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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
4
Notice dated March 6 1919 announces Susie Hobbie administratrix of William Hobbie deceased in Linn county Missouri Probate Court. Claimants must exhibit within six months for allowance or risk preclusion. within one year from letters grant claims will be barred. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Executor Edwin C Bailey granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missov on March 12 1919. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or within one year from letters granting. Attest Arthur L Pratt.
A rain swept through Northeast Linn on Friday night, delayed from last week. Several residents report illnesses with flu, while spring farming begins with sowing oats. Families visit relatives and relocate farms near Cora and Milan as Ed Holton travels with kin.
I J McCollum reports Mrs William Morris visiting daughter Mrs Blanche Cattey this week. Perry Christian enhances his property with a woven wire fence. E V Jones sold his farm to the Overstreet Brothers with a recent sale yielding good prices. Harvey McCollums celebrate a new baby boy born March 11 with mother and infant doing well.
Mrs. G W Spencer is sick at this writing. A S Lambert and L A Dick inson sowed oats the last of the recent rains helped the grass along. Bart Christy has Walter Long working for him now. Charley Lambert brings in horses to Browning for Carter the horse buyer. Leland Lambert has returned from “over there” to the good old J S A.
North Salem Township Linn County Missouri presents a detailed financial record for 1918 19 with receipts listing bonds twp funds and transfers and disbursements by road districts 1 2 3 and 4 including labor materials and dray charges. Totals show receipts of 2408.91 for roads and bridges and overall cash on hand of 2278.31 with a closing note from clerk Arthur B Cattey.
I have received my discharge from the Army and will be back on the job again about April 10. Va Bartlett, Veterinarian. B T Jolley left Tuesday for Coulee City Wash where he expects to spend the summer with Ernest Jolley. During his absence H C Warren will look after his insurance business. B P Christy of near North Salem called Saturday an ordered bills advertising a sale at the R J Brantner farm near North Salem. Willie Stephenson, one of our sailor boys from the ship Louisiana, visited a few days the past week with his parents, Mr and Mrs Warren Stephenson. He left Monday for Philadelphia. J B Harvey moved over from Quincy last week and will occupy the Mrs J W Jacobs property. Mr Harvey recently purchased an interest in the Simpson and Potter hardware and is once more one of our business men.
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