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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
HENHiC0 REPI BLiCINS
ALSO NAME. DE.IE.G trI,S

The Republicans Of IIcnrico County.
met yesterday AT noon at the court
house and re -clcctcd W. r. Nawtcr as
chairman. The body went on record as
inhorSir" M"ssrs. Slemp, Martin and
Hart
The following delegates, uninstruc,
al, t" the state and district conven-
tiOnS. We're elected:
Delegates -W. Il. Nawter Starkcy
Hare. Robert II. Tallcy, II. l.. Fergus
son. T. l.. Southwark. W. X buckley.
Fred Hansen and w y. Spanglc
Alternates--Iohn Fink. John Shern.
T.: Z I.ammey, w. l.. Brittle. II. s.
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CORONATION DRESS OF
QUEEN ELIZABETH REPRuDl tt,u

Worked out in inexpensive material.
the ccrnnatjon dress oc Queen Eliza
beth has been reproduced lay Mrs Edna
{. Tutwler. in ordcr to give the cos
tune committee some idea OF the
STYLES OF Inc time. The material OF
III" dress is white cloth with worked
scnt"d by paper braid on the rcuro-
dU"ed costume. The sleeves arc large.
thor" Is the stiff collar. and. most rcp-
rcsentativc OF the tyne, the large hoop
skirt az !arthingaic. The circuIn-
iercnc" of the bottom Of the dress is
il1 inches. The detail work on the
costume took ten days 10 work out
The dress is on display AT the John
Marshall High school for the benefit OF
the youthful thespianS who are 10
produce AS You Like l." at the
pageant.
The present members Of the costume
committee, which Will bc later enlarged.
IL as follows Mrs. Clarence Milnisrr.
chairman: Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones
MISS = Nj. Tough. historical adviser
W"Sthampton College; Miss Edith NJ
Lesson. Miss Adele Clark. Miss Marx
Robinson. Mrs. W. I. Tompkins. Mrs.
X y. cauth"rne. Mrs. George w. Van
Nliet, Mrs Julian Myers Mrs. Robert
beverley, Mrs. Milton Marcuse Mrs w
II. Schwartzschild. Mrs. A. :. Strausc.
Mrs. Thomas Winston. Miss Mary e.
Anderson. Mrs. charles t. Lee Mrs.
II. kirsh. Mrs. Il West Tabb. Mrs.
Brock, Mrs. G. II sands. Mrs W. Il.
beverly. Mrs. w Wallace GIL.
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SHRINERS' DAN SAINT
First ot SERIES of Dances nj Richmond
H0fe' on Thursday Night by
trca Temple.

The irst OF series OF dansants.
which VIII continue through the
spring. viii he given in the Hotel Rich
mond ballroom OH Thursday night UNI
der the auspices Of Acca Temple, the
Patrol and Band.
The Shriners have perfected plans TO
make each Of the dances a success. and
Indications are that they will he large
l.! attended by members and friends
OF the organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

y mass-mcetinr will he held Thurs
IN! night at o'clock in the Spring
reid School auditorium, Twenty-sixth
ana Leigh Streets, under the auspices
or me Young Mems Progressive AS.
socia ton. when candidates for the AID.
illustrative Board. Mayoralty and
Council will appear before the citi.
"ens Of the East lind. President John
Il. Wicker. Jr.. Will preside at the meet
,nk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
COTTAGE PRAYER SERVICES
WILL. START TO-MOItKDV

