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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1914

Page

4

Route Number Two on Route Number 3 Wolf Creek Items

Local notices recount community chatter at Wolf Creek with names such as Lewis Lotzenheiner Amos Roy Littrell and family and Mrs E B Marshall. Reports mention peach canning visits, farm chores hauling wood and busyness of residents including Sam Letsinger Paul Williams Frank Smalley and J W Edwards. Weather notes praise rain while social remarks and light banter fill the column.

Deuce Lee Turner Sylva Brazeal W. M. Hamilton Amos Roy Sam Letsinger Ace

Ice Cream Supper At Mrs Stepps Draws Crowd

August 31 1914 AMERICAN VALLEY notes a cool day and an ice cream supper at Mrs Stepp s that drew a good crowd. Charley Findley works for Kingsley Findley. Mrs OQon Bennett visited Mrs Oscar Moody. Lena Ora Calhoun visited Ethel Cora Findley. Hosea Stout and wife visited home folks and canned peaches. Oscar Moody and wife attended and Rastus Pansy were seen at the event.

Charley Findley Kingsley Findley Oqon Bennett Oscar Moody Lena Ora Calhoun Ethel and Cora Findley Hosea Stout and Wife

Diarrhoea Cured Quickly by Chamberlains Remedy

A Pennsylvania resident writes that after a single dose of Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he was cured and notes it also cured others he gave it to. The ad claims ordinary diarrhoea can be cured with one or two doses and notes the product is sold by all dealers.

Fred Ellis Visits Mountain Grove Resident This Week

Fred Ellis of Mountain Grove was in town during the week for undisclosed reasons.

Fred Ellis Mountain Grove

Community Notes From Spring Center Gatherings

August US report highlights visits and family Sundays. Jobin McCrite visited Sid McCrite. John Pierson returned from Almna Suiity. Janes Odel and wife spent Sunday with Joe Hall. Holiness meeting in the tabernacle closed last week. Delbert Werth and wife visited Will Shinpaugh. George Werth and family visited Oscar Moore.

Janes Odel Joe Hall Tabernacle Delbert Werth Will Shinpaugh George Werth Oscar Moore

Friday Night Visitors Mention John Moody and Friends

Friday night visitors with John Moody include Miss Meggie Bennett and Miss Frankie Melotost. Saturday night guests were Miss Veita Johnson, Miss Minnie Johnson, and Miss Nirva Shanes. Daisy missed writing last week while Mrs. Sue Findley, Mrs. Foster Findley, Mrs. Lovie Moody, and Miss Ethel Findley called at Mrs. W. Fr. Shortridge Wednesday.

John Moody Meggie Bennett Frankie Melotost Veita Minnie Johnson Nirva Shanes Daisy Sue Findley Foster Findley Lovie Moody Ethel Findley W. Fr. Shortridge

Puzzle Gadget Promises Math Fun With 60 Cent Price

A quirky advertisement touts a device that adds and subtracts, wearable as a watch fob on a chain. Priced at 60 cents, the offer directs readers to Nirrousxk Mee. Co. at 225 Title Guaranty Building in St. Louis Missouri.

Nirrousxk Mee. Co Guaranty Bldgg St. Louis

Sukey’s Photo Sparks Suit and Paper Apology

A reader warns Dinah of a potential libel suit over a published photo, noting public recognition and a claim that the image resembles Sukey. The Devil’s Letter column apologizes for typographic errors in the Mirror, acknowledging a misprint where “o” was missing and “sold” should read “solid,” and requests charging the correction to the account.

Dinah Sukey South Missouri

Stop That First Fall Cough

Fall cough or cold may lead to serious lung trouble. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey relieves fast, soothes throat and lungs, loosens mucus, and fortifies against further cold germs. Suitable for Gaby or children. only 25 cents at your druggist.

