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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

6

Pleasant Ridge Weather, Canning, and Church Notices

Rainy spell continues as Pleasant Ridge residents plan through canning peaches. Church gathers every fourth weekend with singing at Charles Schlicher's Thursday night. Local court hearing attended by Claud Smith and Alva Hensley in Hartville. Mr. Maried returns from Springfield. Floyd Hatfield and his wife of Coffeyville Kansas visit relatives. Mattie and Richard Schlicher, Meggie Bennett, and Reed Johnson attend Wolf Creek church Thursday night. June bug.

Pleasant Ridge Charles Schlicher Claud Smith Alva Hensley Hartville Floyd Hatfield Coffeyville, Kas Mattie Richard Schlicher Meggie Bennett Reed Johnson Wolf Creek

Hills and Mountain One Hue Rain and Local Notices

Mrs Anna Gilley is reported on the sick list. School at Pool school progresses well with singing at Mount Pleasant each Saturday night. Sunday school at No 5 every Sunday at 2 pm. Jesse Newton of Springfield visiting Ozarks relatives. Sunday school and singing well attended the ith Sun. Uncle Abe Hanks visited W S Gaskill and attended the Sth Sunday at No 4. W S Gaskill filed his appointment at the Hargus Chapel.

Mount Pleasant Jesse Newton Springfield Ozarks Abe Hanks W.S. Gaskill Hargus Chapel

All Day Singing at Dennis Church

An all day singing event with dinner on the grounds will be held at Dennis church on Sunday September 19. Several classes are expected to participate and attendees are invited to bring their class.

Singers Highlight Evening With Geo Mackey Family

A local Sunday gathering featured a notable singing session after dinner with Geo Mackey and family. The event centered at No. 5 where a remarkable performance was delivered, described as one of the best of his life.

Geo Mackey No. 5

Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Ad by Freeman

An advertisement notes farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay, credited to Adv. Gro. B. Freeman. The terse notice urges quick action for lenders seeking favorable terms.

Adv Gro B. Freeman

Dry Creek Families Share News and Visits

Dry Creek residents Floyd Hylton and his wife welcomed a new son. Mrs. J. W. Moutray visited Mrs. Nelson of Macomb on Sunday. Orin Findley and his wife spent Friday night with Walter Spurs and his wife. Several Dry Creek folks attended an all day singing in Macomb. Miss Evalyn Moutray returned Tuesday from a three week visit with her sister in Springfield.

Floyd Hylton J. W. Moutray Nelson Macomb Orin Findley Walter Spurs Dry Creek Evalyn Moutray Springfield Ollie Frye Harve Pindley Anna Emma Findley Maud Reynolds Mansfield W. H. Brake Roy Beauchamp John Brageal Elva Turner James Freeman Fred Gates

Local notes from the county district court and social visits

Residents from the vicinity attended court Monday while several social gatherings filled the weekend. Mrs. B J Mackey visited Mrs. G W Mackey, Bud Rushing and family shared Sunday dinner at Pt Wells, and a large crowd attended the ice cream supper at New Grove. Mr and Mrs W S Gaskill and Mrs Lizzie Hancock with two daughters were dinner guests at G W Mackey’s Sunday.

J. Mackey G.W. Mackey Bud Rushing Pt. Wells New Grove W.s.gaskill Lizzie Hancock G. W. Mackey

Lead Hill Rain Dampens Local Farm Work

Rainy weather settles over Lead Hill as corn suffers wind damage. Local residents Bert Bailey, Joe Goss, Fred Goss, Miss Clara Goss, and Miss Estel Matney share Sunday meals at neighbors’ farms. Sore foot from a nail keeps Mike Rippee home. singing and Sunday school gatherings continue. fruit picking begins with Alex Salisbury supervising and Prof. Whitaker visiting to inspect apple crops.

Bert Bailey Jake Crider Edward Colorado Joe Goss Mr. Scott Fred Goss E Matney Clara Goss M. A. Morris Cap Marvie Goss Sam Burney Farm Mike Rippee Sadie Goss Estel Matney Arthur Matney Mansfield Cloud Crider Dunning Gordon Hensley Lead Hill Scott Wren Claud Crider Burney Hugh Poort Douglas County Joan Poort Jason Hight Springfield O. B. Whitaker Weaubleau Alex Salisbury

Sloan's Liniment Emergency Doctor Ad Blurb

An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as an antiseptic that kills germs and infection, relieves pain, and supports healing. It promotes constant availability, claims the $1.00 size offers six times the 25¢ amount, and presents the product as a portable emergency doctor.

Sloan

Local notes from High Ridge and Seymour

G M Smith visited Seymour Monday. Sunday school at the Chapel every Sunday at 2 50 p m. H M Hamilton and Paul Smith went to Webb City Tuesday. H M Hamilton and wife welcomed a new girl. Marie Bowman, ill recently, is recovering. Vashti Hamilton, staying with Mrs KilIan, returned home Sunday. An ice cream supper at Mesdames Baty and Stanley Saturday night drew a large crowd. D Findley and wife of Macomb visited neighbors Sunday and Monday.

