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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
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mem @apport Ste GinbrinaunQ einer
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Ell 2orb's 8up Mlliance, erfldrte berte,
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Der .blallen @elebe" in ben arpBeu
Staoten bes Staates begpnnen peroen
miro. l1ntet gnberem berlauet Die
@eieuidaft audi Die @initeumag bes
geiammten Strabenbabnbienltes an
Sonnta9en.
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lpn ipielte beute nit einem geIabeuen
8epolper. Sic @affe entlub iid plDbz
lib nno genions Sreunb unb Nadbar
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gerbaftnng 8enlons ab.
Snrdidnitt lid bic @mrsel.
9li ian. So, I. Sea. @iliam
Egpiuman, Ser befannteite bieiige Bar
bier. midte beute in elf 2anh's Grope
|ieir1em 2eben Elm. gnbe, iabem er lid
NIT eitrem &alirmelIer Sen .@als
ourdlihnitt. Ser 2ebensmiibe fit lcit
flint Sabren an 10 beftisen &opfi6mcrz
gen, bab man alaubt. bieie bnbeu 5eits
|ipeilig ieinen @eit umna6tet.
@eridts= Glcrt set1btet.
Nortb nooD, Sd, 4. Sea. 8ilz
liam 3. Ebompipn. @eridtsclerf aus
DEM 8ortb County, ltarb e%citernNbenb
nm 1880 llbr, unsefdbr 5ebn Minu=
ten, nddoem er bon einem Mltompbil
nieoergeiporfen iporben tpar. Ser 2enz
ter oes @asens, Der Slbrberr 81.
8afer aus Maa{on gitp. 1purbe ber=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
8ieb nno Brupifone1.

GDicnao 1. Sea. @inooicb :
s33nfubr 10000; id)pdd1; 5tiere,
S$6.90-1O40; &iibe nnb @inoer,
$3.80-9.9O; &aflber. $9.50-13..25.
sdtpei1e 3ufl1br 10000; felt;
loo bis 15c l11ter Dem geltrigen
Observation-Disclosures. D,trd)ldnitts-
.getDiAt @.OO-9.80; 5umeiit 1896
bis $3.50.
sdafe - 3nf1ibr 10000; felt;
8iooer $8.10-9.o0; aalmmer 1926
Bis $12.4O.
@efliigel-141ac, @prinss 1915.
@ier - 3S1h-39r..
8lltter ~ Creamery 34-a42c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
Ser Slid in ser Stride.

Sante Suite IaBt fem arieosfon-
5ert aus. @eitern NOR tie mieoer in
el1lett, oos bonn &otben &rell5 in Ser
Netersflrd)e peranitaltet muroe, uno
ibegetltert er5ablt iie bon ibren a11nit=
eeniilien: ugGe Nltn1mern bon So
bonn 5e6altian @ad, u,,o sic ld1orl-
lite mar Dos 5orellen-G
ugas ut gang llrunoglid", perlebte
Snfel gomu11o. vIos GSoreIen.
: lt1lltett lit ood bon Sdubert; gad
bat feline Ioreaen fomponirt."
~aber mieio benn rlid1t? Sic 9od1-
Soreaen limo oo6 Die belten p"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
8nrtis OptrnDaus.
Spielfalenber.

Selte, @onnabeuo, 2. 9e5enlber:
rMrs. @arren's &rofeiiion".
5reitag, Sen s. 9e5en1ber: nSair
ans @arn1er".
Donnerstag, Ben Ia. 9esennber
.Srolics Of tie Gap" (@l1rlesfe).
Seiligenaben6 (5onntas) nnb
MISUNDERSTANDING (Montag), Sen "a.
ln1o %. 9e5ernber:: o&atinfa".
1onnerstag, ben %. DECEMBER:
o8orlo of Gleail1re".
sonnaben6, SEN 80. 9eoember:
@on5ert Oes @lee glu5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
einb iid Der @efabr betuukt.

2onbon, 1. Seq. Mbmiral 2orb
8eresforO bielf berte in elmer bielise1
cine Meoe. in pelder er
iagte, bnB Die 9eutiden ibre gduds
boote iebt mad allen Meeren fenoeu
piir0en, burh mel6e Sic 6aupftrabsn
bes engliiden iiberieeifben @anbels
9eben llno erfldrte bic Gage gngIanos
fir iiberaus gefdbrbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
Die Mdrste.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
2ofaIer @ctterberidL

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
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u1tb &lamenicmdc, ionbern .mar
cine - MprbSeielci!