Dr. Bell Gaby

Interest in Oil Well Free Offer

In a proven oil field a free oil lot with warranty deed is offered for 315 dollars. Write for a free book from Josuru UH at Boom 225 Title Guaranty Bidg. St. Louis Missouri.

Josuru UH Guaranty Bidg St. Louis

Local notes and updates from a Missouri community

Angel 30 Ih Mes Dortha Coday stays with Mes J D Rowland as he mentions five or six wood cows for salt. Sunday school at the old log church. Mrs Doughts and children visited Priday and Saturday. Wm Lahey family back from Ozark county trip. Joe Crider and Babies visited Mrs Young of Blackwell Oklahoma. Read Frye rents a farm near Menace. Warnings about a possible kidnapper near town. Rowland and Harve Young in Douglas county report a good time. School starts at Oet ting schoolhouse September 7. Ideal weather noted. chores like corn, alfalfa, wheat, potatoes, tomatoes to prepare for fall. Will send more items for readers. lament about former residents not filing and comment on western towns.

Mes Dortha Coday J. D. Rowland J.D. Rowland Joe Crider Mrs Young Blackwell Okla Oetting

Po Do Lax Promises Health Through Digestion Clean Blood

Po Do Lax advertised as a pleasant and sure laxative to banish pimples headaches biliousness and indigestion. It claims to tone the liver purify the blood and prevent stomach trouble with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at all druggists.

Picken To Sail For Bombay Under Mission Board

W S Picken left last week for Detroit after visiting his sister Mrs W L Hitchcock and family. He plans to sail for Bombay on September 28 with his daughter and niece under the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.

W. S. Picken Detroit Mich W. LE. Hitchcock Bombay Indina American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions

August 1 1014 Peach canning and social notes

Local column on August 1 1014 reports peach canning and social visits. Mr and Mrs Scott visited at Joe Goss Saturday night while Jonn Poort returned from Topeka Kansas. Miss Ann Kiser came home from Kansas City on visit. Mrs Selgidge and family planned a trip to Cato. Community events include church services at Lead Hill and greetings to subscribers.

Verbie Fuge Manstiel Orin Newton J. M Erma Naomi Poort Priscilla Rippue Bates Frank Selgidge Cato A. Ross Lead Hill Spain Frankey Rastus Bryant

Remedy for sore eyes offered by J R Black Medicine Co

An 19th century notice promotes Dr Mack's Eye Water for acute conjunctivitis claiming rapid cures. It states the product is sent by mail for 26e and manufactured by J R Black Medicine Co in Kennett Missouri. It notes availability through all druggists.

Dentist Dr Riley to Visit Mansfield and Hartville Offices

Dr FH Riley the Dentist will be in his Mansfield office daily until court week. During court week he will be in his Hartville office for the week of September 7 to 12.

FH Riley Mansfield Hartville Ady

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Wolf Creek Lewis Lotzenheiner Mr. Littrell Fioyd Hale Link Letsinger Paul Williams Henry Newton Ralph Brentlinger Clarence Brewer P. S. Williams and Son Hernan Geo. Brentlinger Guy Woodlands Reuben Williams Kansas Liza Jane Pansy R. M. Bishop Fred Justus C. PF Harris Enna Ermel Mallory Ethel Huber Harris J. P. Mingus the Baptist Church Jakey C.F. Harris Carthage Alba Cardus American Valley Celesta Rose Bud Jobin McCrite Sid McCrite John Pierson Almna Suiity Mansfield, MO le Peay F. H. Riley D. C Fuson's Drug Store Manafield, Mo Sid McCrie T. St. Baker and Son Ava Rosk Bep A. P. Hall Cedar Gap Ballard James PF. Ballard ST. Louis, MO Stephens Fuson’s Drug Store Angel Mra S.ik India Fred Goss John Deaver Lead Hill Church Walter Misses Rinda Sadi¢é Reppee Miss Rinda Sam Strong Mollie Goss O. B. Whitaker Veaubleau Caine Texas VIA Frisco Fred Harvey G. S. Burney
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