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The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS
LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD n. sYME and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttprneyA

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding 4 District Court. In Re:
The condennation o. Square 81. for highway and
PARK purposes along the Anaeosia RiIG in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, District Court No. na--Upon
constellation Of DE petition o. the Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia. Aled In the above
entitled cause, and on motion Of counsel for the
aid Commissioner, II IL b. the Court this I'd day
Of September, A. ID. 1914, erdsrsd. That the Clerk
Of the Court iss1e . citation 10 Harry L. GlAdman
and EliIabeth 8. Gladman, Os PennsyiVaniH avenue
southeast; Arthur T. Randle, ~ Pennsylvania
avenue southsHst; Matilda U. Jane. tosre Of Col
Henry Hsylor. Asesaor's ohiesl; May 3. MAYOR
tcAre Of Con. Henry SGyloF. AAsssaors ofiosi
Thomas Kelly. 81 Rock crssk road northwest (;
Ohio W. Hammond, - Eighth street northwest;
GsorEe J. Bndesry. f3 PennssivIniH avenue south
southeast; Margaret A Patch, "a Q street north
west; German American Realty Company Incl. II
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Albert Cam, H.,
rs Twelfth street southeast; Bessie NJ Roberts. 1910
First street northwest, to appear in this Court On
the 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. lhl At 10
O'Clock .. m, TO answer the aid petition and to
show cause Why the pEaysEs thereof should not be
granted. and why the land. more particularly de-
sIibed in the petition fled herein, should not Be
condemned for highway and paTk purposss along
the AnAcostiA River. II Is further ordsrsd. that
coy Of said citation be served b. the United Stats
Marshal for ts District Of Columbia upon such
owners Of the and sought to Be eondsmnsd heleiu.
and such persons interested therein, may Be
found By the ad marshal. o. his deputies. within
the District Of COLUMBIA; and II u further ordered.
that all persons having ally interest in thsss pro
ceedings BE- and they hereby, warned and 70
auired 10 appear in this Court or before the
said sth day u October. A. ID. 1915. 10 answer the
said petition and 70 continue In attendance until
the Court shall have made its anal order atitying
and confirming the award and rsport Of the con-
miaiones to be appointed BY the Court to ApIraiss
the value Of the respective interests Of all persons
concerned in the land and premises mentioned and
described IN the Aforesaid petition II b further
ordered. that COPY % this order Be published
in the washington Law Reporter and twice a week
for two successive weekI In the Washington Evening
Star. The Washington Herald. and the Washington
Times. newspaper published In the said District,
before the Ead 9Th day Of October, 4. D. 1914. By
the Court: WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justice
true COPY: Test CSeaLl J. R. YOUNG. Clsrk.
By p. Y. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
so Is 0-oc3
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Hope NOW LEADING.

New York, Oct. l.-Whiie Hope had
things all his own way in the combina-
ton billiard match at the Hotel Astor
today,
During the two sessions of the days
play at 49, balk line he defeated Mel
bourne Inman, the English champion by
600 TO Isl.
The game tonight resulted in a victory
70. Hoppe by 500 to So. Hoppe averaged
over twenty for the match, while Inman' S
average was a little better than four.
This makes the grand total Of the match
which ends Saturday, ISIS for Hoppe
and 2,254 for Inman.
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HARD SGRIMMAGE
HELD AT HILLTOP
Coach Exendine Puts Eleven
Through Long Drill. Pre-
pairing for Navy.
NEW MATERIAL ON HAND
Catholic University Varsity Defeats
Scrubs in Practice Game
by u to 0 Score.

