Protracted Meeting Closes at Hargus Chapel
Reverend Lane wrapped up a week long revival at Hargus Chapel with services concluding Sunday night at Blue Belle.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
6
Reverend Lane wrapped up a week long revival at Hargus Chapel with services concluding Sunday night at Blue Belle.
Reverend J W Needham of Seymour will not fill the regular Mansfield M E church appointment next Sunday but will preach at Ava. He will preach here the fifth Sunday in the month and thereafter on the third Sunday of each month as before.
The U.S. Court of Appeals at St Paul Minnesota confirms a two year sentence in the penitentiary for M W Rose, an indicted participant in the Daniels Commission Co failure at Willow Springs in 1412. Strong efforts are under way to secure leniency for him.
Lead Hill reflects on pleasant autumn weather as neighbors visit and attend church events. Jaws Jack Rippee and T W Goss visit, a stock show on tap, and peach canning days via Mrs Crider and Mrs Scott. A prayer meeting is planned, potatoes yield noted, and John Deaver dies suddenly prompting a large funeral turnout.
An old time remedy claims to curb stubborn colds and prevent bronchial and lung ailments when treated early. The ad touts Dr Binge New Discovery as effective for both young and old, priced at one dollar per bottle.
Hills and Mountain Sunday school at No 5 every Sunday at 3 p m. Clyde Tarbatton returned last week from Kansas. A L Miler and family spent Sunday at G W Tripp s. Mrs Hosie Stout called on Mrs Will Tarbatton last week. Miss Dorothy Gilley spent Sunday with Miss Jewell Hensley. Singing at Dennis church every Saturday night. Mrs Wells of Norwood visiting daughter Mrs Will Tarbutton. Marvin and Arvil Mink spent Wednesday night with Ralph Tarbutton. Misses Annie and Sarah Taylor spent Sunday with Misses Eulia and Lela Tripp. The European war has caused demand for Ozark horses and minerals and walnut logs for gun stocks. Big shipments of logs from Ava and logs brought to Mansfield for shipment.
A vintage ad warns that many blame back pain on muscle weakness when kidney trouble causes headaches and secretions. It touts Dean’s Kidney Pills as an effective remedy and cites Mrs. J. H. Wright of Maranfield Missouri testifying to relief after use. The Foster Milburn Co. is listed as the proprietor and Buffalo, N.Y. as the place of business.
Mrs. Fannie Eads of Circleville Ohio testifies Cardui the woman’s tonic cured her two year back and limb pains she weighted 150 pounds and now does all her work she recommends Cardus to every suffering woman with thousands of users in past 60 years advertised by NC BI and druggists nationwide.
Mrs Young visited the school Pri day. Mrs Chas Deavers returned home Monday. T J Young cut corn for Harley Stout Monday. Joe Frye and family spent Sunday at Wm Brand's. Mrs Wesley Stout spent Sunday at Findley home LM Cockrell worked for Wm Brand the first of the week. Harley Stout and family visited T J Young's Sunday. Verda Tetteller stayed at Mooney hall during carnival week. Mrs Tettesler and daughter dined at Brand home Sunday. Jason Hight and wife visited Riley Deaver's one day last week. Frank Case had sife and J M Moutray were supper guests at T J Young's Sunday. R D Findley and family and Wm Brand and wife attended the fair at Mountain Grove Friday. The Horse Slice Club met at Tom Young's Sunday. One new
Harley Stout was taken in as secretary. Last week L. M. Cockrell helped T. J. Young Monday. H. Gilley dined with Wm. Brand on Monday. James Deaver spent Saturday night with Riley Deaver and returned from Oklahoma. Mrs. Young dined with Mrs. Wm. Brand. T. J. Young is improving and plowed a few days. Tea Yellow returns from Kansas to visit home folks. Mrs. Francis Deaver returned from Douglas County. Miss Hluanche Hire returned from Webb City and will stay with home folks until stock law. Sale at Harley Stout’s was well attended and all items sold. We regret losing Stout and wife from the neighborhood but they remain near Mansfield.
Fred Justus and Miss Mabel Holliman were in London on Wednesday and Saturday respectively. Will Holliman works for Henry Breazeale. Ben Bartley and wife with Elsie and Alice Matlock attended a Mountain Grove fair. Grover Land and J M Newton and family visited Mansfield and Hartville areas. several couples spent weekends with relatives and friends in the vicinity.
A Saturday night gathering at H G Newton’s drew many attendees from the area. G A Wells and family visited Rev Joseph Davis in Mansfield, Frank Holliman and daughter Ida spent time with L L Land and wife, and others called at Charlie Rush’s. Dr R M Rogers spoke at Pea Ridge schoolhouse Friday evening. Mrs Branstetter’s health improving. Preaching at Methodist Church occurs each fourth Saturday night and Sunday under Rev D D Killam, with Sunday school led by I F Dodson.
A testimonial from Mae Frank Anderson of Comfrey Minnesota recounts years of epileptic seizures in her daughter and credits Dr Miles Nervine with a cure after doctors failed. The piece promotes Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and promises money back if no benefit.
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