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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23
Tersely Told Town Tales

Tersely Told Town Tales
J.. II. Murray of Ava was here
Friday.
DR.. F. B. Fuson is here from
Springfield.
W. F. Shortridge of Macomb
was here today.
w. G. Reynolds and wife were
in Names Tuesday
c. o. Dawes and. J. s. Clarke of
We're here Monday.
There was a pie supper Tues.
day evening at Ashley
Rev. j. NJ, England has been
preaching at Hartville.
Rev. Joseph Davis preached
near Norwood Sunday
Correspondence omitted this
week will appear next week,
The VIC. It. U. meets Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. c l.. Beach.
Miss Junia Heath of the Vale
nut Grove Tribune was here last
week.
VIM. Grain acted as K. c., O.. &
S. conductor yesterday for W. E.
White.
Miss Jessie Craig is trimmer
for the Fashion Millinery at
Hartville
Wm. Hardin of Hunter has been
acting as night clerk at the F'ris-
co depot.
J.C.C. Corsets at bargain pric
es to close out at Coday's Mill
merry Parlors.-Adv.
The Springfield Presbytery of
the G. P. church meets March go
at Pierson, near Crane
G. H. Jackson, W. A. Newton,
Bert Ellis and G. G. Murrell of
H~artville were here Thursday.
For Ventilating Flues, Well
Casing and Roof Caps see Small
LEY I'd door north of telephone
| office .-Adv.
Ben Moore, Roy Curtis, John
N. Pryor. r E. G.. Purtle and
Bert Ellis were here from Hart.
vile last week in the Ellis car. ,
Spring Millinery Opening Fri
day, March 81, aud Saturday,
April lat Coday's Millinery
Parlors .-Adv.
Mrs. John Mick has returned
to her home in Efingham, Kans.,
after a visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. W. G.. Reynolds.
For hoarseness, infamed lungs
or irritating coughs, BALL.
ARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP
is a healing balm. It does it's
work quickly and thoroughly.
Price 25c, SOC and $1.00 per bot.
tie. Sold by all dealers. ADV.
W. G. Reynolds has been in
Mountain Grove this week where
he unloaded a car of Ford autos.
Ee has sold Fords to R E. Curtis
of Hartville, G. M. Hunter of Ma.
mes, and Anderson & Payne of
Mountain Grove.
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A Party

Miss Beulah Crippen gave a
party Saturday afternoon to sew
eral OF her little friends, who re.
port an enjoyable time. Games
we're played and refreshments
were served.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23

The Mirror is authorized to announce
MILTON f.. DENNIS
OF Pleasant Valley Township As candi'
date for Sheriff OF Wright County. sub
iect to the viii OF the Republican voters
III the August primary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23
Shooting at Hartville

Just as we so to press a report
reached here that J,P Martin Of
the Cash Produce Co.of Bartville
had been sh"t in the shoulder by
Sheriff W. l. Greer,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23

The Mirror is authorized Ia announce
CHARLES q. SANDERS
OiMountain Grove Township ne a candi-
date Tor Sheriff OF Wright County, sub
ject Il the will OF the Republican voters
nj the August primary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23
Seed Corn for Sale

Pure Boone County White
Corn, hand picked, $50 per bu.
Leave orders with Mansfield
Produce Co.
Adv. l.. W. STARNh'
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23
THE REGAL MOTOR CAR
The Light Four-$65O.OO

The car that is both reliable
and practical. If you are con-
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and ride in this one apa it will
prove itself to you. IS #
PAUL Fl. MeMAHAN,
ADV. Seydnoir: Mo.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF

The Mirror is authorized 10 announce
JOHN W. STEPHENS
OF Mountain Grove Township as 4 can
didate for Sheriff nj Wright County,
subject 10 the will of the Republican
voters at the August primary
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-03-23
Bigger Stock

~ We have greatly increased
our stock of Groceries-and are
selling Fresh Groceries at reas-
enable prices. we have a good
stock of Meats at money.saving
prices. Our line of Candies is
larger than ever
~ Our Notion stock has been
largely increased-we have a big
line at small prices. Lots of
Bingham, Shirts and Hosiery at
old. time low prices. Special line
of high.class Leather
II Come in. and investigate our
prices-or phone 7o--and let us
save you money
H. NJ. Norcross
LIST Door East Bank of Mansfield
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The Mirror is authorized 20 announce
". ). ELRDp
OF Clark Township o. Il candidate for
Assessor ri Wright Comfy, subject to
the viii OF the Republican v4ters AT the
August primary.
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Display, Toe per inch each insertion.
Front page, double rates.
Locals, SC per line per insertion; 3
average words usually make II line.
Card OF thanks, PC.
Legals nj usual legal rates
No advertisement accepted for less
than &c
No honor advertisements accepted
All advertisements inserted until
ordered discontinued.
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FOR ASSESSOR

