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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
TEMPEST DELAYS NEW LINER.
Nsuhan, With 12O Passengers, Held
tn for Three Days.

! Capt. ISyrne Of the Lainport e. Holt
liner Nauban. on her .irst trip 20 th,s
port from Bucnos Ayres and Brazil. re-
ported 10 his agents by wireless yester-
day that he had been held UP by wild
weather FOR three days ending on Sunday
and that he had been unable Mt times 10
, make more than n few knots and some
times was forced TO lie To in the tempest.
The Nauban IL one OF the biggest ships
IN the Argentine and Brazilian service
I and is Httcd 10 carry refrigerated meat.
She Is bringing AN unusual shipment Of
1000 cases Of Argentine butter 1,1O9
tons of beef and mutton. 1900 bags Of
maize 337 bales of wool, 1900 dry and
300 salt hides and 90 cases Of Argentine
fruit. She has 129 cabin passengers
and 100 bags of mail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
HELD FOR ROBBrNG LINER.
Ns mburg-A mexican Painter Had
suyrrware From prinx Joachim.

Tho Hamburg American Steamship
Company had for some time prior to
December 81 been missing much silver
ware and china from its steamships,
particularly the Prinz Joachim. The bu-
reau of Investigation OF tho line, under
Paul kcenig OF gil Union etreet. Brook-
lyn. began an investigation which resulted
in a visit Of Detective Mottoia TO the
homo OF Harry Markovitz. for seven
years "A painter for the line at 50 Riv-
!ngton street.
Mottola found ninety-six pieces Of fine
china and slverwarc. most Of Il from the
rriuz Joachim. and arrested the painter.
Markow,tz told Magistrate Murphy in
the Centre street police court yesterday
that he got the articles from n steward.
lie was held in $1,000 bail as a re-
eeiver % stolen goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
SIEGEL EXAMINER NAMED.
Holt VIII Direct Inquiry
To- Determine Assets.

Ex-Judg" George C. Holt, who resigned
from tho Federal bench last week. will
act as special master TO inquire into tho
assets OF Henry Siegel and Frank Z.
Nogcl
He was appointed yesterday by Judge
Hough of the United states District Court
In equity on application OF Messrs. Marble
and Sheppard, receivers for Simpson
Crawford Co. and other stores, and of
Henry Melville. receiver of the banking
business conducted by Messrs. Siegel and
Nogel.
The special master will inquire into the
personal assets OF NIessrr. Siegel and
Nogel. as we'll az into the assets OF the
concerns In which they are interested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS,

COMPANY uid Icru.
Pacific Militia Sem. ouuuu'
Pressed steel car quar-
terlN... ....,.t
Houston ON, Hrmi'vmIdi
l,yulrp Nili-, srluI-aurual
Nurray-i>cy lidu quar-
icriN....,.....,ts... s
american ltnilW9le, quar-
trrlt...,,,.,,s...,,...,
Pacific Power ANA Light
QGar rrl',. ........
West penusSlvnrig RAN
road, quart rt.,..r..
German American Bank,
teu!-uunuaI ..........
'luett Peabody, initial
cleveland Akron Bag
uuarterlE.,,....,.,...
',nu'utIuiItI Power ANA
Electro ......-,,.--.-
Nc'hl"h.nl Etorl Corpora
tluu, uHHV'"r
Beth chem Steel 'uruur,.
iiuu. quarterly .....
ii"ihlohcm SttDl Corpora,
non, quarterly .....
Iirlhlehcm steel Corpora
uosA 0vSgterly,.,.,.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

