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Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17
MEXICO NOTES.;
COLD WEATHER
A Preacher Goes to Federal
Prison-Hot Coffee For
Tramps

Sunday was the biggest, best
winter day we have had. Old Sol
shone out a little, about the first
for about two weeks, but it was
indeed cold and small flakes of
snow were falling most the day.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the
boys are marching-weren t the
hobos thick last week. Sam Wal
lace S hot, free breakfast at the
City Hall to the visiting gentry
and then firm command from
that official for them to get out
of town has relieved the situa-
ton a mite this week.
We venture the guess that the
County Infrmary will get some
new inmates as the colder DAYS
come on. The Infirmary was
built for those who are depend
ent and have none upon whom
they can depend.
Get petit juryman Keith of
Nandalia to tell you that snake
story, as he told it in the court
house the other day. Ask w. S.
Biggs about it.
Information has been received
in Mexico that Rev. Howald l..
Davis, Presiding E.Gcr here sew
eral years ago 10, the NJ, l..
Church, South, was recently
found guilty ii Jacksonville,
Fla, of misuse OF tac T.. 5. mails
and he gets a sentence Of three
years in Federal prison friends
here express deepest sympathy
for his wife and two manly lit
tie sons i'll their humiliation and
suffering.
The Maccabees had a gala time
at Odd Fellows Hall Friday
night. The feature was the dedi-
cation of the altar. Washington
and Hollister Hives had the pro-
gram in charge. There were 76
Lady Maccabees here from Mo
'erly, and 125, all told, sat down
1t a banquet together.
The Elks have voted $40 to-
ward the Hospital maintenance
md will give barrel of flour for
he Belgians. Good Fellows.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

weighed 1875 pounds and brot
8 cents per pound, steer weighed
925 pounds and brot 73-4 cents
per pound.
Elmer Gatewood and Henry
Berrey bought a car load OF
shucked corn from Pollock Mill
& Elevator Co., Saturday, pay
ing 81 cents per bushel laid
down i'll Thompson.
The wedding bells did ring
two weeks ago today, Monday.
1t was just a rumor then, but
terminated in cupid's reality,
when Mrs Everett Squirting and
Miss Ethyl Baker and Mr.. Ar
thur Neill and Miss Otie Baker
We're happily married, at 10 a,
m, on said Monday. The Bap-
tist pastor of Centralia church
performed the ceremony. The
brides are sisters, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. f. Baker.
while the grooms are sons of the
widows Squirting and Neill Of
Western Audrain. All are very
exemplary young people and
come of our best families. They
will go to housekeeping on a
farm that each of the grooms
have especially prepared. The
best wishes of all their friends
go with them, for a happy, use
full welded life. They spent
few days in Kansas City on a
wedding trip.
On the evening of December
24th, a Christmas tree and
Christmas program will be reel
ed off at the Ladies Hall in
Skinner. We are authorized to
announce that a special invita-
,lon Is extended to all TO attend.
Bring with you your present for
your friends and loved ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17
MIR. MARSHALL DEAD
Passes Hence After a Long Ill
ness

Henry Marshall, 81 years old,
died at his home in this city Fri
day after a log illness of pull
monary trouble. He was born and
reared in Mexico. The wife, who
before her marriage was Miss
Eta White, survives him, be-
sides two children, Charles and
Hazel. The mother also survives,
Mrs. Eliza Marshall, also three
brothers and four sisters-Mrs
Via Marshall, Mrs. Maggie
Williams, Mrs. Matte Beckett,
Miss katherine Marshall and
John, Riley and Jacob Marshall.
Mr.. Marshall held membership
in the |. o. o. f., NJ. w. A. and
the Knights of Maccabees. Fun
eral was held at the home Sun
day afternoon, conducted by
Rev. w. A. Shullenberger. The
Odd Fellows officiated at the
grave. The following served as
pallbearers: Roy Neely, Gus
Steinman, Leo Hanley, Charles
Campbell, Walter Squires and
Frank McCord
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17
HIGH HILL DISTRICT
Mrs. Johnson Dead-Mr. Camp
bell Trades Farm-Per-
sonals

