Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-03-11
Tersely Told Town Tales

Vile, kanScs.
Horace Paul's were home durins
the week from Mammoth Spring
Arkansas.
The Mirror will send in your sub.
scription for any periodical that ia
published
Mrs, NJ. +. Crippcn's address is
ordered changed from Rurdrttc
Miss to Memphis. Tenn. D
John A. Dennis has been elected
| secretary of the Mountain Grov,
Chamber of Commerce,
Richard W. King and Minnie Mil.
Ter of Bryant nav been granted n
marriage livensc ~ Ava.
+. \. Sisk has been here from
Kansas City on account of the
sickness of his son Roger
Several from this vicinity attended
Tie teachers examination n Hart
Nlllt anu IVA liN' WIN
w. II. Cottcngim is now in charge
of the Norwood Hotel, succeeding T..
X. Roy and Hobart L.atimcr.
Charles Garner and Melissa Cisco
Of Norwood have been granted a
marriage license at liartvIllr.
Willie smiths from Nebraska
Lave moved 10 the j. 7. Brown farm
which they ""ccntly purchased.
& y. %Benjamin'S have moved from
neal Harrison. Ark. to the Hugh
Williams farm. which they recently
purchased
& VI. Davis of Risco are now oc-
crpyinc their new home. the Henry
Getting place which Mr.. Davis recent
L. purchased for $4,000.
Howard \. Cowden of Springfield
was unable To be in Mansfield and
Harrrille Saturday to address the
farmers. owing to sickness.
Miss Vrrbie Scott of near Hart
vile. one of our valued correspond
ents. and James Savage We're married
Feb. %. We join in concentrations.
Jas u Green Jr.. has arrived at
the home of James \. Green and wife
of Swedeborg. The mother formerly
vas Miss Mary Divan of Ma sl.ieIu
Col. Roy r Dennis attended the
J-T DW:oc Hog Ranch sale at West
Plains last week. He reports that
the first hog put up sold for $1,000.
The hot biscuit supper given at the
Christian church Thursday evening
a decided success, in spite of
the Indictment weatho-and there
certainly was an abundance of good
The Seymour High School basket
tall boys Went to Mansfield Tuesday
night, played their first game and
But 'H'll MS b'dltllS' lt Hitit .
was As to : in favor of Mansfield
Citizen.
A. a. brennan. who is a Frisco
railroad employee, and has i'.st
been transferred to Sapulpa. Okla.
,pent IA couple of days here this
week visiting with home fOlks.-
seymour Citizen.
This community was visited last
week with quite a cold wave and
inowst0'm. March acted like a lion
md the grounding has been recciv-
ing both vindication and maledic-
ion, but we hope for a speedy resto-
alton OF our Italian climate.
When the bowels are costive the
taste matter fermcnts. producing a
gaseous condition that is disagreed
lie. To remove the impurities quick
:. a dose of ITcrbine is needed. II
the work thoroughly and pleas
iil't wv. SbIh ny uSo'i
rug Co..-Adv.
The Mirror will soon begin print
ng a new serial-One of the best yet.
We want to send out some sample
If you know anybody who
'oesn't read the paper, but would
njoy taking a look in the MirrO",
ct us know in order that sample
'opies may be sent.
WANTED-Men or women to
axe U-ders among friends and
leighbOrs for the guaranteed hos
cry, full lines for men, women and
children. Eliminates darning. We
'ay SO cents an hour for spare time
n $24 q week for full time. Exper-
unnecessary. Write lnterna-
ional Stocking Mill, NOristowa,.
'a.-Adv.
r. l.. Calhoun OF the Calhoun &
ON Motor Co. of Norwood has just
cturned from Toledo, where he
ought and stored "A number of Ovc:-
and 4 automobiles. On account OF
he shortage of warehouses he vas
Ompellcd to drive his cars 10 FostO-
ia, Ohio to store. On his return
g stopped in Chicago for a few
avs. He reports mighty cold wealth
/ up there.
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