FOR ASSESSOR
The Mirror is authorized tn
BEN F. HUDSON
ui Union Township rs a candidate frr
Assessor OF Wright County, subject to
the will OF the Republican voters At the
August primary.
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TELNPHoSE 49,.
Evening star., 1916-03-26
day evening. with nine applicants for
the Royal Arch degree.

the Royal Arch degree.
| Monarch George II. Emmons. jr.. has
| called a business meeting of kallipolis
| Grotto, Mystic order of Yelled Proph is,
| for Monday evening. April 5. at the hall
of the Washington Chamber of Com
merce. when the safe route to mem
4 berShip in the Grotto will be aVaila BILE
| for a number Of timid candidates" 1t
will he followed by concert by the
Grotto Band and program of general
entertainment.
| Congratulations are being rendered a
number of the prophets who crossed
| the burning sands at the recent cere-
| monial of Almas Temple. Mystic shrine.
Included in the class were Monarch
George II. EmmonS jr., Chief Justice
]. :. Goldsmith, Master of Ceremonies
a. II. Rogers, Prophets Oscar Baum,
Charles Baum. w. II. Landvoigt. II. NJ.
Bedell. Elmer c. Wood. Fred Ashbaugh
and Adam Ewalt. 1t is said that Illus
triouS fotentate l.. Whiting Estes of
AlmaS Temple and number of other
Shrlners of prominence are to be in
vested with the honor of prophets of
the Srotto in the near future, every
effort being made. it is said. to cement
more closely the good fellow ship of the
two big organi2a tionS against the time
of the bitter base ball contest between
their rival base ball teams for the
benefit of the Masonic and Eastern Star
endowment fund in teh early summer
The important grotto event of tho
past week was the minstrel show and
dance of kailipolis Grotto G1ee Club
and the Indian Guard Band of the I'M
proved Order of Redmen of Alexandria,
which was staged at ElkS' Hall. Alex
andria. Friday evening. Prophet
Charles A. Stevens had been drilling
the participants for several weeks and
the result was said to be a performance
equal to any previously given by the
slce club. II required a special train
to carry the slee singers and their
friends I" the Virginia city. where
upon arrival. they were met by Mayor
Fisher. who presented them with the
key TO the city" A parade was form
cd. headed by the Indian Guard Band,
and along the principal streets, bright
ly Illuminated by red fire. the delega-
ton marched to the Elks Hall An APP
preciative audience greeted the Wash
ington entertainers and all hands
entered heartily into the dance which
followed.
In addition to n number of medleys
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Ruth Lodge, No. 2, degree team will
not hold it's weekly rehearsal tomor-
row evening as all members have been
the rummage sale committee at 17131.
7th street northwest, Mrs. J. y. Belt,
who announced at the last meeting of
the lodge that the rummage sale would
continue during the week beginning
March 81 All members are requested
to be present at the saleroom as stat
ed above to receive such instructions
and to deposit all articles they may
have to contribute for the sale. The
entertainment committee announces
that the open meeting of the lodge
will be held April II. An unusually
attractive program will be presented
for the amusement Of the members
who may be present. Mrs. Belt will
meet all members tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock. Many new applicati tions were
received at the last meeting and it is
reported that a large number of ap-
plications will be presented at the first
meeting in April.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5, will
receive a visit from the officers of the
Rebekah assembly tomorrow evening.
An old time box sale party was given
at it's last meeting, which was attend
ed by the largest number of members
in the history of the lodge. The lodge
room was decorated in pink and green
nd set with choice flowers and palms.
Noble Grand Adams welcomed the mem
bers and after the close of the meeting
and f~n cl,t,nt
Mt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No 9.
will be instituted by Grand Master
Hope. assisted by the officers of the
Grand Lodge. Wednesday evening in
the lodgeroom over Park Savings Bank.
14th and Kenyon streets northwest, at
8 o'clock. After the institution of the
lodge the officers will be elected and
installed. The petition for the new
lodge contained the names of over fifty
members and in addition thereto were
list of many prospective members
who desired to join and become mem
bers when the lodge is instituted.
Naomi Lodge. No. 1. Monday evening
had a full rehearsal of the degree. The
degree director has issued a call for a
special rehearsal of the degree team
Friday, so that the team may confer
the degree on large class at the
meeting of the lodge April 3.
The grand secretary has reminded
each lodge of the importance of having
it's news items in his hands before noon
each Thursday. He says he appreciates
the services of the press representa-
tives, and believes every enterprising
lodge will furnish him items that will
be of interest to the membership at
large.
The chairman of the money bag COM
mittee of the Assembly Home Circle.
Past Noble Grand Ida Brimer. has noti-
fed all lodges that the money bags will
be turned in at the first meeting in
May. The circle will hold Its next
meeting in the home building Wednes-
day evening. April 5. al 1:30 pm. The
president of the circle. Mrs. Anna Bill
ings has requested that all members
be present to consider the reports Of
the several committees and to consider
holding a dinner party in the home
building at the time of the election of
the officers of the association, which
will occur the second Friday evening
in April.
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S9yy{f1fRANs