Georsetown's football squad put IN one
solid hour of scrimmage yesterday af-
ternoon in preparation for the game
with the Navy in Annapolis next Sat
urday.
Two new candidates Joined the squad
and both looked good to the coaches
NAHUM, from high school in Minnsap-
oils. MINI, and Noark, who two years
ago played full back for Ursanius, Wera
the latest arrivals.
NAHUM was placed at tackle on the
scrubs and kept his veteran opponent
busy. He weighs $50 pounds and is fast
as a streak.
Noark Is a wonder at throwing the
forward pass. He tips the beam at 1sS
pounds and is going to make somebody
hustle for a regular backheld position.
Pat ConweIl, the big guard, who hurt
his knee in the Fordham game, will be
out in uniform today. He expects to
start against the Navy. Garmleyr the
other husky linesman, who has been on
the side lines since Saturday, was out
yesterday and took part in the scrin-
mage.
Coach Exendine plans to put his charges
through signal drill this afternoon. Ar
entire squad of forty men down to An
napoIis tomorrow, Special cars have
been ordered, the Georgetown delegation
leaving Fifteenth street and New York
avenue at ll:O5 O'Clock. %.
Battling for forty long minutes at Cath
Gle University Field, the varsity yesteF-
day trimmed the scrub team, L to O II
was the hardest practice Catholic Uni
versity had this year, and every man
was out there doing his best Mckinney,
playing half back for the varsity, inter
cepted a forward pass and ran 50 yards
for q touchdown. Ostergen, at full hack,
after being sent through guard several
times, crossed the line for the second
and last touchdown.
Straub, Playing left guard for the
scrubs. who weighs over 200 pounds,
broke through the varsity line time and
time again, throwing the backs for losses.
Ahearn, who reported for practice yes
terdaE played a great game at right
end for the scrubs Last year Ahearn
played on the Holy Cross varsity, and
he ought. TO make a good end for Cath |
ole University.
Myers. at half, and Hinchclin, at quar-
ter, for the varsity, made big gains |
the SCRUBS ends. Hinchclih failed |
to kick either Of the goals, and in this /
Catholic University seems to /
be weak, and If a good kicker does not
develop the team will be greatly handi-
capped.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
CAPITAL CITY DUCKP1N LEAGUE.
DISTRICT pUckPIN LEAGUE
BATTLE TO A TIE.

Indianapolis, Oct L-Hoofeds have an
other chance to try for the Federal
championship when they tied the Kan
sas City team in the ninth, making the
score TO 5. and the game was called
in the tenth on account Of darkness.
Score;
Ksusas City,. iosooIIGoG u .
Indianapolis. o000O0II N3 10 ?
tCalied dErkness.l
Bsttsriss-cuIlop and Eastsrly; Ksissriing, Bill.
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STANDING OF TIE CLUES.
JEANETTE LOOKS BEST.

New York, Oct. l.-Joe Jeanette and
Sam Langford staged one OF their usual
bouts at the Stadium A. c. tonight. Ref
cree Billy Joy gave no decision, as that
is against the New York law, but the
crowd seemed to think il was Joe's turn
to have the best of it.
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TBafted Tor bteeIG N nllIh.
Runs-Reed a.. Martin g. MsEee ~. CrzIath
o. ITelHu, Meyers, Stencil, Dalton, CutshEE t2.
Getz. Schmutz Sacrifice hit-CnTath. Stolen
hases-Reed. Dalton TJFo-base hits-CraJath, Ire
Ian. Getz. Becker, Reed. MsEee. Three-base hit
Stengel CutshRW. Home uun-CTaTath. Stnck out
BY RaEun. q by lineup. !; by BsumgHrtner. l.;
by schmutLe. J. Base on balls-Oh lineup, /; Oh
OF Ragpu, ;; Of Baumgartner. l; Of Mayer, /: oh
SclImutz . Umpirss-Mesars. Hart and Rigler.
Time Of game hour and IS minutes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
THE CORCoRAN GALLBRY OF A

THE CORCoRAN GALLERY OF ART.
The SUNDAY EXHIBITIONS of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art will be re-
sumed SUNDAY NEXT, OCTOBER g.
1914, and will continue each Sunday
thereafter until further notice. Hours
from 1880 to $3.50 p. m. ADMISSION
FREE.
On other days the gallery Is open as
follows: Mondays, from IL m. to 4 p. m:
other weekdays from . a. m. to 4 D. m
r. B. MCGUIRE. Director.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
HEIN1E SCHULTZ HAMMERED.

Buffalo, Oct. 1.-The Pittsfeds battered
Schultz TO pieces in the third inning,
scoring I'VE runs and defeated Buffalo
easily, s to 2. Score:
RI. 4
Pittsburgh............ lo5eOIoO Is 10 i
Buffalo.............,. OIo0O 90 90 )
Batteries-LsC4aire and Berry; Schultz Woodman,
Brown, and Blair and LaTigne. Umnires-MeSrs.
Andersm and Cross
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FOR sALE-sl-2 ACRES IN VA. NEAR
Mt. Vernon: 7-room modern house: good
barn and poultry house on E. R. r. and
river; worth s.. 00O sacrifice for AlOO. s. 100
cash, balance to suit. BOX 81 Herald Of
fee
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PHnLIEs CLIMB LADDER.

Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-The PhilIies re-
gained fifth place today by defeating
Brooklyn in an eighth inning rally. to I.
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W. T. BALDUs, n. D-
Specialist o. the Nervous System and StonseA
HourS 10 TO l. { to q Consultation and medicine. =
g. cor. 9Th and sta nv. TeIsPhonS n IA
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

WALL PAPER, IOc, i6c, sc, AND soc
paper, 30 and Ice per piece; rooms pa
pared . up. Plastering repaired without
dirt LIE PREUx. SU p st NV. Phone y.
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Boston al New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Chicago at st. Louii
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY,s REsULTs.
GAMES TODAY.

PhiIlies, .; Brooklyn, :,
Boston, Z; New York, g.
Pittsburgh, s; Cincinnati. L
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DECISION GIVEN In
ONLY TWO BIG RACES
Feature Event. the 2:05 Pace. Goes
Five Heats Without Winner
Being Declared.

Columbus. Ohio, Oct 1.-onIy two of
the four races on the Grand Circuit card
at the Driving Park today were finished.
The feature event was the 2.O5 pace.
which went five heats without a decision.
R. H. Brett, the champion gelding, was
faverite, but only won the final heat Our
Colonel won the first heat. but breaks
spoiled his chances after that, Minnie
Chimes winning two and Lowanda one.
Signal Boy won his second victory On
the meeting in the 2:15 trot in six heats.
Judson Girl was the choice for the s:l0
tnot, but had won only one Of the three
heats when the event was postponed.
2il PACE: thrre m FIVE; purses. n.3o:
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED OFFICE;
lawyer having little use for splendidly
furnished office will share same with de-
sirabls tenant, preferably lawyer; rent
reasonable: communications CONFIDENTIAL
Address BOX 50 Herald office.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
LOST

CAT-YELLow FEMALE. PERSIAN. on SEPT.
Reward. Dr. CHAMBERLAIN. SO HGnlin
4. Koodridna. d. O.
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FOR RENT-Two FLATS, s AND s
rooms reduced TO Sls5o Parked ave.
n. d. GORDON, "a Bond Building.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTY LEAVING WASHINGTON WILL SELL
% lease 70 responsible party cozy suburban h0nsl
all noden tmprOEementA: flrnishsd or uAfurnishedi
roons and bath. WIN ell cheap On cay tGnA
Cone out and fnspocs bsfors too lAss Addrssa. BOX
. HeEAld ofae.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
Wright County to the Front

nh,,tlo orob;toct of
Me- ,r.;tos tha nrarnot.
- ~ 0o,anar;a Son;ta r;um
10 nil 10 hsre soon = n.
snaot tha nronosoa Site
4 samn,a - water from the
-.aa.f,I sn.;nn r-aoont,v d;s.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
Buy Hilsabeck Bakery

B. F. Stone and r. l.. Handy
have formed a partnership and
purchased the Hilsabeck bakery
and the same will be opened for
business with a competent baker
in charge Of the baking.
The Handy ice cream parlor Is
also owned by Stone 4 Handy
and the soda fountain and fix.
lures have been moved from the
bakery building to the ice cream
parlor and all the ice cream and
soda fountain business will be
conducted from that place, o
good line of candies, cigars, etc,
also being carried In stock.
The bakery will be conducted
at the old stand, with q restau.
rant business in connection.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
Some Notes By Yer Scribe
August 10, 1914.

august ~, 1918
Oh. yes, we could guess the
name Of Ace. His initials, ETC.,
are d. r. +. H. r.. etc.
Friday evening we had the fin
est rain 4 miles north of Mans.
field that we have had for two
months. It will surely help all
late crops but still need more.
A. L. Foote & Son were busy
digging a cellar. hauling sand,
and building fence last week.
This week they, with the help Of
Arthur Gilley, are building the
wall for their cellar and new
house. I
/ see some are Dragging on
their tall corn.@ measured some
In John M. Hensley's field 5 miles
north Of Mansfield that was 11I
feet tall. and ] have some in the
third field / planted that is 81
and 9 feet tall, and a moderate
sized corn. But we all have more
that is shorter. But we all know
we have had very dry weather or
we would have had larger corn
A. l.. FooTE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
W WOLF CREEK
You Guess Gathers Many
y Many Neighborhood
Items of Interest
August II, 1914.

