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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
5
Mrs Hanna the optician and many locals appear in a crowded social ledger. Visitors on Saturday include Miss Geneva Frazier and Mr Charley Britton. numerous calls from Cora Purdin Linneus Meadville Milan and Kirksville mark a busy week.
Mrs. W F Stone of Purdin was here Tuesday between trains. Issac Bradshaw of Milan was here Monday on business. Gird Turner of Cora was here Saturday on business. Dr M L Haning and Joe Nickell were in Milan on business Saturday morning.
Gordon Edwards offers sixty young animals for sale at 15 dollars per head with a target launch date of April first.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindness and assistance at the death and burial of J. J. Knifong and for floral offerings. Signatories include Mrs. Sadie Knifong Mrs. S. C. Lantz and Mrs. A. B. Whaley. Also notes subscription renewal and a fund check. Dated January 23 1929 in Lawrence Kansas Browning Missouri and addressed to the Record.
Cross Roads and Cora D. W. Howard shipped his cattle and hogs from Cora on Monday. Billie Franklin brought his little daughter Ellie June home from Kirksville on Friday where she had been for treatment. J. H. Bohannon is visiting at the Chas Dodson home. George Jennings and family were shopping in Browning on Saturday. Roy Marlay sold his corn to J. B. Harmon and is hauling it this week. J. N. Maxey's family, who had been poorly, are all better. Maggie and Emmett Keithley visited Corn on Monday. Truman Lumsden was a Milan visitor Monday.
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