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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
1
Local items list old papers for sale, upcoming events, and society notes from Mansfield Missouri area. Includes bakery ads, dinner specials at Mansfield Hotel, births, visits, subscriptions, auctions, and notices from clubs and churches. Mentions Opal Freeman Maude Reynolds W H Lynch and Miss Lenore Anthony with events at the opera house and church groups.
Notice states Ward B Hitchenek holds a copy of the tax books and will serve as Uncle Noah Nichols did in the past. John A Dennis Tax Collector Ady confirms the arrangement for taxpayers in Pleasant Valley Township.
March winds bring notes from Wanneta area with social updates. Oscar Duggar and wife welcome a baby boy. August Oetling and wife have a new daughter. John Mattock has a well drilled. A Holiness meeting closed. members hope for benefit. Friday literary at Ovtting school invites all. Joe Embertons move to Schafer farm. German Lutheran services held every second Sunday with German morning and English afternoon.
Special sale notice offers Saxon Axminster Rug at reduced price and wide discounts on all rugs and furniture items. Customer urged to visit Ady W B Frnuisaron for genuine bargains and early Christmas shopping. Furniture stock highlighted with Christmas pricing and limited-time offers.
Public notice from Jefferson City dated March 26, 1913 bans hunting shooting or trapping on the farms of W RR Snorr L A Snorr A P Mors Drve Turner J M Thinkield G W Miller RB F Verr Henry Slate. Names appear in the notice with a small pay offer per week for the addition of a name. Separate ad mentions Miss Anthony praised for her stage performance at the Opera House in Mansfield and Geneva Carpenter Walk er Supreme Court Building.
Wanted: good board for students at 2.00 to 3.00 per week. Inquire Ady, J. A. Hyvros.
J A Long is improving as Rev W E Griffith conducts meetings at Fairview church. L O Fisher, who cut his knee weeks ago, now uses crutches. Elder Bayles and Audra Young attended Green Mountain service. Henry Williams arrives to reside with her father Samuel Hilsabeck. Boys treated Erney Gaddis and wife to an old fashioned chiravari. No preaching at Friendship Sunday due to Fairview meetings. Friendship Baptist meets third Saturday at 11 am and Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm. Rev W S Griffith pastor. Sunday school at 10:30 am with S R Hilsabeck superintendent. Prayer meeting Sundays at 7:30 pm.
Miss Myrtle Gaskill, Pearl Newton and Mabel Coday visited Miss Opal and Stella Gaskill Saturday night and Sunday. Marvin Miller returned from Kansas City for a brief visit. Fred Dennis and family visited W. S. Gaskill. James Brewer and family, plus Mrs. Hancock and others joined the gathering. The weir drill moved from Pool school house to the Miller farm on Foote place. Singing at No. 5 resumes first Sunday evening.
Special correspondence notes preaching at the Baptist church every first Saturday at 11 am and 7 pm and Sunday at 11 am led by Rev. G Chadwell, pastor. Everyone invited. Also preaching at Macomb Methodist Episcopal church on the second and fourth Sundays each month with Sunday school each Sunday.
Sunday school at the old log church each Sunday morning. Freewill Baptist church holds preaching every third Saturday and Sunday led by Rev. Findley. Holiness church offers Sunday school weekly with James Iva as superintendent.
Special correspondence notes thankfulness for good weather. Mrs E W Paris visits sisters in Danville and Parsons. Local digging and concreting work by John Frye Fred Shreeve and Virgil Anderson. Reports of mischief including a shooting threat and a horse taken from Charles Findley’s barn. Social visits among Frye, Shanes and Stone families. Spence school praised with a young teacher. Preaching and singing schedules at Ashley church. PANSY.
Cloudy weather and rain prospects fill Antrim items. The Hargis Chapel meeting closes, preaching planned by Rev. Brasher, and a pie supper at No 5 Friday faces weather delays. Local folks bustle with barn building, chivari at Elmer Rushing, lumbering to the pinery, and Thanksgiving preparations as Turkey season nears.
Mount Pleasant church schedules preaching every second Saturday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. Pastor J A Nevels leads. Sunday School meets at 2 p.m. with Clifford Seal as superintendent.
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