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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-28
lbers of the Teachers Fedora

members of the Teachers Fedora
ton.
Elizabeth c. Buhman was given no
record at all, whereas her record for
seven years back has been "supe-
rior," and she holds that record now.
Mary E. FeeIey's record was given
correctly as excellent, but there
was no asterisk to indicate that she
is a member of the Federation
which she is.
Mary F. Dryers record was given
as good" when the real record is
excellent She is not only recording
secretary of the Teachers Fedora
ton, but is also recording secretary
of the new American Federation.
Twenty of the discharged teachers
were given a record as inefficient"
and not one of them is a member of
the Federation.
Of the 68 teachers, 80 were mem
bers of the Federation, and their rec
ords were as follows: Superior, 5; ex-
cenent, 10; good, Il; no record
given, 4.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-28

The Red Cross Society wants Chi
cagOans Immediately to donate
S25O,OOO for the relief of Chicago
families left destitute by men who
marched away to be soldiers for
Uncle Sam.
Whether war is declared or not,
says the Red Cross statement issued
today, "S25O,O0O is needed from Chi
cagO now. MOre-much more-wiu
be needed if there are protracted hos
tilities, but $250,OO0 must be had at
once.
Men and women Of Chicago who
stay at home must do their share to
alleviate the suffering of the sick and
wounded; also to give temporary aid
to the dependent families Of the
members of the Chicago militia.
ANY man who fights for our coun-
try and our people is entitled to the
best care we can give him"
1890
BAN IS PUT ON PRIESTS GOING
TO THEATERS
Catholic priests of the diocese Of
Chicago are forbidden by a decree
just issued by Archbishop Mundelein
from attending the theater.
The rule is to be observed with
reason as regards to movies, enter
tainments in church halls, amateur
or benefit dramatics.
"The tendency of the theater is
downward" said the archbishop. IF
priests go to the theater the people
will feel justified in going, and I do
not want them to be encouraged to
CO."
TO CHECK FOOD RISE BECAUSE
OF MEXICAN SITUATION
Washington, June 2e.-Food spec
ulators attempting to use Mexican
situation as excuse for boosting the
prices they will do so at their own
risk, it was said at department of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-28

New York.-Arthur Chapel, cham
pion motor cyclist, now a corporal
an Especial dispatch bearer in N. Y.
N. G., is recovering from his second
smash-up in a week-bOth collisions
being due to his desire to speed up
delivery Of orders,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-28

VIRGINIA BROOKS WASHBURNE
NAMED AS "OTHER WOMAN"
Mrs. Virginia Brooks WashbuTne,
the Joan of Arc of West Hammond, "
playwright and lecturer on subjects
of sex, is named as "the other wom-
an" in a separate maintenance suit
filed by Mrs. Matilda Eichler against
her husband, Alex G.
Mrs. Echler pleads for light on
several big deals" of which she says
her husband often speaks and in
which she believes Mrs. Washbune
is concerned.
Eichler is engaged in the real es-
tate business with Mrs. Washburne,
entering into a partnership with her
following accusations by Mrs. Eich-
Ter.
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&otaIeS.
2ic ne,te Getit anrp.

Die 2iiic ser acknowledgements.
fir oen nabenoen Sftobertermin aes
Scott County 9e5irfs9eriebts ent6u.t
adtl1nopier5ig Ran1en, bic eelterr
bonn Glcrf oes @erihts, pom Gol1ntn
Mltoitor l,no bonn Gountp Meforber
ipie nadltebenb 5uiammengelteGt
mllroen: @mil Ie Start, Sas. s.
Malon, Sen &urloft Iranf a1ur-
mann, Sobn &innep, George @olono,
Robert Mrmltrong, Gbas. Ipbos,
Scnrp Mideel, Senrp &oeb, S. s.
&oeidmanm Smen S'Gonnor, 2oui:
9eneer, $. 8. sou, IS. 90. Mobert-
ion Ben @belina, George Mtnliel,
Nllo. @aultian, 1bep 9. 9rl1s, @m.
Sdl,edlotb, Com. 3oaer, gilbert g.
Camp, 2l,d @cld, Garl 9%ieleielot,
s. .. 6leurid, @enrp 9olpea, 8. &c.
@an5lep, st. 9. Spencer, Sobn Molis,
Wor &1tbl, Scott IS. @arr, Senra
Grippcn, S. s.. Carmichael, Gnil
Moeller, g. 6. &ob, sHf. &oblif 6.
@. S6rider, $. g. Gauli, Us. IS.
WscIomell, $. S. Starter, 6reb 1it4=
m1mnl1, Garl 3iebartb, @ln. MoeGer,
Scnrp Sdocning, 9. g. 8ol1nell,
Spbn g. 8urr, 30. 8. Yopers ul1h
Getcr &anien.
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=. 81. s.. & .. y. mai Grlaabnii;
sl1m &mten upm Ser 2epcc=&um=
mtIiipn cinllpIcn.

