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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

Page

3

Mansfield Team Defeated by Macomb in Basketball Match

Mrs. Harry Thomas called at J. W. Edwards on Tuesday afternoon. Mansfield basketball team played Macomb Wednesday and lost 24 to 9. Several visitors gathered for Sunday dinner hosted by J. W. Brentlinger. Numerous local residents and families spent weekend at Chas Frye's with fox hunting outing on Saturday night.

Harry Thomas J. W. Edwards Mansfield Macomb J. W. Brentlinger G. W. Brentlinger Neva Baker Belfarne John Henry HH. M. Thomas Joe Eye Seldon Mra Eliza Owens Litle Jesse Chas Frye's

Bayer Aspirin Ad and Local Notices

Aspirin ad urges Bayer tablets for many pains with Bayer Cross branding and affordable packs. Local notes mention Mrs. Silas Moody ill, Frank Liggett visiting from California, and Dolly Dimple offering stationery and stamps.

Dolly

Local Family Visits and Small Parish News

Leo Dorrell and family spent Sunday at Harley Stout s. In the afternoon J E Stout and wife Wesley Stout and family and Lizzie Ernest and Clarence Crider called. Mrs Milton Fllington and Miss Elsie Crider spent the day with Ben Freeman and family Sunday. Mrs M H Barlow called on Mrs Smith Monday. Bill Hale visited his old home Sunday and got a load of wood. Ace Tarburton has sold his shoe shop in Mansfield and will buy cows to dairy. Mrs Gee Dewhirst and son Wirgit called at Prof Smith s Sunday afternoon.

Leo Dorrell Harley Stout J.E. Stout Wesley Stout Lizzie Ernest Clarence Crider Milton Fllington Elsie Crider Ben Freeman Bill Hale Ace Tarburton Mansfield

Local social updates report visits and health note

Mrs Harley Stout visited at Cave Criders Monday. Mr and Mrs A B Bolt called at Seph Letsinger’s Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs PS Williams attended a farmer’s meeting at Hartville Saturday. J W Edwards is getting better though he has much trouble with his hands since illness.

Harley Stout Cave Criders Mrs. A Bolt Seph Letsinger PS. Williams Hartville J. W. Edwards

Macomb Items A Surprise Birthday Dinner For Hrave Findley

A chilly spell hints at winter’s approach as Fred Frye and family return to Miss afterward. Relatives and friends gathered for a birthday surprise dinner for Hrave Findley, with many attendees listed including Boss Findley and daughter Lella Effie Blanch Grad Findley Emma Anna Eddie Frank Oran Findley Harrison Babb John Frye Ollie Nellie Maye Ruth Paul Nevils and others enjoying the meal and good time.

Hrave Findley Boss Findley Lella Effie Blanch Grad Findley Emma Anna Eddie Frank Oran Findley Harrison Babb John Frye Ollie Nellie Maye Ruth Paul Nevils

Are Your Kidneys Working Right Dean's Kidney Pills Ad

An old newspaper style ad urges check of kidney function at first backache or urinary disturbance. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy and cites Mrs. O. T. Senger of Houston Missouri who credits the drug with curing weak kidneys, back pain, and rheumatic pulling. The ad notes 60 cents at dealers and lists Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as the advertiser.

Dean O. T. Senger Houston Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mars Buffalo N. Y Adv

Reunion Pie Sale and Local Visits Mentioned

More than a dozen pies were sold with proceeds of 6.50. Mr E M E B Shaw, who attended the reunion in Indianapolis, returned home Monday after visiting relatives there. Emil Quillen and family visited Mr Shaw Sunday. Shaw's father spent the day there. Ralph Hains dined with Arley Shaw on Sunday. Other attendees included Charley and Essie Tharp, Mr and Mrs Crause, Mason, Miss Stout and Fay Gibson, and Mr. and Mrs. J A Williams who visited Robt Inhoff's Sunday. Mrs Kidd also visited there.

