Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
J.D.Reynolds has instreceived
| large bill If Shoes and Rubbers

at bottom prices. - ADV.
Mrs. A, V. Mccormack, Miss
| Ruth Havcrty and &C. Freeman
were in Springfield Friday.
George W. Gaskill and .Leslie
T. Rice of Mansfield ere taking
the course in telegraphy ut the
Springfield Business College.
Wanted at once Wood cutters
to cut cord wood. See II. "A. Mar.
tin, on what il known as the Am
os Roy farm, Mansfield, Mo-
adv
II @. Shelton was called to
Springfield this week hy the se-
riOus illness of his mother. all
her nine children being at her
bedside.
Mrs. Lizzie Coday, who has
been visiting relstives in Illinois,
is now visiting her daughter, Mrs.
j. P. Anderson, and family in
Springfield.
r. H. Riley, Dentist, will he at
his offico every day until county
court weak and then at his Hart
Vile 0fiicn Feb. ) to 10; call and
have your teeth fixed. ..-adv.
Notice is hereby given that all
parties who are indebted to me
for all 1916 and longer accounts
will please settle same at once by
note or paying them off, and save
further cost of collection. j. d.
Reynolds. ADV.
n A Martin and Mr.. Bunch ar
rived here last week hv auto
from Oriska. Colo Mr.. Martin s
family making the trip on the
train. They will occupy the
Amos Roy farm, recently ac-
qAired in a trade
Attorney N. j. Craig was in
Hartville this week assisting
Prosecuting Attorney Oh. Jack.
%on represent the state in the
case against Henry Young on a
charge of concubinage. Smith
was bound over to theApril term
of circuit court.
Herbert. the year.old son OF
Fl. r. Collier and wife of Delta,
died at their home in Dplt. Mon.
day from pneumonia, funeral at
Mountain Grove to-day. Mrs.
Collier was formerly Miss Mabel
Robinett, and is a sister of o. l.
Rnbinett of Mansfield.
John A. Dennis have moved
from Hartvi|le to their property
here They formerly resided
here and we welcome them back
Mr.. Dennis served s. years as
county collectors and was later
connected with the Bank of Hart
vile. recently reliing his inter.
ests there
Lame back may come from
over.work, cold settled in the
muscles of the back, or from dis
ease In the two former cases
the right remedy is BALLARD'S
SNOW LTNIMENT. 1t should
be rubbed in thoroughly over the
affected part, the relief will be
prompt and satisfactory. Price
25c, SOC and $l.OO per bottle
Sold by Fuson Drug Co. adv.
In Justice G.. l.. Beach 3 court
Monday, G. r. Lamb, who had
been arrested by Deputy Con.
stable Z. +. Short on a charge of
obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses by the sale Df ore not he.
longing to him, to the amount of
$40, paid the $50 and the costs,
and the case was dismissed. M.
Dunn, who had been called as a
witness in the case, was arrested
on the charge of carrying con
cealed weapons, and taken to Jail
ut Hartville. Prosecuting Attor.
ney G. II. Jackson of yHartville
represented the state, and A. M.
Curtis of HartviIle the defendant
J. W. Brazeal attended the flu.
neral of his sister, Mrs Phoebe
Young, at Macomb Tuesday,
which was held ut the M. f.
church at 2p. m. by Rev. d. j.
Letsinger, interment in the Ma.
comb cemetery. The death of
Mrs. Young leaves Mr. Braz"al
as the only surviving member of
a family of 9 children. Death Qc
Cured at West Plains Monday,
where the deceased made her
home with one of her children.