@ic on a1oerer Stelle oieier Mlls-
gabc untcr ben Observation-Disclosures
berid)te1 miro, baben Sic .. II. s. q
e. y. lrlo sic g., 9. & G.-Giien-
babnaelellidaiten einen 9alterlaitt=
nibidein ermirft, Inn atf ibreil
6radltbabnfuf on Ser Iront ms
Ecrrp Strabe eill meiteres Stocfmerf
altf5llbauen.
@ie iid) ipatcr on1 Gage bcral1S-
%ltclltc, lit Der Salterlmt6lliBldein nodl
nidlt giiltig, neil Ser @runobeiit, alf
DEM Der .9abnbof ltebt, nod III oas
Heuier Der 2epee=&ommiilion bilteir=
ragt. Sic neutrality-suspicious. mlb
iid) iett at Die seoee=&ommiiiion
meuocn. @ie perlal1tet, lpll oiele Nn-
eelesenbeit idoll bel ser nad)lten Ser
Iommluna Ser &ommillion am 9iens=
tag Ser nad)lten @ode mtfgcnonmer,
II. sur Gntld)eioung aebratht meroeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30
8ei@dtts= GrSHmnng Der SRI
0itD 8utter=G ompann.
sat ais s%pesialitat sdmierfalc mad
bcmtid)cr Mrt.

sSie aus artoerer StelIe 0ieier Set
tl1ng erlidtlid lit, miro Die Sri=Gitp
Butter Company, beren @eid)aftslo=
fol li6 9to. 305 @elt 3rpeite StraBc
befinoet, alto lt1r merige Sdritte bon
@ar1eo & Son Ma1r e%lttferllt, belltc
ibre Sbore offnen, Inn Sic @epobner
BON 9apcnport uno ltn1gegenb mi:
ben belten nlb pur5iigliditen Ioifp-
Erobuften at beoienen. Ole ssirnna
fabri5irt eigene Butter llno eigencr
&ale nn0 lit besbalb ltets in Der So
&c, nit Ben belte11 @aarel1, mas Sri.
lde uno GuaIitat ocrleIhen a11bc=
trifft, auf5ulparten. Mae Sorten aa-
lie nto beionbers por5iiglids,
Shmierfaie nod beltider @rt
rpem lal1ft 90 nid]t gletd) Das @oiIer
I'M Ml.toe 5ltianmelt iperbcn
taglid friib 5lt bahen ieilt. 9oourdD
bab Gicr ltllb al1bere @aaren Sag Ill:
Gag bireft bon ser Iarnt be5ogei1
meroen, lit 0ie Eri=gitp Butter Com
parp tid)t min in Ser Sage, alie @au.
rem ltets frijh sat %ltcicrll, iolloerr
altd) 81 BEN benfbar biaigltcl1 9rr:-
len, mic es bel alien ibrcn @aaren
Der Iaa lit.
9ci Der bcltte itottfinocnocn g.
ldafts=GrDffnllng miro Bic Sirlne
alle &allfer nit eillcn1 1tcl1en Sc.
tra1f, bns Sen 9torncl v9actoi,e @ut
tcrn1ild" fiibrt, befan1tt nad)c1. Mc;
lcoem ginfallf miro Scr &dltfer Gin
8las oieIes Getranfes, mas ubrigcns
lebr por5iiglidlc lein ioll, gratis CT
bolte1. Stir BEN bclltigen GrDff.
nllngs-Gcrfol1f iinb ipc5iell n%ieorigs
Ereile angeicbt moroen, lpie bic'c3
aus Dem Mn5eigelrtbcil ser belltigcr
Nltsgabe otelcr 3eitl1lg criihtlid lit
Mltd, fir sic iibrigen 8aarcn trifft
oiele Nreisreon5irl1ng SIT uno feline
Sansfrat lollte besbalb p%erlaun1en,
ibre @aaren beutc int bic en1 lanita-
ren Saoen SIT f%alfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30

