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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1919

Page

6

Local Notes and Visits Across the County

FP M attey improves as rains promise bumper corn crop for the region. Farmers attended the Seda lia state fair. Young folks gathered at Bear Branch Sunday night. Arthur Cattey and family left for Neosho Rapids Kansas. L J McCollum and families visited Obe Clapp. D G Seymour and family toured to Colorado to manage the farm. Mrs P L Lineberry and son Glen, and Mrs Walter Carter visited near Bucklin. Clair Tallman returned from Kansas City with about 140 head. Rolla Wyatt and family of Binger Oklahoma visit relatives here. John G Thudhum died at his Garner home aged 97. Funeral at Nester Chapel.

Sedalia Bear Branch Arthur Cattey Neosho Rapids Kani L J. McCollum McCollum Obe Clapp D. G. Seymour Colorado P. L. Lineberry Glen Walter Carter Near Bucklin Noah Head Clair Tallman Kansas City Rolla Wyatt Binger Okla John G. Thudhum Garner Nester Chapel M. Y. Rusk

Cross Roads and Corn In Small Missouri Community

Ivah Harmon is on the sick list. Havens and Spencer shipped two car loads of sheep Saturday. Everett Dodson and Edward Maloney visited St. Louis Tuesday. G. M. Spencer and family went to Chicago last week. Alden Marley stayed with grandparents J. H. Tharp. John Lumsden and sons Carl and Ernest work at their saw mill west of Browning. Eugene Head of Milan visits grandmother Mettie Brookshier. Mrs. T. E. Bundridge spent time with sister-in-law Mrs. Edward Bundies at Purdin. Lawrence Brown and family and Mrs. Tom Daniels and son of Kirksville visit relatives nearby.

John Lumsden Carl and Ernest Browning T. E. Bundridge Edward Bundies Purdin Lawrence Brown Tom. Daniels Kirksville State Teachers College State Normal School Missouri Middle West YMCA Federal Board For Vocational Education Es Ee

Local notes and notices from Chillicothe region

Community items list visitors and residents including Mullins guests and Mrs Mullins, William Stark of Memphis visiting friends, and Miss Cora Garrison planning Kansas City trip. Lost items include an automobile casing near Browning and a blue home knit sweater between Linneus and Laclede. Also mentions Miss Jessie Slater returning to St Louis and savings on a monument from Milan Granite Works.

Linneus Laclede Margaret Linneus, Mo Milan Granite Works S.W. Summers Jessie Slater Margaret Slater St. Louis

Walter Sayers Joins Railroad as Telegraph Operator at Donaldson IA

Walter Sayers accepts a position with the railroad company as telegraph operator at Donaldson Iowa. He expects to have the sale soon and take a percentage with the company. L A Carpenter returns from a trip through South Missouri with friends from Wheeling. They enjoyed fishing and outings and spent a few days at the fair. Mrs Harvey Filson and land children and Mrs Bell Carter were guests of id. Will Smith and family and other relatives return home in Elgin IL at week’s end.

Walter Sayers Donaldson Iowa L.a Carpenter South Missouri Wheeling Harvey Filson Bell Carter Will Smith Elgir

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph Nickell Browning, Mo North East Linn Ivah Harmon Havens and Spencer Everett Dodson Edward Maloney G. M. Spencer Chicago Alden Marley His Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tharp Eugene Head Milan Mettie Brookshier Wm. Stark Memphis Miss Puns. Palmer of Golden J. G. Shipp Cora Garrison Miss Mae Austin Lala Maxwell Electric Theatre Mae Marsh Fields of By Irvin S. Cobb Goldwyn Ralph W. Ince United States F. A. Fleming, Browning Mo. Johnson & Garrett Teak Hardware Co Quincy, Ill Tenk’s Clipper
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