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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28
..'No Account Husbands,

Washington. June 27.-Capt. Allen
Gullion, u. S. Al of New Castle, who
was. Colonel Of the Second Regiment,
Kentucky National Guard, on the
botdep has received ;ahovel assign
ment in the War Department. The
Kentuckian is attached to the staff of
Brig. Gen. Crowder, the Judge Ad-
vocate of the army, in charge of the
national army registration. Ysg -g43
His assignment is that of handling
.thousandsof requests by wives who
have written to-tife Presidentand the
Secretary of War, urging that their
ihnsbandSbe drafted g for othe 2 army.
These women insist their. husbands
''are no account" and are appealing
10 the President to, put the alleged
|dslipqyents in; tho trenches of
France. II IS Capt. Gullion's task to
investigate the truth aof these state
ments of the wives, so that the facts
may be taken into account il any of
the husbands when drawn for service
In the first army Of 625, 900, claim ex.
emption to support their families.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

o.: 9, +..1 ysr r *:s, NJ. K .S g,
toe g big 4 va. murder % nat on
ny shoe. used saives and other
than they did the corn rd cut and
dig with knives and scissors. but
now no more fooling for me. Two
drops. OF s'qets-It' did all the work
II makes the corn shrivel and get SO
loose that you can just pick II right
ON with your ffngersw
There has been nothing new dis
v W. Sorn rfS The nav nsu, w 1e.sb
common-sense. simple, sure way.
y t-Gets-It' is sold everywhere. CSC
a.b0ttle, or sent on receipt of price
by p. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. nj
Sold in Hopkinsville and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn rem
edy by L. L. ELGIN. '1Say n
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

81 tell you. before ! heard OF
another for oorns 1 still had them.
4 used bandages and they made my
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28
GETTING Something Out Of Life.

You are not getting half as much out
of life as you have right TO unless
you seek to discover the principle In
volved in your every experience and
In every bit Of kpowledge that ydN ae-
qulre. The acquisition OF wealth. or
power. the. garnering- OF facts. THE
sensing OF Joy. sorrow and other emo
lions. mean nothing in themselves. Inc
reason Tor all experience Is the devel-
opmskt' Of the sensibiiities in order TO
broaden the consciousness OF the unity
n< li{R - .>unruxuxaI -.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28
Riot at Clay.

F."
Frank Harris was killed and sever.
al other men wounded in a riot al
Clay, KY, Saturday night, between
union and ,non-union miners. The
father Of Frank Harris, who was
killed bya shotgun in the hands Of q
man whose identity is unknown ia
the authorities, requested county and
city attorneys to arrest William All
derson on charge of numbering his
son. Shortly before he died Harris
is said to have accused Anderson a,
union miner, of having shot him.
~ r. t8lEJ ll-lZ1-.z-LA LL...- ~ 3 bS
go. a.. 900 ... f....a- ff. ..-..s a.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-28

Darwin P. Kingsley, President OF
the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany, tells in the July American Mag
azine of a wonderful man. He says:
DO you know that the biggest in
come made by New York Life man
in 1915 was earned by an agent who
came from German Poland to Ameri-
ca in the steerage Of an ocean liner
who arrived here friendless, penni-
less, and without a working knowl-
edge Of the English language. .2@
last year this man made $l07,
900 in commissions alone, an amount
s32, 900 greater than the. salary Of the
President of the United States, When
you considerthat many life insurance
agents make less than 81, 900 year,
you will see what this, immigrants
achievement signifies. r,.Gsss -,
''.Yet thereis nothing surprising
to rnein this. Almost every man has
undreamed of possibilities. If some
thing hits him in theright spot, if his
ambitions and energies are embossed,
he will quickly discover these posi-
bilities. Otherwise he. may pass
through life in an easy rut, never taps
ping the great reserves within him.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Bryant Farmers Club

There will be meeting Of the
Bryant Farme, Club Friday,
April 27,at 7:3O o'clock at Bryant
The roll will be revised, plnns
completed for growing food
stuffs for the cannery and the
report heard of M. L. Andrews,
who attended the Agricultural
Conference at Jefferson City
Monday.
This meeting is very import
art and all farmers are urged to
attend.
Seven new members we're en-.
rolled last Friday. Come, join,
and lets all work Together. There
is big work to be done and the
Bryant Farmers Club is going
to do its share.
M. L. ANDREWS,
President
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
BETTER BABY SHOW
To Be Held Here May 6 at
1P. M. Dr.. Rogers to
Lecture at 2 p. M.