High Hill, Mo-, Dec. 14.-Some
cloudy weather the last two
weeks. Tried to rain but did not
rain much; then tried to snow
and hasn't showed much. But
winter is here.
Saving wood and killing hogs
is the order of the day.
Miss Urma Cox, daughter of
Vase Cox and wife, was married
to Mr.. Claude Turner last week
May success and happiness be
theirs as they start out i'll life s
battle together.
Ethel Edwards Harrington and
little daughter visited home last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Ed
wards had all their children at
home last Sunday except Julius
and family in Centralia.
l.. L. Spencer and Winford
Dalby hauled corn from Cen
tralia the past week.
Mrs. James Barker of Marshall
visited her sick father, Sam
Musick, last week. Mr.. Musick is
still in critical condition. He
has dropsy and heart trouble.
Born, to Bernard Sellers and
wife, a fine girl, on December
9th. ID.
Edgar Sims and wife and Roy
Sims and wife visited their
grandparents, j. II. Turner and
wife, last Sunday.
Tom Broaddus has bought
Will Showers farm. Will more
there soon.
vJesse Campbell has traded his
farm for 160 acres eight miles
north of Centralia and has be-
gun to move.
Mr.. Musick and Elmer Shock |
had wood sawed Saturday.
Mrs. j. H. Turner received a
etter from her sister, Mrs. Green
iant. The latters home is in
Omaha, Neb., with her son.
Henry. She says they have
nee place and do everything in
heir power to make her com
.ortable and happy, but it not
ike home.
Mrs. George johnson died at
Ter home in Centralia Saturday.
She was well known here, hav-
ng lived in our vicinity for
ong time. She was a good
She leaves a husband
nd three children to mourn for
Ter.
Frank Jennings is moving to
he Jimmie Loren place now
'wned by DR.. Hulen. He comes
rom about II miles north of
ere.
Mrs. Harvey Stuart is with
er daughter who is sick, Mrs.
'ernard Sellers.
b. F. Pulls has been tusling
Nth the grip for about four
7eeks. He is some better at
resent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Miss Jane Bowles of Paris
Texas, is visiting her cousins in
this city, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Aus
tin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Rome Bowen and wife of Far
Der have moved to Mitchellville.
Iowa, and direct that the Mes.
sage shall follow them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17
LADIES' HALL
AT SKINNER
They Raise the Mon to Build
Some Big Live Stock Items.

sharp little spell of winter past
few days.
Last week was turkey week al
our burg. Charley Tanner pur
chased several hundred at IA
cents per pound.
County School Superintendent
Prof. Clyde Johnson and County
Farm Adviser Earl w. Rusk are
making the several school
houses in our community this
week in the interest of the bet
terment of schools and produc-
tiveness of our farms. They will
be at Fox school house Tuesday
morning and at Gatewood Thurs
day evening and Bryan Thurs
day night, | understand. Let
everybody attend these meetings
that are interested in these voca-
tions.
The thermometer registered 3
degrees below zero Monday
morning.
c. r. Squirting reports his ba-
by boy is improving fast under
Chiropractor in Davenport, Iowa.
j. r. Squirting shipped load
of fat cattle to Chicago Sunday
morning that will likely bring
within a $1.00 of top of market
James Chapman and sons ship
ped two loads of cattle to the
Chicago market Sunday morn
ie They were the right good
kindly and will likely bring $1,000
per ewt. or better.
John Rudasill bought $50 head |
of yearling sheep thru Henry
Cant of Omaha this week.
Elmer Gatewood sold black
cavalry gelding recently for
$40 to Lee Bros.
Rube Maddox sold a cavalry
horse to Harte McGowan for 500
recently. Was a sorrel gelding.
Since we have been asked to
give a more thorough account of
the building of The Ladies Hall
here by the editor, so here goes
Mrs. w. Ii. DeJarnatt and her
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Squirting,
got up popular subscription or
$2Sl.OO. The building will cost
5000, structure 24x40 feet. The
ladies' will make the remaining
$2l9 by entertainments, oyster
and sale suppers and dinners.
The work of hauling and erect
ing was mainly donated. The
building is up, completed, except
plastering and painting. 1t was
under construction about two
weeks. 1t will be used for enter
'ainments, public speakings,
MOVIES, etc. The corps of off
Ger elected are as follows: H. T.
Squirting, president; G. R. Spurl-
ing, Treas; Mrs. Harry Davis,
oec ~ and VIM. Wisdom, w. II.
lie Jarnatt and Chas. Tanner.
constitute the Board of Trustees.
The building was erected Just
east Of Chas. Tanners residence
on land donated by Judge
Squirting.
John W. Blum has two loads
Oh cattle on feed, H. T. Squirting
and son, three loads.
Chas. Householder will finish
marketing 1000 head of sheep
"nich he bought 60 to 80 days
ago. which so far have made
sood balance on the right side of
'ne ledger. He has an order in
WIN Henry Cant at Omaha for
l'oVo head of lambs which he
VIII carry thru the winter on
.nSiiage mainly, shear them in
June.
Chas. Weaver sold a fat COW
anu steer to Tom Hodge and de-
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

