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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
8
South Sullivan and nearby towns report residents traveling to Iowa this week, visits between families, and ailing elders. Grandpa Duckworth remains very poorly while Isaac Johimsoni serves as deputy collector in Duncan township.
A new fence is being installed around Zion cemetery. A surprise birthday party honored Miss Virginia Stanforth Saturday night. Misses Della Edna and Ruby Steele were guests of Miss Lula Cassity Sunday. Walnut Grove School will close for holidays. Mrs Anna Sloan is visiting relatives near Kirksville. Wiley Taylor and family visited Perry Bunch on Sunday.
Collection notice from H. Clay Jones stating all debtors with notes or accounts should call and settle by January 1 1909 as he needs and must have his money. Signed Truly yours H. Clay Jones.
Advertises high corn prices and urges farmers to sell locally. Warns hunters to stay off farms or face prosecution. Signed Stephen Jerome and C Jerome.
Personal notices show Mrs. D. B. Hunter and Sigmond Lantz visiting nearby towns on Tuesday. Chas Mitchell and family spent Sunday away, while many others travel through Linneus Brookfield and Browning for visits. A car of hogs was shipped to St Louis, and health reports note Mrs Henry Moore improving. Local sales advertise a three room house and a line of diamonds for sale by J. W. Oxley.
Indebted individuals are urged to call and settle their balances with E A Jones at once to balance the books by January 1st.
George A. Calhoun, once practicing lawyer in this area, has received his commission as a notary public. He will handle legal advice and notary work at BE. B. Fields' office.
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