Past Commander Harvey V. Speel-
mar, the personal aid to Commander
in-chief Ambrose f. b. Stephens, has
requested the four aids to the COM
mander- in -chief-Charles NJ. Overacker.
George w. Sellers. Victor L. Garrigus
and J. Clinton Hiatt-to attend the
Maryland division encampment. to be
held In June 1t is expected Comman-
der in chief Stephens will attend the
encampment and also Junior Eice-com
mander Duffy.
Commanders f. Albert Of Gushing
Camp, w. II. McDonegal of Lincoln
Camp and A. II. Marks of Thomas
Camp announce that preparations arc
being made to arrange a program of
exercises for Decoration day. Com
mittees will be named shortly by each
camp.
Past Commanders E. K. DePuy and
r. r. F. Johnson of Lincoln Camp, No.
.. and Treasurer William F. Wolfe of
Cushing Camp. No. 80, have returned
from Wilmington. Del. They reported
the following new officers elected by
the Death Benefit Association for the
ensuing year: President. w. c. Mabie:
vice president, J. Edward Seipp: treas
urer. Edward w. Young, and directors,
Albert f. Shaffer and William Bisch-
off The convention will be held In
New York next year.
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Friendship Temple. No. 9, has
planned to confer the degree upon
number of candidates at its meeting
Wednesday night in the Pythian Tenn
pie The last meeting was devoted
to business.
Rathbone Temple. No. s, announces
work for Friday night. The euchre
and entertainment given by the temple
last Friday night is reported finan
cial and social success. The members
of the degree and drill teams met at
the homo of the director, II. Elkton
plans relating to the proposed visit to
Petersburg. Va. during the session of
the grand temple of Virginia and the
District of Columbia.
The Past Chiefs Association held its
last meeting at the residence of the
president. Mrs. Carrie Davis. Reports
from several committees were received
and announcement was made that tho
organization had been successful in its
efforts to raise funds for the altruist 10
work in which it is engaged. Supper
was served at the close of the business
meeting. The decorations of the table
and the favors were typical of st. Pat
rick's day. Those present We're Mrs.
Ida NJ. Crown. Mrs. Carrie Davis. Mrs.
Mrs Ella Garner. Mrs. Mary Hooper.
Mrs. Martha Jarboe. Mrs. Mary f. Mitch
ell, Mrs. Etoile Melick. Mrs. Edna Mil
Ter. Mrs. Lola Marks. Mrs. Della Nichols.
Mrs. Roberta Prescott. >Mrs. Elsie VAN
dervort, Mrs. Minnie Wolfsheimer. Mrs.
Bertha Williams. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner
and Miss Mary r. Steiner.
Evening star., 1916-03-26

g. l. Crissey, members, to provide en-
tertainment Masonic night at the A. G..
Il. n. tournament. 1t was tentatively
arranged that this event should be held
April T. uniform style of shirts 10 be
worn by the participants in the bowl
ing contests of that evening was also
determined upon. The Masonic Duck
pin League Will enter a greater num-
Der Of teams than amy other one organ
iZation Efforts are being directed
toward making Masonic night at the
tournament "A notable event.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23 has an
nounced the + e. degrees at both ita
communications April and April i.
King David Lodge, No Is. will have
j theater party tomorrow evening. the
+. \. degree April and a special at
30 pm. April II. for the NJ. NJ. de-
gree. which viii be presented by pa 81
masters of the lodge, with refresh
ments afterward
benjamin r. French Lodge. No. I5.
VIII have the T.. A. degree April ?. and
a special Saturday evening, April 8.
for the NJ. NJ. degree, when the lodgc
will have its guests the members OF
Center Lodge. No. los. of Baltimore,
Md. The announcement was made at
the last communication, when the NJ.
NJ. degree was presented.
Lebanon Lodge, No. :. will have the
NJ. NJ. degree AT its communication
April :, with five Interested observers
and participants.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter No.
>. is looking forward TO the Royal
Arch degree at it's next communications
High Priest Frank J. Rowell says
When you get them there. you have
them that count.
Evening star., 1916-03-26
iW0hANS- S-BEEflIFf7khSSSSh
CeE M4GGABEES-