y" small part in the campaign will
be taken by the colc-cd churches
kcN w = Johnson. pastor Of the FIRST
BAPTIST church tcolorcdp. and Rev. a.
NJ sumner. pastor Of ST Philips
Episcopal Church tcolo,cdy. were pres
eat at yesterdays session of IN. gen
cral committee. aud assured Rev Lloyd
!. Wilson. -. -. chairman. that tho
coior"d churches Of the city viii CO.
operate III every way to assist in
making the movement 81 success
As preliminary feature Of the
culnnaiGn ~! Of the churches. starting
tomorrow and continuing through the
week viii conduct cottage prayer scr
vices in all sections Of the city. The
executive committee has invited all
ministers in the city 10 he present to-
morrow afternoon at 1890 o'clock TO
participate" In - prayer service TO launch
Inc movement. This service will be
mel" at The y NJ g A. ana will be
devoted exclusively To worship. There
viii Ice no speaking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
REPUBLICANS or CITY
ELECT THEIR DELEGATES
Harmonious Mass-Nceting Held Last
Night az odd Fellows
Hall.
L rLEGENmElMtK Is CHAIRMAN
More Than 100 Men Gather, When
Resolution indorSing Martin, Slcmp
and Hart Is Adopted-County Rep
rcsentativcs Also Named

Unlike four years ~" when they
w"r. hcpelcssly dividcd ON account of
fac,ional fights. tn" Republicans Of
Richmond met last night at = mass
meeting in tn" odd Fellows Hall. on
North Harrison street. and elected
delegates to tn" state amd district con
v"ntions.
More than 100 men gaiu"d entrance
+" tho hail. and others who sought ad
mission were denied by Tie police for
fear OF ovcr,axng the strength OF the
building.
Ia. meeting was harmonious through
OUT. Melvin Flegcuhcimrr chairman Of
thc City Republican Committee. pre-
sided. ON motion ot t.. : Davis, sec
ondcd by Joseph w. stewart. Mr.. F'lcg-
cnheimcr VAS elected temporary chair
man. and I; Il. Freeman temporary
secretary. This organization was made
permanent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

ASH reserve against net deposit
!iabiniicS after setting aside
100 gold reserve against aggrc-
gate net liabilities on Federal
reserve notes in circulation sn e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
LEWIS AND RUSSELL.
ADDRESS THE MEETING

I"hN Thompson. -. y" Mahdlcy ana
Thomas &. Snead were appointed as a
nominating committee While this
committee and the committee OFT rcso-
buttons We're celebrating. Judge l.. L.
Lewis. former district attorney, and
O. II. Russell addressed the meeting.
Upon report Of the committee on
nominations. the following delegates
ANA aitcrnatcs to the state and dis
triCt conventions We're elected:
Delegates Joseph T. Brady. Melvin
Firg"nh"imcr. X. l.. Mahalcy. =. H.
Smead, oscar Hooker. T.. l.. Levy. IN T..
Waidrop. John Thompson, ! w. Stew
art. II; T.. Freeman. g. y. Hanson. DR..
T. y. Iiord, J. l.. Woodbridge. l.. $. Davis,
y 4. cottrcl e. NJ Moshy. George l..
Snyder, w. u T,mmons. Charles II.
kasti"herr. !ohn n. Lyons G. : Wells.
T. j. Mitchell II. W. Walden l.. \ Ma
haley ana w T.. Wiltshire
\lteruat"s--W. y. Watkins. J. q.
Davis 4. y. Frey. Ernest r:ubank, T..
l.. SPARKS. l.. J. Bear. H. NJ. stewart
IL t.. Powers, \. +. Holt, Irving l. Held.
J.. w. Manuel T. t. Sewers c. NJ.
Lyl"rly, Thomas o'Gorman, =. y. over
ton, l.! x. I:idrdee j. NJ Ryall NJ. Il.
Page. j. l.. Parrish. w. c"Ghiil. -. II.
Russell. W. W. Gosdeu, Jr.. g. : Guy.
/. T. Davis ana Fletcher Davis.
EtLL CRY C0MMITTEE
NAMED ny MEETING
Tn. delegates viii 20 TO the con
vention without instructions. The
state convention will he held in Roam
cke on March -, while the district
convention will be held in Hastings
Court rar H. South Richmond. on
"Wednesday.
y full committee from each precinct
~ the city was elected.
The following resolution. indorsing
Aivam H. Martin as National Commit
tceman from Virginia: =. Rascom Slcnp
Us state Chairman. aud George l.. Hart
as secretary Of the state Committee.
WAS adopted:
Resolved That We, the Republicans
OF the CITY of Richmond in mass meet
ing assembled. this i,h day OF March,
1916. cordially indorsc the wise add
ADMINISTRATION of our party affairs In
this state by the Republican State or
gauization.
we especially commend The valua-
bic aud unselhsh services Of State
Chairman {. Il Slcmp: Alvah H. Mar
tin. member OF the Republican National
committee. and George l.. Hart. the
efficient secretary of the state Com
Inittec. and we hereby pledge them our
lo%a, support in all matters pertain
ing to the welfare OF our party in the
nation and State"
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Set liability
N't IapilItf ) !. iS.,3lu 90
OHSOIIDATED STATEMENT
fOt Nh TNI.I.NE HANKS

