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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
GASCONADE ITEMS


Wonder if the ground hog saw
his shadow:
G.. A. Gutschke entertained
quite a number of his friends on
his birthday anniversary and al
present reported an enjoyable
time.
The little child of Thomas Ad
amson and wife met with a seri
Gus accident, having two of its
fingers badly mashed.
John See celebrated his birth
day anniversary, Saturday by
entertaining his friends.
Two of w. r. Shirley's grand
children have come to make their
home with their gran dparents.
Joseph Emberton's $ brother in
law and family of Hamburg, Ia,
are visiting him this week.
OBITUARY
Born, to Roscoe Skies and wife
Tuesday twin boys. Their stay
on earth was short, the funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Light Saturday afternoon. Their
many friends extend sympathy.
IN MEMORY
Dearest babies, you have left us,
Left us for thu other shore:
But we soon will follow after.
For you have only gone before.
How we watch ID around thy
cradle,
Faithful watchers the night;
Lest while in the hour of absence
Thy sopl from earth would take
its flight.
But there came the hour of part
ing,
When our hearts with grief were
wrung;
And we saw thy lives departing,
And we heard thy dying moan.
But you heard the Savior calling;
Suffer the little ones to come;
For of such is my heavenly king
dom,
And thy everlasting home.
But we too must hear the sum-
mons,
And how soon no one can tell;
So we bid thee now our darllngs,
Just a little while farewell.
Preaching at the German Lu-
theran church every second Sun
day; German in the morning and
English in the afternoon.
WANNETA.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
JUST PICK-uPS
Especial Correspondence)

l. Such changeable weather, so
awful cold and snowy and now
rainy and thawing and quite
muddy just at presnt.
Almost every body in Mans
field that hasn't already had the
measles have them now.
Mrs. Chadwell of Nowood went
to Mansfield to her mothers to
help take care of her nephew,
Floyd BrentIinger, who has the
measles.
Albert Brentlinger is dividing
his time with his two sons, who
have the measles; Floyd at his
Grandma Perkins and Charlie at
his Grandpa Brentlinger's.
James Cathcartis real bad with
pneumonia fever after the meas
les.
Will Morgan's boy is said to be
little better.
HI. G. Slate and Mrs. II. J. Slate
are reported little better and
Grandpa Hight is about the same
and Gertrude Avery is much
better, but the other children
are breaking out with the meas
les.
Lee Turner's children have the
measles.
Miss Belle Stone returned
from Springfield Thursday.
There was no prayer meeting
at Mission Temple Friday night
on account of the stormy wealth
er.
Pansy, what is the matter with
you? | was disappointed not to
see any news from you. | hope
to see long list of your items
next time.
Miss Leota Brentlinger spent
Monday night with her cousin,
Miss Bertha Miller.
Mrs. Edward Williams has
been real sick for a week or two
but is reported some better now.
Eds nephew. Verr, and family
were visitors there Sunday.
James Frye sure enough took
in his bride Friday and went af-
ter her two children and her
things Tuesday, so John Frye's
are moving out of James house
to the Woody place.
Now, my faithful little Sul:ey,
you don't forget to write some
word to poor little Dinah, and
thank her very much. l GER
tainly do enjoy your writings and
all of the other reporters. | like
to hear from them all.
hope Mrs. VIM. Shelton is
done humping by now.
Herbert Frye was at his grand
ma Frye's Tuesday.
Misses Belle Stone, Lula Car.
ter. Cloy Graham, Blanche
Moore and Lola Gaskill and Otto
Brentlinger, Tom Brazeal, Frank
Dennis called on Floyd Brentlin-
ger Sunday afternoon, who is i'll
with the measles.
Mesdames DIV. Hoover and G..
Burney went out in the country
driving on TIE Olatha road We'd
neSday afternoon.
Miss Alice rombleSon spent
Monday night at c. l.. Beaches.
Mrs. W. +. Stone is suffering
with severe cold.
James Brewer is moving to
town to take up his new occupa-
ton of draying.
Yes, Wanneta, Dinah agrees
with you about Miss Hazel Zuck
being Il charming hostess.
DINAH.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
ON ROUTE NO. 2
Especial Correspondence)
Winter has returned.