The Mexico Presbyterian Sun
day school has pledged $25 for
the Belgian relief fund.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

A tramp talked John Abbay S
pipe out of his mouth the other
day. Ask John to tell you about
that d med old pipe"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Sam Moomaw, down east of
Worcester, is visiting relatives
and friends in Kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Miss Katie Smithy is in a st
Louis hospital for treatment for
her health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Over 200 Odd Fellows and
Modern Woodmen attended the
funeral of Henry Marshall Sun
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Andy Hunter and daughter
of Plainville, Ill.,, attended the
funeral of Mr.. Hunters sister.
Mrs. Laura Spencer, who died
near Thompson last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

Frank Day will get the Mes
sage at Pulaski, Tenn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-12-17

VIM. Kelso at Cedar Rapids
Wash, gets the Message.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20

Celesta Gives Neighborhood
Happenings in Terse,
Concise Ma nner
August Is, 1911.

August Is, 1914.
Hello, kind editor and all the
correspondents.
We were glad to have that
good rain Friday, and we hope
the good Lord will continue to
send them.
Miss Aloth Findley visited
Miss frankie Mcintosh Sunday.
Mr.. Crews is drilling a well
for j. H. Fmdley.
Roy Brazeal left Saturday
Coday Mcintosh and wife Wis
tied at Hubert Young's Sunday,
Dave Findley and wife were
visitors at T. j.. Smiths Sunday
Cora Findley called on frankie
Mcintosh Sunday afternoon.
Kind editor, | think the head
ings over our items are fine.
CELESTA.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
RAPE PASTURAGE FOR SWINE
Dwarf Essex Is Only Variety Suitable
for Hoss-One Of Best Emer-
gency Forage Crops.

The grower of rape should insist on
getting the Dwarf Essex, as this is the
only variety that is suitable for hog
pasture. There is a summer or bird
seed rape found on the market which
makes a worthless pasture and should
not be used.
/ have used rape for several years
as pasture for both breeding and fat
tening hogs and experienced any
difficulty in getting them to eat 1t,
writes Turner Wright in Farmers Mail
and Breeze.
If hogs that are not accustomed to
rape are given no other green feed for
a few days they will soon learn to eat
and relish 1t even though they are fed
q liberal amount Of grain. 1t often
happens that hogs, after learning to
eat rape, prefer 1t to clover or alfalfa
that Ia coarse and woody. / have often
changed hogs from alfalfa to rape and
from rape to alfalfa and could see no
difference In the way they seemed to
relish these different feeds. II the
hogs are turned on the rape that will
eat 1t more readily than II 1t il more
mature.
Rape is one OF the best emergency
forage crops We have. A good rape
pasture will give practically as good
results as alfalfa. 1t can be sown In
feed yards and lots that r used
through the winter and thus not only
furnish a pasture to take the place Of
a shortage Of alfalfa or clover pas
ture but also provide a ean Of
utilizing ground that would otherwise
grow a crop of unsightly and worth
less weeds.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
Jakey Joyfully Jots Juicy
Morsels of News For
Our Readers
August Is, 1914.

