Additiona Locals Headlines From Mansfield and Nearby
Local notes report Mrs. W F Stone eye troubles and Cash Grocer Company trial price. J D Reynolds traveled to Sprigfield and back. Henry Dennis reports a mule loss. Elmer and Oscar Daxe drill for C A Stephens at his new home. Jake Hoover visited the city. Mrs M A Freeman is sick. William Spriggs of Olathe headed to Springfield. Dake brothers moved to M G Hensley residence. Mrs Stellan Rodbien and sons visited Springfield then returned. Freeman from Olathe, Quigley attends St Louis business. Grand Lodge meeting in Springfield with Hartville attendees. Frei Robinson joined his wife in Springfield then returned. Newton, Oliver families attended New Hope Church by auto. RK Brown sells National Dream Separator to Wm Angles east of town. Mrs J A Hylton and children visited Jefferson City, then Ava.
Accident on new Railroad injures workers. train wreck
An accident on the new railroad Thursday wrecked one of the reel cars and injuring both team members. condition of injuries unknown. J. P. Leitner of near Pleasant Valley killed by a runaway team Monday between his home and Cedar Cap. His 3 year old son accompanying him escaped unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Railroad
Reli Care
Teakman
J. P. Leitner
Pleasant Valley
Cedar Cap
Local notes and marriages in Wright County community
Sunday May 1 marriage recorded for Charles Moreland and Verna Codayg by Justice W L Pollock at his residence. News includes church singing at German Lutheran, road updates from Fred Oetting, hopes for auto traffic to county seat, school No 34 led by J W Coday, social visits at Henry Oetting's, Mrs Harrison Coday’s illness, Pearl Turner visiting Mortville, crops progressing, and a sign-off from CounTRY GIRL with best wishes for the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pollock
Cnarles Moreland
Verna Codayg
John Coday
Wolf Creek
German Lutheran Church
Oetting
Fred Oetting
Notice from Mansfeldl Grocery
All parties knowing themselves indebted to Mansfeldl Grocery are notified to come in and settle up at once.
Bargain Column Promises Loans and Furnishings Deals
The column advertises 818,000 06 to loan on improved farms for 1 to S years, and promotes Fullington for furniture and wallpapers. It highlights fence material from Fresman & Uiler, moulding for frames, and a new stock of rockers. G W Freeman 2 Son showcases spring clothing and goods, while Farmers & Merchants Bank of Mansfield invites deposits and notes directors P W Newton J D Reynolds F B Fuson N J Uraly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. J. Craig
Fullington
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfeld
P. W Newton
J. D. Reynolds
Br. F. B Fuson
N. J. Uraly
Chiee Announces 1909 Stallion at Grantham Farm
Frank M. Speer offers the bay stallion Chiee for 2500 with insured colt, to remain on the Grantham farm two miles south of Mansfield. Details describe the 16 hand, 1400 pound horse as a multi use breed with ownership terms and neighborhood removal conditions. Also includes a health product ad for Dr Shoop Health Coffee and notes on Alice De Rothschild’s wealth and Grasse villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiee
Grantham Farm
Mansfield
de Shoup
Racine
Wis
Wowmas
Alice de Rothschild
England
Grasse
Londohenge
Piccadilly
Gragse
Local Churches Schedule Services This Month
Presbyterian Church holds services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m on the fourth Sunday each month with Sunday School at 10 a m J A Russell pastor Methodist Church conducts 11 a m and 7 p m services on the first and third Sundays with Sunday School every Sunday D A W D Jones pastor Baptist Church meets the third Sunday at 11 a m and 7 p m Sabbath School 2 30 p m J W Roberts pastor Sunday School every Sunday 2 30 p m Row Lawn superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Russell
Methodist Church
W. RB
D. Jones
Baptist Church
L. A
J. W. Roberta
The Chemistry of Hell and the Science Behind It
The article discusses how radioactivity and modern science prompt the view of hell as a physical place within the earth. It separates the physical location from theological beings, noting science addresses only the place and not the devil or damned souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Paris
Earth
Fodder for Newlyweds From a Judge's Wit
A humorous quip from Judge about a newly married couple who just moved in and a bread baker who visits. The wife answers the baker with a coy trade offer after learning their household only has two people. She suggests a trial and ponders whether five loaves a day will suffice.
Kindergarten power of concentration debated by writer
A magazine writer argues Kindergarten may be unnecessary for well‑off children with good home environments while noting it could awaken dormant faculties in others. The piece questions whether early schooling can be learned easily and if true education is best achieved outside the home.
Wife and Husband Quarrel Over Money Kiss Trade
A brief cartoon caption shows a wife accusing her husband of only kissing for money. The husband retorts that money is often the motive. The gag reflects a marital argument about financial leverage.
County Officials and Local Lodges Directory
List of county officers including presiding judge probate judge county clerk and sheriff with signatures. Also lists Masons Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors lodge meeting nights and officeholders such as noble grand secretary and treasurer with names. Includes local officers like coroner surveyor and school commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BH. Henson
J. W. Allen
Wm. Wickle
North
Richard Rayburn
South
W. K
Long County
J. A. Russell
Alrowlt
J. T. Blackwell
N. L. Richardson
Atty Arthurj P. Curtis
Shariff
Woot
C. A. Stephens
Tressuerer
Carter
ME. Williams School
EF. J Knight
Incomplete Tale of a West Greekbrides Maple and Bushes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a maple tree rising 12 feet 2 inches from the ground and a nearby 15 feet from a feature named Laqueue materb one, with three growths and higher up cum rant and raspberry bushes said to bear each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greekbrides
Masa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cash Grocer Company
Sprigfield
Henry Dennis
Elmer
Oscar Daxe
C A. Stephens
Jake Hoover
M. A. Freeman
William Spriggs
Olathe
Springfield
Messra Oscar and
Elmer Dake
Mtn. Grove
Well Drill Boys
M. G. Hensley
West Mansfield
Stellan Rodbien
James Freeman
J. B. Quigley
St Louis
Bilas Rippee
M. G. Slensley
O. F. Grand Lodge
Hartville
Frei Robinson
8Ringfield
Messrs . E. Newton
M. W. Oliver
New Hope
A RK. Brown
National Dream
Wm. Angles
J. A. Hylton
Ralph
Zelma
Jefferson City
Douglas County
Ava
Tress
Sule
Aurely
Ho Tormith
Gayruyte
Draggiste
Scientific
Pimereae
Iit
Dr. Shoop’s
A. Coday
Wright, Co
J. .W Coday
Menry Oetting
Harrison Coday
Miss Pearl Turner
Mortville
Edior
Ee Bank Ee
Fresman & Uiler
W. B. Fullington
Parmars & Merchants Bank of
G. W. Freeman
Smedicy's
Frank M. Speer
I.C
George ‘Tripp
Noble Grand
HH. K. Smedley
Vics Grand
Brazeal
James Ouday
Rebbeccah Lodge
Mollie Hensley
Noble
Royal Neighbors
Laura Miller
Oracle
Maggie Reynolds
Grace Boonell
Belle Brazeal
A. F. and
A. M. Mansfield Lodge No
N.N. Nichols
R. A.M. Mansfeld
Eastern Star Mansfeld
N.S. Miller
James Coday
W. H. Moore
John W. Braseal
J. LD
Reynold
S. Bertram
Roe Strong
John W. Brazeal
Craig N
Milier City Treasures
Robinett
California L.C
West Side Square
Robinett’s
Mansfield, MO
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