Paul Williams is on the Sicl
list, after his return from Spring
field, he had some dental work
done, so it is hoped his neuralgia
will be better soon.
Robert Brewer accompanied
Garland Williams home Satur,
day evening. He spent Sunday
with him, and at Jason Nights.
George Brewer, Amos Roy and
wife called at Paul Williams Sun.
day afternoon
Albert Brentlinger is at his
fathers this week helping take
care of his son, Chas. while he
has the measles.
J. w. Edwards and wife visit.
ed at Dave Orders Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Letsinger and
daughter dined with Mrs E. f.
Marshall Sunday.
Alva Letsinger spent Sunday
with Lewis Letsinger.
| Harley Stout and wife made an
afternoon call at Mrs. f. E. Mar
shall's Sunday.
Ur Williams returned from
Arkansas Friday. He intends to
stay with his brother Verr, for a
while.
Mrs. j. w. Edwards has been
real sick but but is better now.
Mrs. Vim. Ungles is suffering
from an attack of lagrippe.
Cecil Marshall spent Sunday
in Mansfield as usual.
Sam Letsinger went to Wesley
Phelps Sunday, and attended
the baby's funeral at Prairie Hol
low.
J. A. Riley's children have
measles and there are ever so
many more cases too numerous
to mention.
j. G. Carter and wife of Mans
field attended Wesley Phelps
baby's funeral, Mrs. Phelps be-
ing a sister of Mrs. Carter.
Miss Leota Brantlinger spent
Sunday afternoon with her cous.
in. Chas., who has the measles.
Pansy, we missed you last
week, you mustn't take a notion
to fade away IN US; your news is
too interesting.
Geo. Brewers are building a
new room TO their house.
Dinah, you must be sure to at
tend Frankey'S singing. know
it will be success if you are
there to sing tenor.
Mesdames DIV. Hoover and G..
S. Burney drove out to Mrs. E..
Marshall's and made a pleasant
evening call Wednesday.
Frank Smalley and son went
down to their farm in Douglas
Sunday.
Roy Robertson has returned
to Amos Roy's to go to school.
Harland Williams is staying
with his grandma Williams this
week, working. Mrs. Williams
is reported much better.
Amos Roy went to Ava for a
load of hogs Monday.
Mr.. Barlow's baby has been
real sick but is reported better.
Mrs. NJ. F. Grisson's children
have the measles.
Miss Finie Hale called on Miss
Ethel Dethridge one day last
week.
Will and George Hale were in
Mansfield Saturday.
Drew Turner's are not doing
much visiting lately on account
of measles and mumps,
We notice that Viuie Hale is
able to fill her regular appoint
ment at the mail box again.
SUKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves
indebted to the Mansfield Jack
Co., will please call at Fuson's
Drug Store and settle with
James Coday, ADV,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
MIRRORETTES

We print sale bills.
County court week.
Probate court next week.
G.. A. Stephens was in Hartvllle
: Monday.
j. B. freeman was in Hartvi'le
Thursday.
D. S. Cantrell went to West
Plains today.
Mrs. Oh Robnctt is in Noun
tain Grove today. 1
Linseed oil meal for sale at j..
B. Freeman's. ADV.
Stove Wood for Sale. Phone
Velr Williams ADV.
Wm. Hilsabeck was here from
Mountain Grove this week.
Read the ad announcing The
Price She Paid" at Ava Feb. 13.
The Oaklawn Dairy will begin
delivering milk Feb. 16. See ad.
This office has printed bills for
j. Schmachtenberger' = sale Feb.
II.
Millinery, notions and Ladies'
Furnishings at Mrs. Coday's-
Adv.
The Mansfield Hotel serves
Special Sunday dinners for Doc.
ADV.
Only 35c for that Special Sun
day dinner at the Mansfield Ho-
tel.-Adv.
New line of Enameled Ware
just received at .Stapp's DC and
1Oc store. ADV.
just received-a nice new line
of Glassware at Stapp's DC and
. 1Oc stOre.-Adv.
The latest styles in Ladies'
Furnishings Mt Mrs. Coday' S
Millinery store.-Adv.
Short Orders Ct all kinds prop
erly served.
Adv. HILSABECk 5.
If it's Furniture, Rugs or Car
pets you want, see
Adv. FULIINGToN'
Mrs. NJ. E. West and Miss
Pauline Paul are visiting W. Il
Ummethun and wife at Topeka
Kans.
Mules, cattle, hogs, imp'e
ments and furniture etc, at j
Schmachtcnberger's sale Feb
17.-Adv.
A write up of Mansfield vii
certainly be a great boom fnrcn'
city. Let everybody do his
share.-Adv.
You can buy good span q
mules at j. Schmachtenberger
sale + miles north of MANSFIELD
Feb. 17.-Adv.
Commence the New Year right
by having your teeth fixed at tho
Wright County Dental Office
Mansfield, Mo ADV.
New lot of Books ON sale Al
Stapp 's-just the thing for these
January evenings. ADV.
G.. w. Freeman & Son arc pre-
pairing for their Clearance Sale
which will be the Largest they
have offered the trade. ADV.
The X. c., O. & S. will make
excursion rates to Ava Feb. Il
on account Of ''The Price Sh'
Paid" at the Ava opera house.
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars
and Tobacco, and Hot and Colt
Lunches at
Adv. HILSABECK S.
Well & Hale have an ad in thi
issue announcing their appear
ance at the opera house Frida.
and Saturday evening. They
come highly recommended as en-
tertainerS.
/ have just received larg
shipment of first class secon'
hand furniture, which am sell
ing at prices that will save 20,
money.
Adv, w. b. BURLINGTON. .
MILK
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
ROUTE NO. l.
Especial Correspondence