!nNcstnruts by Federal reserve banks
At United States bonds Increased moro
ttvn S3.00h,rpp during tho past week
H'-"crduG Ia "a statement q: The banks
coalition March ,. made public yes.
to-day by the Federal Reserve Board
IN Washington. Tho sta;cmen, shows:
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rosnan. J. Monroe, George Haynes and
-. \. FORMER.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

In this issue will be found the
announcement of C. Il. Jackson
for the nomination for prosecut.
ing attorney, subject to the will
of the Republican voters at the
August primary. Mr.. Jackson
is now serving his first term a.
prosecuting attorney in an able
manner. Although q young man,
he possesses a splendid knowl.
edge of the law, and is we'll quail.
ified for the. Office he holds and
to which he seeks denomination
and reelection. This is only .
2.year Office, and has many
friends throughout Wright coun-
ty feel thathe is entitled to an
other term of two years.
In the primary election two
years ago he received the largest
majority Of any. candidate, and
at the general election he m
ceived the laIgsat vote in Wright
county of any candidate ON any
ticket. I,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
Frisco Notes

| A broken fange on wheat cal
was the probable cause of q dis
astrous wreck of south. bound
Frisco freight train at MacOmh
at l:30 p. m. Monday. when II
cars left thetrack, among them
a car of powder, three cars OF
gasoline, a Cur of wheat, a car oi
hay, two cars, of plaster, and
three cars of -four. The track
was badly torn up. The wreckel
from Springfield and section men
from Mansfield and elsewhere
cleared up the wreckage, which
was a big job, on account of the
large amount of damage done.
The car containing the wheat
was totally demolished. and the
wheat was scattered far and
wide. One car of gasoline leaked
out. Traffic was delayed some,
the passengers and mail on No.
1O4 being transferred. L Leath.
erman of the Mansfield Art Stu
dio took several pictures of the
wreck, large number going
from here to view the damage.
Frisco railroad traffic was de.
layed Friday by the derailment
near Willow Springs that morn,
ing of II freight cars, FIVE of
which were loaded with chat.
The passengers from trains l05
and 1O6 transferred at that point
DR.. Z. M. Rogers, Frisco sur.
geon, has made arrangements
for the admission Of, John Smith
to the Frisco hospital st Spring
field for treatment for. his left
eye, which was injured by a
splinter while John was working
in a rock quarry for the. Frisco,
A Frisco extra gang is camped
here working with scrapers on
the,right of.way, preparatory to
extending the side track
A mule belonging to Hiram
Rush was killed ON the Frisco
track in Mansfield Sunday
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
A MINING IMPETUS
Many More Mining Men Ar.
rive This Week-Lead
Hill to be Worked