The Peak Sisters From Pixies Peak
| will be with National Review Mach 81
The public is invited to meet them ant
good time is promised. Those VIII,
will take part are the Misses SNYDER
Regan. Creek. Norton. Cumberland
Dunn. Holcer. Hebrew, Palmer an6
Draley.
Mrs. Mabel T. LaRue, deputy su.
preme commander. who has been in
New Jersey the past month, will re-
turn about April /.
National Review held its annual st
Patricks party Friday evening. The
hall was crowded with the members
present was in Irish costume. An
Irish supper was served. The com
mander and past commander OF
evening. The committee in charge of
the event was Mrs Rhoda Ireland
ehairman; Mrs Ida Castle. Mrs. Mary
Draper. Mrs; Nettie Edmunds. Mrs. Fl
z Palmer Mrs Nellie d. Graham. Mrs.
Delie Edmunds, Mrs. Lula s. Hammond
and Mrs. Ellen Hebrew
of Charleroi Review of Pennsylvania.
has affiliated by card with National
Review. Mrs. Olive Lund of Boise CITY.
Idaho. who joined National Review
Washington and will bring her trans
fer card to National also. it is said
Mrs. r. J. Whittleton of Liberty Re-
view has resigned from the hospital
committee and Mrs. Matte p Gregory
of Liberty-Union Review has been
appointed in her place.
The annual banquet of the Women's s
Benefit Association will be held at the
New Ebbitt Easter Monday night.
Members desiring to attend will notify
their record keeper.
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chapter room was decorated with the
color appropriate to the day. The
worthy matron. Anna s. CaSte1l. and
the associate matron. Stella w. Beach.
provided Shamrocks for the women and
green pipes for the men. these being
pinned on each when entering the
chapter room. Each was admonished to
have something green" to say when
Nellie McBeth and Neva J. Coon. as
well as the vocal solos by Priscilla
Scatter and Mrs. Verde Newman and
piano solo by Martha S. Putnam, all
had the flavor of old Ireland. Nearly all
present participated in laughing con-
test and a potato race to win green
prizes.
There will be no degree work at the
meeting of Temple Chapter. No. 13, to-
morrow evening. but a special pro-
gram for the occasion has been ar
ranged for presentation after the busi-
ness meeting, at which addresses will
be made by Past Grand Matron Mrs
Jessie w. Cowles and Past Matron
Morgantack. A recitation will be given
by Past Matron Mo1Ster and a solo by
Miss Molster. Refreshments will be
served.
Worthy Matron Nellie f. Fletcher has
announced social evening for Friend
ship Chapter, No. II, Tuesday evening.
AT its last meeting the chapter after
closing. was entertained by the Board
of Trade Glee Club. composed of
Messrs. Bartlett, wilkins, Humphrey
and Fletcher, who were guests with
their wives and. friends, with a pro
gram of song. Later refreshments were
served in the banquet hall, which was
prettily decorated for the occasion, and
an hour more or less of speechma kin g
was indulged in.
The past officers will have charge of
the work in Columbia Cha pter, No. Is.
tomorrow evening: Worthy Matron
Mrs. Tillie &. Chauncey and Worthy
Fatron Stafford G. de Lesdernier have
invited the chapters first matron and
patron, Mrs. Alice +. Boss and John
b. Ward. respectively. to preside dur
ing the degree work. The meeting is
to be sort of homecoming for
mem bers. especially those who have
been unable to attend the chapter
N meetings this year The worthy matron
promises surprise" for the occasion.
Mrs Margaret p. Harrison says de-
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selection. Orchestral School. Other ac-
companists were Misses Margaret Beall
and Mary McCallum. Remarks were
made by Joseph I. Milans. grand senti-
mel Other numbers included solo. by
William H. Cornish. past patron of
Cathedral Chapter, accompanied by
Mrs. Nogt of Cathedral Chapter; a
reading. Mrs. Evely Hursh. past matron
of Martha Chapter: song. Harry J.
Cunningham. past patron Esther Chap
ter. accompanied by Mrs. Cunningham.
and remarks by Past Grand Patron
Charles F. Molster. Special guests of
the evening We're the matronS and pa
irons of 1914.
| Lewis P. kenney will have charge of
entertainments and refreshments for
| April.
Martha Chapters entertainment of
