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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
3
N J Craig seeks to loan funds on well improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. Details of collateral and terms available on request.
Weather remains pleasant as Mrs Mattie Garner visits Bardley at Walter Hensler's. Mrs Mary Campbell is on the sick list this week. Miss Juanita Henslee visited Miss Audrey Henslee on Sunday. Kishy Moody and family attended the H.8 play at Mansfield Friday. Miss Josephine Henslee spent Saturday with Miss Hessie Campbell. Mrs Charley Keys and children visited Thomas Keys. Mrs Loo Campbell spent Saturday with Mary Campbell. Curly Locks.
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year reliable remedy that acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and improve health after short use. Testimonials are offered from F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio with druggist sales.
Weather notes a nice rain Sunday morning. People visiting include O E Wioburn with family, E Mathey's household, Jeff Rippee and kin, Jake Crider and daughter visiting their son near St Louis, Lena and Fred family guests, and Miss Mable Opal Arty Will Lee at Joe Goss home. Fred Hampton ill with blood poison and heart trouble.
A Texas Wonder remedy advertises treatment for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel weak and lame back rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder. Sold by druggists for $1 26 with small bottle often curing. Send for sworn testimonials from Dr EB W Ball 2926 Olive St St Louis MO.
Mrs Marguerita Elrod died last week in Springfield. Norwood beat Macomb 28 to 21 in a Friday game. Miss Myrtle Ray returned from Marshfield Friday. New assistant postmaster is Miss Ruby Smallwood. School Girls.
Sunset Hill reports quiet social Sunday with Ww Seelton and family visiting Mrs Tom Kirk. Chas Rowland and family visited Joe Fry's, Elva Smith and Sybil Cuday called on Ova McIntosh, Gill Fry saw Joe Fry Saturday, Samuel Spence and wife and Ands Spence and wife attended a meeting at Dennis Sunday.
Mrs H Prye spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs V B Royal. Bishop Bubb stayed with brother H M Habb to help drill a well. Maye Frye visited Ethel Jinney and attended church in Macomb. Maggie Pletcher visited the Gap Shores St. Thursday afternoon and night. Sylvia Moody stayed with Mrs W H Brake in Macomb. Nellie and Maye Frye helped move Geo Shoves Jr to a new home Thursday. Nellie Frye and Monroe Royal visited Harve Findley on Saturday night and Sunday. Rosetta Schucer spent Saturday night with Sophia Bannett and attended the Love feast at Fairview.
Notice announces guardianship of George W Brentlinger by John W Brentlinger confirmed October 11 1922 in Wright County Missouri. Claimants must file with the Probate Court within one year or be barred. attested by Judge Geo C Morrell.
A fragment lists Bayer as the allowed package with proper directions and mentions handy boxes of twelve tablets costing a few cents. It notes druggists sell bottles of Z and 100, and references Aspira as a trademark of Bayes Manufacture of Monoaetic acid eater of sulfuric acid.
You are notified not to hunt or trespass on the farms of M. H. Barlow, Ki A. Starck, and others. Names added to this list are 25 cents for the season.
Tom Casson sold his farm to Tom Young. Meyers is out again. Mrs Ann Rippee and daughter Frosa visited Oliver Riley Saturday night and Sunday. Rev W L Hensley visited D A Taylors Monday. L Hensley family and J R Pool and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Hart. Mrs Miller on the sales list. Myrtle Turner spent Monday night with Jewel Hensley. Jewel Tarbutton visited weekend with Clyde Tarbutton.
Mrs M G Henslee spent Monday with her son Willie and his wife Casey Jones, sharing time in the family circle.
Mrs. Ela L. Button of Kirtvilley NOY says Chamberlain's Tablets have done her a world of good and she has recommended them to many friends as a reliable remedy for indigestion and constipation.
Sunday gathering at John Gann's included WC Edwards Jima Carl Melburn Lunch and Willie Borders Roy Finn with wife and son Gorman spending Monday night there. Mrs Mable Cody visited Mrs Sarah Moody Monday afternoon. Mrs Qoal Gann and son Gorman stayed with her parents Sherman Jones. Sherman Jones family visited Hugh Jones Saturday night and Sunday. Joy Gann and family called on I J Rice and family Sunday. John Moody and J Ringer traveled to Norwood Friday for business.
Mannefield residents hear a testimonial from W. A. Murr of Cabool Missouri who suffered rhematism and back pain for years. After doctors failed, Doan’s Kidney Pills cured the attack and later helped with weak kidneys. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo N Y advertizes this remedy.
Elijah W Stroop and Bertha A Stroup defaulted on a secured note. Trustee CL Freeman to sell at Hartville courthouse on November 14, 1922 between 9 am and 4 pm, to satisfy the note and costs. Property: SW quarter of SE quarter and N half of SE quarter of SE quarter, Section 24, Township 28, Range 16, Wright County Missouri.
Mrs Corsila Greenwood visited her parents Mr and Mes W A Christy on Friday for a birthday. J Greenwood hauled wood to Macomb last week. Miss Loella Christy attended a party at Miss Angel Hire's Saturday night. Guests included Mrs Leila Gates and Arthur Greenwood. The Christian Endeavor Society held a social at G N Mindley Monday night with cake coffee and cocoa and games. A prayer meeting at the Baptist church Tuesday night. Christian Endeavor will meet next Sunday at the Macomb Methodist church led by Arthur Greenwood.
N J Craig administrator executor of the estate of W M Grantham announces a final settlement at the Wright County Probate Court in Hartville Missouri on November 14 1922 the second Monday of the term. All creditors and interested parties are notified to appear.
The piece notes some people rarely catch colds and attribute this to daily cold sponge baths in a warm room and sleeping with a window open. It advises avoiding overheating and excessive meals and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to shorten the illness.
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