Der Nrin5aema9l bon
9ollano bal nit tiniscn Nnseh0rigeu
lelnes Gefol9es urp in gealeitunq
BON eiltem 8rinoellpalpner uao 3lpei
WalIlsc Sii9rern lei bsrrlidem @cnz
1en1teia uno suter Sidtisfeit oie
Sltn9frauipige erreiGt uno par I'M
eatb IL ufr anf Slngfrauich suriid,
I'D CT genddtigt cate, mas als cine
aus9e3sianete Setltlng be5eihnet psrz
Den Tam, bu Die Gdnesper6altm;He
1telienpeifc fc9pieri5 paren. sSn 1eiz
mem Sefol9e %befanoen ii1 Die gorp=
min poa 9uGtslea, Ser Barron Be
Ealanot, Baron bon Wittert, saron
iino 9arpn!n Seigeira. Sestere matbz
ten Die 6p9tpur nit. Ser penioer
berg9enoBnte Sell oes Gefolaes,
ipoulnter ebenfal5 cine Dame, BE-
gl1ligte ii6 nit elmer iener pom eeso3
aus u bequem GIT mtsrnebmenoen
@letTdcrtnuren. FER Gisreaion Der
Snngfralt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30
MentS aus Mod Sslanb.

Gin allbcrit por5iiglidcr Slim, Sc.
oell Sitcl Gas Diaodcn oes Miiili;-
iippi" bot ltno nllr utter Mitmirfluto
bicliger 2el,te bergeltellt mnr0e, lit
gcltern Gprlnittag gum erlten Malc
int Spencer Square Ibcatr Sertre-
tern Der Grel?e uno Ben Iarite(lerll
Der cin5elncn Holen gc5eiat morocl1.
SSeoe eill5elnc S5ellc Dcs lclben NOR
trefilidD gclumgen lno molt fonntc
ooralls erieben, Dob Die 3arlteQer
iid uidbt l1l,r ale Msiibe gegebcn, I'M
Dos @elin9cn oes Shines SIT eillcm
9roBcn Grfolg 5t maiden, ionoern
alld Elm iebr groBes Salent an Sen
Gag aclcat battel1. SSn Dem 2i6tbilb
miro Elm Gprgang aus ben1 tagli6eu
Scben ge5eigt, nno cs feblt alld niAt
an piclen pafcll0elt ltno erlbiittern-
oen S3enen. Sobolo Der Slim in sen
bicligen @anoelbiloers Sbcatern ge-
5eigt miro, loate l1iema11o perlalm1el,
li6 oeniel6en a%r5llicber1, 90 Die Mrf=
ltab1lc Der Natltrlbonbciten IN ser
bieligen @egen0 a1d} trefilid gellla-
gen lit.
gaad) elmer langeren 1isfullion
nabm Der Staotratb gcltcrm @ormii=
tag nit elmer Stimmcnan5abl bon
orei 5u Gins cinen geld)lrB on, benz
aenlaB Die Staot Molil1e p%olitanoige
&ontrolle iiber Ben Sslano Gitp @ale.
ball=Iarf bot. Gem &pf Sslanb Sn-
oepcnbent 5llBbaa Ieam ml1rbe bier.
ollrd Dos Recbt abgeiprod)en, oieisn
9arf fiir iportlid)e 3pede 5u be-
llllsel1. 4.
Ser @en1erberg Male Chorus"
.oes Mll9lltana College geoenft i'm
|6riibjabr nad1lten Sabres cine &on-
5ert=Sutr Oltrd bic oltliden Staatel1
'bes 2anOes pcranltalten uno idu,
iebt meroen fleiBig l1ebllneen abge-
baltcn, oan1it Ser @bor etrpas mirf-
lid @coicgenes bieten fam.
Seitoem Sic faltere @itterllna eilt.
geiest bot, ldeint pie 9ar,tbatigtcii
merflib nadNelaiien 81 baben. Sc
naber ser @inter beranriidt, 6elto
meiter miro Oieielbe iebenials nod
5uriidgeben.
SIT 0ieier ISOLDE ipurben Sic fol-
gel0en Observation-Disclosures allsgc=
ltellt:
s. scipers fir s.. so. gobcod,
1904 90. Str, Garage, 5000.
So. slllorees fir 8eter @a1t Melt.
wenbnrgbe, 1909 45. Str, @ohn-
bans, $1,4OO.
She 6reuno fir san 5lateroas-
fly, 61S IL. Str, Garage, $50.
@plf 9anis, ~525 z. Str, llnrball.
5000.
s. 6. M%rn1ltrons, 1908 2. Str,
ltm6au, $3.50. g,
Charles Selfrid, 1929 81. Str,
ltmbal1, $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30
Bon, 9ope ermfcn.
Ira1t N11auita Meitpba(.

