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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Baptist Ladies Aid

MeSdames n. J, Craig, r. A
Arnold, Ezra Dennis and NJ. A
Cauble We're joint hostesses t
the Ladies' Aid and friends o.
the Baptist church Wednesday
afternoon at the n. J. Craig
home.
The time was very pleasantly
spent with fancy work and con
versation until all was hushed by
sweet songs of music.
Mrs. Horace Paul and Mrs.
20. l.. RObinett played a number
of piano duets. and Mrs. w. G..
Reynolds and Miss Bertha Mil.
ley with viOlins joined in the
music, adding much to it's
charms. Miss Miller also sang
solo, with piano and violin ac.
compartment, to the delight of
all,
The subject of the devotional
service was Administering to
Jesus"
Scripture reading, Matthew
XIV, 81 to the close of chapter.
by Mrs. Lanhart.
Select reading, "Ye did it not
unto me- by Mrs. l.. B. Lati.
mer.
Prayer by the pastor, Rev. ]. |
nj. England.
Song by a number of voices |
with piano, Il Gave My Life for
Thee"
Refreshments were served to
the following guests and mem.
bers: Mesdames r. NJ. Rogers.
W. S. Dennis, NJ. A. Freeman,
G. 5. Burney, J. D. Reynolds,
Geo. B. Freeman, Hosea New.
ton. b. +. Stone. f, A. Sisk, J.
X. P. Coday, J. G.. Carter, r. A.
Stapp, d. W.. Hoover, Ernest
Coday, W. B. Fullington, -
Deats, Horace Paul, o. l. Rob.
inett. l.. B. Latimer, Oscar
Coday, r. n. Farren, NJ. f. Cor.
man, NJ. f. West. ]. A. Fuson. |,
W. B. Hitchcock, f. H. Riley,
Steve Yates, 9. r. Lenhart, /
Eliza Peters, ], A. Hylton, L. 3.
Johnson, John BrazeaI, +. w.
G. l.. Beach. S. l..
Hensley, J. NJ. England, W. A. j
Black, James Coday, G. W. ,
Misses Bertha Miller, ,
Frona Rippee, Tnabell Wallace,
Pearl Newton, Eula Newton, ,
Ruth Hayerty, Maud Coday,
Hazel Burney, Velma Hylton,
4eona Hoover, Locke Craig,
Grace Craig, Lois Beach, Wilda
stephens, Mamie Beach, ,Veril
Ellis, Cloe Osborn. Sarah Gas. {
lill, Ora Rippee; MessrS J. NJ.
J. A. Hylton, Horace
Fullington, Snyder Craig, Ralph
1ylton, H. Coday; Jasper Craig, {
,. w. Newton, \. ]. Craig, r. A.
Arnold.
The company left a silver offer.
ng of S7.l1.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Money to Loan

n. ]. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT He DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, IN.
PROVED FARMS IN ETH.
Err WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES.
ADV n. J. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Tersely Told Town Tales

i'uHoi
Local advertising &c per line
The Mirror , months for 2Jc
Chicken pie dinner Saturday.
Old papers for sale at this Office
See Fullington s rug ad. Adv.
Get it at the Cash Store. ADV
Carbon paper at this otfice-2
sheets for DC.
Buy it at Stapp's-and save
money. ADV.
Postoffice Inspector Wood was
here last week.
Lots of new goods at &c and
Zoe store. ADV.
Special Sunday dinner at the
Mansfield Hotel-Adv
Bargains every day at the
Cash Mercantile. ADV
John Smith's trial, set for yes,
terday, was postponed.
Special Rug Prices at w. r.
Fnllington's. See ad. ADV.
The Missouri State Fair will
be held at Sedalia Sept. - Oct.2
Fresh roasted popcorn and pea
nuts, Scheuermann's roaster.adv
The most of the best for the
least-Cash Mercantile Co. ADV
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one year
for 81. 20.
j. D. Reynolds is closing out
his Mems High.Cut Shoes at
cost. ADV
We have printed bills for Jas.
Adamson advertising his jacks,
Bob and Grover
LOOT. Water Pals and II qt.
Dish Pans only 3jc each at
Stapp's. ADV.
Let us print your-horse and
jack bills good work good ma |
terial correct prices.
For SALE-Scholarship inthe
Central Business College at Sc
dalia. calt'at ,ais -see.
Enjoy one of those special ,
Sunday dinners at the Mansfield /
Hotel next Sunday. ADV
A lot of Clothing and Ladies'
CloakS at cost.
ADV. J. D. REYNOLDS.
will make a special low price
on Manure Spreaders till March
], also good terms. JIG. Carter.
ProspectorS and miners, buy
your dynamite at the powder
magazine in West Mansfield ADV
If you need new ground
plow ]. C.. Carter has the best.
Guaranteed to do the work. adv
We have printed bills for VIM
Shelton advertising his Percher.
on stallion, Lnnox Boy, and jack,
Superior Boy.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society
will hold Il chicken pie dinner
and bazar at the G.. A. r. Hall
March 20. See ad.
DR.. F. H, Riley, the dentist,
will fill his regular appointment
at Hartville March II to 20,
after which he will return to his
Mansfield office. adv
Eggs for Hatching: Rose Comb
Reds Exclusively: 81 per setting,
$3.50 per 80, s. per 100. Mrs
G. A. Durnell, Hillside Poultry
Farm, Phone l25, Mansfield, Mo.
ADV.
We can save you money on
new subscriptions or renewals
for any magazine or newspaper
published. Subscribe for all
your reading matter through
the Mirror office.
You will be surprised at the
nice Oil Painting you receive for
a 2Jc Money Order sent to Walt
Pyles, Fowler, Colorado. Tell
him you want IAN Oil Sketch
of the Rockies" l0xl4, and it's
enough.-Adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Many Mirrorettes


