Bean Blossom Social and Local Trades Report
L M Wetcon was shredding last week while Garnet Bailey Opel Bailey and Virgie Watson visited. Hogs were butchered by Art Milburn for family use. Delmer McCollum and Ralph Davis worked for M L Watson and on business in New Boston. Brooksfield trip for L M Watson on circuit court jury. J C Head and wife visited, John Fitzgerald visited Albert. Bryan Watson shipped three Beagles to Yellow Creek Kennels with destinations Des Moines Crocker and Lincolnton. Total value 385 dollars. Party at L M Watson’s Friday night was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Watson
Brookfield
Yellow Creek
Des Moines
Iowa
Crocker
Lincolnton
N.C
Local visits and people on the move around Cora and area
A patchwork of names and movements across Cora and nearby towns. Frank Jennings works for G M Spencer while James Brinkley moves to Edgar Tulley farm near Cora. families from Milan, Green City, and Chillicothe visit relatives. Albert Spray travels to Shenandoah for Old Fiddlers contest broadcast. others deliver apples and swap horses as locals update daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brinkley
Edgar Tulley
Cora
Local Social Roundup From Milan And Nearby Areas
Floy Long visited Browning while Clifford Spencer, Milan High School student, spent the weekend with family. Mrs. Eliza Shipley and daughter Mrs. Sam Breeding plus Mrs. Della Shipley visited Aunt Sally Jennings who has been ill. Lee Brown remains weak. Francis Shepherd stayed Saturday night in Milan. Mrs. H H Brinkley and daughters Icel and Nadine of Laclede visited Mrs. Ipee Head, ill again. Walter Stephenson had one day of business. Berthema Spencer and Dorothy Moberly visited the Dodson family Sunday night. Tom Daniels suffered a severe mule kick last week but is improving. A sale for Orbra Jones drew many locals. Rolley Taylor was seen on the streets Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Spencer
Milan
Eliza Shipley
Sam Breeding
Della Shipley
Sally Jennings
Lee Brown
Francis Shepherd
H.h.brinkley
Icel
Nadine
Laclede
Epee Head
Walter Stephenson
Berthema Spencer
Dorothy Moberly
Ernest Dodson
Orbra Jones
Rolley Taylor
Snowy Cross Roads visit with local guests noted
A large snow covered Cross Roads area last week. Tolene Harmon stayed from Saturday to Monday with home folks. Earnest Dodson Alex Hines and Homer Hollon visited C C Dodson home Monday Unite. James Compton and Artis Franklin traded horses Saturday while Chas Dodson and wife visited Cecil Dodson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolene Harmon
Earnest Dodson
Alex Hines
Homer Hollon
C.C
Purdin Items Note Storm and Social Updates
A heavy snowstorm worsened road conditions while Willard Ross and family moved to the Wm. Pulliam farm. The late Ray Bagley daughter’s pneumonia shows slow improvement. Be Pulliam family at D. L. Cady’s Sunday. Mrs. Lucile McDonald of Kansas City visits her parents. Radios heard the Fiddlers contest at Henry Field station Shenandoah Iowa. Joe Creason slowly improves. Eva Steen visits Mrs. Willard Ress Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard’ Ross
Pullism
Raynond Bagley
Pulliam
D. L. Cady’s
Lucile McDonald
Kansas City
Willard Pulliam
Henry Field Station
Shenandoah
Iowa
Joe Creason
Eva Steen
Willard Ress
Snowstorm Drives Drifted Roads in Garner Area
A heavy snow storm hit Thursday turning roads in Garner and surrounding vicinities to drifts. Jack Nester hauled wood to the Thudium School House during the week as cleanup and passage remained difficult for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner and Vicinity
Jack Nester
Thudium
Local residents visit and social visits noted in weekly list
Jeff Nester and wife and Ella visited Tom Bauswell and wife Monday. Charley Thudhum and wife visited Albert Dodge. Phillip Bailey and wife visited his father Alex Baikey last Sunday. R. E. Maxwell topped the market with a load of hogs and shipped to St Louis last Wednesday. Orville Thudhum and wife visited Elvis Martin and family last Saturday night and Sunday. Leonard J. Riedl worked for D Hague last Wednesday. Herbert Pepper was with Lawrence Riedl and family Friday night. R. E. Maxwell, wife and son were guests of E. E. Thudium and family Sunday night. George Thudium sawed wood two days last week. Leonard J. Riedl was a guest of R. E. Maxwell last Thursday night. Alex Bailey visited Lawrence Riedl's last Friday. John Bauer installed a new radio in his home one day last week Virgie Watson was a guest of Lyda Bailey Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Nester
Ella “Cakdray
Tom Bauswell
Charley Thudhum
Albert Dodge
Witenday
Phillip Bailey
Winn
Alex Baikey
R. E. Maxwell
St. Louis
Orville Thudhum
Elvis Martin
Leonard J. Ried
Hague
Herbert Pepper
Lawrence Ried
RE. Maxwell
E. E. Thudium
George Thudium
Leonad J. Riedl
Alex Bailey
Lawrence Riedl
John Bauer
Virgie Watson
Lyda Bailey
Fifty Dollar Bill Recovered Before Noon in Browning
J D Burwell lost a fifty dollar bill on a trip to Milan after failing to reach the bank. He searched his clothing, informed the printing office, and even told schoolboys. Editor Dodge of the Milan Standard notified Burwell that his son found the money, ending his worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Burwell
