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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

6

ALL DRUGGISTS Tersely Told Town Tales

Hartville Saturday visits by M Craig and C A Stephens. R L Alford visited Joplin relatives. Miss Ruth Haverty, Miss Hessie Stephens return from trips. Fiona Rippee teaching Oak Ridge. Nieder at Popular Bluff for legal work. Mansfield Hotel hosts Sunday dinner. sale planned by Jay Dennis in Kansas. Maxwell car shipment received by Mansfield Motor Co.

Mansfield Hotel Adv Ruth Haverty Hessie Stephens Kansas City Craig C. A. Stephens Hartville R.L. Alford Joplin Tine ‘Sevanit Birch Tree Col. Lo. Nieder

Local Notices and Movements Across Town

Miss Flossie Church of Winona visits Miss Blanche Burney. Frank Hudson moves his family to Mansfield and will teach nine district schools. Mrs M A Henson leaves Tuesday for Nine Mile Tennessee. Grapes for sale at $2.50 per 100 pounds by W O Williams. Pierson family moves to Campbell property near the school.

Flossie Church Winona Blanche Burney Frank Hudson Mansfield Hudson O. K Hartville Democrat

Local Notices and Socials From Springfield Area

Several ads and notices from the Springfield region. Cream to J D Reynolds noted for top prices paid. Dr F H Tiley to visit Hartville Sept 6 to 11. Mansfield Hotel hosts Sunday dinners. Prairie Hollow to recroct church. Pie supper raised 12 dollars Friday. Mesdawes P H Hannon of New Albany and Harry Hight visit Mrs C A Darnell. Mansfield Vakiety remains with Joe Turner. Mansfield Concert Band to play for Woodman Log Rolling in Ava and Rogersville fair Sept 16. Carl Garner Seymour and J A Garner Howe Steele Hartville attend Masonic lodge. Royal Arch degree conferred on Carl, E B Garner, Dr Robinett. Dennis church hosts all day sing with dinner on grounds Sept 19. classes expected to participate. all invited.

J.D. Reynolds F. H. Tiley Hartville Mansfield Hotel Prairie Hallow Mesdawes P. H. Hannon New Albany Ind Harry Hight Springfield C. A. Darnell Joe Turner Mansfield Vakiety Joe’s Mansfield Ava Rogersville Carl Garner Seymour J.A. Garner Howe Steele Masonic Lodge Vere Carl E. B. Garner Dr. Robinett Dennis Church

A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments

A Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles for men, women, and children, with a two month supply priced at one dollar. The advertisement, by Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis, promises mail order if not sold by local druggists. Testimonies from multiple states are solicited.

Peldam E. W Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Guard Your Children Against Bowel Trouble

An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets for children with claims of gentle relief and candy like taste. Sisters of Christian Charity endorse the product noting good results and ease of administration. The ad highlights chocolate flavor, single box 25 doses for 25 cents, and a money back guarantee if first box fails.

Miles Sisters of Christian Charity Charles St. Lurerne Dr. Miles

Social Roundup From Macomb and Nearby Towns

S H Robertson of Macomb visited here Tuesday and J D Lyman's and Mrs E W Yocum spent Sunday at WLR. Mrs E W Yocum of Mountain Grove visits her daughter Mrs J D Inman and family. J D Inman's guests include Mrs Sease and daughter Mrs M C Yocum of Mountain Grove en route to Hartville. Miss Bess Tuman hosted a thimble party for guest Miss Isabelle Wallace of Mansfield. J C Sullivan and family toured here Saturday en route to Hartville. he plans to attend Spring Teacher Normal next year. his brother J W and wife teach at Urich.

S. H. Robertson Macomb J.D. Lyman E.W. Yocum WLR James Bell Kansas City C. A. Darnell St. Louis Hillside Poultry Farm Mountain Grove J. D. Inman Sease M.C. Yocuny Hartville Bess Tuman Isabelle Wallace Mansfield Ava Enterprise J.C. Sullivan Branson Sullivan J. W Urich

Brewer Family Moves Toward Phelps City Residence

J. R. Brewer and family have left for Phelps City where they will reside near the city. G. W. Brewer, visiting, plans to return home near Phelps City tomorrow. The Brewers will stop en route to Hammond, Kansas, and Kansas City to visit relatives. Jack Payn, Mountain Grove sign painter, painted signs for Mrs. James Coday's millinery and Jerry's ice cream parlor, now moved from Day building to the former bakery location, and also worked on Stephens' Cafe signs.

J. R. Brewer Phelps City G.W. Brewer Hammond Kas Kansas City Jack Payn Mountain Grove James Coday Jerry Stephens’ Cafe

Mountain Grove Woman Praises Don's Kidney Pills

In a Mountain Grove interview from seven years earlier Mrs. C E Byer described severe back pain dizziness and nervous weakness. After using Don's Kidney Pills she found relief and after four years she again endorsed the remedy for old aches. The ad notes the product Doan's Kidney Pills from The Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

C. E. Byer W. Flist St Mountain Grove Twan Don Eyeresid Doan

Wright County S S Association Program Norwood Mo 1915

The Norwood Missouri Wright County Sunday School Association hosts a two day program on September 6 and 7 1915. It opens with registration praise services and teaching sessions led by Rev W N Zuvera Mrs Eliza Peters Sterling L Williams and others. The agenda includes committee appointments Bible hours praise services discussions on education the role of the superintendent and Sunday school organization. Evening sessions feature boy training and sermons. A final adjournment is slated after extensive sessions on youth education mission and temperance.