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einipanosfrei fe1tgeltelt, baB bie&ranf@
belt, Die unter Dem 8inbbieb in &an<
ias Gitp allssebroden it, garnidt Sic
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betlt nerben fann.
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Chicago (@9iloap, L. Sea.
Eraitpent Nrtbur g. 2epnarb bon ben
Gbicagper Union : giebbDfen nurbe
bente bonn ST.. Sedorn bonn 811nbes<
ante fir Sbiersu6t beuadribtigt, baB
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terinar bonsS1inois, bate bies boraltsz
geleben nnb Germ Qeonaro ebenfaus
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nno MIouri tpieber a%ufgeboben nerz
ben lollte unb and oas 9rcisbieb aus
oieien @taaten slt Der bier an, 4. 9e~
5en1ber beginnenben internationalen
giebansfellllns ;5useIaiien tperoen
fan1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
@a11k ipfort perfanft ,pcrben.

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Macabumi5e Noab. &ann am I. Mdr5
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tie @trabe, @apenport, SSass9eI. 1907
80. 1887.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

MSbl. t3immer geildt. @ebilbeter
ipelder iii Der Nnbt nrbeiz
tet, fudt g%erdlimiges, anitdnbig m0b<
lirtes 3tmmer, in benz er bDIIig
II. n g e It d am Sage fdlafen lam.
,$2-$3.OO Mietbe. Sell. Sfferten
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Ser 9empfrat". 90,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
sSn eincr aSler-s djladt.

11eber einen au~fregenben aampf
init opei 3ieienaolern beri9tet man
aus benz iiiotalifOrnii@en 9iftritt
Malibu:
Muf Der 9iri9r uno Rebiasb batz
ten unldnsit Der Meioefarmz8eiiBer
s.. 80. @iuiams, Or. a%ingsbur9
BON Ocean Yart unb Der Poli5iit
Sorrp Outright bon Santa Monica
cine 94la9t bon opet Stunben gu
beiteben, pie lie beutoutase iebr fell
ten porfommt. Ser Jeinb parer
5pei mdatise Moler, tpel@e Der anz
sreifenbe Sell paren. Sic berlorer
Die S9la9t uno Dos 2eben; aber es
mar i4per, nit ibnen fertig gu perz
ben, unb auf Der anberen 5eite CAB
es immerbin eines 8erpunbeten.
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nit nur einem Der 8Dgel.s WGb=
reno bic Mdnner, unter1tiiBt bon
anei 9unben, mitten in Der Saso
1paren unb feline Mbnung bon Der
Ndbe zines @egners aus Sem Mei9
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feuern fonnten. Der er1te @@ub
sins febl; aber Der 5mette, aus Sings
burns genebr, bro@ic ben Mbler berz
ab. Dieler lieb, als Die 0rei Man=
ner ber5niprqngen, ben 9unD Taaen
nno idob pitenb cuff @ris6t lbs,
ouslei4 fur6tbar freii9enp. 9ieIes
@efreil4e bra9te einen @efdbrten aus
ben 9iiften berbei, neld}sr 1pfprt Ell
men beftisen Nngriff aui &ingsburD
eroffnete nnb inn Die &ra1en in bic
5dultern Idlus, cine beoeutenbe
5leiiapunbe perurIadenb.
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8psel, Der nit Wrigbt tdmpfte; unb
bann singen 8iliams unb Wrigbt-
ipel1em tie aleioer an pielen 9tel=
len bOs aerriTen tporben iparer -
gemeiniam auf ben ibrig sebliebenen
Qoler los. 9ieIer flog erit paDon,
fam aber alsbalb nieoer suriid, i'm
ben aampf fortauieben. Die Mdn=
ner lhoiien auf i'm, uno nit jebern
eduB trleben lie i'm etpas lpeite1
anriid, - aber bier Wetlen ipeit muB=
ten tie i'm jasen, Bis lie i'm i9lisb=
lid tOten fonnten! No9 apei @tun=
ten elDete Das mertnIrbige @efe9t
bas notwithstanding bon tiraerer Dauel
getpelen more, penn Elm Nerpplar
our 8erfusung geitanDen battle.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
StQbt nnb GonntD.
samstas, ben 2. 9eSember.
@etterberidt.