Jesse
Milan
Dodge
The
Milan Standard
Oss
Burwell
Browning
Local notes on shoppers and errands near Cora and Purain
Local items report Elza Bauswell and Alex Hines of Cora visiting on Saturday and Monday respectively. The Farmers Store sold bread, three loaves for 25 cents. Mrs. George Pulliam of Purain is mentioned among the day's brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Lantz
Elza Bauswell
Cora
Alex Hines
Monda
George Pulliam
Purain
Brookfield Notes Tell Of Funerals and School Events
Monday visitors included Mr and Mrs Harvey Dunkin and Mrs Maggie F Wells in Brookfield for the funeral of her uncle. H B Johnson of Brookfield and B F Johnson of Linneus were here on business. Fern Carter sought a sale for R J Potter delayed by illness. Teachers Examination at Brookfield High School March 5 and 6. School Board convention in sineait court room March 12 at 10:00 a m. Carl Nickell and guests returned to Brookfield amid bad roads. they nearly left Haley home and missed the afternoon passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dunkin
Maggie F. Wells
Plano
Iowa
H. B. Johnson
Brookfield
B. F. Johnson
Linneus
Stemp Hagan
Cora
Fern Carter
Purdin
R. J. Potter
Potter
Sineait Court Room
Carl Nickell
Dan Haley
Carl
Haley
Tailormade Suits at 22.50 with 375 patterns
Farmers Store advertises all wool suits priced at 22.50 with 375 patterns to choose from. Suits are described as selling fast, urging customers to select early before patterns run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Store
Lightning Rods and Fixtures Ad by L. O. Carpenter
A local advertising note presents L. O. Carpenter urging customers to buy lightning rods and fixtures. It promises fair prices and guaranteed satisfaction while promoting building protection from storms. The plea stresses timely action and direct visit to secure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O
L. O. Carpenter
Sheep Raisers Conference Draws Linn County Farmers
A county wide Sheep Raisers Conference will be held in Brookfield at the hrcart court room starting 10:00 a.m. Friday February 26. Delegates from every school district will be appointed by the Sheep and Wool Growers Association with the Farm Bureau. Sam Russell J W Burch and County Agent Hall will lead the discussion with J C White representing the St Louis sheep market. A noon luncheon hosted by Brookfield business men will be an important feature. Farmers interested in profitable sheep raising are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrcart
Agricultural Extension Service
Hall
J. C. White
St. Louis
Brookfield
Linn County
Notice Of Trustee Sale Under Deed Of Trust
Notice is given that on March 10, 1926, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the front door of the Linn County Court House in Linn County Missouri, the North west quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section seven and a 50 acre tract will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy a promissory note. The deed of trust was dated February 1, 1924 by George Clark and Myrtle Clark and recorded in Book 234, page 550. The default is for past due interest and the trust is held by State Savings Loans & Trust Company, Quincy Illinois. D V. Mardis, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Linn
Missouri
State Savings, Loans & Trust Company
Quincy
Ilinois
George Clark
Myrtle Clark
Recorder's Office
Said Linn Courtly
D. V. Mardis
Sincere Letter From Cemetery Sexton Discusses Sample Case
A county seat sexton writes to Mr Summers offering to sell a sample case and noting they are cheaper than competing sellers. He mentions having done work for others and implies favorable terms if Summers agrees to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Linn County Mo
Letters of Administration on the estate of Charles W. Hailey deceased were granted to Lena R. Bailey on February 18, 1926 by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be precluded from benefits. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hailey
Linn County
Missouri
Lena R. Bailey
Jadgeot
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. M. Wetcon
Garnet
Opel Bailey
Virgie
Dora Watson
Art Milburn
Himself
John Milburn
Delmer McCollum
M. L. Watson
Ralph Davis
New Boston
Glen Steel
North Salem
L. M. Watson
Circuit Court
J.C. Head and Wife
L. M. Watson’s
John Fitzgerald
Ethel
Albert
J.C. Head
Cora and Vicinity
Frank Jennings
G. M. Spencer
Nm Bauswell
Francis Fanning
Haskell Hollon
Floyd Fanning
Fred Whitaker
George Lumsder
Near
G.M. Spencer
Lester Lawrence
Near Green City
Ottis and
Oral Kiddie
Near Butte
Alph Dillinger
Albert Spray
Norman Dean
Chillicothe
Mrs. W. S. Langdon
Jake Lantz
Alden Marley
Walter West
Marceline
Joseph Bundridge
Rob Stephenson
Frank and
Duff Jennings
Weldon Smith
Carl Dantets
Floy Long
Chix
Southard
F. M. Stamper Co
Browning, Missouri
S. W. Summers
Purdin, Mo
W. I. Myers
Buck
P. E. Cokerham
Eagle
C. L. Grice
W. J. Myers
Feed Dryden Drug Store
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