Day.
| All Winter Underwear at a bi;
reduction at j. ID. Reynolds '-Ad
| will make a special low pric,
on Manure Spreaders till Marcl
! ], also good terms. j C.. Carter
d. S. Cantrell and n. ]. Keel
ing have been buying hogs neal
Plato, bringing in 2Os head this
week.
Rev.J. w. Needham of Seymour
will fill his regular appointment
at the Mansfield NJ. f. church
Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Hylton entertained
the o. f. F.. club at her home
Friday night. Refreshments
were served.
Go to J. D. Reynolds and buy
all your Farm Wagons, Buggies,
and all kinds of Plow Implements
as they have the best money will
buy. ADV
G.. w. Freeman & Sons store
is brimfull of bright, new Spring
Merchandise, and nowhere will
you find greater variety or bet
ter values. adv
The M. +. Ladies' Aid Society
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
G.S. Burney. The next meeting
will be held March 26 with Mrs.
NJ f. German.
Bills for public sale were
printed at this Office this week,
sale to be held March 81. Mr..
Kelly expects to go west. See
his ad. in this issue.
Have your Harness Oiled by
Dipping: Single Harness, 75c;
Double Harness, 81. Come see
how we do it-Morgan d Win.
burns Harness Shop. - ADV.
The trial of the men indicted in
connection with Daniels Com.
mission Co. failure at Willow
Springs is doclleted for April 26
ttrthe federal court Of Kansas
City.
Did you read the official state
mcnt of the financial condition
of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank in last weeks Mirror? II
not, do so. and note the excel
lent showing made.
The Bank of Mansfield made
a splendid showing in its official
statement of it's financial condi.
ton, as printed in last weeks is
sue of the Mirror. Look it up
and note the figures.
Rev. Joseph Davis preached
at Prairie Hollow Sunday at the
General Baptist church. He goes
to Pomona Saturday to conduct
a meeting at the Cumberland
Pleasant Valley church.
At the request of the credit.
ors, n. J. Craig has been ap.
pointed trustee in the Freeman.
Miller assignment. The liabili.
ties are scheduled at about SlO,-
600, with assets at about 81, 600. |
F. j. Holman, of Illinois, was
here last week after hogs, desir-
ing 1000 head. A. Y. Friend has
shipped him six car loads, ship.
ping some of the hogs from
Mountain View and Birch Tree.
j. G. Freeman, after II years
in active business life, will try
tilling the soil for a change. He
understands the game, all right,
and we expect him TO raise some
prize winners for exhibition at
our fail fair.
Postmaster Summers of Hart.
vile has received word to start
r. f. d, 3 May 1, going west to
Rembert and Odin, then to New
Grove and south to the Seymour
road, returning to Hartviile by
the Seymour road.
Allen Canaday, who recently
traded for a ranch in Colorado,
has decided that the Ozarks is
good enough for him and has
traded his Colorado place for
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Eggs for Hatching

Thoroughbred White Wyan.
dotte, IL for SOC. Leave orders
with Steve Yates or Cash Store.
ADV MRS. WILSON DUGAN
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Lost

