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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
5
Terse town notes list residents and visitors across Hartville Springfield and surrounding areas. Mentions include Dr F H Riley, Sheriff C G Sanders, J E Craig, Mingsville resident J G Noel, and many others with frequent weekly or last week sightings. Also advertised remedies and drugstore promotions appear amid community gossip and incidents.
Mrs Fannie Eads of Rural Free Delivery No 6 Gireseville Ohio testifies Cardus, the woman’s tonic, restored her health after two years of back pain and weakness. She notes she gained strength, improved weight, and urges other women to try Cardus via local druggists as the tonic’s safety and effectiveness.
Macomb families rely on canning peaches with Mrs. W Doyle and children facing dwindling harvests and fading traditions as local canneries scale back operations and preserve remains scarce for households and neighbors.
Miss Emma and Eftie Findhy visited Eugene Doyle Saturday night and Sunday, recording a brief social note of local visits and companionship.
Cincinnati author promotes Freezone as a quick painless treatment for corns and calluses. A few drops allegedly relieve soreness and loosen the entire corn from the root, drying instantly without irritating surrounding skin. A small bottle costs little and can be obtained from druggists or wholesale houses.
Attendees joined preaching at Shiloh Sunday and shared dinner with Mrs. Lelia Gates. Mesdames Brake and Elrod visited School Friday afternoon. A sizable group of young people from Norwood attended singing at Macowb Saturday night.
Reverend Morgan Standifer was elected pastor of the Macomb Baptist Church on Saturday. Sunday school will be held every Sunday, with preaching scheduled for every third Saturday and Sunday. Penny.
Flint Hollow holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10 am with members busy sowing wheat and picking tomatoes. Mrs. Chas. Amick is on the sick list. Henry George and Jennie Smith wed Friday at the bride’s home. Horace Hamilton Jr. visited Chas. Hoggus weekend. Thomas Burner and wife welcomed a son. Boyd Asher moved to the Thomas Brown farm. Rev. E Carpenter to preach first Saturday and Sunday in October at the Chapel. Mrs. Vanzandt attends court at Marshfield this week. Zena Silvey and Grady Wilson wed last week. John S. Cole and Grace Hargus wed last week at the bride’s home. Lawson & Todd returned from Kansas Bridget.
Route Number Three preaching at New Hope every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 00 a m Rev G Chadwell Pastor Geo Harvey and wife from Douglas Co visited at the C B Harris home the first of the week Mrs Jesse Newton spent a few days last week at the home of her parents Matt Curtis and wife near St George Robert Summers and wife and Miss Mattie Clark spent Friday night at GEouge s The following called Sunday afternoon to see Ethel Harris who is suffering from a broken leg Misses Mattie Clark Annie Dedmon Mabie Holliman Ada Carter Ada Ward Retta and Oral Newton Robi Summers and wife John and Elaine Dun can and Alfred Rushing JASEY JONES.
Hickory Flat holds Saturday night prayer at 8 30 and Sunday school at 2 30. Rev L S Garrett of Norwood will preach on the next fifth Sunday Sept 30. Local residents attend revival at Shiloh and visit relatives at Brashy Knob and Denlon. Clay Township stock election favors at large voting winners reported. Farmers harvest corn and make molasses while Will Anderson cuts school wood near the school.
Mrs Hattie Coats and child ren from Morris Oklahoma stay at Uncle Jim Coats home awaiting the son’s body to be interred in the local cemetery. The young man served as second mate in the U S N and was killed at Cavity Philippines. Body arriving in San Francisco. Russell Walker family fortunes dip on old home farm after Mansfield visit. Herbert James visited Ava Saturday. Twins born Sept 6 to Mr and Mrs Marion Coats at Richards. Rebekahs served dinner to families and held an afternoon session. Louis Lords guests of Elis Medley and wife then auto trip to Cold Spring and Denton. Mrs Richard and Leo of Ft Scott Kansas return from week with her father. Joan King and Morgan Riley return from Pitcher Oklahoma where he worked in mines. Mrs Carrie Baker weekend with daughters in Ava.
Fred Putman and bride prepare to leave Monday for Dewey Oklahoma to reside. Dessa Lord, lately housed with Mrs Hodge, now stays at Bert Morgans. Word arrives of Manda Elam safely arriving in Ventura California to live with her father. Several of Dan Demerys children ill with malaria. Gladys and Susie Smith returned home to Dermott Arkansas after visiting here. Tom Hutchison died Sunday after a long illness. O T Newton and wife finished visiting and returned to Washington DC where Mr Newton works in the division of supplies under the fourth assistant postmaster general.
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