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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
3
Miss Lora Myers visited Linneus with friends on Saturday evening. Several locals made business trips to Linneus, Brookfield, Purdin, and nearby towns. Notables include Prof J A Carm eaks illness, deaths of James Hatfield, and hospitality visits by Dr Haning, Dr Burk, and others as community accounts recount travel, family visits, and small-town errands.
Mrs Leona Parsons of Chillico spent the first of the week at her home in this city Oca Garnett necev ents Mr and Mrs J J Garrett Mr and Mrs Lester Peters were Brookfield Visitors Saturday Everet Lambert of North Salem was here on business Tuesday Orbra Jones tax collector of Duncan township will make his last settlement with the county court at Milan today James Nevins of Kansas City spent the first of the week with For Sale Several bales extra nice clover hay also several bales nice bean hay at 50 cents per bale at my residence in Browning Rev C R Luton his mother Mrs Rachel D Nevins Mrs P C Mullins is now able to be up part of the time which will be good news to her legion of friends here Ed Hollon who is with the CCC is spending this week with his family in this city
Mr and Mrs Estel Riddler spent Tuesday in Centerville and Mrs Ernest Bradshaw visited relatives in Unionville. Thanks to L C Carpenter for subscription favors. Tobacco for sale by T B Gooch 5 and 20 cents. Guy L Peters attended to business in Brookfield Wednesday morning. Mrs Marie Head and Mrs J G Nickell spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Dewey Nickell.
Mrs John Burwell of Huntsville visited relatives this week while J S Jacobs was listed as sick and Dr Roger wagacaled out to see her. CWA workers cut wood part time for donation to the needy. J B Fleming of Linneus and Mrs RG Dray visited one afternoon last week. Maude Fields, Chula, and Mr and Mrs Guy Adams were dinner guests of Mrs Hinda Rush. D B Gooch stayed with Mr and Mrs Charley Gooch, V B Arnold made a business call, noted as a top local farmer with corn and hogs.
Elsworth Turner of Corn visited Tuesday on business matters. L. W. Hummel returned with his wife from Oklahoma where they visited the Sloan and Twyman families. Guests for Sunday dinner included Gus Ingburg and others from Bucklin and Brookfield, plus Mabel Shatto of Milan. Mrs. Ingram's health is improving. C. Bailey renewed for the home paper and for his sisters in Oregon. W. H. Dickinson and Harvey Fields returned from Oklahoma after a pleasant trip and visit with relatives in Kansas City.
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