Mansfield News Bits and Local Ads Bulletin
Old papers note W F Shortridge of Macomb visited Mansfield Saturday and Jack Brazen built a new residence there. The Mansfield Hotel offers Sunday dinners for 35 cents and Thelma Rose Artist Co. performs at the Opera House November 8. Various locals subscribe, buy, or sell, including R N Ferren new subscriber and others donating to Mirror. The community advertises services, weddings, concerts, and upcoming events with names like Elsie Nichols, John Eldridge, Mrs Carnall, Hilsabeck, and E Lugexanbeal.
Tax Collector Notice for Pleasant Valley Township Ward B Hitchcock
Tax collector John A. Denn states that Ward B Hitchcock keeps a copy of the tax books and will serve as agent, similar to Noah Nichols in the past, for taxpayers convenience in Pleasant Valley Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Township
Ward B.hitchcock
Angle Noah Nichols
John A. Denn
On the Route No. 2 Local Notes of Praire Hollow
Special Corresponde reports on residents moving in Praire Hollow. John Short and wife relocate on the Rinda Brazeal place. Marie Letsinger and wife welcome a new boy. many visits, church attendance, and social calls across nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Short
Rinda Brazeal Place
Prairie Hollow
Halo sighting diagram by John Hazen in Springfield
John Hazen son of Weather Forecaster John Hazen declares the halo around the sun seen last Saturday from about eleven o clock to one o clock was the most beautiful phenomenon he had ever witnessed. He has drawn a diagram of the halo to accompany the Springfield experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
John Hazen
John 8. Hazen
Prairie Hollow News Notes and Local Happenings
Winter has not arrived yet as Prairie Hollow records an 8 pound boy born to Marie Letsinger and her husband on Wednesday evening. The community reports a Halloween party at Robt Freeman’s and various visits among residents including Mrs John Cline of Hope Kansas. A Roy schoolhouse meeting and church services led by Rev Des Bois near Ava are noted. Local anecdotes mention livestock, fruit hauling, and neighborly calls as residents gauge weekly life in late October.
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Marie Letsinger
Poly
John Cline
Ellen
Hope
Kansas
R. W.starne
Roy
Rev
Des Bois
the Saints Church
Ava
I. M. Roy
E.E. Marshalls
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Mansfield Juniors
Juniors of Mansfield high school were entertained by seniors and Prof J A Hylton and wife at Miss Corrine Hitchcock's home Friday evening. All appeared masked and the house displayed autumn foliage with Hallowe'en and school colors. Various games were played and refreshments served to a large group. Hosts praised as jolly and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield High School
J. A. Hylton
Corrine Hitchcock
Hallowe'en
Corrine
Church Organized Revival At G A R Hall
Evangelist W H Anderson of the Christian church leads a revival in the G A R hall with a large town chorus and nightly special music. A Bible school will organize next Sunday at 10 am, and preaching at 11 am on The Church of Christ and 7 pm on The Name.
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G. A. R. Hall
W.h.anderson
The
Christian Church
Church of Christ
Special Sunday Dinner at Mansfield Hotel Ady
Mansfield Hotel offers a special Sunday dinner for 35 cents. Ady features a limited time menu with classic courses and a focus on value for patrons seeking a modest dining option.
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Mansfield Hotel
Mansfield
Ady
Route Notes From Spence Township Gossip
Saturday night return of Miss Dena Shreeve to Kansas City after visiting her grandfather. Everett Spence and wife move from New Grove to the Caloute old Stipp farm. Ernie Cripped takes Charles Royal’s place with Mr Short. Claude Smith visits Ula Findley. B F Soone and Miss Vida Coday visit his sister Mrs John Frye. Earl and Virgil Anderson and wives spent at their father John Anderson’s. Telephone meeting at Spence school Tuesday. Moberly buys a new buggy and gathers belongings. Spence school resumes after heavy snow. Ashley church holds preaching every fourth Sunday and singing on second, fourth, and fifth Sundays.
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Tom Dethridge
Geo. Brentlinger
John Brentlinger
S. J
Everett Spence
New Grove
Caloute Place
Stipp Farm
Ernie Cripped
Charles Royal
Earl
Virgil Anderson
John Anderson
Ruby
Ollie Frye
Mabel
Mildred Anderson
Spence School
Moberly
Kansas City
Jim Frye
Mr. Moberly
Ozark Farmers Week At Mountain Grove Meeting Remains Open
Ozark Farmers Week invites county farmers poultry raisers fruit growers and dairymen to Mountain Grove on November 13 14 and 15 for lectures by educators from the College of Agriculture University State Normal Springfield and state stations. Educational exhibits from the State Poultry and Fruit Experiment Stations and dairy displays will be shown. Contact C T Patterson Secretary Mountain Grove Mo for premium lists or program details.
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Ozark Farmers Meeting
Mountain Grove
Missouri
State Fruit Experiment Station
State Poultry Experiment Station
College of Agriculture and University
State Normal School
Springfield
State Poultry and
State Fruit Experiment Stations
C. T. Patterson
Ozark Farmers Week
Husband buys wife's millinery store in bankruptcy sale
L. D. Pool, husband of Mrs. Pool of Hartville, bought her stock of millinery goods and accounts in the business through Judge Argus Cox as trustee for creditors. Sale price was 220.75 dollars. Mrs. Pool was granted leave to amend her schedule to include exceptions. A later hearing will address the matter. Springfield Leader.