cOlu ana laliiS.
Singing closed at Ashly Thurs.
day night with good success, land
good order all the way through.
Fred Frye visited the Spence
school Friday afternoon. The
school has been Il success this
year.
Mae Frye has been quite sicG
the past week and is no beetcr
at this writing.
Everett Spence is putting up
sheds and getting ready for this
cold, bad weather.
Clarence Coday began another
singing school at Macomb, Mon
day night. We hope and feel
sure it will be a success.
PanSy failed to get in last week
but will to be in time this week.
This sleet aad snow looks as if
king winter was paying US a viS
| it.
Mrs. John Anderson and
daughter. Miss Mildred, who
have been visiting in Henry coun-
ty the past month, returned home
Saturday
Fred Shreevc made a business
trip to Mountain Grove Tuesday.
James Frye started Friday
morning for Grovespring to get
married. He got up that morn.
inc. went and saddle his horse
and when first seen had its head
turned toward Mansfield where
some one asked him if that was
not the wrong way. He then de-
cided it would he best to go
through Hartville. Ollie, Fred
and Alva Frye had intended to
accompany him but the weather
was too bad, so George Duggar
went with him.
Yes, Dinah, | will make myself
known the next time / see you.
[ think it is so much fun to write
unknown that way so will let
all the, others find OUT who you
are like I did. for | am sure that
know as well as if you had told
me who you are for | have learn
ed it several different ways.
Sukey, don't know for sure
when ! will get to pay that prom
ised visit now as we are going to
move right away, but will come
as soon as | can. Yes, | have
found out who Dinah is. / have
thought AL the time knew who
it was but think il is such fun
to read the pick.ups, don't you:
Nio'ct. ! am sorry to hear OF
your being so sick with tho
measles. Hope YOU are better by
now.
Wess Frye spent Thursday
night at his brother John Frye's
Ruby and Nellie Frye spent the
day Saturday with Mrs. II. b.
Fisher and had a nice time.
Gland Smith was married a few
days ago to a Miss Newton.
Thomas Bogart tore down al
old house Tuesday.
Fred and Ollie Frye stayed al
night their grandma Frye's
Saturday night.
Miss Letha and Allie Shanes
and George Frye attendedchurcf
at the Primitive Baptist churcl
Sunday.
Marie Case is getting some
} better with the measles and WI
hope she will soon be able to en-
| ter school again. also all the 9th
. ers who have been absent for {
while.
There is going to be quite {
moving take place in this neigh
borhood this week. Will tel
more about it later.
The Frye phone line is com
pleted at last and gives good ser
vice.
, Miss Mildred Anderson ha.
. the measles and several hav,
stopped from school on the &c
E count of the measles.
Orie Walton has taken tho ag
oncy for the Watkins Medicin
Go. in Wright county. We wisl
him success.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05

Rain, sleet and snow have been
among the weeks weather con-
dition, o.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05
The Hest Cough Medicine

81 have used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy ever since l have
been keeping house," says L. G.
Hames, of Marbury, Ala. II con-
slider it one of the best remedies
| ever used. My children have
all taken it and it works like a
charm For colds and whooping
cough it is excellent. For sale
by all dealers. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-02-05

G. L. Beach was in Han tville
Monday.
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uldnoder ulo nidt bios nier ausGnOber Gre0it 3lI-
ommen @s miro ober feline Sbwcrigteite 6ieten Die
lem &eranaen nad @ooe ST geniigen Oa iebt Elm 9lppa.
rat gehaien it, peer ole 00glifteit betet Den gam
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zen fnnn
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enen ltarfen 8on0el nit Soamerifa ben Druid ereidl
tern fonen Den europa nit Der @n5iebmg 0es @ooes
ousibt Iieie @rportimg miro lid nidt erfiaen oenn
cs ebt an 9lllem I'M enen oldcn Nonoe in Die gSege
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raar on 0en 9oaren nod] melden cine iiOamerituid]e
&ad)iroge beitc6t 0oS nee lSinan5iptem ollen miro
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ueroen Sobolo Der 5rie0e bergeitelt lit weroen ale
eropGiiden 2Gn0er o5pe glsnabme bre pirtbibaltli-
c)eu &rdite Ourd Sen guBcn6anOe picocr oui5ubouen
uden GarauS miro lid Elm SonfrreBtampi ergeben,
pe er ME Dorber beonoen 6ot unO Der b ihon bis5er
nidt in miloen 5ornen a6ipielt Sir uns lit nclt Die
minoee 9hsiid5t porbonoen Oieicm Sanoel Der iir
inns ebenio notbmenoi9 fem miro. pe iir ale onoeren
9lationen, t6elpme6men wenn mir nidt bel }eten ole
gier3i n0tbioen &orbereihngcn treen Sin @rlorOer,
liB bcr5u lit idon nit Dem neicn 6non5iDem porban-
oen mo cS lit bon e6r groBer @ibtigfet Oa Elm 9il-
renban0el o6nc longen Greot ndt oentbar it, nO Die
fer miro oonG Dem neucn Sman5ipcnI acpdbrt merOen
f0nnen meldcs oie grridhmg pom 3megbanfen IN
Sioamerito mo sic MISUNDERSTANDING Der bort aufgc
nonnlencn @ebicl geitattet
Die 5lrcite 9eoingmg it, ooB mir cine SauoelSma
rinc idafieu unO }por iGnea 0as fam nir oaourdl
ceIdcbe OaB mir anoeren Notionen Sdiiie abtauen
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