August II, 1911.
Mrs. James Helsley is quite
poorly.
George Gam and children
spent last week at Carl Junction.
William Shelton and wife Wis
tied at HARRISON Coday's Sunday.
Miss Della Coday spent Satur-
day night with her sister, lily, in
EMacomb.
We had a glorious rain Mon
day evening, for which we are
very thankful.
Charley Moreland's and John
Coday spent Saturday night at
Dorcas Coday's.
Docia, Maude and Thelma Nc.
Intosh attended the German
church Sunday.
Ray Fagan's and Lon Camp
bells we're guests of Roscoe
Skies and wife Sunday.
Miss Docia Mcintosh and
Mrs. Harvey Young visited the
Pagan school Monday afternoon
1 ET ..NTt.L Ea"aHfA 90 NaHaFNL FL
James Ivy, Cora Coday, Ger
lite Holland and Mrs. Skies left
Saturday for Willow Springs e
attend the campmeeting.
Addison Crewes, of Names
was a dinner guest OF Harvt
Young and wife Sunday. Ray
mond Young also spent the day
there.
There was no preaching serv
ice at the Church Of GodSunday
account of the minister beini
away at a campmeeting at vii
low Springs.
Well, here comes You Guess
again. / missed last week blu
am with you again. How arr
you writer's enjoying this no
weather and these fine rains.
j Mrs. Harve Young and Ray
mond came Home Saturda!
morning from Blackwell, Okla.
where they had been called 2
the bedside of their sister, Mrs
Lydia Order, She was q littl'
better when they left her. Ira
who has been in Kansas, CAM
around by Blackwell! and CANE
home with them.
You GUESS.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
MOUNTAIN LINEUPS
News Of the Neighborhood
AZ Gathered by Our
l
Correspondent
August II, 1914.

August II, 1914.
How nice the rain was Mon,
day.
Singing at No. S every first Sun
day evening.
Mrs. w. s. Gaskilt was q guest
Of Mrs. John Rosevear Friday.
Miss Oma Newton was 9 guest
OF Miss Clella Gaskill Sunday.
Mrs. Will Tarbutton was the
guest OF Mrs. viii Gasklll Mon
day,
Wilce Tarbutton and family
were guests OF Will Tarbutton
Sunday.
A.. Z. Browns were disap'
pointed on account Of the rain,
for they were going to have an
ice cream supper.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
ANTRIM ARTICLES
Topsy Triumphantly Turns
Thrilling Themes into
Truthful Tidings
August II,lsl4.

August II, 1919.
W. A. Glenn is still patching.
Uncle Jack Prock is quite sick,
The election is over and Topsy
never got beat.
Frank Dodson was Visiting his
SON in-law. HoseaNewton, Sunday
Alex Yandell has got home
from Idaho. where he has been
at work.
John Peters was visiting at
Lee Rushing's last Saturday and
Sunday.
Sunday school at the Antrim
school honse every Sunday at
2;30 p. N.
Ralph, Chapman has returned
from an extended trip harvest.
ing in Kansas.
Willis Shimel has got In from
a two weeks visit with relatives
in Phelps county.
Lee Rushing left Monday fol-
an overland trip through Okla
hopa and Texas to hunt 2 new
location.
Still hot and dry. We have
not had any rain in so long w
, don't know how . good rain
would sound.
Our Antrim blacksmith was
doing some work last week. H
set wagon tires for w. L Kell.
and J. M. Hall.
! Frank Borders is patching thi
week, His wife and children
have gone TO visit her father, 7
B. Dearmond
Well, Ace, Topsy never di'
buy any goods from q travelinl
man, nor never heard one insinr'
nate that he wasfAce.
w. T. Kelly has been doinf
some improving. He has clean
ed the dirt ont Of his yard ant
filed up his cellar ditch.
There was a good crowd .
,Lee Rnshing's sale Saturda.
, and everything sold well consid
ering the hot, dry weather.
/ Mr.. Mills and family, Arthn
/ Gilley and family, passed thropg'
Antrim Sunday en- route TO th
Paxton farm TO explore q cave.
TOPSY.
Il lHlt
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
SPRING CENTER
Rose Bud Gives Gist Of
Happenings As She
Sees Them
August 10. 1914. .