Still hot and dry.
w. M. Mars was in Seymour
Monday.
Sam Blevins happened to a
serious accident last week. He
was running a horse after cattle
when the horse fell and broke
his arm.
Rushing Bros. sawed wood
for Jackson Stogsdill Monday.
Jack Prock died August II
and the funeral services were
conducted at New Grove church.
Ottie Dedmon was a Seymour
visitor Saturday.
Miss Gertie Hamilton called
on Miss Maud Bowman Monday
Will Mallory and George
Wells baled straw for Bob Bra
zeal last week.
There was a large crowd at
tended the all day singing al
New Grove Sunday.
Bob Brazaal hauled a load OF
cross.ties to Mansfield for VIM
Branstetter Saturday.
Casey Jones, you sure wa:
mistaken about Jakey.
Chas. Miller is doing some
carpenter work for Frank Bor
ders this week.
John Dudley transacted bust
ness in Antrim Friday.
Joe Foster and family and W
l.. Kelley and wife visited at r
= M. Nelson's Sunday.
John Kennedy had the misfor
tune of losing eight of his dair,
5 COWS last week, caused by tn
l after effects of breaking into hi
cane field.
Misses Ethel and Elsie kelle
visited Henry Kelley and wifi
< Sunday.
r Loren Land was seen break
ing his team of colts Saturday.
: J. r. Deckard attended sins
ing at New Grove Sunday.
Albert Fuge and family visite
VIM. Gilbert and wife Sunday.
y Loren Land is working 70
y John Kennedy this week.
" JAKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
A Few Stories Picked Up at
This Place, That Place
and the Other Place
August II, 1914.

huSuot - =
What has become of the old
fashioned country boy that
whistled while he was cutting
hedge?
An exchange says W
has a band stand and no band.
A. has a band and no stand.
What is the answer" | make a
suggestion that the city dads
get together and set a price,
give or take.
Mrs. Newly came into
the butchershop one day last
week where l was attending to
some business for my firm, and
addressed the butcher thus:
II bought three or four hams
here a short time ago, and they
were fine. Have you any more
eff them?"
YES, ma'am," replied the
man. There are ten of those
hams hanging up there now"
well. If you are sure they are
of the same hog III take three
of them," replied Mrs. Newly
married, meekly
Now that the "ouldt coun.
thries" are all fighting why not
send Mexico over there some.
where and let them all fight to-.
gether?
There seems to be some worry
among the editors and Devil"
about what a kilowat is. One
says that "a ki'owat is a meas
ure of weight, etc" | believe
the editors and Devil" had bet
ter study up on Rays old arith-
metic. If there is anything in
there about a kilowat | want to
read it. A kilowat is Oh,
well, let it go. l haven't time to
explain a little thing like that.
, Your explanation equals Web
ster, who says a kilowat is
: euual to a thousand watts. The
Devil.
:. DEUCE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20

Sawmill For Sale One GeiSci
boiler and engine, portable. One
No. 2 saw rig with cable feed and
other up to-date appliances. Set
genuine French stone corn buhrs
all practically new. Will sell
cheap if scld at once.
ROGERS 4 ROGERS,
Adv. r. r. D.. /, Macomb, Mo
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
Liza Jane Sends Greetings
Galore in Short, Crisp
Paragraphs
August Is, 1914.