W. N. Zuvera Eliza Peters Sterling L. Williams J. A. Bradford C. A. Stephens H. R. Osborne H.R. Osborne J. P. Langley Joseph Davis Newton Bundy Praize Servicrw J. R. Bruton Home Department J. H. Cleaves J. A. Hylton J. PY. Langley

Woman crediting Chamberlains Tablets for relief of indigestion

Mrs. M J Gallagher of Geneva New York reports long lasting indigestion and constipation eased after four months of using Chamberlains Tablets. She says two bottles let her eat heartily with no ill effects and that the remedy is sold by all dealers. Ad.

M. J. Gallagher Geneva N.Y Chamberlain Tavon

Fifth Sunday Meeting At Mansfield Baptist Church

The fifth Sunday meeting at Mansfield Baptist church Friday through Sunday drew wide attendance with many visitors. The program proceeded as published, with substitutes filling absent entries. Rev. Andrew Ross acted as moderator, a role he has held for several years.

Mansfield Baptist Church Andrew Ross

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad for Skin Ailments

An old advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ordinary cuts bruises and injuries. It claims the salve prevents infection speeds healing and offers antiseptic protection for skin blemishes eczema and salt rheum with a two ounce box priced at 25 cents from druggists.

Local Notes from Macomb and Mt Herman Area

Artie Willard was on the sick list last week. Ralph Thomas and wife visited Macomb Tuesday. Ralph Thomas lays the foundation for a new barn. Protracted meeting began at Mt Herman Monday night. Mrs Mae Hylton's sister from Springfield is staying with her. George Nevels and wife are proud parents of a new daughter. Miss Mattie Crook and Jim Kelley were married Sunday. Road workers have been busy on Dry Creek this past week. Mrs Lula Woodle and Jake Ryan married Wednesday. Mrs Viola Willard and son visiting her husband's parents, S C Willard and wife.

Ralph Thomas Macomb Mt. Herman Mae Hylton Springfield George Nevels Mattie Crook Jim Kelley Dry Creek Lula Woodle Jake Ryan Viola Willard S.C. Willard

State fair exhibit plans voiced by Mountain Grove influence

Paul Evans of the State Fruit Experiment Station writes Dr. Riley about an exhibit at the state fair in Sedalia to be available for extension at Mansfield's Fourth Agricultural and Stock Show Wey. Hibert Pleiteler died at Churt valley the bh week. Dessie Stevens visited Ava this week. Lisel, and Miss Leota Morgan of Sapulpa, Oleta, have been visiting relatives and friends here. They are the children of Gyan Morgan, a former resident.

Paul Evans Mountain Grove FV. Riley Sedalia Lisel Url Leota Morgan Sapelpa Oleta Vstiie Gyan’ Morgan

Walthee Catarrh Cure touted as only cure

The advertisement praises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to strengthen the system, and offers $100 for any failure to cure. Includes testimonials and Toledo address, with a note to take Mall's Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Mall

Delegates Named From Mansfield Sunday School to Norwood Convention

Delegates to the Mansfield M1 Sunday school are Norwood J D Reynolds W A Plate Mesdames W A Hlack G S Kur ney H M Norcross HE Newton JA Hylton and Miss Mabel Coday announced as delegates to the convention at Norwood next Monday and Tuesday.

J. D. Reynolds W. A. Plate Mesdames W A.hlack GS. Kurney H.m.norcross He, Newton JA. Hylton Mabel Coday Mansfield M.1 Norwood

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promotes Easy Laxative

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as an easy pleasant laxative with a nightly dose of one or two pills and a glass of water. It claims no bad taste or belching, promotes overnight relief and a day of feeling fine. Sold by druggists at 25c per bottle.

Dr. King Kentucky

Mrs Butterfield Family Relocated to Nichols Property

Mrs Butterfield and family moved from the Mrs Rinda Brazeal property to the Mus N N Nichols location, marking a residential change and occupancy update for the household.

G Murrell and Bert Elis of Thartville Eve Saturday

G Murrell and Bert Elis of Thartville were eve Saturday.

G Murrell and Bert Elis Thartville

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Jas. F. Ballard Prop St.Louis Solgando M. Craig Suns Mirror Office Fiona Rippee Oak Ridge L.F. Stone Frisco RL Alford T.F Lenhart John Stevens Kansas E. F P. Stanton of Bryant Lola Stella Gaskill Lol. LO. Nieder Popular Bluff Fred Grover New Carlisle Neilie Shulthers Council Grove Kansis Asa Wade Mansfield Motor Co R. WN. Purcell Nervine MKS Pittsburg &T Newcastle Penn W. O. Williams N. J. Pierson Campbell McGee Texas Castoria Wright County S. S. Association Norwood, Mo Artie Willard Hibert Pletelier Ehurtvalle Dessie Stevens J. C. Carter Mansfield, Mo Cleveland Buffalo Erib Biiaenrs Pang Cleveland & Buffalo Thansit Doe Elis Ballard James F. Ballard Louis, MO Stephens
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