Ma1 urgent, ihmcren seiocn Der
|id)ieo geitern 8ormittag Inn eli l1br
1ral gll1gu1ta @eitpbal, geborene
Sdaefcr, int Mercp Solpital. 6ron
@cltpbal bate ieit DEM Sabre 1861,
ais iie BON 8elttidlmlo a%nsluanoerte,
in Iape,port gemobnt.
Die Gabingei6ieoene erblidte ON
2. Wai 1913 5n Medlenbnrg=SGm-.
rim bas 2idt Ser @eIt. Nadoem lie
i'm alien Gaterlanoe lire Gr3iebllng
geltoIicn batte, fam lie i'm Sitter BON
piernno5ma15ig Sabren 1tad oer
Gereinigtcn gtaatcn ltnb bircft nod
Davenport, no lie lid, ein Sabr ipa=
ter nit &errn Sans @eltpbol, Scr
ibr Dor ad)tunO5man5ig Sabren I'M
Sooe porallsging, p%ermablte.
Seitoem lie Don alien 9oterlalloc
nod Davenport gefommen nor, but
lie nmlllterbroden bier eclpobnt.
Sabrelang bot lie 9ei 6rau Gbrilti a
8ieie, 9to. 1888 @eit IA. Strobe.
acpobnt, 5og ieOod peaca ibrer
aranfbcit Dor l1neefobr 5ebn Iagen
nod Dem Seine ibres Sobncs, Mu-
oolpb 8eltpbal, go. 1717 Cola Str.
Die lebten paar Gage bat lie oalm
i'm Mercp 5oipital 5tgebradlt.
Sic Iabingeidieoene bialterldLt
orei Sobnc, Sans, S. Charles lrlo
Rlloo$lpb @eltpbal, mie alld) cine
Sodlter, 5rau 6ranf graid, sic ale
III 9aocnport mpbnen.
Sic gciieellng erfolgt am gonll
tag Nadnlittag l1m balb 3 llbr bonn
Soule oes Sobl1es ser 8erItorbenen,
gfll0olpb @eItpbal, 600. It'll Cola
lStrabe, aus auf Dem SafbaIe 6ricS=
bofe.
@cr6crt Glarcnce Gari
Serbert Clarence Cartons, Ser
5cbn Wonate alte Sobn bon Scrrl
1no 6rm1 s.. S. Cartons, perld)ieo
8eltern Worge11 INN ci1 Giertel nadl
cin llbr I'M @auie iciner glterlt. M.
81. geo. 6, cine Meilc bon 2inmoub
entfcrnt.
Sic 9eiiebung erfolgt bcltte Gor-
mittag Tim 5ebn l1br bonn Srallcrbai.=
le aus allf DEM Sairmollnt IrieDbofc.
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Ser m n0e scr r . 81

Ger Mpoe Der Ben Metp
Dor<er IpltenfraBern I'M ptrflciners
ten Wabita5e G9netnoen Meubautea,
Die nGfreno Ger leBtea 5rieoensja@.
re in Iaris our9 !Sotelunternefs
mer nno eroBe gaugsTeuihaTten
eItasb.irgert nurce ltno b~eTcnoer5
inter Den ,altsn 4oriIsr Yiireern
dftRaiiT@t 9eoenfen berporrieF,
iGeint ntnmebr Elm 3iel gefest 5u
lem. Die Yariier Slater beribten
nit einifimmiser 6reuos, bab Die
gorilsr Staotperprbneten feline peiz
teren Observation-Disclosures
cuff Barrier 8ppen geItotten uolien.
9cmnddFt miro RE aammer u5ec
si1len GeIebesentpurf oes Miniitsrs
oes Snnarn obauftimmen baben, Der
oer GtaDtpsrpaltuna pcn gori5 BOG
ytetht aibt, Die grribtlng bon Gez
balteer, beren @eitalt Dem ellten Sc
ld7n!od uno Der INSTRUMENTATION
Sarmonie hpn Boris n~ioeripriUt,"
tatsgortih Su perbieteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30
ltntcrbaItnns bes Gtnbc Club.

