Crippen Visits Seymour on Sunday
E. A. Crippen made a trip to Seymour Sunday, reporting a brief, quiet outing with local residents and noting no unexpected events during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Crippen
Seymour
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
2
Herbine Medicine Ad and Visit by Viola Draper
HERBINE is the remedy for biliousness malaria and constipation. The first dose offers relief and continued doses complete the cure. Price £ Cs Sold by Fuson Drug Co. Miss Viola Draper visited home folks this week from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuson Drug Co
Money to Loan by N. J. Craig on Farm Security
N. J. Craig offers to loan money on good, improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. Also appears an employment ad seeking women for hosiery selling with guaranteed wages. Hosiery Mills ad from Norristown, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
Norristown
Pleasant Flat Tabernacle Meeting and Community News
Pleasant Flat reports the tabernacle meeting will start at Thorp Saturday night and run at least two weeks. Sunday school at 10 am, with other services weekly. Miss Clara Williams ill with typhoid fever. entire family affected except Leonard. The Nine Days work on the road with the steam grader improved the route from the half mile road to Wilie Allen southeast corner. Rain is needed. meat farmers cutting corn. Sunday School and preaching schedules at multiple local schools and churches. Rev. W. A. Moore and Rev. Fr. Lights officiate. Rev. G. Bundy preached farewell at Moore and married Elmer Campbell to Miss Rudi Shaw. Road work continues south of Moore school under Willie Allen and Mr. Shaw. Noah Street directs Wright county steam engine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Thorp
Clara Williams
Leonard
Half Mile
Lights
Sowulay
Pleasant Grove
J. E Seal
G. F. Bundy
Mountain Grove
G. Bundy
Norwood Neighbors Enjoy Gatherings and Daily News
In Norwood many residents are busy with small town tasks and social events. Local youths gather at Mr Jacks to peel apples and have fun while others visit relatives and attend church singings in nearby Macomb. Community members help with harvest and note preparations for the upcoming fair as fields are tended and plans made.
Farm notes on threshing and bountiful crops in Clear Valley
Clear Valley farmers report busy canning and good yields. E Stoll and son Ira completed threshing and returned home. Mrs Roy Wheeler and Phillip of Springfield visited their grandfather A J Shoat and other relatives. Blue eyes referenced in a local line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Stoll
Son Ira
Roy Wheeler
Phillip
Springfield
A J
Whebler
Old Lady Feeling Fine Cardal Tonic Letter From Cobden
Mrs Kate Mots of Cobden writes that since using Cardal her 52 year old mother no longer suffers severe headaches or cramps. After three daily doses over four bottles the stomach is stronger and she can eat most things. She urges others to try Card-u-L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobden
Kate Mots
Cardus
Odle Couple Visit Cedar Gap This Week
Siria Odle and his wife traveled from Cedar Gap this week to the area, visiting local sites and meeting residents during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siria Odle
Wife
Cedar Gap
Freezone Ends Corn Pain Claims From Cincinnati Authority
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a quick remedy for tender corns and hard calluses. He asserts drops applied to the corn soothe soreness, dry the area, and lift the corn without irritation to surrounding skin. A small bottle costs little and removes hard or soft corns or calluses. order if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Seymour visitor Ernest Coday visits relatives this week
Ernest Coday of Seymour visited relatives here this week to catch up and share family news with local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.hogan of
Seymour
Ernest Coday
Hickory Flat prayer meeting and local visits noted
Hickory Flat hosts prayer meeting Saturdays at 8 30 PM and Sunday school at 2 30 PM. Rev L G Garrett of Norwood to preach on the next fifth Sunday September 20. Numerous local residents and visitors from Macomb and surrounding areas are recorded visiting, shopping, or staying with families over the weekend including Nevels Locke and family, Atchisons and Woodles, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Flat
Garrett of
Norwood
Ethel Ryan
Macomb
Chadwell
Louis Lord
Brushy Knob
Mr. Mott
Fate Stick
Arkansas
Claude Kelley
Fordland
Charlene Lord
Hattie Atchison
Harry Millsap
Drew Ryan
Nevels
Locke
Walter Hylton
Grace
Bert
Neil Campbell
Mildred Lord
Opal Ryan
Nate Atchison
Springfield
Nettie Etheredge
Cornelius
Nellie Woodle
Floyd Ayrton
Ralph Miller
Nellie
Carrie Woodle
Miss Etheredge
Ryan
Elva
Florence Stark
M. Hayn
PF. Banfield
Geo. Thomas
Coffeyville
Kas
Fate Stark
W. Taylor
Geo. Rovers
Olathe
N Atchison
Mate Stark
Luli Woodle
Flint Hollow Sunday School and local notices
Flint Hollow Sunday School at Pint Hollow holds services every Sunday at 10 a.m. Weather is nice and residents stay busy. James Hamilton of Spritzfield visited home folks Friday. William Todd of Wright County visited his sister Mrs W T Hamilton Tuesday. Mr Banch to sing at the Chapel next first Sunday evening after preaching. Many from the area prep to attend the Mansfield fair. Walter Hamilton Jr. is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pint Hollow
James Hamilton
Spritzfield
Williamm Todd
Wright County
W. T. Hamilton
Banch
Mansfield
Walter Hamilton, Jr
Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope
Rev. G Chadwell pastor announces Route Number Three preaching at New Hope every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. Mrs D S Dorrell dined at Mike Branstetter's Thursday. Several from this vicinity were in the Gem City of the Ozarks Saturday. George Harris spent Sunday evening with Wilford Dorrell. Pleasant Mallory of Council Bluffs, Iowa, visited his parents Geo Mallory and wife last week. Mrs M J Dixon, visiting relatives in Kellerton, Iowa, has returned home. GALEY JONES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
G.chadwell
D. S. Dorrell
Mike Branstetter
Gem City of the Ozarks
George Harris
Wilford Dorrell
Pleasant Mallory
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Geo
Mallory
M. J. Dixon
Kellerton
Galey Jones
Post Oak Runners Busy Preparing for Fall
Community buzz centers on fall preparations as Ada Rosevear suffers a dangerous cut at Kennedy's canning factory. J W Kennedy travels in Springfield Friday through Sunday. Verble Blankenship visits homefolks early week. BF W Thompson buys four Angora goats from Holliman. Black-Jack Sprout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rosevear
Kennedy
J. W. Kennedy
Springfield
Verble Blankenship
BF. W. Thompson
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A. L. Babb
J. M. England
Christ
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M.w.spain
P. Mingus
C.M. Seate
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Church of Christ
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P. Davis
Rev
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Bros. Pearman
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Lla
W. Presching
J.p.mingus
Grifith
J. W. Roberts
C. M. Seale
Mr. Jacks
Sam Williams
Fred Bprge
Ruby
Joe Frye
Ralph Dale
Chas
Geo. Shores
Herman Roberts
John Frye
Willie Raney
Macomb Baptist Church
John Mrye
George Shores
Black Stringfellow
Kansas
Fred Frye
Ollie Creamer
May Ryan
Charley Nelson
Tarkio
Dr. AL
R. L
Mr. Thompson
Calhoun Farm
Dolly
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Clear Valley
Ifeiia
Klomech
James W. Svokes
A. J. Farmer
Hartville,Mo
Stella-Vitee
W. F. Nelson
Hixon
Tenn
James Roberta
Anc
Chattanooga
Stella-Vitec
Fuson Drug Company
Mansfield, Missouri
W. C. Duckworth
Kungas
Atexas Wonder
Eures
Flint Hollow
Black-Jack Sprout
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Arela
Whleddek
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Telephone No
Mansfield, Mo
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