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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
1
Notice advises Pleasant Valley Township residents to pay taxes at the rear of Reynolds and Coday store. Payment should be made before January first. Advertised by W. B. Hitchcock.
A collage of ads and notices includes hardware and stove promotions from Reynolds Campbell, life insurance, new arrivals and visits across Kansas City, Springfield, Mammoth Springs, and Indianapolis. Birth announced for S C Erwin’s daughter. many farm and rental listings, furniture and tire ads, and assorted sales from Mansfield Produce Co and Bon Marche. Also personnel moves, a new night clerk at Frisco depot, and horseracing-like tidbits.
Taxpayers in Pleasant Valley township may now pay taxes at the Roy and Stephens real estate office. The notice directs residents to use the office for tax submissions and related payments.
The Embroidery Club met Thursday November 4 hosted by Mrs Blanche Anderson in Mam moth Springs Arkansas in honor of Mrs Horace Paul. Attending besides the guest were Mesdames Mary West J O Freeman J A Fuson A J Clark G C Freeman G B Freeman Frank Beach D H Kay R J Freeman R R Reed W C Coday Fred McMillian O S Coday Bessie Reynolds Myrtle Friend Maud Reynolds Pauline Paul Gladys Fuson Gean Freeman Masters Junior Freeman Billy Reynolds. The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs Elizabeth Coday.
The Justamere Club was entertained at Casa Loma Tuesday afternoon by Mrs W A Black. A splendid program followed, with refreshments served to members including Mesdames J E Craig N J Craig J B Freeman G W Freeman D H Kay D R Snyder A J Wilder M E West and Maude Reynolds Visitors included Mrs W M Divan Mrs W F Lorrick of Chillicothe Illinois and Miss Ada Hoover of Kansas City The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs N J Craig on Tuesday December 14.
Cold conditions return to Red Wing as wood gathering dominates. Steve Yates Ace Tarbutton lead a fox hunting group with Jim Hail Walter Crippen Reed Crippen Robert Fry and Lester Owens taking part Saturday night. Local visits include J Owens and family on Whetstone. Spence School progress noted with Joe Cantrell teaching. Dennis buys buggy team and Fry buys a fine mare.
Is Your Name Here The following have our thanks for cash on subscription since our last report Rev J W Paterson Mansfield Scott Mackey Lamar Cole E J Pool Mansfield H O Hunsaker Mansfield Wom Lakey Hartville W A Rosevear Mansfield T W Freeman Mansfield J R Newton Mansfield J L King Seymour J W James Mansfield J C Bottiff Mansfield W T Baker Mansfield O H Garage Mansfield John Roy Macomb George E Fuge Hartville
The Baptist church stand will be filled Sunday the 4th by Rev John Dodson the Associational Missionary. All are invited.
The American Legion Armistice Day celebration planned for today was canceled because other county posts could not participate with the local post in the program.
A church program lists leaders and topics for a soul winning lesson. Speakers include Lorenda Cantrell Ruby Williams Zella Williams Mame Beach May Benjamin Ulis Cantrell Leona Hoover Lina Cantrell Myrtle Williams Jessie Hoover Mrs Beach Mrs Peters Herman Williams Bite Cantrell Lois Beach Fay Yates Amos Williams and Mrs Palmer. The session covers methods, Bible use, and personal outreach to win friends and relatives to Christ.
Warm November weather and light rains accompany local social notes. Mrs D R Snyder’s sister and husband from Illinois visit, Miss Lolella Christy stays with Miss Hazel, Abbie Doyel returns from Mansfield, Pleas Doyel ill, Maude Nelson from Iola attends Elmer Findley funeral. Elmer Findley’s remains shipped from France to Macomb, funeral at Baptist church, interment in Findley Cemetery.
Delinquent taxes for 1919 must be paid to City Collector C. L. Turner by December 1 or legal action will be taken. Issued by order of the Board of Aldermen. Mayor J. B. Freeman and Clerk J. W. Brazeal sign.
Sunday gathering at Miss Jewel Sharp's home hosted by Mr and Mrs Luther Sharp with baskets and a large guest list including J Hunt Eunice Bedlah Jerome Olga Hubert Smith Estell Elizabeth Mrs J B Van Ness Eleanor Neily Joe Charles Ira Young Martin Coday Jr Mrs George Van Ness Vincent Benny Vernon Leonard Looper Hubert Fann. Also advertised is a public sale on November 13 at Bryant by Fal lom and Darnell featuring Jersey cattle show herd with many prize lines and transportation, plus auction of horses harness furniture and household items with terms.
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