Cross Roads Sunday Visits Reported by Local Families
Mr and Mrs Billie Butler spent Sunday at John Morris with Ernest Bundridge visiting Ernest and Lot Langdon. Rica Brown and J C Franklin shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Chas Dodson visited Virgil Lodgon. Nelson Maxey visited F E Maxey. James Dodson family visited Mrs Berthamiter. C R Langdon and children visited Price Harmon. Albert Marley family and J H Tharp family visited Alden Tharp. A C Brinkley and children with Mary Pipes Curt Pipes and Mrs George Pipes visited Webb Pipes Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Butler
John Morris
Rica Brown
J. C. Franklin
Cora
Chas. Dodson
Virgil Lodgon
Mrs
Nelson Maxey
F. E. Maxey
Jas. Dodson
Berthamiter
C. R. Langdon
Price Harmon’s
Albert Marley
J. H. Tharp
Alden Tharp’s
A. C. Brinkley
Mary Pipes
Curt Pipes
George Pipes
Webb Pipes
North Salem Community Notes and Local Events
North Salem residents share quiet week with visits and travel. Ben Opel and wife of Butte transacted business. Mrs. Arthur Haley visited sister Mrs. L. Bingham of Browning. The McCollums and Mrs. McCollum visited J. N. Wilson family. Nevins visited grandparents Perry McCollum and wife. Myrtle Johnson went to Brookfield with J. Roy Mairs. Dr. Nevins bought a manure spreader and reported 75 bushels per acre corn on old soil. Chas. M. Jones died in Yakima County and was buried after funeral at M E Church. play Topsy Turvy praised as a financial success. village to host upcoming performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Opel
Butte
Arthur Haley
L. Bingham
Browning
R. J. McCollum
S T. R. McCollum
J. N. Wilson
James
Margaret Nevins
Perry McCollum
Myrtle Johnson
Brookfield
J. Roy Mairs
E. Jones
Green Castle
Sallie Wyatt
Eben
Oklahoma
J. W
Chas. M. Jones
Yakima County
Washington
M.E. Church
John Chadwell
Winigan
Nevins
The Home Circle and Borrowed Trouble Reflections
An essay extols mothers love kindness and home life as the sun of the heart. It contrasts cheerful living with borrowing trouble and urges gentle words, virtuous conduct, and imitation of Christ to cultivate a beautiful life.
Local notes on visits and trades in the area
Mrs. Joe Hubbard of Broadview Mont visits Noel Hubbard and family. Mrs. N O Beacham of Denver returns home after a brief stay in Carrollton. Mr. and Mrs. Sumey plan a Covington Ky move. Williams swap classrooms and chorus duties with the high school. Patrick Cokerham boasts a 40 lb turkey bought for 6.40. Mrs. Etta Bailey returns to teaching near Coulee City at 60 a month. Adv Healy promotes solid gold rings with guarantees. Mrs. S Lang of Denver visits Browningites in Denver and recalls twenty three years in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hubbard
Broadview
Mont
Noel Hubbard
N. O. Beacham
Denver
Colo
Carrollton
R. C. Sumey
Covington
Coulee City
Bailey
Adv. Healy
S. Lang
Random Reflections and aphorisms on life and work
A collection of pithy sayings on honesty vanity happiness and social conduct. Observations contrast laziness wit class and aging with humorous quirks about parents relationships and the human condition. The voice mirrors a Sunday column of maxims and plainspoken musings from an old-time reader.
Draying Offer Prompted by Hicks Statement
W. M. Hicks notes readiness to provide prompt drayage and care service after purchasing the dray, signaling full preparation to serve customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hicks
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Browning, Mo
Ernest Bundridge
Ernest and
Lot Langdon
North Salem
McCollum & Payne
Boston
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South Bend
Illinois
Rockford
Hamilton
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Healy. — Adv
Mrs. Williams
Mr. Williams
Patrick Cokerham
Mr. Cokerham
Etta Bailey
Mr. Crusty
Bob Jones
Guy Adams
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