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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
7
Special correspondence from Wolf Creek reports ideal weather and a community work day at Dennis cemetery. mentions who is improving, who is sick, and who is busy farming tasks like baling hay and husking corn. urges farmers to control Russian thistle and marestail weed seeds, and notes church activities and a tribute to Brother Frye and his family.
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year ulcer on his foot. Doctors warned amputation but he refused and tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reports his foot was soon completely cured. Best remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema. Only 25 cents. All druggists or by mail H E Bucklin & Co Philadelphia or St Louis Ad.
Members of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Wright County Missouri are called to a Mountain Grove City Hall meeting on Saturday December 6 1918 at 1 PM to hear the retiring secretary report and discuss future plans. All members urged to attend. Adv by Order of the Board J L Jackson Secretary.
Thanksgiving well wishes extend across the community as Mr Paxton and wife visited Geo and Tripp and wives Saturday night and Sunday. A L Miller and wife hosted Sunday visitors including Miss Stella Gaskill visiting Springfield relatives. Wayne Rice stayed with Louise Eldridge Sunday as Willie Hensley called often at A L Miller’s since his return. A church service at No 5 drew a good crowd with singing Sunday and Sunday night. Singing at No 5 is held the first Sunday evening each month in Gibbs.
The notice states insomnia is mainly caused by stomach disorders and constipation. Chamberlains Tablets are advertised as correcting these issues and helping sleep. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs. Wallace aged 53 of Lead Hill fractured her right leg in a Friday fall. Doctors R M Rogers and J A Fuson attended her care. Due to her advanced age her condition is regarded as quite critical.
Henry Frye born October 22 1844 in East Tennessee. He moved with his parents to Missouri as a child and later returned to East Tennessee. He married Mary Ellen Woody in 1868 producing six children. After her death he wed Nancy Catherine Atkinson in 1888 and had eleven more children. Frye died October 26 1918 with most siblings and children surviving. He joined Primitive Baptist churches in East Tennessee and Missouri and was ordained a deacon shortly after relocating to Wolf Creek.
A notice offers free interest in an oil well with a lot and warranty deed for $15.00 and requests readers to write for a free book. Names Joserh H. Boone and address 295 Title Guaranty Building St. Louis Missouri appear in the ad. Also reports P J Hay resigns from J C Carters blacksmith shop and moves with his wife to Springfield with potential plans to go to St Louis.
Farmers urged to switch from Old Line Insurance to Wright Co Mutual at actual cost. Claim cites only 25 cents per 100 dollars per year over three years. Address J. L. Jackson Secretary Mt. Grove Mo. Ady.
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