M. H, S. 1914 class pin.
Finder please return to Mir.
ror Office and receive reward
ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18

New line of Hosiery for men,
women and children at the SC
and 10c store.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. GEO. B. FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
Purely Personal Paragraphs

Prof. j. A. Hylton was in Sey.
mOur last week.
Mrs. Horace Paul has return.
ed from Buffalo.
+. A. Cole was in Kansas City
during the week.
Dr.. F. H. Riley iS.doing dental
work in Hartville.
A. j. Milligan, of ParnelI, has
been visiting here.
DR.. Loper,a St. Louis optician,
was here this week.
E. s. Bradford, of near Nor.
wood, was here today.
Prof. B. E. Bramhall of Cedar
Gap was here Saturday,
J. A. Dennis was here from
Hartville during the week.
Arthur Weddle was here last
week enrOute to Western Kansas.
W. G. Reynolds and Elmer
Strong were in Norwood yester.
day.
A fine 1O.pound son WIS born
yesterday to j. r. Brewer and
wife.
Henry Orders son and daugh
ter of Oklahoma have been visit
ing here.
Fl. d. and Eli NorcroSs are
farming between Cedar Gap and
Seymour.
Col. L.O. Nieder transacted le- |
gal business in Ripley county |
this week.
Harry Mooney was in Willow |
Springs visiting friends Sunday |
and Monday.
Fl. b. Davis, formerly editor
of the Mansfield Mail, was here
during the week.
Clate Tarbutton is visiting at
the Norcross farm between
Cedar Gap ana Seymour.
Mrs. II. b. Weed, who has
been quite sick for the past two
weeks, came down town for the
first time Tuesday evening.
Claude Weddlc, who has been
visiting relatives and friends
near Ava, left last week to seek
employment for the summer
Elmer Sellers and Frank Will.
ans of Smallett, and Fred Wed.
die, Oliver and Clark Brixey of
Basher were here last week.
w. r. Adell and family have
moved from Neodesha, KaS., to
their farm near Mansfield. We
welcome them to this commu-
nifty.
M. f. Dennis and family have
to farm north of town,
and Mr.. Collins and family have
moved to the Dennis property.
Mr.. Collins is employed at the
Yates store.
JIM. Kirk and family have gone
TO Laramie, Wyo., where Mr.
Kirk recently acquired an 800
acre ranch. We regret to lose
them but wish them prosperity
in their new home.
Constable VIM. Silvey of Sey.
mour was here Monday. Mr..
Siivey has completely recovered
from his gunshot wound he re.
ceived some time ago at the
hands of Lon Peters, who is still
1T large.
C.A.Stephens, ,once a merchant (
in Ava but for the past few years
1 resident of Mansfield and as
SCISSOR Outright county, attended
The Ava Welfare League banquet.
Some of his friends here enjoyed
MS good, hearty handshalSe {
while he was here, Ava Herald.
Prof. Arthur Fl. Bailey of
Grove was here during
jhe week in the interest of his
candidacy for county superinten.
dent af schools, in which he is
meeting with much encourage.
nent throughout the county.
Read what he has to say in this
ssue.
Mrs. j. A. Edwards and niece,
Miss Ruby Tyler, go to Spring. {
field tomorrow, the former going
on to Crane, where Mr.. Edwards .
has charge of the Cash Mercan- :
tile Co. During Mrs. Edwards j
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18
NUMBER 4
Postponed

To all those who are prepar.
ing for The Trip Around the
World | wish to say that after
advising with several of those
interested in the Cemetery Ben.
eft it has been decided to post.
pone the date on account of the
uncertainty of the weather in
this month.
The entertainment date to be
decided on later-wiil be given
as early as the weather will per.
NIT, the object being to raise
money to fix the fence and clean
up the Mansfield Cemetery.
F. H. RILEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-03-18