A Better Baby contest will he
held at p. m Sunday. May 6,
under the auspices Of the Par.
ent-Teacher Association at some
convenient place on the square.
The judges will be DR. Trimble
and wife of Seymour, and DR.. J.
A. Fuson of Mansfield. A prize
viii be awarded the best baby,
under1 year of age. Mothers
are urgently requested 10 be on
hand with the babies At2 pm.
DR. r. M. Rogers of Mansfield
will lecture 1T thu NJ. e. church.
BE sure to hear what he has to
say on this important subject.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Soy Beans

Every farmer should plant a
trial plot of Soy beans this year.
A bushel will plant from two to
three acres in rows thirty inches
apart. They are a surer crop in
this section than navy beans.
They are good to eat but richer
tnan ordinary beans, They are,
at present, worth 81 90 per bu.
shrl. For human food the bean,
or the meal from the bean after
the oil is removed, Is used in
making macaroni, cheese, artiti
cial milk, q substitute for coffee,
and -four for biscuits and mullins
Some packers arc using them in
canned pork and beans. Oil
pressed from these beans after
being ground is used for soap
and paints instead of linSeed Oil
1t is also used in making enamel,
linolcums and water proofing ma.
terial. The meal after the oil is
removed is better feed than cot.
ton seed meal as it is not poison
Gus to hogs and larger amounts
of it can be fed to cattle than of
cotton seed meal.
They will yield as many bush
els as wheat in this section, and
in place of wheat straw they
yield a ton or more OF bean hay
after threshing worth $l2 to SIS
Their are cut with binder and
threshed with regular threshers
They are better soil builders
than COW peas, and. if hogged of
with corn, make cheapest hog
feed known. .
Plant in rows May lst, cult
vatc like corn, plant one incl
deep and raise your own feet
and fertilizer, and make YOU
ground better all ut once.
b. w. WHITE,
Agriculturist
Frisco Lines, Springfield. Mo
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Building Briefs
The prospect for building this
spring is unusually good.

The prospect for building this
spring is unusually good.
G. l.. Beach is making consid.
cradle improvement at his res
idence by the digging of a cistern
and the construction of an addi.
tion to his house, as we'll as hav.
ing a basement made.
G. A. Stephens has had q large
addition built to his residence
and has also added a cellar.
Elmer Strong has bought va.
cant property in the Adams ad
dition and will have a residence
erected thereon.
Ed Lilly has built a new house
ON his farm nurth of Hartville.
Work is progressing on G.. G.
Freeman's new residence.
e. B. Archer, formerly OF
Mansfield, is not only adding
another story to his cafe build.
ing at Hartvillc but is also hav.
ing an addition built in the rear
of the building.
Mr.. Rowley and wife of Ken.
nedy, Neb have been here MAX.
ing repairs on the property they
own ut Hartville.
The D. }. Landers Lumber Co
has contracted for u years ad
vertiSing in the Mirror. This
company has given Mirror adver
tiSing trial, and il it did no,
pay them they would not spend
their money for it. When a big,
well established firm like this
buys advertising by the year il
is good evidence that Mirror I'D
vertising pays.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
School Notes
by BE Coats, Superintend.