H.M. Hamilton Paul Smith Webb City H. M. Hamilton Marie Bowman Vasbti Hamilton

Backache and Kidney Remedy Testimony Ad

Marshfield Missouri justice Frank McCormack endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief from back pain and headaches. The ad urges readers to seek Down's Kidney Pills, notes Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as maker, and includes a general testimonial prompt.

Marshfield Frank McCormack Justice of Peace Anya

Black-Draught Liver Medicine Endorsed by Mrs Cellier

A town resident from Hardin, Missouri attests to Thedford's Black-Draught Liver Medicine, claiming years of use, quick relief for liver and stomach troubles, and recommending it for every household medicine chest. The ad notes a longstanding 75 year history, package sizes of 25 cents and one dollar, and calls the product a standard remedy.

Hardin J. W. Cellier Thedford NCBI

Rev J M England Preaches at Baptist Church Sunday

Baptist Church invites worshippers as Rev J M England preaches at the Sunday service. The preacher is expected to deliver a message of faith and community. Members are urged to attend and participate in the morning gathering.

J. M England Baptist Church

Next Best Thing to Pine Forest for Colds Ady

The ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as effective against colds. It claims to reach the root of cold troubles by clearing the throat and easing stuffed feelings. It notes pine honey qualities help with children's colds and warns early treatment prevents complications.

Dr. Bell

Route Number 3 Mrs Silas Moooon on sick list

Route Number 3 notes Mrs Silas Moooon on the sick list while the community reports several Sunday visits and dinners. Will Paxton and family spent Sunday at Geo Wells with Ephriam Sappenfield and family dining at H E Brazearl's. Fred Renkauf returned from North Missouri. Dorrells and Beam visited C F Harris. Justus, Majlory and Mrs Duncan dined with J M Newton. Preaching at New Hope Baptist church every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 am led by Rev J P Mingus.

Will Paxton Geo. Wells Ephriam Sappenfield Brazeal Fred Renkauf Missouri Wilford Alva Dorrell Harry Beam C.F. Harris Fred Justus Geo. Majlory Mrs. Duncan J. M. Newton New Hope Baptist Church J. P. Mingus

Indigestion Relief Prompts Patient to Try Tablets

Mrs M J Gallagher of Geneva New York reports prolonged acute indigestion and constipation. After a year of failed remedies she tried Chamberlains Tablets, bought from a druggist, and soon improved. Two bottles let her eat heartily with no bad effects. Sold by all dealers.

M. J. Gallagher Geneva N.Y Chamberlain's Tableta Ady

Macomb Social News and Local Notices

Near Macomb a stretch of mild weather was noted as E C and E K Williams helped with road work. Clint Williams worked for his uncle R P. Eugene Doyal and wife welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Rena Anderson visited Miss Maria Williams. J K Gass and wife spent Sunday with daughter Mrs H Robertson. Several attended a Christian church meeting at Mansfield. Mae Nelson and Bertha Williams visited Eda Schafer. Lom Gray and Bertha Woodys spent weekend at Dora Woody's. A party at Mr Beachum's drew two wagonloads from Macomb. Walter Sours and wife and Oran Findley and wife visited sister Mrs H Robertson. Singing Saturdays and Sunday school at Macomb Baptist Church were announced. Mrs Lum Gray, staying with daughter Mrs Berda Woody, left for Kansas Monday.

E.C E.K. Williams Clint Williams R. P. Eugene Doyal Rena Anderson Maria Williams J. K.gass 8. H. Robertson Christian Church Mansfield Mae Nelson Bertha Williams Eda Schafer Mesdames Lom Gray Bertha Woodys Dora Woody Mr. Beachum Macomb Macomb Baptist Church Lum Gray Berda Woody Kansas Lom Gray John Woody Lam Gray Baby Perry Dake's Henry Royal The Baptist Church Siria Odie Cedar Gap Houston Freeman Mayson Olathe Ethel Robertson John Brazeal

Community notes of Macomb social events and church sing

Macomb residents share visits at BTurners Findleys Nevels and others. Weekly gatherings include singing at the Baptist church led by Siria Odie Cedar Gap and a farewell singing for Ethel Robertson who moves to Olathe. Attendees include many local families and relatives from Mansfield Mans field Perry Dake and more.

Weekly Weather Forecast for Midwest Plains 1915

Forecast from the U S Weather Bureau for the week starting September 8 1915 expects fair weather and moderate temperatures across the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States with local showers around September 12 followed by fair conditions for the week’s final days. Regions include Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota.

U. S. Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Upper Mississippi Valley Plains Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota

Heart Disease Almost Fatal to Young Girl

A Worth Maine mother recounts her thirteen year old daughter’s heart trouble and recovery after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The letter promotes the product as effective for short breath fainting spells ankle swelling and chest pain and notes it is sold with a guarantee by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Miles Dr. Miles A. BR. Canon Worth Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

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