Dress Goods Prices and Yardage Details Report
Dress fabrics listed with lawn batistes ginghams voiles madras priced per yard. Includes 8 10 12 1-2c grades and 5 and 2.26 yard figures. Also notes tees in a separate line.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
8
Dress fabrics listed with lawn batistes ginghams voiles madras priced per yard. Includes 8 10 12 1-2c grades and 5 and 2.26 yard figures. Also notes tees in a separate line.
One Lot ladies chose Suits and Mens suits offered in sizes from 34 to 46 for women and 34 to 38 for men. Prices shown include 18.50 20.00 and 2500 rade for.6.4055 while supplies last.
Grant Hamilton visited Humphreys Friday while Earl Neet and wife spent Sunday at Ralph Hamilton's. Willard Myers and wife went to Milan Saturday. Multiple families attended reunions and visits. Pearl Birch of Kirksville was visiting near Hum phreys. Carl Good and Minnie Sayers wed at Galt last Friday and were congratulated.
Mrs. Jas Buswell visiting parents in the country. Ben Monroe now in Oklahoma visiting relatives. Mount Olive church basket dinner last Sunday. Beulah Cassity returned to Milan after visiting grandparents. Monday held market day with many swine brought to town and shipped to market. Myers Belcher Cassity Johns spent the 4th in Keokuk and Burlington Iowa returning Saturday on No 7 with an excellent time. Elder R G Edwards preached at Church of Christ Saturday night Sunday 11 and Sunday night at this place and Grantsville at 4 p m. Fourth of July quiet in Purdin.
R A Thurlo had the measles. Frank Smith went to Reger Saturday. A shower fell Monday morning. Cant Quigley traveled to St Joe the fourth for racing. John Clevenger helped M M Barrows plow corn. Ivan Morgan and George McKinney went to Reger Sunday. Many neighbors visited Galt for a celebration. Gladys Barrows visited relatives near John Gooch. Essie Watson passed Scottsville Sunday evening. Mrs George Keithley and Mrs Rosa Fleshman of Galt visited their father and mother, Mr and Mrs Doll Dell's Sunday.
A report notes citizens gathered in North Salem Eversonville Brookfield and Chillicothe while many stayed home to enjoy shade trees and cool comfort in town.
Administrators Bina L. Curtis and John Muirs announce plan to make final settlement of the Curtis estate at the beat term of the probate court in Missouri on August 11. Creditors and interested parties may appear or file claims prior to the hearing.
I M E Haymaker executrix of Frederick M Haymaker deceased will seek final settlement at the next Linn County Missouri Probate Court term in Linneus on August 11 1913. M E Haymaker Executrix.
In Linn County Missouri Probate Court May Term 1913 Downey E Tripp administratrix petitions for sale of real estate to pay debts. Notice ordered to heirs with four weeks newspaper publication before August 11 1913 and serving copies at least ten days prior.
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