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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
2
The Browning Leader announces James G Nickell of Duncan Township as a Republican candidate for Sheriff of Sullivan County pending the August primary. He seeks the support of Republican voters in the race.
George W. Wood of Clay township seeks the Democratic nomination for Linn County Sheriff subject to the will of Democratic voters at the August Primary election.
L. M. Watson of North Salem township announces his candidacy for Linn county sheriff, subject to Democratic voters will in the August primary election.
The statement announces Noah Head of North Salem township as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Linn County, subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
Last Thursday morning Keithley a Wall ace was taken seriously ill and rushed to Trenton hospital for an appendectomy operation. He remains in serious condition as friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs Keithley and relatives accompanied him to Trenton.
Letters testamentary on the estate of M N Adamson deceased were granted to Mary Adamson Executrix by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri hearing April 11 1932. All claims must be shown within six months or be barred after one year from grant of letters. Attest: Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate. Mildred Wilson spent Wednesday night with Aunt Pearl Bailey. Miss Adams spent the weekend with home folks. Tracy Christian and family visited mother Mrs Will Welch and family. Shelby men await warm weather for croquet. Mrs W J Bailey helped her mother Friday. Roy Simpson and wife were in Shelby on business last week.
Local social happenings include dinners and visits among Browning and Brookfield residents. Notable mentions: Dick and Carrie Moore relatives. Elmer Hammock visiting Brookfield wholesale houses. multiple callers including Keithley and Baker families. A rain and good fishing report, with Uncle Lon Baker listed as seriously ill and Dr. Musgrove attending him.
Mrs C I Grice visited Mrs Amanda Smith Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C A Schrock stayed Friday at D L Cady's. D L Grice wife and son Lloyd visited D L Cady Wednesday. Harrison Smith is ill with the flu. D L Cady visited C L Grice Sunday. Mrs B D Monroe is recovering.
A flu case keeps Mrs. W. D. Patterson home after a week of care for Mrs. R. D. Monroe. George Kirk and wife from Kansas City visit his sister Miss Mabel Kirk. Mrs. J. A. Hedges on sick list. Willie Hedges visits his father. Mrs. Anna Bagley cares for Mrs. J. A. Hedges. T. R. Morris of Browning visits his sister Mrs. Geo. Hisle. Mack Molloy taken to Kirksville for appendectomy.
The weather cooled after rain and women in town organized garden for pastime. Carl Coffman visited his sister Mrs Herb Wilson for a few days. Gale Bailey spent Wednesday night with Curt Rauer.
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