Supreme Court ~ Justice S",hurN Brii =
ish Amer. cigar store 90. vs.. - John. Al
bert y. Massey, MuTEplo Ns junction Really
CO., Warren Leslie: NJ &. Babcoch 90. Vs,
Goodman, Walter q, Walker! Lotos Adv. co,
vs. Magistral Chemical co, John ", Ingram
Matter az Ncttclbcrgcr, H. g. : Stlmpson
David ~. Phillips, Phoenix lugrahim
Thomas IS. EamTcr ii,ary NJ stevenson.
IjY Justice Bilur-Ncrntr ~. CAIpirr Alfred
- Hano nv Justice Newh.rgor--N. y l.ifc
lns. and Trust "a, vs.. Draper Gwo eases,
William Klein. jackson IS, Davis, sampson
II. Wcinkundler, BY Justice Greonhnum- -
Edgerion Park Co. W, CoGcy Alexander
RosenthAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

pHtLADEfpHIA. Jan. l9.-The market
was narrow and dull after the first hour.
The halting tendency OF the New York
exchange was felt here and exerted a
restraining influence upon the speculation
In local shares. Prices, however. were
generally well sustained. The demand
for Philadelphia Electric and Tonopah
Belmont was We'll supplied around the
saturday closing price Traction stocks
were firm on odd 10, trading Arbitrage
trading was small. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. l9,--The market con-
t,GurS 10 display "A firm tone with trad
ing dIite ",ucrul. illinois Brick, Sears
Rocbuck. National Carbon and American
can reflected the best demand. Interest
i'm the bond department shows an active
buyu movement ON part of Investors.
The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

New York, January 12, 1917.
lne Annual Meeting ~ the StuCkh old crs
ur tiis Company viii he held on "Wednesday,
lanuary ~. lNi 49, . i ~. at tho oHicc ~
iHe toui,suy, ', 3 Liberty street, Now York
Cib., for tic purpose OF e,ectinr Board Of
directors for ihc ensuing year, and three In.
ppHCtors ui Election 10 serve At the usN
ANNUAL Election, and for the transaction OF
such other business AS may come before the
,rRDoN NJ MAYNARD. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
AMAIGAMATED COPPER COMPANY

a. y ~ "u.WuY' JHTUdTy IpTI, wv,
AZ meeting OF the Directors Of tho Anal.
and onc-haif per cent. On "a was declared
payable February cSrd, 1914, to stockhoIders
OF record on the books OF the Company as Of
IL o'clock noon, January .tth 1914
MEf.IN Secrotsry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
FIRST NATIONAL BANk.

To Stockholders:
Pleas" take notice that a special meeting
~ stockholders Of the FIRST National Bank
Of the Clty of New York VIII ho held ~
the banking ofnc" of the Bank, No. Wall
street New YORK city, GA fehruary Goth
l"li, at le O'Clock NJ, to determine whether
ur not authority shall be given to the
officers and directors Of tho Bsnk to take
oil steps required by law to enable the
Bank TO become a Member Hank In the
Federal Reserve Bank to bo organized In
the District In which this Bank Is situated.
&. -. BACKUS. Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TINE CUBAN PORTS COMPANY
(C0KiPANIA OE LOS PUERY0S 0E cljRA,

pursuant :" the Bv-lnws Of this Company
noiSo Ii hereby given thai n General stock
holders Meeting OF the Co,npania de los
Pueri"s Il" cuba will be- held ~ the Offices
OF the company. Havana street IS, In the
ny "l havana Cuba, at ten O'Clock in tho
forenoon OF Thursday, the twelfth day Of
irhrHAl', lHii FOR tAc purpose OF eIetting
q t'tIH Of Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness "a Nay properly come betor" the meet
ins IN pursuance OF such By-laws
Dated, Havana, January 14th, 1914
e. PEfRlCCIONE General Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PACIFIC POWER 4 LIGHT CO.
HOklIANn AR EInN

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO ~
the regular quarterly dividend of ono and
Glated on tho Preferred Stock OF PACIFIc
POWER LIGHT COMPANY for tho quar-.
AIRY z. lolA to stockholders OF record at IN.
close OF business an January 49, 1914 or
which date tho Transfer Hooks wifi close n mi
reopen on February .. 1914.
L, =, SUMMERSON. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
THE MONTREAL MARKET.
4. :. suprcm. Court Calendar.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-the day call II
IN" l nit"d states Supreme Court for to.
morrow viii he: Nos. us. l73, It, IS.
1888. 1884, lS5, lsG ana 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
HELP WANTED-MALE.

