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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
6
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Pleasant Grove notes report W F Rainer delivered hogs in Purdin Monday and Henry Elliott did business in Linneus Saturday. Miss Alice Maxwell returned to Linneus after a successful Nevins school. A Pleasant Grove WGC T U entertainment Sunday evening was a success and a young people’s union was organized. Warn Pullum and wife welcomed a baby girl. Shelby’s Charley Miller moved to the Cokerham farm and Edgar Cokerham family relocated near Shelby. Mrs. E A Nevins visits Dr Nevins at North Salem. Mrs. Linn Hanks and daughter Sarah visited Mrs. Kate Hill. Salem notice lists a few full blood S C Rhode Island red cockerels at $1. Leave orders at the office.
Brookfield visitor Jake Fields came Sunday while Horatio Beck will move to the L. M. Kenley farm. Milan visitors R. E. Head and J. B. Chittum came one day last week. Linneus couple J. N. Carter and wife visited over Sunday with J. P. Pipes and wife. Dan Havens welcomed a baby daughter. Anna Palmer guest at J. W. Lantz's Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Hall remains very ill after a week on the sick list. Stella Roach of Humphreys visits C. D. Moore family. E. E. Harris of Kirksville spent days here on business and visiting relatives. Weekly prayer meeting well attended and progressing. Last Wednesday night services at Andrew Myers attracted more attendees than space allowed. Last night a meeting was held at J. P. Pipes. Fancy belt pins advertised at Farmers Store.
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