@aibi11ato n 1. 9e5.
Sailois n1lo Soma: alar oln soll1s-
tag ulo sonntag; gemabiste @it-
tcrltlld.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

@erlangt: @ir iuden einep 5lpers
ldl1t9en %16jdbrisen 1,llngen Man1. INN
oas Slipeliersei6aft 5u erlernen..
@eitlid & Go., Sptel gladbatuf.
2.3t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

8erlangt: @eIdirrtpaiher, 8prter
ltnb Srau gum @brnbben. Gpreden
1elb5t So. 214 meitl. 8. Strake
Dor. Salien's Cafe. 26.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

8erlanst: @ontag @ormittag an
Z. unb 8ine gtrdbe feds shreiner
fir Snnere Sinilb Irbeit. unb brci
Nrbeiter. gelepbnn Sab. 2434.
2, st.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

Dur6 eine pm &~on5ler
9tepens bon Nepart, q. S., erlai1ene
gntideioung erbdlt jebt 6rau Goitb
6. 9omptins BON @a1t Orange cine
8iertelmillion 9ollors ausbe3oblt
als Nnteil an @erm0gen ibres 8oz
ters S. George aremelberg, zines reiz
9en Sabatbanb!ers. Der Grbtreit
NOR 3pil9en ibr unh ben ainbern
i6res 9nfels So6n 9. Rrsmelhsre
aussebrodysn urb lit iebt gu iD4an
@uniten erleoi.,t.'
.gritannic" oas Spfer elmer
Nfine /. gdln miiiien lie in @uib=
ington quite Mielte GUM boien Spiel
Der infamel1 alliirten @ebban0e mo-
den.
- SIM 2anoe oes gocro ggoismr
filD lie friegsmiioe Der &riea
nabrt leinen Malm aber BON
Sremoenpcrfebr lebt es ii6 oo6 BEL
fer.
$4,000 @elgier oeportirt.. =
Slim Ero5ent 6aulen5er in einen
1auoe, bns 0reisebn 9ro5ent Snitera.
ten ailfrpeiit, lit burd,als lid)t iiber'
raideno.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
OCTOBER S, 6 AND Z
The Dates for Mansfield's
Fifth Annual Agricultu-
tural & Stock Show

Have you made your subscrip
ton yet for our fall stock showi
If not, come in and tell US what
you will give.
J. D. Reynolds, President.
W. A. Black, Secretary.
O. L. Robinett, Treasurer.
Executive Committee j. D.
Reynolds, DR.. F. H. Riley, Geo
B. Freeman, o. L. Robinett, ]
G. Carter.
Finance Com nittee - G. A.
Stephens, w. G. Reynolds, E. A.
Sisk, P. W. Newton, H. M. Nor
cross.
Program Committee - D. S
Cantrell, M. L. Andrews, DR.. F.
H. Riley, Geo. B. Freeman, w
M. Divan, Mesdames 0. L. Rob
inett, W. M. Divan, j. A. Riley
Let's all work together to make
the 1916 show the best yet.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Minin,JsN New.

The ore bins ere rapidly filling
with ore.
Some very good finds have
been made this week.
A. T. Friend has installed a
pumpto wash his ore.
Glenn Craig il working with J
P. Ward at the Fellows mine
A car of ore O. week for Sep
tember. 1915, from Mansfield.
Alva Kane struck the best zinc
this week that has been found in
this district. 2
Johnson Bros. are doing some
fine work. Judging from their
ore pile they are working rich
diggings."
Mr.. Farmer, look out or Mr..
Miner will discount your display
at the fall show Oct. 5.e-7, 2 to l..
Get busy.
Henry Rheukauf, nine miles
north of Mansfield, is doing some
prospecting OF rock
look good
The American Zinc Smelter
Co. of Kansas II putting down
two test drill holes from $50 to
200 feet. One heie is down over
100 feet, showin;s: assayed sam
Piles that are goei.
AT the Fellows mine J.P. Ward,
the manager, says the old shaft
is cleaned out, fe-timbered and
ready for business. In the mean
time: Mr.. Ward is cleaning ur
some four or FIVE tons of lead and
zinc ore from the old dump pile
J. P. Ward has just installed 6
horse hoist at his mine east o1
town and has cleaned out the old
shaft down to the 30-foot drift
taking out a sample of the best
produced. The work of clearing
the 3O.foot drift is progressing
nicely and within 10 days the ore
will begin to pile up
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Turner, both of Hartville; Jesse
Peacock and Ora Fullington, both
of Hartville.
Hand Injured

Fred Carnall met with quite
serious accident while working
at the Eagle Roller Mills Friday
morning. In some way his right
hand became caught in a cog
wheel in some of the machinery,
splitting the palm of his hand,
breaking the bone in the second
finger, and mashing the end of
the thumb and first finger. Dr..
LA Fuson dressed tue injured
hand, which seems to be getting
along as well as could be expect
ed. J. G. Freeman is taking Mr..
Carnall's place at the mill.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Automobile Accident