N---N
DECORATIVE ARTIST WANTED
We'll known woman's magazine offers
splendid opportunity fog experienced man
VII" can plan and draw artistic decorative
call between 1912 a. n, ART DEPT, %.
West ysth st., 12th Heor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-the Court Of Appeal,
thlendhr for To morrow is Nos aas. :sl. :ss,
.'5, .HI .9S. 3Oa. J0S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
AUsTRO-AMERICAN LINE.
MEDlTERRAN Fan ADRlATIC,
SAllINGS GENERALLY WEDNESDAYS
Phelps Aros. q Co.. ~ BATTERY Place.

60 TO BERMuDA-Ideai Vacation Resort.
bays from y. y. Round Trip $40 up. Any
Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

The Annual Meeting OF the M6chpelah
Cemetery Association OF New Durham, \. D.,
VIII bc held on Tuesday, January 60 1914, AZ
30 T.. NJ, at tn" office OF the Cemetery a,
Sew Durham. y. !.
JOSEPH CoLWELl.. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

Receipts from customs SATURDAY, sf73 ele (:
from internal revenue. ordinary. S..ic5.3: cor.
poratiOn tax. s3i.I... and MISCELLANEOUS Slis tyt
National bank notes received for redemp.
tior, A.ii',s3e.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for January IL shows:
EENl.pAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the stock
hoidora of Laacll Perfumer for the election
OF directors aud for the transaction Of such
cher business as shall come before IL. viii
Ne hold at the office Of tho Company, lts
West 2jrd street. Tuesday. Jan. -, 1914 AZ
Il NEWTON CARPENTER, Srcrntarr
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,onsol,da,cd Ga. Company Of New YORK..

JWnuary ON, WI,
the annual meeting OF tho stockholders o,
this Company for the election Of Trustees to
servo during tho ensuing year viii be held ~
this office MONDAY, January 20. 1915 Polls
VIII he oppn from ~ N to p. NJ Transfer
bouks wiz close saturday, January 10. 1914, at
l2 NJ. and reopen TUESDAY, January % 1914
l., CARTER. Secretary.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Lehiph Valley Railroad Company will
DO held uu Tuesday, the Goth day OF Jauu.
AIRY. ilii, NJ 1000 O'Clock A. NJ, a. tho
Company office. No, 22s south Third Street,
Philad elphts, Pa u, q. BAIRD, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Jan. is.--The statement Of tho
receipts and pay warrants of tho Treasury
shows.
This Fiscal
Saturday. month year.
Rcccipis........ s?lG. 7ss So i74si7 33ssS%4 lss
Pay warrants dr'n ..est..G G3.4t.0ol 8ss. "a. So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
QUEENS COUNTY.

Supreme court-Specidl Term for Trials
Before Blbckmar j. M "asrs tried before
Justice Blackmar must be submitted with
briefs and requests 10 nud ut the 'luso ~
the trial. the anBwor must he realty or
or. 40 cause On this calendar win DE set
for day. Gases must be ready for trial
In their order when reached. Nos, .39 80.
25J, 2V6. ssS .5S, 2bu 2pI 800. 2GH. zoe.
go. Cases viii be added 70 the day cniCu-
dar from day to day from tho balance
% the calendar. Highest number reached
IL $50,
supreme court Trial Term Rcfor" crauc,
j. tul"ndar- The People of the STATE OF
New York Bruohinshy. Case ON trial.
civil calendar passed - Thurtti'y, January
80, 1914, Highest number re. h,d GA Ill"
general calendar IL 3oi.
county Court criminal Term 49, Before
Humphrey, !, talcndar-Nos. l.- los. LIS,
no, III. 12O, ,t3, ~, ,4G, Ia IN, lAa,
l50, i5i. 49,. The following eases II marked
ready. viii he passed t"r Ia" daN. 10 cause
will be set Tor day an this call Nos,
IA, a.. 37a, ~, lii, l"G. ~, l5N, $50,
100, 16i, 49,, ida. lsi, 100, 100, iG5, lGS.
Highest number reached on tho general
calendar IN lGS.
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Part IIL-Bsfors pelahan,y. J. cnse I'M
finished.
finished.
Part v~-Before Lynch. " Case unfinished.
Part vI.-Before Finelito j. Case UNI
Par. vL-Retore McAvoy, J. Case TN
Par, vIYI.-Before la Feita. 7. Case I'M
finished.
Causes 90 b. gent from Part I. TO Parts
III " V, VI. VII. and WIZ. Tor trisl.
COUNTY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
HAPPY HOME GLEANINGS
Especial Corrcspontcnce.)


