Post Office Entry at Brown ing Missouri in 1897
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
4
Notice shows mailing details with a 1897 post office entry in Brown ing Missouri and a publication date of Thursday August 24 1916.
L T Dilliner born June 29 1831 in Mongahalia county West Virginia died July 28 1916 age 85 married to Mary A Davis April 10 1857 survived by eight children two sons died in infancy and numerous descendants funeral held July 29 at the home of Mrs Johnson Campbell near Pollock Mo burial in Fairview Cemetery Rev Campbell officiated longtime honest upright community member survived by wife eight children thirty grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren.
The Baptist Ladies Aid hosts a Mite Social at the church on Tuesday evening August 29. A program will be rendered and refreshments offered for ten cents. Everyone is invited to attend.
For sale a residence property on Line street known as the Palmer property. Also offered is one registered Percheron mare in foal by a registered horse and one yearling stallion, also a registered Percheron. Contact L. O. Carpenter Browning Missouri.
Mr and Mrs C B Kith ley and Mr and Mrs W P Keithley and family drove to Trenton Sunday afternoon. Verlan Bradshaw of Union ville visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Ville and Mr and Mrs W E Davis and Mr and Mrs G J Alexander came down from Green City Saturday to be their guests.
A roundup of residents and visitors visiting relatives across Illinois and Missouri. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Wesley Peters hosting in Linneus, the Peters family returning from Illinois, Dr and Mrs Ingram back from Hillsboro, and Elgin Freeman and others motoring to Milan and Pattonsburg where Coffeeville ball score 19 to 6 with 19 strikeouts. Also mentions Leo Jones on a business trip, Esty family visiting Armendale Texas relatives, the Longs heading to Liberal Kansas, and a marriage at Lawrence Reidle’s home. A bolt of lightning struck Uncle Bob Shrader’s barn, causing a loss with limited insurance.
One day only at the Electric Theatre offers children’s overalls for 10 cents and adults for 15 cents. The bargain event takes place Friday August 25th with limited sizes available.
The Carmack family expresses gratitude for the help and support received during the death and burial of Thom Miles Carmack. J. A. Carmack and family.
Allen Sill and Ralph Mc Collum left Monday for Montana for a week long outing. Mrs. Ida Morton of Winigan visited at her father F. M. Cattey’s home over the weekend. John and George Milhoan and Tim Ware bought silos. John Milhoan is installing his. Silos were sold by George Barron. Alfred Frazier bought a new car and will keep road work up. Rain brings welcome relief and changes the air as people note the weather.
Mrs. Ed Brookshier travels to Milan on Friday to reunite with her children George and Delores who had been guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Garrett in Otumwa Iowa.
Orryl Hooker and Atha King were wed Sunday afternoon August 20 1916 at the bride's parents home with Rev Young officiating. About 160 relatives and friends attended the porch ceremony and wedding dinner. The couple will live at Dawn where Hooker will serve as principal of Dawn High School after relocating September 1.
J W Walden of Brookfield was in Cora last week. Mr Gooch near Scottsville bought calves nearby. James A Dodson near Cora is recovering. Charley Pipes and family visited W Langdon and family. Mr and Mrs Harden Dillinger welcomed a baby boy born August 17. Ernest Langdon and family were mentioned.
The new auto route through the Buffalo Bill country and the Sho Shone River canyon promises unmatched scenery, with Sylvan Pass and Absaroka Mountains framing a top travel experience to Yellowstone Park. Burlington Route tickets are available and L T Wykoff offers trip planning assistance.
Monday James Pratt received a telegram from Chas Mitchell in Keokuk Iowa stating that his daughter Berdie Pratt had died. Miss Pearl Pratt and Mr and Mrs
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