Everett Fletcher OF Ava was
severely injured Saturday after
noon about 5 o'clock when Ford
car driven by ]. o. Humbyrd of
Ava ran off an en- bankment about
1% miles west of Mansfield. Will
Simmons and George Morgan of
Ava, the other occupants of the
car, escaped practically unhurt.
The car belonged to F.M. Morgan
of Ava, who had acquired that
day. The autoists, all young men,
were enroute to Springfield at
the time of the accident. 1t. ap.
pears that they were travelling at
a rather good rate and in attempt
ing to make a short turn one of
the front wheels gave way and
the auto was precipitated over
the embankment, thus pinioning
Fletcher, who is about ]S years
old, under the car and mashing
his chest. A telephone call was
sent to Mansfield for assistance,
and Fletcher was rescued from
beneath the car, and given medi.
cal aid by DR.. j. A. Fuson, being
taken to the Mansfield Hotel; he
was removed to his home at Ava
Sunday. The car was consider
ably damaged.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Aged Man Arrested

The Mountain Grove Herald
says Albert May, who recently
left that place, has been arrested
for jumping a board bill, and
adds: MAY is perhaps 60 years
old and since his sudden depart
ure from this city has been work
ing with a Frisco road gang, He
was passenger on the evening
train Monday bound from Mans
field to Thayer and was seen by q
Mountain Grove man, who mott
fed the authorities 10 advance of
the arrival of the train at this
point, and they, armed with the
necessary papers, took him in
custody and landed him at Hart
Vile"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Hartville

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Prentiss.
Arch Schafer and mother of Kan
sas City went through Hartville
last Saturday on their way to the
Deed Ford on the Gasconade, for
a weeks outing ! and fishing.
They made the trip from Kansas
City to Mr.. Scbafer's farm, the
old Whitaker place, in two days.
Prosecuting Attorney G. H.
Jackson was in Norwood Tues.
day. -
Deputy Sheriff Thompson au.
toed from Norwood Tuesday and
was in Hartyille al day.
w. A. Newton moved into the
property of TT. Henslee Monday
Ed Stewart. who left here a.
bout 1s years ago and is now in
the abstract and real estate bu.
siness in Durant, Okla, is here
visiting old friends. Mr.. Stew
art is a son in.law of Mr.. Doug
las of Mountain Grove.
Prof. H, M. Dummitt, who has
been attending school in Colora
do, returned with his wife tc
Hartville Monday night and is
getting ready to begin schoo
Sept. 4.
]. M. McGuffey, Ray Edwards
and John Adamson left Hartville
Monday morning in the wagor
for Joplin where they expect tx
find work.
| Chas. Evans of MountainG Grove
with his family, is fishing on the
Gasconade.
Curb Hake, three miles ives
of Hartville, Monday night los
by fire both his house and barn
It is supposed to be of incendiar.
origin. The property was partl,
covered by insurance.
These marriage licenses have
been issued since last weeks is
sue: James Feltoh and Vallit
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Farm for Sale

80 acres, fenced, 81 miles
from Mansfield,o on Mansfield and
Hartville road; Groom house,
barn, drilled well at door, plenty
of springs, 40 acres in cultivs-
tion, 8 acres in orchard; cheap
for cash. G. G. SCHAFER,
Box AS, South Side Station,
Springfield, Mo.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
They Saw the Circus

Mansfield and vicinity was well
represented at Springfield Sat-
urday, the main attraction being
the Barnum & Bailey circus,
which exhibited there that day.
Some went the day previous and
some did not return till Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
A Cold Storage Plant

Col. Erb is converting his stor.
age house at Cedar Gap into q
cold storage plant and will care
for his own apples during the
winter months. The improve.
ment will cost about $6,00o.00.-
Seymour Citizen.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
No Government Land Here

Wright county now has no gov
ernment land, the last tract hav-
ing bean homesteaded by Thom.
as H. Miles of Seymour, who took
out homestead papers at the US.
Land Office at Springfield on the
northeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section /, town
nhip 81, range Is west. There
are now only about 100 acres OF
government land in the state.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
From Branson to Vest Plains

Ernest Coday's have been visi
ting relatives here, enroute from
Branson to West Plains, where
Ernest has position with the
Caldwell Pharmacy at a better
salary than be received while in
the employ of the Branson Drug
Co.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Sunday School Convention

The Wright County Sunday
School Convention meets at
Mountain Grove on Sept. 4 and
5. Herman Bowman, of St Louis,
General Secretary of State Sun,
day schoot Work, wiiihr av the
convention and will be the prin-
cipal speaker. The meetings will
be held at the Christian church
in Mountain Grove, and it is de.
sired that there be representa-.
tives from every Sunday school
in the county.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Officers Elected

