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Pleasant weather and community notes from Mansfield area
Miss Ethel Robertson returned Saturday after a two week visit with grandparents. Mrs. John Cline and daughter came back to Hope, Arkansas after visiting here. Esther Starne and Will Amos accompanied them to Seymour. Mrs. Paul Williams and two younger children left for Kansas to visit Myrtle and her aunt. Arthur Dry and brother returned from Seymour and are cutting cord wood for J. D. Reynolds. A horse sickened en route to town and was taken to the livery barn. Prairie Hollow pie supper cleared $12.00. Magpie Moody’s pie won top prize. Eunice Lyles won the prettiest girl cake with Es ther Starne close runner. One of Win. Rey’s horses died last week, cause unknown. Williams left for Arkansas for work. Ed Williams hosted Thanksgiving with a big dinner and killed a fat beef Tuesday. Peoples and wife visited I. M. Roy. Bro. Barlow preached at Roy schoolhouse and Aunt Lizzie Freeman’s in the afternoon. many songs pleased Mrs. Freeman. Harry and Nettie Cline were guests of Miss Esther Starne. Paul and Err Williams drove hogs to market Saturday. Leonard has been photographed recently. Mansfield shoppers from Prairie Hollow and Bryant were caught in the rain Saturday. Singing at Prairie Hollow Sunday and planned for three weeks. J. A. Riley busy cutting wood.