Local News and Socials From Browning Missouri 1897
Brownini area notes report Shafter visitors Mrs Baker and family in Browning and Brersonville. Weddings include Anna Lee Myers and Tom Allen in Ghilligothe with Keith Myers brother present. Neighbors attend chautauqua in Meadville and church gatherings near Locust Valley and Mt. Live. Regulars such as the M. W. A. trip to Sedalia and baptisms at Mt. Live are noted along with visits, dinners, and hospitalities among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
D. P. Myers
Shafter
Bob Allen
Evertonville
Hoo
Bud Moloney
Brookfield
al Brown
W.L Baker
Carry Bowyer
Elma Crookshanks
Lloyd Bowyer
Tom Allen
W. L. Baker
Locust Valley
Andy B
Harlie Smith
Kirksville
Alith
Grim-Smith
Henry Purdin
Albert Smith
Dan‘ Nichols
Mrs. Goins
R. E. Smith
Wm. Pridemore, Jr
Gharles Britton
Willie
Lish Dotty
Wheeling
RE. Smith
Sunday Visits Reported in Garner Area
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Stufflebean and daughter Lorene visited Albert Dodge and wife Sunday. Those who visited at Mrs. Lawrence's Sunday are A. J. Stufflebean and son Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Bid Ried and daughter Dorothy and others. Weather is fine at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riedl
Ralph Osborn
Harry Bauswell
Jim Clecton
Geneva
Will Burkholder
Hale
Garner
Lizzie Jones
Milan
Norma Jones
Jardin
Elwood ‘Whitdhum
Leonard Riedl
Brookfield
Helen Pearler
Bernis Riedl
Charley Helms
Walter Long
Local residents visit Purdin and area figures
Local calls note C C Dodson of Cora and Herman Allen of Kansas City on business and family stays. Visitors include Lorene Tribble of Ulm and Miss Ruth Carpenter. A Jersey cow sale is announced by J R Kenley east of town. A fine rain shower benefits corn as guests arrive from Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Dodson
Cora
Herman Allen
Kansas City
J. A. Lay
Carl Thurlo
Linneus
Everett Tharp
Chillicothe
Mary D. Melton v
Mornday
Ft. Madison
Iowa
5. C. Green
Lorene Tribble
Ulm
Wyo
A. A. Couch
L. C. Carpenter
LE. Bradshaw
Mildred
Ruth
Janice Carpenter
Henry Watson
J. R. Kenley
Jersey
C W. Northcott
Sumner Star
B. F. Northcott
Sumner
A Lambert
Alliance
Nebr
E. M. Lambert
B. J. Lambert
George Johnson
Edna Schrock Westrive
New York
Mr. Fleming
C. A
F. A
J. B. Fleming
hLimens
Toppenish
Purdin Items From Last Weekend Visit Notes
Purdin items report a late note on last issue. Families and neighbors visited and traveled between Willard Pulliam home and Chas Pulliam, with several households sharing Sunday visits and return trips to Harris. Also mentioned are R M Ross family Carl Richardson family Will Street Fern Street and son George Alva Phillips and Chillico residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lén Street
Claude Ronald
R. D. Monroe
Wifs
Nellie Pulliam
Kenneth Gooch
L. G. Hamner
Junior
Brookfield
Will Penhale
Dave McShane
R. D .Monroe
Willard Ross
Raymond Bagley
Mable Ogle
Kansas City
Ray Pulliam
Fred Kennedy
Purdin
Kansas
D. L. Cady
St. Louis
Geo, Hedges
Ilinois
Pardin
Thes Creason
Watc
Ed Chas
Bagley's
Clarence Skeen
Jim
Smith
Ray Davis
Harmon
South Missouri
R. M. Ross
Carl Richardson
Willard Pulliam
Will Pulliam
Chas
Puilliam
John Tipton
Pulliam
Harris
Will Street
Fern
Notice of Trustees Sale In Linn County Missouri 1927
Oral Bramhall and Nina Bramhall conveyed property in Linn County Missouri to Fannie R. Little as trustee to secure a note. The note is unpaid and the real estate described will be sold at public auction on Friday September 2 1927 at the front door of the Court house in Linneus between 9 am and 5 pm to pay the debt interest and costs. First insertion August 11 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramhall
Nina Bramhall
Browning
Linn
Missouri
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Fannie R. Little
Unionville
Putnam County
Linneus
Rainy Night Road Work Shocks Local Community
In a nearby area, fine rain fell Monday night while Alva Sears Roy Pipes Chas and George Dodson graded the roads. The community was stunned by the death of Jimmie Lawrence reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Sears
Roy Pipes
Chas
George Dodson
Jimmie Lawrence
Cora and area residents active in farms and roads
The notes recount shipments and purchases including cattle from Cora, lambs at Cora, and various visits. Road work by I Langdon and others, thrashing by Roy Taylor and sons, visitors to the Langdon and Dodson households, a teachers meeting, a surprise ice cream party for Miss Cattey, and a family reunion in Helena Oklahoma. The piece also notes a death of Ray Eugene McCollum, four teen months, with burial planned in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Ed McCollum
Helena
Oklahoma
I. J. McCollum
Ray Eugene
Hellena
Oklahome
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Brownini
Havens
Fleming
Cotter
Arthur Pipes
Ee, Maxey
Roy Haley
Cecil Dodson
Jim Pratt
Cushing
Okla
Guy Brookshier
Hildred Spencer
Floyd Lambert
George Bangwell
Gus Porter
Jimmie Glidewell
Margaret
Iolene
Maywood
Manford
Kenley
Ernest Mae
I. Langdon
J. A. Dodson
E. E. Maxey
J. N. Maxey
Earnest Dodson
Fred Bauswell
S. €. Harmon
Roy Neeley
Sherman Pipes
Byron Taylor
Duncan Township
Roy Taylor
Bert
Cecil
Mr. Howard
John Stephenson
James Nickell
Johnnie Hollon
Moberly
Jimmie
Elmer and
J. D. Sevier
North East Linn
Perry Baker
Battle Grounds
Washington
Travis Pearler
Teacthve
Sarah Cattey
Brooksfield
Electric Theatre
Ken
Maynard
Tarzan
Painted Desert
Ken Maynard
W. C. Ingram
Bickel Drug Co
L. Dorothy Bickel
Prop
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