Ger gtuoe Club traf an1 1on.
.l1erstag Mbenb I'M ,&a,ie bon Iren
Charles Meicr BON Scr @eIt s. Str.
5uiAamen. Gin al,berIt reidbaltigcs,
..ueferruntes 8rogramm, oas nad,lts=
BEND angefiigt lit, murbe 5um @elten
gcgeben:
SDe Scarecroip Yo!oini
SRI. Coma Start.
Sour Sll6ian 2obe 2prics
slnp 5inocn
AZ 5tars Of tie Iciert.
By you Sire Na Ibot is 2ppelp.
. She Slice @as l1nbcr @ater.
D. Safe.
SRI. &rtb 8enfert.
Spbinr Gpri( Scrtt
Danie Ne'gre Gpril scptt
Sri. gllie @aaf.
Sic Wan lpitb one Ialent . (. !.
81. s.. 9apis
&nolpelt Chou the 9ano? (Msignom.
Gbomes
On @ings Of MllItc Seine
She Sotlls Nlolpcr Sd1,molll,
SRI. @eufert.
Soranteae @eae:-
Sri. @aaf.
She Sweetneb Of 2oping is 1rem:-
ing Son1ert Bartlett
Sralt 9nppert.
9ie nddite ~muiifaliide 5oiree iog
ont IL. Sftober I'M @arie BON Jra,1
Seas 2ingafelt bon ser Slt IA. Str.
gegeben merben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30

SIM Metauront. @aIt:
raelner, in meiner Supps iGpimmt
ia cine tote Tliese!!"
Der 9err irren lib pobl. Sin.
tote 5liege tann bod nlGt mepr
14nimmen".
Simmer 9logfertig. :.
r9err Mirt, seftcrn blb' id lpieter
IN Der Suppe 5fpei 5Iiesen auf ei1l-
mol gefunoen."
Isle gliidlider, slpei Jliesen a,f
einen S9lag!"
8alliFii@es. Mobame
(5ur &p9tn in Der 8ii1e): ,sS6
ols Jrau oes 9auIes la1le mir Don
Sbnen ni6ts pprmerfen!"
.nnnp i1 laile mir bon Sbnca
nidts na5merfen!"
4bfusDr. @tuoent Gu elmer
Dame, bic einen Gdlau1 TIRES Nd
b%elfens"
Game: rWenn Sic ipp[en, Sic
iino bas Bumper ia sepDbnt".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-30
Observation-Disclosures

Gle nadltebcnoen @eiratbserlaltb=
nibideinc prroen geltcrn ermirft:
Charles Soerlter ltO Gauline
Ealtl, I%apenpprt.
elmer 5. 6rels, @ampto1, ST..
l1ll0 Glen 8. Settle, Sort 8prolt, 81.
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Az
Is Your Name Here?

The following have our thanks for
cash on subscription since our last re-
port:
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G. w. Hancock, Edwards; Col.
S. L Hensley, Mansfield.
II. b. German, Mansfield
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Dir. r M. Rogers, Mansfield.
j. ID. Newton, Mansfield.
Mrs Alta Rnyston, Columbus,
Kansas.
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with this issue, or have already
expired. The present high cost
of printing forbids long credits.
Won't you please renew prompt.
". Look at the date after your
name on the label.
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means that your subscription
expires Jan. l.. 1917. and that
this weeks issue is the last for
which you have paid. Your
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ated.
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St. James