The greatest influx of miners
for several years took place Mon.
day night, when 22 miners ar.
rived here, at the solicitation of
A. 4. Friend. Others have since
aerived.
/ Friend, Erwin & BLY, have tax.
en- outs quantity of good miner.
al ct their mines, and it is the in.
tention Of the new comers, We un.
derstand, to lease land here and
begin active mining, II having al.
ready taken leases. 1t has been
demonstrated that the mineral is
here. waiting to be mined. Pros
poets are good for mining on q
more extensive scale that eyer
before.
T.b. Slough, wite aud daughter,
H. E. Slough, VIM. Hillhouse and
Mr.. Rosenburg and wife Of Jop-
lin were here this week again
looking over the mines. They
are fasorably impressed with the
mines, here, in which they are
interested, and state that active
work will commence in about a
week on the Lead Hill mines.
MIR. Woods, who was superin-
at the sand mine south
of town, when it was in operation
was here recently. He is think.
ing some of drilling prospect
hole at the mine.
Preparations are under way
for the operation on quite an ex.
tensive scale of the famous Red
Bird mines.
Altogether, the outlook is for
much mining activity. In fact,
some mining has been in pro-
gess all along.
Morris Miller Of Dadeville, was
looking over mining prospects
mere this week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
THEY LIKE THIS WAY
St. Louis Autoists Make a
Trip Over the Southern
Route.via Mansfield

Dr.. w. 81. Burritt OF the auto
mobile Club OF st. Louis, accom-.
panied by Mathew F. Morse, Sec
retary, and Paul J Fisher, editor
OF the Motor Digest, we're here
yesterday booking over the route
on which to send the delegates
TO the Ozark Trails Association
Convention June ~ and "a n,
Springfield. They report thst
they had to abandon the North
ern Route in Maries county ON
account OF the condition of the
rosds. They were very snthusi-
astic over the conditions of the
southern route and will make the
return over the southern route.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
New Air.Dome Opened

The new air,dope opened by
a big free show last night, among
the pictures shown being the
first installment of "The Broken
Coin" Manager G. l.. Beach is
to be congratulated upon the
splendid airdome he has erected
for the people of Mansfield and
vicinity and the stranger within
our gates. 1t seats about 200
people comfortably. good seats
with backs being provided for
the benefit of. the movie fans.
Whenever the weather permits
the shows will be given at the
airdome every Wednesday and
Saturday nights. If impossible
to give the show on these nights
it will be given on other nights.
Saturday night five reels will
be shown for 10c, including the
second and third installment of
THE Broken Coin."
On account of the fact that
THE Broken Coin" will hereaf.
ter be shown on Saturday nights
instead of Wednesday, the fourth
installment is omitted this week
and will be given next week In
the Mirror and shown at the air.
dome Saturday night. Be sure
to see it.
&'' - ~
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

Mail your matter so that we
may have it Tuesday. In writ
ing send news only births.
deaths, MARRIAGES.. social events,
accidents, drop conditions, church
services, school news, entertain.
ments, names of new comers,
names of visitors to or from q
distance, removals, fires, improve
ments, real estate news, names
of-sick people, etc. Eliminate
gossip and all frivilous refer.
ences to persons by way of jokes
Always sign yolr name to your
com mmunications.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
Tsrsely Told Town Tales

H.B. Paul is building a garage
Fnr .vest no,.to s';ns 60. :
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
HIGHLY COMMENDED
State Superintendent H. A.
Gass Speaks Well Of
Our High School

