Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-12


W. A. Black and son Frances of
Mansfield were here Saturday.
Worsham G. Huffman shipped out
two car loads of hogs Saturday.
Sheriff C. G. Sanders of Hartville
was in Norwood during the week.
Eli. J. Norcross of Greenfield Ind,
was a Norwood visitor last week.
Cornelius Carter and wife visited
relatives at Hartville during the
week.
Mrs. ]. w. Roper OF Springfield
has been visiting at the home of her
son A. d.
J. NJ. Ellis and wife have received
word of the arrival overseas of their
son Ernest.
The Twohig building occupied by
the Ozark Land Co. and W. n. Zuners
has been repainted.
FIOl. Il. L.. DouiulA > VI spins
field visited during the week at the
home of 7. B. Bouldin and wife.
Small 4-room house and 3-corner-
ed lot in Norwood to trade for Ford
ar. Martin X. Mitchell, Norwood,
Mo.-Adv.
A large number of Norwood people
are planning to attend the all-day
singing at Mansfield the first Sun
day in July.
The building occupied by j. n.
Busby's real estate, insurance and
loan office has been repainted and
lowered to the street level.
Albert E. Donelson has a public
sale Saturday. He expects to leave
the 18th for California, where many
Norwood people are now located.
J. NJ. Little is still in very poor
Tribune, Kan, in the hope of inn
proving. If he does not get better
soon he intends going to Colorado to
spend the remainder of the ummer.
G. Z. Cooley has sold his 25-acre
farm neal Norwood for $50 per acre
to Mrs. Vowel of Lamar, possession
to be given in the fall. Fred Find
ley will occupy the farm. Mr.. Cooley
is undecided as to his future loca-
ton.
j. p. Newton has purchased of j.
NJ. Ryan the building now occupied
by Gasperson's Garage and will re-
model the same and move his stock
of general merchandise thereto, ad-
ding a stock of hardware to his
present line.
The Norwood Garage, with G. w.
Lark and Bradshaw Brothers. has OPP
ened for business in the building one
block south of the Frisco depot, which
was formerly used for a livery barn.
| They will do a general repair bust
J ness and deal in tires and automobile
accessories.
The Norwood vicinity was visited
! by quite a rain and hail storm Friday
evening, considerable damage being
| done to growing crops and in some
| instances to the timber. Many gar
| dens were ruined and several acres
l of wheat suffered. Large quantities
| of hail stones were to be found in
| different localities. AS a result hail
| insurance was much in demand Sat
urday.
Clarence Lilly Of Hartville and
| Miss Iona Caldwell were united in
marriage Sunday, June Lat the home
of the brides parents, Rev. G. Grad
we'll and wife, in Norwood. Rev. W.
s. Griffith of Mountain Grove, Of
ficiated. The bride is the youngest
daughter of the home and a charm
ing, cultured and popular young lady.
The groom is a son of Ed Lilley and
wife and is an Industrious and ener-
getic young farmer and stockman,
The newly welded couple will reside
in Hartville until Mr.. Lily harvests
his wheat and disposes of his live
stock, after which he expects to at
tend business college for a few
months. We join in congratulations
and best wishes.
Settlement of an action brought by
l.. d. Caudle, formerly of Norwood,
against the Burton Investment Co. of
Springfield on q note for $4,000 was
effected at Springfield last week be-
fore the completion of evidence in tn"
case. The defendants agreed to pay
$1,000 as full settlement Of the eau
die claim. allowance being made for
$425 due by the plaintiff to the
investment company. Payment oil