The hearts of the school chill
dren were gladdened Friday af.
ternom by a visit from Santa
Claus, who Distributed candy
and the presents from a prettily
decorated Xmas tree. A short
program was also rendered.
Retha StIndifer Of Olatha
spent Sunday with Pearl Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pugh and
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Rogers Of
Olatha enjoyed turkey dinner
at Laurence Pugh's Sunday. The
bird was a wild one shot by Lau'
renee tile day before.
Miss Pearl Foster has been
confined to, her bed for several
days with a severe cold and head
ache.
Mrs. Nellie Smith is spending
Xmas with her father Mr.C Chris
tner and several sisters in Pitts
burg, Kas.
The local Sunday School stu,
dents we're treated to Xmas can.
dy Sunday morning.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Cola Spring

Uncle Tom Mears, an Old.tim"
resident Of this section, died here
at the home of his son. Harvey,
Monday night, Dec. Is. and was
buried Wednesday at. DpnlOw.
His wife died many years ago.
He leaves , sons and 3 daugh.
ters. They are: Harvey, Mrs
Drew Sisco, Mrs. Daisy Sisco of
this place, Oliver of Kansas, and
Mrs. Will Haynes of Farkio.
Will Smith has returned to his
home at Dermott, Ark, ate:
| bringing his 6 motierlesS cml-
dren to his mothers, Mrs. J. F..
! McCall's for q Xmas visit. Mrs.
Mccall will leave in a few weeks
with the children for Arkansas.
where they will be placed in the
Masonic and Odd Fellows Homes
there.
Jennie Spurricr and Gladys
Penny are home from Ava tn
spend the holidays.
Mr.. MearS of Kansas City
came down to attend his broth
er's funeral and visit friends for
a few days.
Russell Walker came down
from Mansfield Friday and re.
turned Saturday, He was a
guest at the J. Hook home while
here.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Route Number 2

Christmas is over and | hope
everybody enjoyed the day.
Chas. Davis and wife dined
with her sister, Miss Lydie Me.
Intosh, Christmas day.
Miss Lola Gaskill went home
with Mrs. Amos Peabody Satur.
day to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Edwards
spent Sunday ut Sam Letsinger's
and Monday at Harley Steat's.
Miss Eudora Barlow is visiting
home folks.
Gus Brazeal's visited his moth.
er, Mrs Kinda Brazeal, Satur,
day night and Sunday.
There was a Christmas tree AT
G. W. Brentlinger's Monday eve.
ming; g. W. Miller, wife and
daughter, Chas. Newton, John and
Albert Rrentlinger and families
came and spent the day there
and all had a very pleasant time.
Jim Davis Of Texas spent
Christmas day with Bro. Jos,
Davis and family.
Paul Williams had q Christ
mas tree Sunday night and Miss
Zelia and Alva Letsinger and
their cousin, who ia visiting them
went over for the evening and
report very nice time.
Mrs. Dennis and all her daugh'
ters spent Christmas at Lee Tur.
ner's and had a fine time togeth,
er.
Amos Roy went to Colorado
Wednesday and returned Sun
day.
sUKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Wayside Gleanings
Happy New Year to all {!

1dpPy WV AS~i W "H
We had some snow last week
and some zero weather.
We tOpe everyone had a nice
time Christmas and that Santa
thought of everyone.
W. IT. Shortrid9e returned to
his home at Dearbarn last Thurs
day.
Miss Edith Schaler is at home
this week.
Nose Gray's had the misfor-
tune to lose their. house and all
the contents by fire. Saturday
night. We understand that there
is some insurance; but we sym
pathize with the family.
Connie Turner called in his
sale Saturday.
The Macomb schonl made 9th,
er arrangements and are going
IL, have q weeks vacation instead
of one day.
Myrtle Findley froae her feet
going to school Friday morning.
The Christmas tree at the Ma
comb M. e Church was we'll At.
ard a gaod program was
rendered and enjoyed by all.
W. r. ShOrtriage's took dinner
at the Christy home Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearcey and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brotemar.
kle and daughter Sarah, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Williams took
Christmas dinner ut the BrOte
markle home.
Mrs. Dave NorcrOss fell on the
porch of S. H. RObert>On's store
at MacOmb Saturday morning
and broke her arm.
Grandma Doyel is sick again.
Preaching at the Macomb NJ,
r. church every fourth Sunday.
Sunday school at the Macomb
Methodist church every Sunday.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Missouri Letter

