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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
3
W. C. Shannon, a well known resident of Mountain Grove, was struck by a train as he attempted to board in Springfield on Thursday. He sustained the loss of both feet and his friends here express regret over the accident.
Raig offers funds to loan with improved farms as security. Erith La Wright or Douglas Counties in New Jersey are mentioned. The note references asking about debt or credit terms and the lender identity is unclear.
In the 1915 Degember Term of the Circuit Court of Wright County Missouri the plaintiff requests publication for the defendant Sprague not a resident of Missouri. The order directs publication to dissolve a bond and mandamus suit, requiring the defendant to appear at the next term in Hartville by December 30 or before the third day of the term. A copy of the record is to be published in the national minister. Witness John Sn, Clerk of Wright County Court.
John Portage and O B Wilson heirs sue to quiet title to property in Wright County Missouri. Petition states defendants unknown or resident outside state. court orders publication in Mansfield Mirror and sets a respond date in early next term.
Sunday school at No. So every Sunday at dp im Martin Gilley and wife called at Me Mink's Sunday Elwound Bogart and wife called at Arthur Galley's Monday. Charles Mint and wife are the proud parents of a 12 pound girl Miss Laura Grusher spent Saturday night with Miss Della Gaskill Singion at Dennis church every Saturday night. Everybody Jeane, Miss Linnie Pool spent Friday night with Misses Stella and Cella Gaskill Mrs. Ellis of Norwood visited Mrs. Will Tarburton from Friday not Sunday, Mes G.W. Tripp and daughter, Miss Eulalia, called on Mrs. WS Gaskill last week
Advertises Flour Ady with brands Tar the Kansas Charend Hell Dog Crescent, sold by J D Reynolds and the Cash Mller fonbile Oo court. Prices offered. Guaranteed quality stated. Call for these flour brands when in need.
Route number three is noted with Claude Saide calling on Paul Dorrell Sunday. Mrs Dorrell visited Stlrs Moon on Thursday. A protracted meeting started at New Hope Baptist church with Sanday Wilford Alva Dorrell and Harry Beam visiting Sunday at KY Clarvis. Col Harris and wife with red Justus and family called on Sunday at Silas Moon’s. Preaching at New Hope Baptist church occurs every second Saturday and Sunday. G Chadwell.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Liver Pills claiming to wake the liver, improve digestion, and ease malaise by boosting bowel action and energy. It emphasizes relief from “mendy days” and general fatigue with a bottle presented in the ad.
Pleasant Ridge reports Charles Schlicher ill. Claud Smith filed his sale last week. Prayer meeting at Ashley every Wednesday night. Church at Pleasant Ridge every 4th Saturday and Sunday. Kingsley Windley and wife spent Sunday night and Monday at TJ Smith's. Louis Saunders and wife of near Mountain Grove visited relatives here last week. June Bia.
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