|
Singing al the Lead Hill church
every Wednesday night. Everybody
come and help us.
Rev. A.. Ross breaches at Lead
Hill every third Sunday and Rev.
Spain every fourth Sunday.
We had a nice rain Monday
and Friday, which helped the
corn and late stuff so much.
Charley Hunt and Melvin
Douglas have gone TO Oklahoma
in search of employment.
Mr.. Scott's brother-in.law,
Mr.. Barron and son, from Ken
lucky, is here on a visit and will
paint Mr.. SCOTS house. He
will visit a brother in Spring
field and a brotherinlaw in Ash
Grove before returning home.
Mr.. Bates came in a few days
ago from Colorado where he and
Frank Bates and family and
Others intend moving in a few
days. He brought home with
him a bunch Of wheat-l26
stalks from one grain of wheat.
| did not see it but others claim
ed to have done so and said the
stalks were all on one root. |
will have to be cited.
Jacob Order and wife, JEFF
Newton and wife and Joe Goss
visited Tom Scott Sunday.
School began at Lead Hill
-. Monday with 81 in attendance.
Fred Goss and wife went tC
see Mrs. Tom Baker Sun lay
John McCrite took dinner at
Joe Goss's Thursday.
AL Poort called at Joe Goss's
: Saturday night and went will
' them to Mr.. SCOTS, where they
all enjoyed ice cream and other
y wise had a good time.
9 School began at Flat Rocl
t Monday with Miss Lula Carte
upon the rostrum.
Mrs. AL Poort's father came
> to see her last week and spent
: few days there. She had no
3 seen him for eight years
Mrs. Baker died between II
l. and II o'clock Sunday night
i The funeral was held at 3 o'clocI
), Monday and interment in tn
Baker cemetery.
Miss Lille Herod was a CUES
r. of Miss Sadie Goss over Mon
a day night.
Ora .Winburn and famil
!, were at Joe Goss' Sunday.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Name
J. Order called on Mrs. Molli
Goss one day last week.
, Mr.. Scott said he thought h
would have liked Liza Jane yer
we'll if he knew who it was an
s he hadn't stolen all his waite,
melons. He is sure LII Jan
and Point got them becaus
~ Point wanted to tell Liza Jam
1t something confidential.
o. LIZA JANE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
PRO c. RIA NJ
OF IL
THIRD ANNUAL : CONVENTION
OF THE
WRIGHT COUNTY DISTRICT
OF THE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
To Be Held at the c. P. Church
MANSFIELD, MO-, AUGUST 1927

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 500 O'CLOCK
Song-My Country, IT'S Of Thee
song-Onward, Christian Soldiers
DevotiOns
Special Thought-"Whatsoever Plant My Father Hath Not Planted
Shall Be Rooted Up" Rev. Frank Ellis, New Grove, Mo.
song-Lett the Lower Lights Be Burning
Address-Mrs. Neva Thomas, Springfield, Mo.
song-Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me
THURSDAY MORNING, 900 O'CLOCK
Business Session -
Song Service
Convention Called to Order by Mrs. Inez Hylton, District Pres:-
dent, Mansfield, Mo.
Devotions-Mrs. Samuel Trip, Mansfield, Mo.
Reading Minutes-Mrs. Mamie Bradford, District Secretary, NOR
wood, Mo.
Roll Call and Appointment of Committees
Report of District Officers
Report Of Local Unions
Two Minute Talks by Ten Women
Song Higher Ground
National Constitutional Prohibihon-Mrs. Ella Hurt Mountain
Grove, Mo-.
Noontide PRAYERS, led by Mrs. Lura Beach, Mansfield, Mo.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1880 O'CLOCK
song-My Faith Looks Up to Thee
Deyotions, led by Mrs. Maude Cole, Mansfield, Mo.
The Duty of a Christian Ciuzen-Mrs. Bette Pope, Norwood, Mo.
Facts Concerning Woman's Sufrage-Mrs. Emily Evans, Mountain
Grove, Mo.
Importance of Medal Contest Work-Mrs. Clara Brooker, Noun
tain Grove, Mo.
field, Mo.
song-work, for the Night is Coming
Presidents Address
Election of Officers
Reports of Committees -
Unfinished Business
Announcements
Adjournment
THURSDAY EVENING, 500 O'CLOCK
Silver Medal Contest by Mountain Grove contestants
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
CHEERFUL VALLEY
Red Wing Looks On Bright
Side of Life--Would Be
Jolly at all Times
August l., 1914.
Hello. readers of the Mirror.