The different nations will be
located at the following homes:
England, Mrs. J. B. Freeman.
France, Mrs. F. H. Riley.
Germany, Mrs. D. S. Cantrell.
Japan, Mrs. j. D. Reynolds
Johnny Bull, Rev. Joseph Davis.
Uncle Sam, Oscar Coday.
Kaiser Wilhelm, Horace Paul
King George, j. B. Freeman
Mutt, T. F. Lenhart
jeff, B. f. Stone.
Tipperary Girls, Misses Grace
Craig and Lois Beach
Goddess of Liberty, Mrs. ]. E.
Craig
Rastus Johnson & Co., W. G.
Reynolds, Wade Rippee, Jasper
Craig, Prof. j. A. Hylton.
Besides those mentioned are
many more characters dressed
N costume which we have prom
scd to keep secret. Rest as.
sured the Trip Around theWorld
will be an enjoyable one. You
should dress up and join US if
you want to have fun.
We have one character--to be
Known as Raffles whose dress
" costume will be described lat
IL. We offer a prize of 50 in cash
% the man, woman or child que
sing the identity of this cheract
sr. We positively guarantee that
his party is a resident of Mans.
ield. We promise you Rafles
will appear at all nations, ride in
he autos, and be at the opera
louse. Here is a chance for you
o get busy and earn your trip
round the world, and have cash
eft
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The Washington times., 1915-10-06
London Puzzled at
French Decision to
Continue Serb March

LONDON. Oct. e.-Offcial announce.
nent from the French government
that the sudden overthrow of the
Greek ministry will not halt her
armies in the march toward Serbia
caused the greatest sensation in to-
days complicated Balkan situation.
Officials here would not discuss the
French statement or attempt to place
q construction upon II. IN some quar-
ters 1t was taken to mean that France
had been informed that the movement
OF her troops would not be interfered
with by the Greek king. In others 1t
was construed as def to King Con-
startine.
The sudden upheaval at Athens has
completely overshadowed the Russo
Bulgarian situation. The allied capt.
yin take her place with the Hustro- j.
Germans. and have turned to the more
startling developments at the Greek
capital. The Russian ultimatum to
bulgaria expired at p m. yesterday
ed London. and 1t is believed the Rus
sian foreign office will soon announce
positive steps;
the Greek censor. gave only hints OF
the developments that preceded FIRE.
mier Venizelos' resignation. These in
dicated that Bulgarian diplomats gave
,enhte ,sni sr. pledges to King Constantine
harmed by any action Bulgaria may
take against Serbia. and thus won him
TO a course of neutrality that caused
the break with his prime minister.
One report said that the Bulgarian N
premier assured the Greek minister nj
Sofia that Bulgaria would not attack
serbia unless the Austro-Germans cross
the Serbian border.
The Greek crown prince. according
TO dispatches received here early today
ie1t Athens with stan officers last night
FOR Salontka, where 10000 French troons
have disembarked. No intimation Of
his Intentions reached here, but in view
OF the sudden change in policy of the
Greek government the situation at So-
lonika Is causing some apprehension.
The landing OF French troops was
made with the silent consent OF the
Nenizelos ministry. Whether King &C n
stantine. who objected to the landing
Will attempt to force the French 10
re-embark or will order Greek armies
TO prevent their advance into Serbia
was one OF the puzzling questions nris-
ing out or the resignation of the Greek
premier.
The news from Athens arrived In
London too late for comment by the
morning papers. In some quarters
tho hope was held out that the Greek
King may be forced to go to the aid
OF Serbia by his people.
passed vote Of confidence in the
Fenizclos ministry mist ratify The
now cabinet formed by the king. 1t
"a possible that the chamber will ro-
Iuse to accept a new ministry and will
torcS the reinstatement of Venizelos
ana his war policy over thc,objections
or the crown.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Natures Remedy For
Blood Troubles

The purifying and curative proper
ties of Natures great remedy have
made "S. =. >. for the Blood" a house
hold saying. Thousands today enjov-
ing perfect health owe their recovery
from blood or skin diseases to this
universally used blood purifier. $. =. $.
Is made entirely from roots, herbs.
and barks. which possess cleansing
ard healing ingredients. You cannot
be well when your blood is impure;
you lack strength and energy natural
with health: your complexion be-
comes pale and sallow: your vitality
- weakened. When waste or refuse
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
To Hold Test Nov. 2 for
High-Paying |. c. c. Posts

The Civil Service Commission has an
nounced examinations to be held No
vember for the purpose Of filling n
number OF high salaried positions in
the Interstate Commerce Commission In
connection with the work OF making a
physical valuation of the railroads.
Among the positions to be filled are
those OF senior civil engineer. signal
engineer. mechanical engineer. electrical
engineer. structural engineer. telegraph
engineer. telephone engineer. and archi-
tect.
Tn positions will pay from 81. 800 to
s2.7O0 n wear. Examinations will be
grade OF supervising telegrapher In the
office OF markets and rural organiza-
ton. Department OF Agriculture. at
81 400 to $500 n year. and to nj n
teachers vacancy in the Haskell In
dian School.