by 3D. Coats, Superintendent
There are just three more
weeks of school,.
Mr.. Hudson of the grammar
department was sick part of
last week, Miss Lois Beach and
Hervc Coday substituted for
him.
The Pedagogy class finished
up their observation this week.
The class will do some teaching
soon.
Next Monday the school will
participate in the reception for
the good roads committee.
Friday night the Sophmore
class gave Il banquet for the
Juniors and Seniors. A very
pleasant time was hal by all
present.
Several of our students will
attend the track meet at Spring
field Saturday of this week
Miss Pearl Newton is absent
from school this week on Il visit
to Kansas City.
Herve Cnday was unable to
attend school Monday and 1'uchs
day because of sickness.
The primary room hrs been
making a study of flowers, birds
and other forms of nature dur.
ing the week
Mrs. Atkisson visited the pri.
mary department Wednesday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
To Plan for Road Meeting

| A meeting of the citizens OF
Mansfield has been called by Ma
yor F. II. Riley to meet at the
Mirror office at 8 p IN. Friday u
perfect arrangements to proper
ly entertain the>goOd roads boOS
ters Col. W. II. Harvey and par.
ty-whO are to be here at lOa m.
Monday, We should make plans
for suitable music, decorations
and q rouSing demonstr ,tiOn.
Let US do our share towards So.
curing the Ozark Trail. Let ev.
ery one in Mansfield and vicinity
arrange to be here promptly at
10 a. IN. Monday. for the good
roads meeting, which will last
but short time. Re on time,
as they are to be here at 10 am,
and we want to give them Il rous
ing reception. The school facul.
ty and children will givea parade
.allin the procession carrying A.
inarican flags; they will sing "A
merira" in the park, where the
meeting will be held. Be there;
you are expected.
At the Friday night meeting
the question of holding our sixth
annual agricultural and stock
show this fall will he discussed.
Come and give your opinion on
the matter. Let us have the
show this year, with all obicc-
tiOnhble features eliminated. At.
tend the meeting Friday night
if possible, but by all means be
present at the big good roads
meeting Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Lodge News

Springfield Shriners are plan
ing for a big ceremonial June 8
Mrs. Wilson of West Plains
has been here on business con
nected with the Yeoman lodge
H. B. Paul, ]. E. Craig and P
W. Newton went to St. Joseph
this week to attend the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons,
Mesdames Craig and Newton go.
ing as far as Kansas City.
The knights of Pytl,ias of this
district met at Mountain Grove
last week. Next years conven.
tion goes tn Houston J.A.Chase
of Mountain Grove is treasurer
of the organization.
The 90. F. meeting at Hart
vile Tuesday night was we'll at.
tended. Names, Rayborn and
Grovespring lodges also being
represented. The occasion was
, ::sss.snsust: .lsorate the 7ti. ami,
versary of Odd Fellowship in A.
merica. Two first degrees were
also conferred. 1t is expected
that Names will hold a celebra.
tion April 8. 1918, in honor of
the 9sth anniversary. 1t is the
wish of the grand officers. as
we'll as of the District Deputy
Grand Master w. A. Newten of
Hartvil'e. that some lodge in the
county hold an anniversary cele
bration each year.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Mining News
President.

Considerable mining is being
done now at the Red Bird mine.
Two jigs have been installed, and
Mr. Patterson of Joplin has ar.
rived to assist in the working OF
the mine.
Turner Bros were here from
Springfield this week looking ov'
er the mines.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26

j. A. Hancs, who has been q
citizen OF Mountain Grove for
two or three years, Is now at
home" here. as Mrs. Hanes came
up from West Plains and they
are now Mcupying their newly
purchased property. : Journal,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26

Some Douglas county teachers
Flat Rock, Frank Givans: Cas-.
to, Irene Nash; Mountain Side,
Fav Williams; Oak Grove, Mrs.
r. l.. Roberts; Rock House, T L,
Roberts; Vera Cruz, Walter vii,
son; Dogwood, Jennie Spurrier;
Denlow, Harold Alsup, principal.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26