Hello. readers of the Mirror.
Say, Pansy, could you read
Aces code? Won't he and Tina
have a time?
Ace is high, you know, and If
Deuce is not careful may get
caught. Good luck to you,
Deuce; | like your letter o. X.
Mrs. Walton spent Thursday
with Mrs. Findley helping can
corn.
Mrs. Mary Young and family
spent Saturday with her son,
Thos. Young.
Mr.. Hires were all day Wis.
itors at MI. Crippen's Sunday.
Jason Hight was an all night
visitor with ThoS. Young Sat-
urday night.
Doc Ffndley and family spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. F. d.
Case Sunday eating ice cream.
Mr. Carter and wife called at
Mr.. Brands Sunday.
Mr.. Hayden spent Saturday
night at Mr.. Brands.
Francis Beaver was an all day
visitor with Mrs. Brand Sat
urday.
Say, Wannetta, it may be nice
that you haven't got a boss, blu,
| think it nice that l have one
for it isn't every one that needs
a boss.
Say, | think Dinah and Katie
have eloped, but don'tcry Pansy
you can have yourchoice between
Penny or Ace, and if you ge'
Ace | claim you will be left al
alone most of the time unless h'
is good enough to take you along
if he goes as much as he says h.
does.
Evans Frye and Thos. YOUNG
have been working the roads.
Red Wing, l am very sorry
but we have no characters sue
as you show in your letter. The
have a resemblance to Greek lei
tiers. l am sure Dinah and Ace
to whom you have addresse
them, can not read them, nor d
l think any of the correspond
ents can do. l am sorry tn
Mirror cannot reproduce til
characters. The Devil.
Mrs. Case was out drivin
Saturday evening. We are gla
she is able to be out again.
Rev. j. Wolfe called at Tho!
Young's Sunday on his way
Mrs. Walton's, but found her
Mrs. Young's enjoying ice crea
and muskmelons.
Say NJ | baked one
those spice cakes Monday.
was fine. You missed a got
time.
Blue Eyes, when are you &
ing to accept me: Point sa
that We were going to get ma
ried.
l hope Rastus is getting oy'
her trip to Macomb.
RED WING.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
Issitt 10 Newsy as Usual, and
Gives 1t In Real Read.
able Shape
August Il, 1914.

lnankS, ACE, 1Or the coiilhi'
ment paid me. Even if | co use
different verbiage | sure know
how to write United States Ian
guage. lace, he sure DOES
The Devil.
Now, Miss Pansy, if you were
to see me you would change
your opinion of me, for | am not
a little boy, but a grown up
man. When you meet me you
may be sorry you called me a
little boy, for all the ladies say |
am very fascinating.
Mrs. Moody has been on the
sick list and is reported to be no
better.
Miss Lucy Shinpaugh return,
ed home from Mansfield Wed
nesday afternoon.
School began at Hicks and
Flat Rock Monday, Miss Lulu
Carter teacher of the latter, and
Herbert James teacher of the
former.
Misses Maggie and Murtha
Moody spent Sunday with
Misses Gertie and Lucy Shin
paugh.
Miss Blanche Moore and
Clifford Seal spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Esther Starne.
Seip Letsinger's were Sunday
guests of G. E. Peabody's.
r. j. Freeman's spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Viii
Brakes, at Macomb.
Elihu Moody visited relative:
on Wolf Greek last Saturda.
night.
Marion Letsinger's and Jak
Starne's spent Sunday at Keu'
Stephens.
If Ace never handles the trut
carelessly l know who Dinah i
now. Ace, l worked out the il
itials of the theme you gave.
J. E Starne, wife and childre
apent a part of the week with I
W. Starne's.
, Misses Leona Hoover an
Pauline Craig spent a few day
days of last week with Mrs. Re
Freeman.
e Miss Esther Starne visite
school at Hicks Monday NOR
, ing, took dinner with Mrs. ia
Sewmour and spent the afte
noon with her.
A few of the young folks vi
y tied Parks Spring Sunday afte
: noon.
Geo. Freeman and wife al
Will Reynolds and wife tot
e supper at R j. Freeman's Su
4 day evening.
d Mrs. Matlock and son,
Wolf Creek, have been visitil
=. Henry Orders.
d Miss Maggie Moody spe
r. Monday morning at Flat Rock.
We are glad to report that M
r Peabody is decidedly better.
Many of the friends and re
tives were sorry to hear of t
death of one of our form
l. friends, Mrs. Lydia Crider,
e. Blackwell, Okla. The breav'
j. have our heartfelt sympathy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20

c. Fl. Jackson, of Norwood.
Republican nominee for prose.
cutting attorney. was here Fri.
day.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20

c. A. MINGUS, Duncan, Mo.
Cooperative Meteorological Observer,
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, CHM
biological Service of the Weather Bureau