Mansfield, Mo-, Sept. LIST, 1915
Mr.. Editor of the good nld Floyd
Press: \
am going to thank you for.
SPACE to give the news from this
part of the West. We've had
dry and hot summer. Corn is
injured some. Hay was good,
The Virgirians are all well. Mr.,
Richard Hylton, who has been
right sick. is all right aglin The
list of the road working Of Burks
Fork district was worth the
price of the Press asyear to me.
tits witha sad heart that we an
nounce the death of Mettie
Smith. q promising young ladyof
70 years. Shewas the daughter
|0f Presley and Ataway Smith,,
and granddaughter of ]. B, and
Elizabeth Keith. Her grandfather
and mother Smith we're Bartlett
and Mary Snith, we'll known in
both Floyd and Carroll counties.
We close for this time, with love,
and best wishes TO the Editor
and the many Press readers.
j. B. KEITH.
Floyd, Virginia. Press.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
cabool Il Hasnbled.

Mansfield High School basket
ball team added another game 10
its already long list tof victories
by defeatinR Cabool High School
Tuesday night on THE l0cal court
by a score 80 to 20. CabooI has
a fast little team, and one that
can make their oppdnents hustle
to secure the drcisids,; but their
lack OF weight is I handicap to
them. Their Lineup ia: Living
stnn and SimmOnS forwards;
Forester, center; Cheney and
Stice. guards. =. i
The game was an exciting one.
and was marked by brilliant
work on both teams. Bauch OF
Cabool acted as referee, and o..
car -Codas, our stiperlosed
assistaat postmaster, ofticiat4d
az umpire.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
The Wm.L. Rock Flower Co.

OF Kansas City provided the
beautiful flowers for the local
I.O.O,F. lodge at the Willis Gran,
than funeral. Flowers for any
occasion delivered on short no
tice. Orders, however large OF
small, appreciated. The latest
catalogue of designs and prices
with our agent.
adv. DIR. +. H. RILEY,
MANsFlELD. MISSOURI,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Christian Endeavor Program

For Dec. 81 at M. +. church.
Subject: Lessons to learn from
the past, Eph. 5:l5 q.
New Years meeting
Leader, Hazel Burncy.
What is one lesson That naiur"
may teach each year: j C. Carter.
What is one lesson to be IeHrn
ed from the events of the pa t
year that history will record? w
A. Black. e
Give one lesson from your Ri
bic study the past year that has
impressed you. Maymie Beach.
Give one thought from your
reading the past year that has
Influenced you. j. D. Reynolds
= What lessons may be learned
from the joys that come into our
!ives:' Maude Coday.
How does the life of Jacob IL
lustrate ways of learning from
the past! Mrs. c. l.. Beach.
In atat ways is patience taught
by a review of the past: Mabel
Coday.
Why is humility lesson to be
learned at every stage of life!
Leona Hoover.
What LESSONS in forgiveness,
should we have learned? Ruth
Haverty. ;.
What promises mean more to
you because of experiences dur
ing the year? Mrs.J. ID. Reynolds
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Lodge News

The officers elect of the several
Odd Fellow lodges of Wright
county will he installed on the
following dates:
Hartville. January 2.
Rayhorn, January &.
Cedar Gap, January 10.
Mansfield. January ID.
Mountain Grove, January 1S.
Norwood, January r..
Names, January 20.
Grovespring, January p.
Jericho, February 8.
W. A. NEWTON.
District Deputy Grand Master.
DR.. II. M. Rogers installed the
officers OF ansfield Lodge, No.
543, A.F&A.M,, last night as fol-
lows:
J. B. Freeman. Worsiipful
Master. /
We Coday. Senior Warden.
O. L.. Robinett, Junior Warden. :
p. ". Newton, Treasurer. ~
g. A. Stephens. Secretary.
II. =. Newton, Senior Deacon.
= : 3
w. A. Black, Junior Deacon.
J.C. Carter>Senior Steward. :
T.iF Lanhart, Junioe Steward.
J.iC Freeman. Chaplain.
), Nk, Daabenspeek. Tihr., ~ >,
The Master Mason degree was
also conferred ON John Strong
and r. Il. Wright
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-28
Taxpayers, Attention.!

To avoid the penalty yonr tax.
es should be paid some time dur.
ing this month. DROP in AID
pay them when convenient. [
have the official tax list for Pleas.
ant Valley Township.
ADV. Ward B. Hitchcock.