My! wasn't that rain nice?
Send us some more
Most of the sick people are
reported better.
Corn has grown three inches
in as many days.
Say, Gibbs, | saw you Satur-
day and spoke to you.
&. f Peabody has been on the
sick list, but is reported better.
Ivan Park spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his
father, W. + Park.
Esther Starne says she likes
to ride with Amos and the cream
can.
Miss Stella Seal spent Satur.
day night with Miss Esther
Starne, and Sunday with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Williams.
Little Roy Moody is reported
to be better.
Amos Peabody and Esther
Starne accompanied Stella Seal
home Sunday evening.
saw Esther Starne smiling a
great deal the other day. Won.
der what has happened:
Mrs. Eli beavers mother is
visiting her this week.
Mrs. George Brentlinger had
Il stroke of paralysis Sunday.
She is very bad. Her many
friends nope for her speedy re-
covery.
Sukcy, were you not rather
tired Saturday night? | bet
you were.
Wright Beach, wife and child.
rem spent Sunday at Il. w.
Starne's.
Clifford Seal and Blanche
Moore were out driving Sunday
evening. They called on Esther
Starne.
Church at Prairie Hollow Sat.
urday aud Sunday. Everybody
come.
ISSITT.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
That Float Down the James

VIM II. Handy. Fred Cornne
and n. j. Craig a banker of
Mansfield. with Tom Davis, the
guide, have just returned from
the Galena to BranSon float on
the James and White rivers.
Mr.. Handy says they lloated
from five to eight hours a day,
starting in the cool of the morn.
ing when bass were striking
best. They tiShed entirely for
bass. using artificial fly bait
principally.
Il doubt if there is any place
in the country where bass fish
ing is finer when the river is
right than in the James and
White" says Mr.. Handy. Be
sides the fishing we enjoyed the
floating, the camping on the
clean sandbars in the cool of the
evening. The river winds and
winds, and always the bluffs and
hills tower over you, sometimes
nearly a thousand feet high.
The Ozarlis in this section is i'm.
proving wonderfully. Sports.
men and cutters are tlOcking
there by the hundreds. st.
Louis Republic.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
ANTRIM GLEANINGS.
Especial Correspondence

Sunday school at the Antrim
school house every Sunday at
2:3O p. N. Franklin Borders,
Suncrintcndont.
We've had som" fine rains, and
especially on the Fourth.
Everybody seemed to enjoy
the rain Saturday equally as
we'll as the celebration.
The infant of }. Il Deckard
and wife was taken to Mt. Zion
for burial last Friday.
Mr., Tombleson will superin-
tend the Sunday school at the
Antrim school house.
J. Il. Deckard returned home
last Tuesday with very sore
hand. uccaSionsed by so much
ilanuSllaklnS Wililc campalgnlng.
W. a. Glenn's were dinner
guests at Eihu Coday 5 Sunday.
Jakey, how the ice cream Sun
day:
Well. Acr, | believe | saw you
the Fourth all dressed up in
your very best. and you rode in
the parade at Mansfield. You
wore a lavender skirt and a loud
tlowered MILDLY. | supposa most
of the writer's were in Mansfield
Saturday: | was.
TOPSY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
Big Musical Rally July 10Th

There will be a big musical
rally at Odin Sunday afternoon,
July ~. Everybody invited.
Bring your song books and have
a good time.
| commence my fourth session
of music lessons for that com.
munity, the second for this year,
on Monday, July 20.
Would be glad to see some of
the people of Mansfield there.
c. NJ. TATE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
NOTICE.