E M. E B. Shaw Indianapolis Emil Quillen Mr. Shaws Charley Essie Tharp J. A. Williams Robt. Inhoff Mrs Kidd

A Timely Suggestion For Cough Remedy

A timely note urges prudent households to stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy for the season. It promises quicker, more satisfactory results when given at the first sign of a cold and before it settles in the system, noting it contains no opium or harmful drug and is safe for children.

Weather notes and local farm and social items

The passage records cooler days and farmers gathering scraps for the year. It mentions Macomb School hosting a pie supper, J E Greenwood hauling saw logs, and W B Gobble buying calves—now over thirty. Mr and Mrs Will Greenwood and Miss Marie Deavers visited the Christy home, with Arthur Greenwood returning home from school on Halloween night.

Will Greenwood Marie Deavers Christy Home

Lead Hill Items Last Week Recap

Nice weather followed rain. Thomas Matney suffered a serious mule-catching injury Tuesday. Mrs. Sadie Pierson returned to Chappell Nebraska after her father Joe Goss died. Mrs TE. Lee visited the Goss home most of last week, with O. E. Winburn there Sunday. Mrs Morris and grandson Ernie Goss, John Morris and family visited Ed Goss in Mansfield Sunday.

Sadie Pierson Chappell Neb Joe Goss TE. Lee O. E. Winburn Mrs Morris Ernie Goss John Morris Ed Goss Mansfield

Pleasant Flat News Briefs From Last Week

Last week rained little and temperatures fell several degrees Mrs J A Williams was on sick list Robert Inhoff and wife traveled to Mtn Grove on Wednesday Hallowe en entertainment at the Moore Saturday night drew a good crowd The dialogue were fine and the crowd was large

J. A. Williams Robert Inhoff Mtn. Grove the Moore

How Not to Take Cold Advice From Morning Readers

Frequent cold sufferers avoid hot rooms and overeating, but those who stay well shower daily in warmth, sleep with windows open, and keep feet dry. At first cold symptoms they take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it quickly subsides.

Chamberlain

Auctioneering at Mirror Office by Alex Salisbury

Alex Salisbury announces auctioneering services with time-honored terms and a guarantee of satisfaction or no charge. Dates to be set at the Mirror office with arrangements to follow.

Alex Salisbury Times Mirror Office

Lyceum Dates and a Worm Vermin Remedy

Lyceum listings include Gladstone Girls on November 2 and Ye Olde New England Choir on November 23 plus W Powell Hale on January 12 with Hammond Entertainment Co. to be announced. An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermitage to rid worms in children, claiming rapid improvement and return to health at 35 cents, sold by all druggists.

Gladstone Ye Olde New England Choir W. Powell Hale Hammond Entertainment Co

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Castor Nee ‘Sarnia Satethvegeee Aare Tue Grwraun Company New York Castoria Centaua Company Oman You Magazines Bubscripidone Form Journal Tvese Orly Howe Cascara Tom la Grippe Hill Purity Prescription C. H. Dalrymple Landers Building Springfield Missouri The Ozarks Mose Hodge Sewall D. J. Landers Lumber Co Mrs. Gordon M. H. Barlow Chas Frye Leonard Bayer Silas Moody Frank Liggett California Dock Findley Mary Gay Frank Liggetts Onoels Joe Gay Smith King Winter Fred Fry Miss Baby Shop St. Louie St Ralph Hains Arley Shaw J.E Greenwood W. B. Gobble Arthur Greenwood Hallowe'en Thomas Matney Lyceum R. A. Alcorn Hdwe. CO Farmers & Merchants Bankapital J.D P. W. Newton J. Craig J. E. Craig J. D. Reynolds N. J. Craig J.E. Craig E. Gorman Parison Wright and Douglas Counties F. M. Huffman Norwood, MO Mansfield Shoe Shop A. KE Tarbutton Burford and Heuer H.M. Norcross Store Bank OF Mansfield
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