County Seat News Spotlight On Local Happenings At County Seat
The approaches to the bridge east of town near completion and will soon open for public use. Attorney E B Garner returns from North Missouri after attending the Grand Lodge. Howe Steele his wife and son Tom depart for Springfield and Omrk. Mrs Bettive Adams and children arrive to visit her father Judge Cottengim. L O Nieder of Mansfield settles the Manear estate in the prelate court. Memorial sermons given by Rev D F Ellis and Rev Anderson at the M E church. Prof Hugh Mott visits with his parents M F Mott and wife. Prof J A McKinley sells his residence to G W Harris and plans to move to Springfield for the State Normal. Lee Farmer returns from National University St Louis to spend vacation. Guy Jackson travels to St Louis for a few weeks with his brother Owen F. E Creaser and W E Kirk take a business trip to Mansfield. Miss Susie Thompson Oklahoma and Miss Lizzie Van Noy Norwood visit George Murrell and wife. Uncle Marie Gorman suffers another stroke but recovers enough to move about. The appointment of G W Summers as postmaster has been sent to the senate and is expected to be confirmed in June. Prof Marshall Carter leaves to Springfield to pursue the State Normal superintendency. Mrs R F Adams visits Eldon. James Owens of Char ks Creek attends county seat business. Mrs J H Prophet travels to Minnesota to visit her ill brother Joe. Prof Doren of Norwood seeks superintendent position here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Thompson
Oklahoma
Lizzie van Noy
Norwood
George Murrell
Marie Gorman
G.W. Summers
Senate
Marriage Licenses for Lonzo Palmer and Lydia Keith
Mansfield residents Lonzo Palmer and Lydia L Keith obtain a marriage license. Also listed are Newt E Rutherford of Norwood and Nada Pennington of Denlow in connection with the licensing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Palmer and
Lydia L. Keith
Mansfield
Newt E. Rutherford
Norwood
Nada Pennington
Denlow
Old Resident Henry Woody Visits Bakeraville Friend C.V. Ashworth
Henry Woody of Bakeraville Arkansas, a former Wright county resident, is visiting C. V. Ashworth and other friends. He came from Tennessee years ago before the town and railroad were established, and lived for a time on Route 3, four miles east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woody
Bakeraville
Ark
C.V. Ashworth
Mr. Woody
Wright County
Tennessee
Park Improvement Push Delays Until Funds Arrive
The park improvement project will start when all materials arrive. Work proceeds day by day and will continue until the Young Men's Business Club funds are exhausted, after which additional money will be raised to finish the project.
Dawson Dottings Health News and Local Relocations
Health is very good here Miss Lillie Garlick closed 4 L months term at Eulis school house Monday and left for Springfield to attend the Normal. Miss Dollie Gaither left for Hartford to spend the summer with her brother. Miss Florence Griffith spent weekend with cousins Misses Ina and Ada. G W Cloyd runs his grist mill at Dawson. C Lathrem and Ernest Gaddis went to Springfield for the Normal School. LP Griffith and family visited Melvin Brook Sunday. Uncle Ben Brook captured a swarm of bees last week. Mrs John Bear, who fell and nearly broke her arm, is able to be out again. Misses Lena Hyde, Florence Griffith, Oscar Hyde and Eli Mutsell visited Siamon Brook Sunday. Friends of Mrs James Smith gave her a birthday surprise. Monthly report of Friendship Sunday school for May shows varying attendance and collections. Friendship Baptist Elyurels meets the third Saturday in Eich on the at TV Alm. and Sunday 11 ow and 7380 pom Rey, WLS, Griffith, pastor. Sunday school each Sunday at 10:00 a m, R Wilsabeck, superintendent. Prayer meeting each Sunday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Garlick
Eulis
Springfield
G. W. Cloyd
Dawson C
James Smith
Young Men's Business Club Discusses Town Progress
The Mansfield Young Men's Business Club met Tuesday to review park improvements good roads and upcoming events. A July 1 banquet might be arranged with next regular meeting on June 3 to decide. Emphasizes farmer and town interests and active enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Business Club
Mansfield
Dog license tax notice requires payment to city treasurer
The Tags and Dog license have now been received. All dog owners should call on Mr. James Coday, city treasurer, at Fuson's Drug Store, to pay the tax and procure the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coday
Fuson
Fair Circuit Dates Set for Missouri Towns
Fair circuit arranged listing events at Cabool Mansfield Ava Mountain Grove Hartville with performances spanning September through October across multiple days in each location. The schedule shows dates from September 16 to 20 in Cabool, September 24 to 27 in Mansfield, October 1 to 4 in Ava, October 6 to 11 in Mountain Grove, and October 14 to 18 in Hartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabool
Mansfield
Ava—Occtoler
Mountain Grove