w. Sterling Gaskill will con.
duct his annual all day singing
at No. ) school house the first
Sunday in August. Dinner will
be served on the grounds. Every.
body come and bring well filled
baskets.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
JUST PICk-lrS
Especial Correspondence

Hello. kiddieS; here is Dinah,
as jolly as June gras&IUppor.
Mrs. Hight is reported better
ut this writing. She was able
to sit up 4 while Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mrs. james Brewer is very
busy visiting the sick.
Frank Smalley and wife Wis.
tied at his son in the country
Saturday and celebrated the
Fourth there.
Monroe Norcross and wife
visited her father, Mr.. Perry,
ana family in Douglas county
Sunday.
Mrs. Perkins is bark home
again. Doesn't it look nice to
Ser her among us once more.
Mrs. G.. W. Brentlingcr had
bad stroke of paralysis Sunday.
Several of the children have
come home. Mrs. George Mil
ler and daughter have been out
there all week.
Monroe NorcrosS and children
went down to Mr.. Perry 5 Mon
day and took their ice cream
freezer and made some cream.
Mrs. Julia Stephens and Mr.
Graves were married last week
down in Douglas county. Con
gratulationS.
Why, hello, Rcdwing. Yes,
Dinah is all o. X. I'm glad You
like the "Pick Ups my dear.
Miss Pearl Spence and Ralph
White were married last Thurs
day. Dnah wishes the happy
couple much joy.
Say, You Know. | want you to
let my girl a!one Didn't you
read in the paper that Miss
Pansy had already accepted my
company.
Sukey. I'm glad YOU still like
Dinah. see another Brown
Eyes in the last week $ issue.
Dinah has brown eyes himself,
and so has his littl" sister.
Mrs. Horace Paul called at ID.
W. Hoover's Monday evening.
Mrs. w. +. Stone also had a
young lady caller Monday even.
ing.
Say. children, the Fourth of
July parade was grand, espoc.
tally the little cart driven by
Misses Leona Hoover and Alice
Mooney.
Miss Alice Tumblcson has been
quite sick.
Mrs. Silas Rippee was out at
her mothers in the country all
day Monday.
Well, Dinah must quit writing
and resume his work - sitting on
Il goods box whiting stick.
DINAH.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
The Best Medicine i'm the World

My little girl had dysentery
very bad. | thought she would
die. Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy cured
her,and | can truthfully say that
| think it is the best medicine in
the world writes Mrs. William
Orvis, Care, Mich. For sale by
all dealers. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
RIDGE RIPPLES
Especial Correspondencc).

| icy, pastor. Singing every sunday
night.
Hello to one and all. Katie
was so busy last week she did
not send her items. / am glad
to be with you again.
We can not be thankful enough
for the good rains We have been
receiving, and we trust in the
Lord to send more so that we
may have a large corn crop.
Threshing wheat and picking
blackbcrries are we'll followed
occupations just now.
Otto Moody and wife are the
proud parents of a 9 pound boy.
Mother and baby getting along
nicely, and we think Otto will
recover.
Charley F'indley and Claude
Smith have been working for
Kingsley Findley during the
past week.
Mrs. Fannie Findley and son
and mother were Sunday night
visitors at her sons, Robert
Benefits
U. S. FindIey and wife dined
at w. n. Johnson's Sunday.
Katie wants to tell you about
the singing at Ashley. They
certainly had a good time, and |
never saw 50 much good dinner
it makes me hungry now TO.
think of it. Miss Mabel Andcr-
son made pictures of tue singing
class. | wanted to be in that,
but as | am not a singer the
privilege was denied me.
Claude and Della Smith spent
Sunday with Everett Spence
and wife. Charley Nickles was
also there,
Two of our boys, Charley and
Jason Findley, were lost last
Sunday, and when found were
at Bill Calhoun S talking to the
girls.
G. II. Shreeve and wife visited |
at 7. j. Smiths Sunday.
Wonder where Miss Ollie was
Sunday night Fred was at |
singing in his auto and looked |
lone some.
Miss Pearl Spence and Ralph |
White were married Friday eve
ming at Rev. f. Seal S. We wish |
them a happy life together.
Jim Findley and wife visited |
on Wolf Creek Saturday night |
and Sunday.
Alotn Findey dned at her |
Uncle Doc kindley's Friday and |
went to the picnic Saturday,
Mrs. Ellen Smith and daugh- |
ter, Della, were in Macomb Mon
day, calling to see Mrs. John |
Garner.
We are certainly proud to see
Dinah back again.
Singing at Ashley Sunday |
night was well attended. They |
are preparing to go to Norwood |
III the near future.
Mrs. Will Crippen called to
see Mrs. Ellen Smith Wednes. |
day evening.
! guess Lou will be quite lone
some since Vernon Bennett is
gone. Cheer up, Lou, he will !
come back.
Miss Maude Mcintosh is visit. |
ing Letha and Allie Shanes this
week.
Byron ShaneS and wife are on
Wolf Creek visiting.
jeff and Elmer Coday Just got |
stacking wheat last week
Mrs. Carlina Ivy is at her
daughters. Mrs. Jennie Smith.
Mrs. Sarah Mcintosh, of Cof.
feyville, Kas., is visiting here.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09

