Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-03-04
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A. w. Butler will have a sale ant
60 TO California.
w. c. Schaefer's have moved Il
the place recently purchased OF b
+. Veit.
The Mirror will send In your sub
scriptiOn for any periodical that Ii
published.
Scott Mackey is now employed a
a clerk in the Fifth Avenue Hotel a
Augusta, Kan.
Mrs. r. A. Sisk and son Of Kansa!
City are visiting at the home of hel
parents, DR.. r. NJ. Rogers and wife
V. E. ShinpauGh has bought At
acres of land from Charles White
near Mansfield. and will erect q
dwelling and barn thereon and occu'
Ply the place.
VIM. Rowley's have arrived from
Nebraska to make their home on the
farm recently purchased from j. r
Henson. Mr.. Henson's are now liv
ing in Mansfield.
II. f. Nichols has returned tC
Kansas City, where he has a position
with Montgomery Ward & Co. Ber
Grover is employed with the National
Cloak and Suit Co.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
c. II. Grace Of Kansas City has been
in Mansfield. Ava and Hartville as.
s'sting federal income tax payers in
making out theic returns.
Rufus Hitchcock has returned
from Tar River, Okla, where he
had been working in the mines. A
slab fell on his arm and injured it SO
that he Is unable to work.
Jack Hale Of Kansas City and H.
A. Cover Of Mountain Grove were
Lere Friday in the interest Of the
U. S. l. battery service, represented
here by the c. & B. Garage.
j. s. Miller of Bloomfield was
here last week enroute to Ava to Wis
it j. A. G. Reynolds. He also at
tended the 18th district Republican
congressional convention at West
Plains.
We understand the Mansfield
Mining & Development Co., which
purchased several hundred acres of
mining two years ago is %disposing of
a part of the same in 4O-acre tracts
for farming purposes.
For rapid breathing there is notE
ing like Liquid Borozone. 1t mends
torn flesh, heals cuts. burns or sores
so quickly no time is lost from work.
Price, soc, 6Oc, and 1920. Sold by
Fuson Drug Company.-Adv.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. w. H. Anderson of Carl juno
ton was recently badly injured in
an auto accident at Joplin, her hus-
band and son also being in the car
They formerly resided here.
J. C. Freeman and wife will make
their home at Fall River, Kas., load
irg out their car Monday They
have rented a 200-acre farm neal
that place. Thet' many friends wish
them well in their new location.
Private James ID. Williams, an
aviator. stationed at Fit. Sill, Okla,
was the guest of Miss Elma Marshall
from Friday until Sunday. He left
Sunday night for his home in Kansas
City, going from there to Fit. Sill.
Mansfield's railroads are again in
control of their owners, the govern
ment control OF the St. Louis & San
Francisco Railroad having been re.
linquished. The Ozark Southern
road was never included In the list
of loads taken over by Uncle Sam.
The Mirror will soon begin print.
ing a new serial-one of the best yet.
We want to send out some sample
copies. II you know anybody who
doesn't read the paper, but would
enjoy taking a look in the Mirror,
let us know in order that sample
copies may be sent.
WANTED--Men or women te
take orders among friends and
neighbors for the guaranteed hos.
iery, full lines for men, women and
children. Eliminates darning. W.
pay SO cents an houc for spare time
or $24 a week for full time. EXper'
fence unnecessary. Write Interna
tional Stocking Mill, No-istown
Pa.-Adv.
J. w. Kennedy. OF Wright county
called at the Herald Office while in
town Saturday and informed us that
he has closed a deal for the large
Swisher tract Of pine and oak timber
in the northeast part of the county,
consisting of 1900 acres. Mr.. Ken
nedy stated that he would put in two
well equipped mills and planers and
work the timber up into first class
lumber.-HOuston Herald.
J.. W.. Kennedy has purchased
5-ton Republic truck with a 6-tor
trailer for use in hauling pine and
nal. ln,,hn. from tho O1kE MIRA trnnI