The following letter from the
state superintendent of public
school is q. testimonial FROM the
highest source In the state, and
a well.deserved one. too, to- the
efficiency of our high school
teachers the past two years.
Prof. J.A. Hylton aud Miss CIoe
Osborn and it is also gratifying
to our people because it conveys
the information that we retain
the rank of a second.class school
Let US rAise'it to the first rank,
however. 1t can be done.
May 16, 1915.
Board of Education,
Mansfield, Missouri.
Gentlemen:
After examining the report Of
my inspector I aur pleased to
continue your school in the list
Of second class high schools, with
units approved as follows:
Englhh, 8
Algebra. ~.
Plane Geometry, /.
Advanced Arithmetic, u.
Ancient History, l..
NJ. 4 M. History,l.
English History, /.
Agriculture, /.
Sewing, l
bookkeeping, l.
Total, II units. |
The report before me indicates
that your high school is in excel.
lent condition. I regret very
much that it has been necessary
to give up yonr present high
school faculty. The report made
on your high school for the past |
two years has been very compli.
mentary to your high school
principal and his assistant Copy
Of Aaaa isstes II. beiaG+ sent Ia
your Superintendent.
Very truly yours,
- HOWARD A. GASS
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
Memorial Proclamation

Sunday, May %. a union ser,
vice will be held at the G. P.
church and Rev. Joseph Davis
will deliver the memorial 'ad.
dress. All pastors. all churches
and all citizens and visitors in
Mansfield are invited to the ser.
vices at II a. M. Good sermon,
good music and lots of flowers.
All singers are cordially asked
to assist. The Mount Pleasant
singing class, under the leader.
ship of Joe H. Dennis, will sing.
Miss Ruth Haverty will have
charge Of the music. Miss Opal
Freeman will be in charge of the
decorating OF the church.
Whereas, it has been the Gus
tom in years past to remember
the dead, not Gully. the soldiers
who fought for their country and
died on the battle field hut the
may friends and relatives who
have gone before, once a year as.
sembling on memorial day,which
is Tuesday, May 80; MI.
l., therefore, as mayor of the
city of Mansfield, do hereby re-
quest all citizens to meet on the
public square at 10 o'clock a. m.
with flags and flowers and march
behind the band to the cemetery
for the purpose of decorating ev.
cry grave in the cemetery, even
those who have no friends here
to do so, for this is a duty we owe
to all mankind. This part of life,
Memorial Day." is left for the
living. Let US not neglect, lest
we forget.
All parties owning autos are
requested to decorate them and
have them in the line of march.
All old soldiers are especially
asked to assist in this work, also
the scoutmaster and boy scouts.
The following committee is re.
qnested to select flower girls
and boys, and be in the line of
march with an abundance of flo
wers: Miss Eula Newton, chair
man; Misses Pearl Newton, Opal
freeman, mabel Wallace, Jewell
Hoover, Blanche Burney, Mabel
Coday, Bertha Miller, Roxie
Bratcher, Maude Ccday, Maude
Reynolds, Opal Hoouer, Lulu Ri,
ley and Locatta Roberts.
At 10 O'Clock prompt all stores
are requested to close until To-.
clock and at 10 a. m. the process,
sion moves toward the cemetery
The flag at the park will be low.
cred to half mast and remain so
the remainder of the day. Let
every one plan to be present for
these services and bring plenty
of flowers so that we will be able
to decorate every grave in the
cemetery. Rev: j. w. Roberts
will have charge of the, services
at the cemetery.
f. H. RILEY. Mayor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

. Miss Essie Newton went to
Mansfield Friday where she will
spend her vacation with home
folks. Miss Newton will return
for the autumn termof school and
will teach here again next year.
Ava Herald.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

The measles are raging in this
vicinity.
Jason Findley from Norwood
visiting his fatherSaturday night
and Sunday.
JEFF C0day and wife are the
proud parents of q baby girl.
G. N. Findley is building a new
house for Herbert Shelton.
Preaching at Pleasant Ridge
every 4th Saturday aud Sunday.
Rev. G. N. Findley, Pastor. Sing.
ing every Sunday night, Charley
Ffndley aud Reed Johnson, lead
ers. jim HENRY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
For Sale

The mosttconvenient residence
property in Mansfield, eight
rooms, fine cellar, good well in
kitchen, wash house, wood house,
good barn with sheds, chicken
house, good garden, lots of small
fruit and splendid grape arbor.
Worth $4,000, Win sell for ST..
500. Terms to suit purchaser,
ADV. j. A. HYLTON.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
More Officers Named

