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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
3
Local notices list Dr E P Harvey on business in Missouri and Dr Hanna at Owl Pharmacy for sale or rent. Residents visit Milan Kirksville Linneus Purdin and Roger for business, health and family matters. Community members thank and send updates on subscriptions and favors.
Glasses offered by Optometrist Dr Hanna at the Phone Office in North Salem on Tuesday January 30 and at Cable's Store in Winigan on Wednesday January 31. Come in.
Isaac Lane of route 2 recalled friends with thanks for coin and friendship. Van Mairs renewed for the home paper. Loyal Bisby and Atlanta guests visited L O Carpenter and W F Stone farm. Croquet grounds have been unplayable for a week and the boys await dry or frozen conditions to resume games.
A flood of short notes lists residents and guests visiting Purdin Milan Linneus and nearby towns. It mentions business trips by Cassity Howard Peterson and Knifong, social visits by the Barrows family and the Bagley households, hospital stays for Mrs. Cotter, and shopping trips to Brookfield and Moberly.
Bill Guffey announces he is no longer connected with Browning Motor Co and will continue auto repair work from Alspach Blacksmith Shop. Hours are 8 to 5 or by appointment with phone 102.
Charley Coon visited north of Milan with the Dewey Nickells. Joseph Bundridge and family near Cora traded here Tuesday. A visit to Chillicothe included Mr and Mrs Fred Peters and Mr and Mrs Roy Peters. Mrs Basil Lay returned to Chicago after three weeks with Ella Stufflebean and relatives. Land rental demand signals farming activity next year. H L Schrock and wife went to Sedalia for a Methodist laymen meeting.
Coal dealers Brassfield Brothers advertise rental of J. D. Lay scales and promise ample coal on hand. Contact numbers 123 and 215 for customers seeking dependable fuel.
Mrs. Florence Barge and Miss Lorene Burkholder hosted a two course bridge dinner Monday evening. Mrs. Dorothy King and Mrs. Mariyn Gooch won high scores at their tables. The top scorer at each table received a valentine box of candy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hooker were in Linneus on business Tuesday. E. J. Brantner and B. O. Brant ner and son Wesley spent Tuesday in Brookfield on business. Dewey Nickell visited relatives northwest of Milan over Sunday. Miss Mabel Shatto a Brookshier teacher will spend Wednesday night with Milan folks. George Haley returned home near Wheeling after visiting his parents in town. Mrs. W. H. Dickinson and Mrs. Robert Moore visited the Duncans in Brookfield Tuesday. Mrs. E. G. Brookshier visited relatives in Milan yesterday. J. B. Harmon Ot Stone Wetzell Wampler and Scott Browning went to Purdin to croquet. Allen Gill of North Salem sent the Leader-Record to Joe Sill in Woodward Okla.
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