Itinerary of delegations travel
inf in Tulsa and Oklahoma City
official Ozark Trail cars to St.
Louis and return.
Will meet and start at Vinita,
Okla Sunday, April 90, 1880 am.
Sunday, April 29-Afton, 9 a.
m ; Miami, 10; Joplin, noon; Sar'
coke, 3 p. M; Mt.Vernon, 3; Re.
public, 4; Springfi II 5--stay all
night ut Springfield.
Monday, April 30-RogersviIle,
Sam Seymour,9; Mansfield, 10;
Norwood, II; Mountain Grove,
noon; Cabot,l, Up. m. Will leave
cars there and take train to the
Jonesboro convention, returning
to Cabool the night of May ;
Friday, May Houston, 8 a
m.; Licking. 10; Edgar Springs,
1l;RolIa, ,noon--dinner;S r;St.James,
2p. m; Cuba, 8; Leasburg, a
Bourbon, 4:3O: Sullivan, 8, St
C,air, 6; Union, 7:30. Union owe,
night. Union is common point
for st. Louis. st. LOUIS commit
tee will meet party at Union and
trip into city will be omitted
Saturday, May 5 OwensvilIe
ga. m; Belle, 10; Vienna. IL
dinner ut Vienna; Dixon, . p m.
Crocker, 3; Riehland, 1 over
night ~ Lebanon.
Sunday, May &, the party vii
visit Bennett Springs and con
tinue their trip back to Oklaho
ma without schedule.
The people of Buffalo, Mans
field and other nearby towns ar
requested to attend meeting u
Lebanon. w. Ii. Harvey.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Parent Teacher Meeting

The Parent Teacher AssOcia
ton meets ut the school house
Friday afternoon. Officers are TO
be elected at this meeting,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
OFFICIAL OZARK TRAILS CAR

Floyd Thompson, Chairman of the Oklahoma City Ozark Trls
committee at the Wheel Col Harvey Dr. Frank Roach
Pope Accompanied by the official of the Tulsa
commerce. and several prominent good roads
Mansfield Monday morning at 10 O'clock They have
sage people this city Give them lousing welcome
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Road Men Here April 3Oth

Delegations travelling in Tulsf
and Oklahoma City official Ozark
Trail cars to St. Louis and re
turn start at Vinita, Okla, April
29On an inspection tour. They
are scheduled to arrive at Mans.
field at 10 a. m, Monday, April
80; at Norwood at ! | a. m. and at
Mountain Grove at moon. Lets
give them a rousing reception
and show them some good roads.
This trip is being made prin.
cipally to stimulate interest in
the tinising of the Ozark Trails
before inspection and in the
Amarillo convention, June 2G Z 8.
In the Oklahoma City party
will be Floyd Thompson, chair.
man; DR. Frank Reach, pastor
First Methodist Church; Walter
II. Harrison, managing editor
Daily Oklahoman: j. l.. Pope,
promoter manager: Ozark Trails
convenention, Amarfllos Texas,
and C. A. Hamlin. Oklahoma
Tent and Awning CO.. Our peo-
pie will miss treat in both in
formation about these roads and
oratory il they fail to hear Floyd
Thompson and Dr.. Roach. They
are not the only orators in the
bunch-all are takers but they
particularly will do most of the
talking.
In the Tulsa car will be Il. B
Guthrey, representing Tulsa
and her great chamber of com
merce; j. |. W6if, Vice Presi
dent for Kansas; r. II. Whitlow,
Vice President for A ArlanSas.and
others.
Col. Harvey regards this trip
mighty important TO the success
OF the Ozark Trails ocean to.ocean
road.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26