Hartville
Socialist Meeting in Mansfield to Feature Julian A Fox
Julian A. Fox of Springfield state organizer for the Socialist party will speak in Mansfield on Wednesday June 4 at 7 30 p m. Ladies invited and public welcome admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian A. Fox
Springfield
Socialist Party
Mansfield
Grand Jury indictments and records report in Hartville
The Grand Jury at the April term returned 22 indictments and sent extensive information to Prosecuting Attorney J. B. Garer. It appointed a committee to inspect county records and adopted the report on public records. The paper plans a future statement on Sheriff Wood tax land sale and notes the editor was chosen to check this part of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
J. B. Garer
Sheriff Wood
Hartville Democrat
Mansfield High to hold May 17 commencement program
The Mansfield High School commencement will be held Saturday evening May 17. Ten graduates form the class. attorney Charles W. Evans of Hartville will deliver the class address on The Two Trails. Professor J. A. Hylton has led the school the past three years. The back of the program reads Class 1913 and is described as inlaid with genuine pearl. Invitations came from the Mansfield Mirror office and are praised as beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield High School
Chas W. Evans
Hartville
J. A. Hylton
Hartville Democrat
Mansfield Mirror
Young goes to prison for two years in forged note case
E. E. Young, promoter of the Missouri Arkansas and Gulf Railroad, withdrew his appeal to the Supreme Court and will be sent to the penitentiary for a two year term dating from December 10, 1912. He was convicted of forging the name of Karl Kimmel of Lecovia as surety on a $100 note given Lucy Sturgeon, with additional similar accusations noted by the Rolla Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke, Young
Missouri, Arkansas and Gulf Railroad
Supreme Court
Young
Karl Kimmel
Lecovia
Lucy Sturgeon
Rolla Times
Remarkable Engineering Feat in Los Angeles Water Supply
The city of Los Angeles completed a gigantic aqueduct bringing water 235 miles from the Sierra Nevada across desert and mountains to serve 400,000 residents. The Mirror promises a detailed story on the feat on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Sierra Nevada Mountains
The
Mirror
Cure For Stomach Disorders Tablets Ad
Stomach disorders may be avoided by Chamberlain's Tablets with many remarkable cures reported. Sold by all dealers.
Odd Fellows confer third degree on Frank Smalley
The Odd Fellows conferred the third degree on Frank Smalley Saturday evening and appointed him R. 8. N, G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Frank Smalley
Ad All Day Singing At No 1i School House
An all day singing session is set for Sunday June 29 at the No 1i school house. Everyone is cordially invited to attend and join in the communal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1i
Frisco Kart Hound West Round Rail Schedule
Frisco karthound west round numbers 101 102 105 1 241 40 and rail times listed 6 08 am 9 49 am 6 16 pm 11 30 am 12 45 pm with 240 241 designated as local freights
Ava Manafield Mangfield New Jobs Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ava Manafield Mangfield and newness jobs with unclear timing. The text references a.m. and p.m. slots and appears to signal a job posting or schedule with unspecified details. Further context needed to identify exact entities and meaning.
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C. W Evans
A. M. Curtis
Curtis & Evans Attorneys
Missouri
Mertts
Rap -Orthern
Sena
Heen Seed CO
Bockford
Illim
Birmingham
Frisco
Iste
Waa
Albert 8. Cook
Yale Univ
SRI
G. &C. Merriam Company
Mass
Whitaker Fruit and Stock Farm
Alex Salisbury
County Seat News
E.b.garner
North
C. F. Grand Lodge
Howe Steee
Tom
Omrk
Mrs. Steele
L.O. Nieder
Manear
D. F. Ellis
Anderson
G.A. R
M. E
Hugh Mott
M. PF. Mott
J. A. McKinley
G. W. Harris
State
Lee Farmer
National University
St. Louis
Guy Jackson
Owen
F. E. Creaser
W. E. Kirk
Marshall Carter
R. F. Adams
Eldon
James Owens
Chairks Creek
J.h.prophet
Minnesota
Joe
Doren
J. C. Carter
T. F. Lenhart
George G. Murrell
Courts of
South Side Square
Stone H Bratreal
R.A. M
Royal Arch
C A. Strerness
N.N. Nicuons
N. J. Craig Mansfield
Allen & Craig
Farmers & Merchants Bank
L.C. Nieder
Freeman, Miller Co
Mansfield, Mo
Clarence Smalley
G. A
Beat Laundry
Mansfield Millinery
O.h.jury
Mansfield R.F.D
Dawson Dottings
Attor
Ilorence Grifith
Misses Ina and
Ada Rool
John Bear
Lena Hyde
Florence Griffith
Oscar Hyde
Eli Mutsell
Siamon Brook
Cense and
Tig. Adv
City Board
J.C. Carter
N. N. Nichols
Notary Public
Ollee
Ehurt
G.S. Ross
Fanny D. Stewart
Corscetiere
Ava
Stanton Twins
Eleanor M. Ingram
McCall's
the Fashion Authority
McCall
McCale
Hiotiainda of
Delle
M. LL
McGa Sls
McCcall'h
McCall Company
Weil 37Th St
New York
Bott
Mel Alt
Swonder Welt
Dation Berg
the State Fair
Sedalia
Grand Jury
J. C
Manafield
Mangfield
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