the Matrons and Patrons Association
ST Patrick's day was a unique and
breezy function in which costumed
actors in dialogue and song made
things merry. The program was in
two parts. both written and directed
by Past Patron Charles A. Stevens.
In THE Stranded Actors the fun
was preceded by a humorous and eff
fective Introduction of the COMPANY"
by Past Grand Matron Catherine Lof-
Booth. leading man; Miss Maud Fell
heimer, Madame Bernhardt: Past Grand
Patron Arthur NJ: Poynton. Prince
Lady Beautiful: Carlin s. Eskridge.
Desperate Desmond; Mrs. Jeanette Y.
La shhorn. Madame Lily Langtry; Mrs.
Mae L. Dow. Mrs, Lavinia r. Kelly,
Mrs Annie sherr and Mrs. P. W. Fa
vorite sailor girls. and Mrs. Ida NJ.
, Huston. Rose Bridget Stahl. The
kaZoo Band composed of Mrs.
Carrie Y. Pollard, Mrs. l.. Mazella
Parks. Charles G. Williams. Wilson
Harvey, Charles Hosch, William L.
White, John F.. May, Arthur J.. Rich
ards and John w. Lynn. Edwin c.
Dutton and Frank J. Rowell We're the
blackface end men, and Mrs. A. J.
Richards. pianist.
The second part. Dan Mckenna's s
Seventy fifth Birthday" proved to be
a musical skit in the nature of a sur
prise party given by neishbors to the
been lamenting the fact to his daugh-
ter Molly that all his old friends had
deserted him. Miss Fellheimer was
Molly. the quick-witted and attentive
daughter: Mr.. Stevens was Dan Mcken-
ma. and Edwin c. Dutton the Kentucky
colonel Other parts were well cared
for by the other matrons and patrons.
Worthy Matron Miss Mabel G. Thomp-
son and Worthy Patron Roland NJ.
Brown acted as host and hostess to
the over capacity audience. Refresh
ments were served. The bile decora-
tions were green flowers, with real
Irish "spuds" and foliage in abundance.
The Past Matrons' and Patrons ASso-
cia ation of Ruth Chapter, No. l, was
held at the residence of Junior Past
Grand Matron Catharine Loeff1er. 3l30
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amendment proposed by Mount Pleas
ant Lodge increasing the cost of ad-
mission was adopted. A petition sign
ed by ffty-two petitioners praying for
the granting of a charter for Re-
bekah lodge to be known as Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. 2. to be located at
18th and Kenyon streets northwest.
was received and referred to the Re
consisting of Past Grand W. F.. Dement,.
chairman; c. W. Burgess and l.. H.
Windsor. Chairman Dement, submit
ted report recommending the grant
ing of the charter and the institution
of the proposed new lodge at the pleas
ure OF the grand master The report
was adopted without debate.
The chairman of the special commit
tee on the l. o. Q. F. library. F. II. Self
fert. submitted the report of that COM
mtttee recommending the appropria-
ton of 800 for the Immediate use OF
the library and yearly appropriation
of $50. which was adopted. Several
representatives of the Grand Lodge to
the Odd Fellows Home Association
who were elected since the last meet
ing of the Grand Lodge. presented their
credentials. and upon recommendation
Of Past Grand Randall. chairman of
seated for the term ending January.
1917.
The Grand Lodge will attend services
streets northwest, Sunday evening. April
= All members will assemble az T. O.
o. F. Hall. 4e3 eth street northwest.
where special meeting of the Grand
Lodge will be held. All representa-
tiVes to the Grand Lodge will report
to the grand secretary SO that a record
OF their attendance may be made. The
Grand Lodge meeting will be called to
order at 1:30 pm. and will be formed
IN line by the grand marshal to march
TO the church. All members of the
order are invited
t'ederal City Lodge. No. 90. will have
both the first and second degrees at its
meeting Wednesday evening. Degree
director John Wood, it is announced
has arranged for completing the work
so that the lodge may close at the
usual time. opening at 1880 and begin
ning the degree work at S pm sharp
Pians are completed for entertaining
all Odd Fellows who may attend the
visitation April II.
The lodge expects to have the work
exemplified in it's hall at 18th and n
streets northeast in April by Eastern
Lodge, and the degree team of Fed
eral City Lodge will visit Eastern
Lodge room later to confer degree.