Jesse Brazeal, an, experienced
barber has accepted a position
at Coles barber shop. adv.
The airdome is being torn dOwr
this week. The new Bank oI
Mansfield building will be con
structed on this lot.t
Samuel Stephens bf Hoppner
} Ore, "a brother of J.h. Stephens,
has joined the marine corps and
is now at Vallejo, Cal.
Rev. G. Chadwell preached at
Beth Chapel Sunday. The pre-
vious Saturday and Sunday he
preached at HartvilIe.
The Poplar Bluff District con.
ference of the M. e. church
meets at Ava Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, June / 6.
Amor Bryant and wife, Nor.
gan Vat and wife and j. w.
Alcorn and wife of Seymour
spent Sunday at r. "A. Alcorn's.
Attorneys A. M. Curtis and J..
w. jackson and Probate Judge
g. G.. Murrell of Hartville were
here yesterday enroute to Noun
tain Grove.
NJ. A. Freeman and wife, VIC.
Coday and wife and Mrs. Henry
Coday m0tored to Bryant Sun
day in the Freeman Country
Club Overland.
G. V. Hilsabeck has closed his
hakery,and contemphtes moving
to O Oklah0ma, where he has been
offered a position by the Fred
Harvey people.
The following were fishing
near Hartville last week: DR.. f.
H. Riley, W.. M. Divan, John ].
Rippee, James Coday, Luther
Sharp, Frank Hoover.
j. p. Newton and two oldest
sons of Denlow mOtOred to town
Sunday. The two boys left Mon.
day for Springfield to enlist for
service in the army-Ava Herald
J. A. Dennis has accepted. a
accepted position as claim
agent for the Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain railroad, with
his headquarters at Poplar Bluff
Associate Judge S. w. Hopper
of Mansfield and Prosecuting
Attorney G. H. Jackson were in
the vicinity of Norwood on bust
ness Tuesday. HartvilIe Repub
lican.
Citizens of Seymou r have or
ganized the Safety First Min
ing company incorporated for
$GO,OOO Large tracts of land
near Seneca, Mo-, and Baxter,
kas., will be leased.
Virgil Munholland of Spring
field has joined the navy. He is
a telegraph operator and expects
to continue in this line OF work
in the navy. He has many rela'
tives and friends here.
Mrs. J.H. Livingston and Miss
Marian Livingston attended the
concert given by Nine. Galli.Cur.
ci ut the Shubert Theatre in
Kansas City Tuesday afternoon.
-Mountain Grove Herald.
YOU CAN SERVE UNCLE
ESAM by taking business
course or teleeraphy in the
Springfield, (Mo.) Business Col.
lege, and helping with business
or transportation. Ii students
are drafted or volunteer, tuition
will be refunded except for time
in school. School all summer. -
adv.
G.H. BOehm has been ra.elect.
I'd superintendent of the schools
ut Ava. Other teachers are D.
II. Votaw, principal, and Misses
ESsie Newton of Mansfield and
Pearl Rutherford Of Lawrence
county, assistants in the, higl
school; r. l.. Yeoman, Miss Ma
rie Shafer of Billings, and Mrs
IT. Mcorehousa, grade teachers
Some vacancies are to be filled
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
Here's a Farm For You

Farm For Rent-240 acres, i
miles out. See us Mt once. -Av.
cry 4 Stephens. Mansfield, Mo.
Over Bank Of Manstield. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
ls Your Name Here?

d Your Name Here?
The following have our thanks for
cash on subscription since our last re-
port:
A. Glenn & Son. Seymour.
W. H. Fullington, Mansfield.
Richard Schlicher, Bushtou,
Kas.
F. W. Robertson, Orange Cove.
Cal.
W. P. Freeman, Strathmore,
Cal.
W. L. Newton, Mansfield.
Mrs. II. G. Rippee, Mansfield.
c. l.. Turner, Mansfield.
Paul Williams, Mansfield.
j. E. Moore. Parsons, Kas.
Mrs. Louis Rich, Los Angeles.
Cal.
Mrs Cora Reel, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Ezra Dennis, Mansfield.
VIM. Huggans, Mansfield.
T. F. Lenhart, Mansfield.
W. E Park. Mansfield.
d. Winburn, Mansfield.
Mrs. F. Conrod, Pueblo. Col,
j. R. Deckard, Hartville.
j. A. Edwards, Black well,
Okla.
M. f. Stephens, Mansfield.
Miss Augusta V. Anderson.
Mansfield.
Mrs. Sarah Perkins, Mans.
tield.
Jewell Smith, Sidney. Iowa.
J. G. Carter, Mansfield.
Miss Ethel Harris, West
Plains.
Thos. L. Rubey, Washington,
D. C.
CIR. Mink, Egin, Ill.
NJ. A. Lochary, Quaker City, O.
WI Kelley, Hunter. Okla.
Mrs. Mabel Sampson, Windsor.
L. j. Imbler, Del Rey, Cal.
j. NJ, Thlrkield. Mansfield.
f. Byrum, Macomb.
Otto Tarbutton, Craig. Neb.
L. A. Short, Trinidad. Col.
]. H. Carter, Mansfield.
DR.. Mack Davis, Mansfield.
Nose McCrite. Red Oak, Iowa.
Benton Purtle, Upton, Cal.
Hosea Stout, Mansfield.
E. c. Newton, Hartville.
r. P. Chandler, Mansfield.
F. c. Brantlinger, Fort Dodge,
Kas.
G. Brentlinger. Mansfield.
]. l.. Short. Macomb,
F. f. Hill, Macomb.
Cyrus Hire, Mansfield.
J. H. Main, Mansfield.
John A. Hensley, Mansfield.
w. r. Short. Mansfield.
S. X. Hart. Macomb.
G. f. Cooley, Mountain Grove.
s. r. Barnett, Norwood.
J, r. White, Norwood.
]. H. Young, Mansfield.
Mrs. Mary ]. Dixon. Kokomo.
Ind.
J. N. Craig, Mansfield.
Clyde Turner. Springfield.
W. G. Fndley, Mansfield.
j. d. Mallatt. Norwood,
G. Il. Dennis, Mansfield.
J. Lon Dennis, Mansfield.
Mrs. F. l. Cones, Norwood.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers

terday.
G. Walter Beach has bought
Ford car.
MN. Roberts of Ava was her
this week.
WV. Frink's of Norwood wer,
here Sunday.
Prof b. 4 Coats spent Sun
day at Cabool.
April Today's Housewife a
Mirror office.
G. l.. Reach made 4 trip toda,
to Cold Spring.
p. W. Newton's ia the place t.
buy groceries. adv.
Mrs. j. H. Stephens visited ir
Norwood this week.
Prof. j. +. Hudson and wife
in Norwood Saturday.
j. A. Martin of Bnlckow wa.
here during the week.
Mr.. Frost is home from Alton
where he has been mining.
G.. W. Freeman & Son received
new spring goods this week. adv
For Sale SOW with 9 Pigs;
also ! Fresh Cow Ren Otto-a al
The W. c. II. U. met with Mrs
Margaret Riley Tuesday after
noon.
Frank McGeorgan of Calgary,
Canada, was here during the
week.
TIM. Green and T s. Adams OF
Nebraska were here during the
week.
N. A. Duncan orders his ad.
dress changed from Norwood IT,
Enid, Okla.
T.. K. Williams orders his ad.
dress changed fr.mn Cimarron,
Kas., to Macomb.
Rev. G. w. Holmes Of Seymour
was here yesterday en- route
home from Ava.
Jesse Orcnder, Jr of Norwood
is visiting his grandparents, J.H.
Stephens and wife.
N J. Craig and wife went to
Springfield Tuesday in their
Hudson Super.Six.
Go to J. D. Reynolds, and see
their new spring line of Shoes at
the old price. adv.
WANTED-Log cutters, to
cut by the 1000 feet. Phone 90,
Mansfield, Mo.-adv.
G. G. Freeman and wife and
Miss Jewell Hoover motored to
Haden Coday's Sunday.
Jesse Brazeal, an experienced
barber, has accepted a position
at Coles barber shop.-adv.
Buy your groceries of P. W.
Newton; he will deliver them
promptly anywhere in town.-ad
For Sale-Pure Bred Black
IIangshan eggs. Bred to lay. 81
per setting. MRS. Hosea Stout. .ad
S.Coday's have moved to the
G. s. Burney property, Mr.. Bur
ney's having moved to their farm
For Sale Cheap : Baby buggy
rubber.tired; also IS quart fruit
jars. Inquire at this office-adv
Ollie Robinett and family and
Mrs. l. M. Reese made a trim
to Mountain Grove Sunday
journal.
]. P. Anderson of Springfield,
w. G and O. s. Coday and l. B.
johnson we're fishing this week
near Hartville.
o. l.. Robinett's and Miss Mil
dred freeman motored to Noun.
tain Grove Sunday In the Robi
nett Chalmers.
J. d Reynolds have just re
ceived their spring line of ladies'
Waists and Dress G0ods at bot
tom prices. adv.
w. a. Newton was here from
Hartville yesterday to meet hi.
wife, who returned from Spring
field that morning.
Our old citizen and railroad a
gent, l.. F. Livingston, now o
Mansfield, was flying around Ca
'hool Sunday as home.like AM
jolly as ever.-Enterprise Press
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-04-26

Mrs. G.. T. Scott of Mountain
View was here last week.