Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-03-12
JUST PICK-UPS


seems like garden making time
John A. Denpis's of Hartvill,
visited Amos Roy's and 10 Mans
field Saturday and Sunday, ant
Mrs. DenniS'S mother went home
with them Monday. Miss Nellie
Dennis spent Sunday night witt
Miss Jewell Dean, and Wayne
Dennis at NJ. T.. Dennis s.
James Brewer surprised Min
ME Monday by driving the dray
down there with a nice new
range. Now, Minnie. cook Jim
some real good grub.
Mrs. Perkins is at her Sor
Walters real sick. Her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Brentlinger, visited
her a few days this week.
Floyd Brentlinger is working
in Brentlinger & Sons restaur.
ant
Quite a lot ST small pox now in
Hartville
see Mr.. Kirk and wife were
able to be in Town again Satur.
day
Well, Miss Pansy, you are Ger.
tainly mistaken again, for there
is surely but one of me doing
this writing. l don't need any
help. You saw Dinah and talked
with her Saturday and yet you
don't know her. when you see her
Mrs. W. T.. Stone called to see
Mrs. Perkins Monday morning.
Mrs. c. E. Cathcart called on
Miss Belle Stone Sunday evening
Frankey. | always have on my
singing tOgs and am always read
y. Look out for me. if it isn't too
cold or stormy to have a hot time
We hope Woodrow Wilson has
not taken to swallowing pennies,
as scarce as money is nowadays.
am not s, sure, TopSy, about
your knowing me-for | do not
know you even If we do happen
to know some of the same things
Mrs. Joe Frye is still improv.
ing slowly.
Sure, Gibbs, I'll be delighted to
call on Miss Lizzie Roper if she
will permit me to do so. Yes, |
might be mistaken about your
initials, for it was just guesswork
but | would just as soon believe
they were S. G.. as not-and that
yOuro,d man-or wife-was your
fellow.
Mrs. Lizzie Hancock is moving
t. Mansfield. | think lots of our
neighJors and acquaintance are
going to live in town we can all
have plenty of places to stay
when we go to town, cant We!
Say, z Ike, l would like to get
acquainted with you-for / feel
like you are a jolly fellow. l am
glad TO see you in-but sorry to
lose our little Sukey
G. l.. Beach has the mumps
quite badly; guess Mansfield will
have Il siege of the humps, now.
NJ SIS Stella Gaskill is in Mans.
field helping her sister, Lizzie, tc
take care of her children and get
moved and fixed up.
| want to say to our kind editor
and correspondents that althoug
Dinah has succeeded in keeping
her identity unknown and has !
enjoyed it imm ansely--she tells
the truth all the time and there
is nothing on earth she prizes
more than truth, honor and love.
Some of you say: "Oh! She says
anything! You can put no Deepen
in what she says" Some
say it to me-and don't know to
they are talking. I de.
scribed myself just opposite to
what | really am and that is the
only false thing | have written
but | will write the truth and
nothing but the truth-and sec
low long it will be before any of
you find out who I am, except the
iitor, Of course. Only two per
sons in the world know who Din
lh is and if any of you guess I'll
'wn up but none of you have come
my ways near guessing vet. Ev-
'rybody will be surprised when
hey find out.
Prof. j. A. Hylton is suffering
With a very severe cold.