v August Az, ioA1
Charlie Baker spent Sunday
night at 7. r. Bakers.
Clarence Hunsaker visited
Wand Werth Sunday.
Pfayermeeting at Flint Point
every Wednesday night.
Flint Point school began this
monday morning, 10th.
Delbert Werth and wife called
at Jap Morgan's Saturday.
Wash that rain nice Friday:
We sure should be thankful
John Bailey and wife visited
at Henry Hunsaker's Sunday.
Mrs. r.. r., Baker visited Mrs
Oscar Moore Sunday evening,
The Holiness meeting in thu
tabernacle is progressing nicely
Claude Selvidge visited his
aunt, Mrs. Wertb, Saturda,
night.
Mrs. J. Wilson AMI daughter
Marjorie, visited Mrs. Baker
one day last week.
Miss Leila Hnnsaker spen'
Saturday night with her grand
mother, Mrs. pierson.
Al son was born to Mr.. ani
Mrs. Henry Priest Monda,
might. Mrs. Priest and baby
are both getting along fine.
ROSE BUD,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
MACOMB MENTIONS
Sunshine Sees Several Sunny
Sayings-.-Pen PERTH
nent Paragraphs

August IL, 1914.
Soon be peach.cannirg time.
DID. Norcr oss' baby is very
sick.
Mrs. Henry Royal is on the
sick list.
s. H. Robertson was a Nor
wood visitor Sunday.
S. H. Robertson made a busi-
ness trip to Springfield Monday.
The Macomb p~ostofice has
been moved to w. H. Brakes.
store.
Mrs. Charles Woolsey and
children spent Sunday at Nath
Graves.
Floyd Hale spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives near
Macomb. 1
Sunshine thinks the items are
so much nicer with their new
headings.
!. Everybody was certainly
thankful for the nice rains of the
past week.
| Misses LEILA and Emma Find
ley were guests of Miss 1.-THE
Robertson.
( Waltep Sonrs and Miss Lizzit
Gass attended church at Fair
!. view Sunday.
O. John Garner and wife enjoye'
e the day Sunday with W. i
r. Brake and wife.
Thomas Kay and daughter, 9
q Ava, were guests of D. D. No
e cross and wife Sunday.
II Blue Eyes, if you have eve
visited me anywhere, it was j
lie Macomb. i cant imagine VII
r. you are.
70 The revival services at I'll
Methodist church are well q
S tended. There has been sever
in conversions.
r. Now, Katie, you said you wei
married. Perhaps you are II
s, lady that said to most every OF
1T on the ground Il thought the
70 would be dinner on the ground
OIL If so. we know who Katie ]
But there will be dinner on u
"a ground next time.
AL SUNSHINE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
HAPPY HOME HITS
lssitt Il NeNsyas Usnas and
Gives Ii h Real Read
able shape
Aagas. b, lsla.

August ii, 1915
Say, what ine showers we are
having.
Mr.. Peabody is reported as
being better.
Eihu Moody spent Sunday
with viii Hale.
Miss Mildred Freeman went
home last Saturday.
We are glad to report that
Moody's eyes are much
better.
Singing at Prairie Hollow first
and second Sunday afternoons
al 8 o'clock.
Eli beavers spent Friday at
Rob Freeman's and Saturday at
r. w. Starne's.
Sunday school at Prairie Hol,
low every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. Everybody come.
We are going to have better
roads along Prairie Hollow
llKeep the good work going, boys
Everett Brown, the road over
seer, is staying st Starnes
while working roads on Prairie
Hollow.
Church at Prairie Hollow Sun
: day was well attended. A tint
sermon was given By the paste
, of the church.
u Eli beavers left Sunday morn
! ing. We miss them very much
but wish them unbounded sue
ricess in their new home. !.
Miss Esther Starne went
Mansfield Thursday evening
then to Hartville Friday morn
I ing to take teachers examine
= ton Friday and Saturday.
! A large crowd was. at the sal
{. at Mr.. beavers Thursday, A.
l. gust 6. II ! am not mietake'
ii Issitt saw Snkey, Frankie an
Rastus there.
vel Tuesday evening a number I
4 the young folks gathered at Il
,ehome of Miss Esther Starn
Ice cream. cake and lemona'
n was served late in the erenin
A nice time was had by all.
ISSITT.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
SOME A~LEFT-0vERS'
Peggy Short Cleans Up the
News Notes Overlooked
By Some Others
August Ii. 1914.