DR.. F. B. Fuson of Springfield
attended the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Mansfield
Light & Power Co.here last week
He was re elected as director and
president. ]. H. Sappington OF
Springfield and VIC. Coday, who
was reelected secretary-treas
urer, are the other directors. M
w. Oliver Of Joplin is also one o.
the stockholders.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Wanted

Local agents at Mountain
Grove, Cedar Gap, Macomb,
Grovespring, Names and Ray
born to represent the Mutual Aid
Union of Rogers, Arkansas. A
paying proposition to the right
party. Address T. 81. IVY,
Territorial Manager, Mansfield,
Mo.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
City Council

The city council met in regular
met in regular session Monday
evening, DR.. j. A. Fuson, presi-
dent of the council, presiding in
the absence Of Mayor FIJI. Riley.
The petition for the opening of a
street, presented by j. K. P. Co.
day, was continued until the next
regular meeting. Other matters
were discussed and bills we're
allowed.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
Home From the Normal

Miss Lulu Carter has returned
from Springfield, where she had
been attending the Normal.
Miss Jewell Hoover has COM
pleted her work at the Spring
field Normal, going to Kansas
City for a visit before returning
home.
Miss Mabel Coday has returned
from Springfield, where she at
tended the Normal. She visited
B F. Stones at Lebanon before
returning home.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-08-17
MANY MIRRO RORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers

Probate court week.
Swat the Hessian dy.
Piano Recital Aug. 1s.-Adv
F. A. Cole was in Springfield
Monday.
G.W.Miller was in Kansas City
last week.
J. D. Revis Of Seymour was
here Monday.
VIM. Williams Of Hartville was
here this week.
The school house is being re-
paired this week.
R. L. Handy was Springfield
visitor this week.
N. ]. Craig and wife were in
Hartville, Monday.
G. G. Schafer of Springfield
was here last week. ~
L. o. Motifs have moved here
from Wichita, Kans.
Eldridge Newton's of Neosho
have been visiting here.
Mrs. &c. Orender visited at ].
H. Stephens this week.
r. s. Leascher Of Mountain
Grove was here Friday.
Miss Julia May Behan has
been visiting at Norwood
Mrs. Cecil Brazeal Of Spring
field visited here this week.
James Feltch and wife of
Haytville were here last week.
s. F. Burnet of st. Louis was
here this week enroute to Ava
j. D.. Casteel was here from
Mountain Grove during the week
The annual camp nesting at
Mt.zion will be held Sept to II.
J.P. Anderson ! OF Springfield
have been visiting ~ Mrs. n. Co
days.
~ HssnGrnd Jsck L,eS oaAvSf i1ase
been painting the KC.o & s. de-
pot here.
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one year
for $1.2O.
Misses Nell and Elizabeth Reed
of Springfield are visiting at R.
N. Farren's. -
J.C. Carter and wife are visit
ing in Kansas, making the trip in
their Studebaker car.
Misses Blanche and Hazel Bur
ney have returned from q vlslt II
Kansas City and Lathrop.
James Davis came in last week
from Oklahoma, where he has
been conducting a grocery.
Mrs. Charles Brentlinger re
turned Tuesday from an extend
ed visit at Bartlesville, Okla.
Mrs.J.D. Reynolds and daugh
ter, Miss Maude, visited W. d
Brakes at Macomb Sunday.
Prosecuting Attorney G. H
Jackson and A. M. Curtis o
Hartville were here Monday
Friday evening, Aug IS, Plan
Recital at school building. b
there. Admission e.-Aav.
W. q. Reynolds has gone t
Efngham, Kas., for a visit. Hi
wife has been there some time
FOR SALE = Thoroughbre'
Duroc Jersey pigs.
Adv JOE n. DENNIS.
Miss Let's Of Sedalia was her
S during the week enroute to Av
to visit at the ]. W. Byng home
Thomas Robertson and wife G
near Ava were here Tuesday 9
route home from Coilinsville, Oh
Mrs. George Crippen an
Claude Rippee of Sanfowel
Miss, are visiting at Mrs. Car
ble's.
Miss Elsa Nichols Of Memphi'
Tenn, visited at J. B. Freeman
and Fred Carnall's during th
/. week.
LIS. Davis of Ava was here Ia.
week enroute to Colorado, whel
I be has position in an abstra'
Office
I Constipation is the startin
~ s point for many serious disease
To be healthy. keep che bowe
active and regular. HERBIN
will remove all sccumulations
the bowels and put the syste