Rubbish doesn't look good on
the streets. 1t would look bet
ter somewhere else. and the
streets would look better.
IL. b. Rogers, who has been
agent for the Frisco at Mountain
View, has resigned and accepted
a position as telcgraphcr at Tha.
yer. He is the son of Dr.. Il. NJ.
Rogers and wife.
L.SpindIer of the Ozark Hol-
mess College, Mt. Zion. gave us
a business call on his way to st.
Louis to attcLd the National Hol-
mess camp meeting and confer
with the stat" president, Rev. j.
M. O'Brycn, on business con
cerning the SchoOI at Mt. Zion,
which will op'n its first term
Sept. 10.
Word was received in Ava
Tuesday of .the death of Joe
Rendy. who went to Grecly, Col
a short time ago for the benefit
of his health. The body was i'm.
mcdiatcly shipped to Ava and ar.
rived here Wednesday and will
be buried in the home cemetery.
Mr.. Recdy was a son in law of
NJ. II Osborn of this place. Tu.
berculO,iS was the cause of his
death. Ava Enterprise.
: One MarStield man claims to
have satisfactorily solved tie
high.cost.of living problem. He !
has a COW which gives an extra
ordinarily abundant supply 'f
milk. He says he will milk the
COW into a dry well which ne has
on his place and by winter the
we'll will be full and he will have |
plenty Of milk on hands to last /
him throughout the winter.
Before a jury in Justice j. d.
Avery s court Monday, Otis
Keeling was fined so and costs,
amounting TO about $50, on a
charge of disturbing the peace,
preferred by Mrs. Ruby Brown.
Prosecuting Attorney +, b. Gar.
ner of Hartville represented the
State. while II. II. Ball of Nor.
wood was the defendants attOr-
ncy. He was given q 90 day stay
of execution.
Three attachments suits Il.
gainst Cecil V. lIilSabcck, form
erly in the bakery business here,
were tried before Justice j. ID.
Avery Monday. James Freeman,
represented by Col. l. o. Nicder,
was awarded Judgment for Sl5
and costs: j. b. Freeman ct al,
represented by T. b. Garner, $40
and costs, and b II. Stone ct al.
represented by f b. Garner,
Judgment for $4l.5l and costs,
All judgments were by default.
The bakery equipment and stock
was ordered sold July II to sat
isfy the Judgment. An attach
ment suit for $3.50 filed by c. l..
Turner comes up for trial the
17th.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09

NJ. ID, Skies visited relatives and
friends here during the week. He
also visited at Norwood, where
he at one time resided Before
leaving he ordered the Mirror
sent to him at Oil City, La,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-09
AT M. E. CHURCH

Rev. j. J. Wolfe Of seymour
pastor of the Mansfield Methodist
Episcopal church, preached here
Sunday morning and evening