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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
5
Kirksville and surrounding area residents visit relatives in Brookfield Milan Kirksville and Kansas City over the Fourth. Friends and families gather for dinners trips hospital calls and rural get togethers with many names listed among the attendees.
Buyers expected for a large stocker and feeder cattle and calves sale by auction at St Joseph Yards on Friday September 14 with a special feeder calf show and sale on Friday October 5. Farmers and ranchers are advised to contact local livestock commission firms at the Stock Yards South St Joseph Missouri or their county agent.
Mrs. Nora Cassity visited with Mrs. Mattie Turner. Valjean Zimmerman stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMillan and Betty Clements in Linneus Tuesday night. She also spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shepherd. Monday dinner guests included Jennie Epperson and Mrs. Elizabeth Prather. Bessie Fleming of Chillicothe was weekend guest of Edgar Carter and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Bolling. J. B. Rudloff and children traveled to Chillicothe and Carrollton Sunday to view flood waters. Eunice F. Johnson of Brookfield visited Tuesday with Mrs. Artie Calhoun. H. M. Buswell of Purdin was in town Monday afternoon on business. H. G. Johnston of Purdin also visited on Monday afternoon. J. L. Crain of Chillicothe stopped by Friday afternoon to see Browning friends. John Grice and son Johnny Vic were Sunday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Smith. Alvard Almond and daughter of Liberty, Mo., with Orval Cokerham were guests in the W. J. Cokerham home Sunday.
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