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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
Black Publishing Co editors and proprietors Mrs W A Black publish redecription with price one dollar per year in advance. Entry at Mansfeld Postoffice notes and second design as shown in readable fragment.
A local policy states that liquor advertisements are not accepted and all ads will remain active until an order to discontinue is issued. The notice clarifies sponsor control and display restrictions for all forthcoming insertions.
When you buy flour for first class quality ask for Kansas Diamond Bull Dog or Crescent brands, sold by J. D. Reynolds and the Cash Merchantile Co. at bottom prices. Every sack guaranteed. Call for these brands when you need flour Ady.
Miss Ouri, known as the Missouri Girl, writes from Springfield to announce plans to visit Mansfield for the annual fair arriving Friday morning October 6 1915. She will meet at the depot and presents herself in the latest Parisian styles for 1916 fashions.
In Wright County Missouri December Term 1915 J W Galloway plaintiff vs John Portrum and O B Wilson defendants. The court orders publication to notify unknown heirs and heirs of deceased grantors that suit seeks to quiet and establish title to the south half of the southwest quarter of section 26 and east half of the east half of the southeast quarter of section 27 in township 29 range 15. Defendants must appear by Dec 6 but if not, judgment by default will be entered. Copy to Mansfield Mirror.
Beautiful autumn weather graces the region as F. D. Howard and wife visit Seymour on Tuesday. Arch Young drills a well for William Gilbert. E. J. Pearl plans carpentry work. J. W. Kennedy travels to Hartville last week. J. M. Newton and wife spend Sunday at Earn Newton’s. Jake Howard on a Seymour trip. J. D. Kelly and daughter Elsie visit Hartville Friday. Revival crowds fill Hargus Chapel as Wm. Taylor and wife and Miss Sadie Murrell share dinner at F. D. Howard’s.
Delia L Sprague files suit against Walter H Sprague in Wright County Missouri seeking dissolution of marriage. Clerk notice directs defendant to answer by December term start December 6 at Hartville. publication and service as required. Court seal dated September 30, 1915.
Nice line of tablets Talcam powder hosiery groceries coffee and meats at varied prices. Turpentine peroxide first aid supplies and overalls in extensive stock. Towels large sizes and candy with increased variety. Call for prices before buying elsewhere.
A new shop launches in the former post office building, located east of Bank of Mansfield. Phone number 70 listed for high class service.
Peter Radford argues that the church, school, and farmers form a threefold alliance shaping national progress. He notes rural churches as nation builders, urges cooperation to avoid overchurching, and calls for joint effort by press, school, church, and farmers to strengthen country life and community welfare.
An issue frames political prayer meetings as dangerous to church and state. The piece condemns congregations that mix religion with politics, arguing they fuel fanaticism and bitterness, erode Christian influence, and threaten social harmony.
Mayor lerk CITY OFFICIALS. Treasurer Dr F A Riley J W Brazeil Isi ames Coday Attorney N d Craig Marshal Roe Strong Street Commissioner Roe Strong Collector Roe Strong Police Judge C L Beach Assessor B L Alford Health Officer Dr J A Fuson Board of Health Dr F H Riley Dr J A Puson J B Freeman Aldermen First Ward James Coday First Ward J B Freeman Second Ward Dr J A Fuson Second Ward W B Fullington J B Freeman President Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
East Bound schedules list No 101 passenger at 10:00 p m No 41 local freight 12 20 p m No 10S passenger 9 42 a m West Bound shows No 102 passenger 6 00 a m No 40 local freight 12 50 p m No 1ud passenger 6 35 p m S Bur ney Agent Also includes Sunday service between Ava and Mansfield with departures at 9 00 a m 10 00 a m and arrivals at 11 30 a m 4 00 p m Fred Grover Agent
Preaching services held on the second and fourth Sundays under Pastor Rev. J M England. Sunday school conducted every Sunday with superintendent W B Fullington.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church offers preaching services every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. Joseph Davis is the pastor and G. W. Freeman serves as superintendent. Local congregation notes indicate regular weekly gatherings and leadership roles within the church community.
Rev. J. W. Needham, Pastor conducts morning and evening services. J. D. Reynolds serves as Superintendent.
Church of Christ announces preaching every Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening preceeding, Bible school at 10 a m. Superintendent J A Riley leads Bible study and prayer Friday evening. Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. All welcome. Minister W Ho Awoeeaon
Silas Matney returns from a month of illness as mail on route six is carried by his substitute Walter Matney in Seymour.
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