August IL. 1914.
Still hot and dry over here.
Grille Newton is improving
very fast.
Frank Beckett has been trad
ing horseslately-
Uncle John Prock is reported
to be very poorly.
The haypress was at Sam
Newton's Tuesday.
Mr.. Mallory went to- Seymour
last week and bought wheat.
s. W. Mackey and family vis-
tied at s. j. Mackey's Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Rutherford called
on Mrs. R. T. Nelson Monday.
r. T. Nelson and family were
\ Sunday guests at Mr. acon's.
No. 5 school is progressing
nicely under the instructions Of
Mr.. Hensley.
Lee Rushing and wife were
Wednesday night visitors a.
Ottie Dedmon's.
Geo. Ipock, sr, and family,
are preparing to go TO Oklahoma
the last Of this month.
Mrs. Ern Newton and childrer
and Miss Mary Bausch called q
J. M. Newton's Tuesday.
John Peters and family, o.
Seymour, visited at l.. J. Rush
ing's Saturday and Sunday
Pleasant Knob school is pro
crossing nicely under the in
structions OF Miss Kirkpatric.
Mrs. G. W. Mackey and daugh
ters, Pearl and Ada. called OF
Mrs. John Kennedy and daugh
tiers.
Surl Asher happened to rea
bad lnck Sunday One Of hi
horses kicked another and brok'
" .IHN N4 lrNat. aE..eI4 .N
It's leg. N
Floyd Howard's fapliy tool
him 70 near the Gentry schoo
where he will work with tn
PEGGY SHORT
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-13
REMBERT RUMBLINGS
Brown Eyes Brings Back
Bunches Of Bright and
Beautiful Beams
August IL, 1914.

-tsf 49, huBuoe .fs2 "
It is still hot and dry.
Tate Nichols dined with l.. W.
Hensley Thursday.
Miss Rosa Benton spent Sun
day with home folks. IS
Miss Bertha Young called on
Mrs Bob Kelley Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Pryor called on
Mrs. Elihu Coday Tuesday.
Mrs. L W. Hensley called on
Mrs. Elihu Coday Tuesday.
Miss Cora Fullington called on
Miss Verbie Scott Sunday.
Mrs, Hiram Coday called on
Mrs. L. w. Hensley Saturday.
Mrs. Marve Hickman called
ON Mrs. l. w. Hensley Sunday.
Yes, Peggy Short, I think
Jakey and his brothers are all
right.
Mr.. Digger and wife called on
bob Kelley and wife Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Verba Scott visited
Misses Dollie and Mole Hensley
Saturday.
Miss Jewell Hickman spent
Sunday with Misses Dollie and
Mole Hensley.
! Misses Thula and Ava Jones
i! called on Misses Ora and Mary
: Rippee Sunday.
: Arthur Kelley and wife called
on Mr.. Kelley's father Saturday
:, night and Sunday.
| see in last weeks issue that
). we have Casey Jones with US. l
say, welcome, Casey.
Misses Verbie Scott and Ora
Fullington called on Mrs. Bob
Kelley Sunday afternoon.
a Mrs. Nancy Scott and son,
Edgar, and Mrs. Martha C0day
called on Mrs. L. W. Hensley
one day last week.
q Yes, Miss Peggy Short, !
4. sign my name right; do you
70 know me? ] believe your init
~ ais are P. M. Is that right?
F. A. Rupees, Arthur Kelley
I. and wife and Bertha and Rot
Young spent last week-on the
ii river, and all report a gooe
time.
- LW, Hensley and daughter,
Mole, returned home one day
last week from Liberty where
'ae Mr.. Hensley and Mr.. Russell
~ have been holding a protractet
meeting.
Yes, Mr. Editor, + c%ertainl.
appreciate the new style head
oa ings over the correspondents
$. items. and especially the on
over mine.
81. Brown EYES.