At q meeting Of the city 'coun.
Gil at Mayor F. H. Riley's office
Monday evening, Il. E. Short was
appointed street commissioner.
DR.. j. A. Fuson was appointed
president of the council. DR.. F.
H. Riley, DR.. ], A. Fuson and j.
Il. Craig were named as the
members of the board Of health.
Many matters of city business
we're discussed,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
Preparedness At Home

Home money to loan at 7% on
improved farms in Wright and
Douglas counties, on seven years
time. Can get your money as
soon as title is perfected. No der
lay. Come and see, or write
AVERY & STEPHENS,
Adv. Mansfield, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
Teacher.' Examination

Teachers regular examination
win be held at Hartyills June q
and 8. Examination win begin q,
800 aud 1:3O on both days and
close at l 80 and 600 respective
". Order of subjects rs hereto
fore. JOHN M. CARTER, I,
County Superintendent.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
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. N. ]. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25

Notice to Intended Candi-
dates
: This is to give notice that per.
sons who intend to run for nomi.
nations at the August primary
that June ] will be the last day
of registration and these who In
tend to run will have to register
on or before that day.
Very respectfully,
E. g, PURTLE,
Clerk of the County Court.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-25
Personal Paragraphs

> fleas Chance has gone to Kan
sas. !
r! N. Farren was in Hartvillf
Sunday.
G. W. Bailey of Cedar Gap was
here today.
o. s. Coday was in Joplin dur
ing the week.
l.. Leatherman was in Ford
land this week.
Paul McMahan of Seymour
was here to-day.
DIR. B. A. Britaia Of Republic
was here Friday. L,
Fer sweet potato slips see ..
K. P Codsy. ADV.
DR.. II. S. Calhoun OF Norwood
was in town Sunday.
G. 8. Burney was in Kanses
City during the week. a
W. G. Reynolds made a trip 10
Mountain Grove last week, y.
HM.Norcross spent afew days
during the week at his farm.
Cecil Hoover of Ksnsas City
has been visiting home folks.
Ralph Hylton visited with
Jesse L. Martins on Bryant last
| week.
Roy Smith of Kansas City Wis.
tied at the D. w Hoover home this
week.
Prof J.A.Hylton was inspiring
field and Aurora during the
week.
Miss Lorena Make of St. Lqp.
is has been visiting at o. L. Rob.
inett's.
Mrs. W. F. Reynolds of Ava
left Monday evening for q visit
in Kansas City.
W. T. Norcross was, in Spring !
field yesterday buying new goods
for his general store.
Johu Montgomery of Dadeville
has been visiting at the home Of
hias sister. Mira. At. Frisad.
Jasper and Miss Grace Craig
have been visiting their sister,
Miss Violette, at Memphis, Tenn.
JAG. Reynolds Of Ava was in
the city Sunday on his way to
st. Louis to attend the Bankers
Association.
Rev. J. w. Needham of Sey.
mour was in town Monday even.
ing on his return home from Ava
where lie preached Sunday.
Miss Blanche Burney, spent
Sunday with home folks and re.
turned to her work in the Spring.
field Normal Monday morning.
Howe Steele and wife of Hart
vile, Misses Lola and Dorothy
Robertson of Ozark, and Ira Alb
er of Mound City. Kans., visited
R. N. Farren's Monday.
The Southwest Missouri Med.
ical Society meets at Springfield
today and tomorrow. Among
those on the program are Drs.
j. A. Fuson and r. M. Rogers of
Mansfield who are attending the
meeting.
Cashier Bert Ellis of the
Wright County Bank, Prosecut.
ing Attorney G. II. jackson, Pro.
bate Judge &C. Murrell and Cir,
cult Clerk John N. Pryor, Js.,I
motored over from the county
seat yesterday. -gs
n u r..... ~.