of near Bryant visited Saturday and added his name to our reader list. He delivered alfalfa to the office, four acres now in first cutting yielding about a ton per acre. Some stems exceed three feet, high quality alfalfa. He believes the Ozarks will grow fine alfalfa and plans to add four more acres next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.H
Sid McCrue
Near
Bryant
Ozarks
McCrie
Ava's Third Bank to Open Monday
Ava's third bank prepares to begin operations Monday as the new building nears completion. The facility's near finish suggests imminent service, with plans announced for customer access and anticipated opening procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava's Third Bank
Two Good Concerts by Mansfield Juvenile and Concert Bands
The Juvenile Band of Mansfield made their first public appearance in an open air park concert Saturday. Under W S Slater they are now right good players and the concert was pleasant. The Mansfield Concert Band also gave an excellent evening performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
W.S. Slater
Douglas County records face examination by experts
Missouri lawmakers passed a measure to examine county records. Douglas County now hosts three expert examiners from Jefferson City, with Sherman W. Brown leading petitions that gathered SOC signatures in three weeks. Taney County may follow, and other counties likely will as the first formal county records audit in Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Missouri
Douglas
Jefferson City
Sherman W. Brown
Brown
Taney County
Douglas County
Route No 3 Special Correaporden Reports Local Happenings
The column notes invites to London and Mansfield with mentions of a free pass via Jericho and a trip to New Jerusalem on Wood's Fork. It reports good health, dry weather, and a rain need, plus real estate sale of J R Deckard's farm for 12000 to M A Blankenship of Cameron. It covers Sunday preaching at Antioch, attendees from Seymour and Mansfield, Miss Pearl Mackey’s attire, and a weekend round of social visits and marriages on Route 3. A party of 17 Mansfield youths fished at Cedar Gap lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mansfield
Jericho
Daisy
New Jerusalem
Wood's Fork
Antrim
J. D.kelly
J.R. Deckard
M.A. Blankenship
Cameron
Antioch
Seymour
Pearl Mackey
Ben Bartley
J. R. Deckard
Edna
Springfield
Jewell Hoover
Bessie Turner
Flora
Zella McClellan
The City Beautiful plants in park by Dr Riley
Dr F H Riley obtained city permission to seed grass and create four flower beds in the city park at his own expense. He plants elephant canvas and other park flowers and urges public aid to protect them from dogs and mischievous acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Riley
Hag
Injury to Lilly at depot blinds left eye.
A hot cinder from a railroad engine at the K. C. O. S. depot last week struck D. H. Lilly proprietor of Lilly's Restaurant in the left eye, destroying sight. Dr J A Fuson removed the cinder but eyesight is thought permanently destroyed. The community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Lilly
Lilly’s
J. A. Fuson
Mr. Lilly
Palmer and Keiths Wed in Mansfield Ceremony
Lonzo Palmer and Lydia L Keith of Mansfield united in marriage at the home of Mrs Brentlinger with Rev Joseph Davis of the Cumberland Presbyterian church officiating. They will reside in Coker and receive Mirror congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Palmer
Lydia L. Keith
Mansfield
Brentlinger
Joseph Davis
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Coker
Forty Acre Reduced Property Near Mansfield Mo
Must be sold a 40 acre tract six miles southeast of Mansfield with poor improvements a log cabin about ten acres cultivated and the rest in timber There is spring and fruit trees in a good neighborhood with a school and church within a mile Call at once on W C owner Mansfield Hotel for price details H G Walton wife and daughter of Seymour were in town for dental work with Dr F H Riley Miss Walton had been attending Springfield school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
W.C
Mansfield Hotel
H.G. Walton
Seymour
F. H. Riley
Miss Walton
Springfield
Memorial address at M E church by Rev W W Ramsey
The Hartville Democrat reports Rev W W Ramsey of Mountain Grove delivered an excellent memorial address at the M E church on Sunday afternoon with a good audience. Cecil Brazeal accepted the bookkeeper position for D J Sanders Lumber Co at this place. Corrections are noted for court reporting. Johnson Ellia were paid 50 cents for supplies and W I Creer 164 dollars for waiting on court, corrected to court fees and expenses. Ava Enterprise editor E W Campbell, Sherman W Brown and Orville Bunyard visited Mountain Grove. Bunyard becomes Ava buyer for the Mountain Grove creamery, succeeding Brown as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ramsey
Mountain Grove
M.E
Cecil Brazeal
D. J. Sanders Lumber Co
Johnson & Ellia
W. I. Creer
Hartville Democrat
E.W. Campbell
Ava Enterprise
Sherman W. Brown
Orville Bunyard
Ava
Mr. Bunyard
Mr. Brown
Enterprise
Band concert in the park program lineup
A 4 p.m. Saturday band concert in the park invites all. The program features Progressive America by H C Miller, May Flowers Medley Overture by A M Lawrens, Twilight Echoes Serenade by H C Miller, plus multiple marches and waltzes including Rifle Rangers March and Arcadia Overture by A M Lawrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miller
A. M. Lawrens
George Rosencrance
K. L King
Rifle Rangers
KL. King
K.L. King
King
Local residents buy farm near Mansfield
D. W. Callicott and wife of Rolendale Mississippi purchased a farm east of town and plan to move next year. They are welcomed to Mansfield and thanked with a year’s Mirror subscription. Mrs. Dean of Grand Junction Colorado arrived due to her brother W F Buckey’s illness and accompanied Buckey’s family to Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Callicott
Rosedale
Miss
Mansfield
the Mirror
Dean
Grand Junction
Colo
W.F. Buckey
Mr. Buckey
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zella and
Alva Letsinger
Lewis ‘Lotzenhizer
George Brewer
Grandma Williams
Geo. Brentlinger
Paul Williams
Amos Roy
Win Wilder
Bessie Grissom
Mrs. Dennis
Ozark Land
Farmers and Merchants Bank
L. W. Shinpaugh
W. T. Norcross
Norcross
THE
Mansfield Mirror
Black Publishing CO
A. Black
W. A. Black
Mansfeld
Wseevondsclamn Mitter
Opera
S. S. Bertram
Jake Howard
Frank Borders
Will Paxton
Pea Ridge
Will Kelley
Hartville
C. R. Mink
Cedar Gap
Palmer
Keith
W. B. Fullington
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