Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-20
Friday was st. Valentines Day.

Mrs. DR. Ball.nger of Seymour
died Thursday.
r. r. Stanton of Bryant was here
during the week.
Burney Glass OF Ava was here
during the week.
NJ. L. Andrews of Bryant was here
during the week.
Luther Sharp vas In Springfield
during the week.
DIR. q. II. Hall of Mountain Grove
was here during the week.
r. \. Reeds visited West Plains
relatives during the week.
Mise Helen Frost's millinery pr
lors haye been newly papered.
Francis Black visited Frank Davin
at Seymour Thursday evening.
A daughter was born February Is
TO Troy Montgomery and wtfe
The Wright County Singing Con-
vention meets at Coon Creek Feb.
ruary 1928.
Mrs. o. d. Morrlss and con Burnsy
of Springfield visited relatives hero
during the week.
Frank Mays and Ruby Banfteld OF
Mansfield. have been granted = mar
rlage livense at Ava.
The Douglas County Journal says
T. f. Glass has taken the Ava end
of tho Mansfleld-Ava mail route.
e. +. Cain will have q sale Mon.
day. He has sold his farm to Capt.
N. C. Boyle. who owns the RAIDER
farm adjoining.
James Coday and o Herve LETT
last week for California. The re
mainder OF the family expect to 60
In about q month.
W. V. Frink Of Norwood was In
Springfield during the week. He
has a sale Feb. 90. after which be
expects to locate in Fresno. Calf.
Through Avery & Stephens. J =.
Bridges OF Garden City. Kansas. has
bought for $3.50 the 2o0-acre Ar
| choy farm one mile east OF, Bryant
The NJ. e Ladies' Aid Society met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. NJ J.
Craig. Refreshments wsna seryed
The next meeting will BIO With. Mrs.
]. f. Craig next Tuesday .aftefaooo.
DR.. F. H Riley has also see1 ap-
pointed a delegate by Gov. r. d.
Gardner to the Mid-Continent Con.
gress at St. Louis Feb. IS and 80
! to consider the cause of a League OF
Nations.
The London Canning Company
! composed of Roy Hensley. B. H. Hen
! sley and F. J Cantrelf. Is putting 10
a new canning factory at London
and will pack the London Brand OF
canned goods.
l.. Leatherman Of tho Mansfield
Art Studio has added some new dis-
play cases to his already well-eQuipp
ed and attractive parlors. He goes
to Seymour each Saturday and also
does an extensive mail order business
DR.. F. H. Riley. manager of the
movie theatre at Mansfield. brought
the big spectacle For the Freedom
Of the World here Wednesday q
gave a night performance at the
opera house. Tho attendance was
good and those who saw It wefe
pleased with the production.--Mtu.
Grove Journal.
Large and %appreciative cro~ds
witnessed 1.-THE Freedom OF the
World" the great war picture az
the Nugget Theatre Saturday after
noon and night. 1t wa e. splendid
production and the Nugget manage
ment ia to be commended. for pre-
senting such high-classt pictursa here
for the benefit of our people.
Tho following business chanSes
are reported by the Mountain Grove
Journal: Thos. Moulds has oonGhs"
an interest in the Farmers stose;'
". l. Sharp has bought DR.. j. M.
H~ubbard's interest in the Sharp q
Hubbard drug store; OVERLY 4 Uu
have opened O furniture store and
r. s. Leacher will open q wholesale
produce house.
Harry Scott Hight vas born AZ
Norwood April 8. 1904, and died q
Mansfield Feb. =. 1919. aged 10
wears, 10 months and, I days. He
leaves to mourn his loss q father
mother, two brothers and tive 49,
ters. All we're present at the funef'
al except the oldest sister. who 10
married and lives in Illinois. Rev
T. B. Rtzinger Of the Baptist chureo
conducted the funeral.
]. H Robinett Of Mountain Grove
visited his son, o. L. and familysths
week. He was accompanied oY his
son, First Lieutenant Clifton H. Rob.
inett OF Camp. Pike. Ark. whs "
home on a furlough. at the expiration
Of which no goes to Camp LeeI Va.
Another son. Paul, stationed at nus.
los. Ariz.. is an advocats-geasral
His son. VIII. wsa with tho .narnes.
returned Saturday from WssAins-
ton. D. G. having received hie DIS.