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L. D. Pool
Pleasant church notes and local visit roundup
Special correspondence from Mount Pleasant reports Archie Wilcox taking Mary and Clara Oetting to Douglas county for a visit Friday. Tom Cook and Earl Howland left Missouri Friday night while Frank Dennis and Raymond Smith started to High Point Friday night but returned partway. Singing was well attended Saturday evening. Barney Smith visited Will Hight Sunday. Houston Smith stayed a night with Roy Buckles. Snowday school was well attended. The saw mill moved from Gid Dennis farm to Mr Oberholser farm this week. Miss Zena Smith visited Miss Rucy Dennis, who is sick with mumps. Mrs. Etta Buckles is on the sick list. Rev. J. E. Seal went to Green Mountain Sunday to engage in meetings. Will Hensley visited Gid Dennis Saturday night and Sunday. Mesdames Sikes and Dennis called on Mrs. Etta Buckles Thursday evening. Fine weather enjoyed by all. Preaching at Mt Pleasant church every second Saturday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. J. A. Nevels, Pastor.
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L. M. Roy
Amos Roy
John Robertson
Mr. Barlow
Wm. Roy
Ona
Gladys Letsinger
James
Ethel Dethridge
Roy School
Arthur Dry
Seymour
Esther Starne
High Point
Hallowe'en
Tom Cook
Earl Howland
Missouri
Frank Dennis
Raymond Smith
Zena Smith
Rucy Dennis
Etta Buckles
J. E. Seal
Green Mountain
Enarge
Will Hensley
Gid Dennis
Special Sale at Fullington's for Christmas Bargains
Adv W B Funninaton announces a special sale running until Christmas with 9x112 Saxon Axminster Rug priced at 18 dollars and all other rugs in proportion. Special furniture prices offered, inviting customers to view stock and compare prices for genuine bargains in the furniture line. Remember, special prices until Christmas.
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Fullington’s
Adv. W. B. Funninaton’s
Hunting Ban Imposed on W R Snort Farm
The notice prohibits all persons from hunting, shooting or trapping on the farm owned by W R Snort L A Short A P Morse Dive Turner J M Thirkield and G W Miner. The text mentions a 5 percent weekly fee for added name inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Snort L. A. Short
A. P. Morse
J.M. Thirkield
G. W. Miner
Highland Park Air Dome Ready For Evenings
The Air Dome and gymnasium at Highland Park is lit and heated and will be open Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. All who enjoy healthful and pleasurable amusements are invited. Admittance five cents. Adv
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Highland Park
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during our father and husband’s illness and death. Special thanks to the Royal Neighbors for the floral offering. Mrs. Chas. S. Ross and children.
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Chas. S
Ross
Riley Duo Goes to Springfield for Mysterious Garden Prep
Du F H Riley and his wife travel to Springfield to choose music and paraphernalia for the Mysterious Garden entertainment to be staged at the opera house in December. The pair aims to finalize items ahead of the December show.
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F. H. Riley
J.A. Fuson
Springfield
Southwest Missouri Medical Association
Opera House
F.h.riley
Ady
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Gale
W. F. Shortridge of
Macomb
Jack Brazen
Elsie Nichola
Kansans City
John Eldridge
Mirror
Embroidery Club
Fred Carnall
R.n.ferren
Mansfield Auto Transfer Co
M. L. Andrews
Bryant
Charles Miller
C. L. Beach
Adv
Thelma Rose Artist Company
John Rogers
R. R. Wariner
Adv Hillabeck
Thelma Rose Artist Co
Garden Theatre of
E. E. Lugeanbeal
Thelma Rose
Conley
Roy Handy
C.P. Ladies Aid Society
Eliza Peters
S. Hertram
Fordland
Mr. Bertram
Fordland Hotel
Joseph Davis
Phillipsburg
C. P. Church
B. A. Britain
M.f.weat
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lebanon
J. A. Hynton
R. M. Rogers
B.E. Latimer
Hartville
A.B. Christie
Brazeal
Baptist Church
C.m.tate
Richville
Tate
N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
Raymond Pierson
Mansfield, Mo
Vernon Deaver
Geo
Chas Brentlinger
Lela Cole
Manefield
Mise Leota Brentlinger
J.W. Edwards
Woll Creek
Paul Williams
Verr Williams
Jason Hight
Geo. Miller
G. W. Brentlinger
Drue Turner’s
Charlie Brentlinger
Ward Nall
G. W. Brewer
Eudora Barlow
John Robinson's
Jay Dennis
Old Stone Place
Mr. Veit
Barlow's
Manatfield
Rev. Anderson
J. A. Riley
A. L. Foote
Ward B. Hitchcock
A.l.miller
Rose Gilmore
Deer Trail
Colo
Fayette
Iowa
Beyant
Robt. Freeman
Ceith Letsinger
Bill Letsinger
Hallowe'en Party
Ashley Church
Ozark Farmers’ Week
Mount Pleasant
Archie Wilcox
Mary
Clara Oetting
Douglas County
Frank Cook
Barney Smith
Will Hight
Houston Smith
Roy Buckles
Mr.Oberholser
Mesdames Sikes
Dennis
Mt. Pleasant
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