South Sullivan Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Jake Fields and wife visited Brookfield on Sunday while Vera Tomlin returned from Illinois to home. Lulu Smith of Brookfield stayed with Dean Seaman, and James Williams closed a successful school term at the Smith residence. The Canton Bridge Company advances work near D. G. Freeland as Sullivan county court wrestles with past bridge trouble. Christian Lambert suffers two broken ribs after a mudhole accident with Thos. Wampler. Dr. Epperson treats him and he recovers with care. The White Oak ball team’s game at Roger was called off amid visiting team unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Canton Bridge Company
D. G. Freeland
Sullivan County
J. M. Bailey
Galt
Mr. Bailey
White Oak
Roger
Christian Lambert
Thos. Wampler
Browning
George Brumbaugh
Mr. Lambert
Mr. Wampler
Dr. Epperson
Purdin Community Notices and Local Events
Community items from Purdin include church services, visits by locals, a 11 to 10 Shelby win over Purdin in baseball, a funeral for Aunt Lucy Johnson, and plans for a youth ice cream social to aid the Baptist church. Also notes on a new telephone directory and reflections on school involvement and modern family roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Shelby
Linn County Farmers Busy With Corn Cultivation
Northeast Linn Farmers are very busy cultivating corn. Clarence Westfall and family of Gifford are visiting relatives this week. Ben and Arthur Cattey and Otis McCollum attended a Woodmen picnic at Prairie Flower Sunday. Mrs Ettie Clapp and children and Mrs Emma McCollum were the guests of Mrs I J McCollum Sunday. Cattey and daughter Ida, Carrie and Ger McCollum attended school at Mount
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Hale
Laclede
Tom Barbee
George Dodge, Jr
Moberly
Mr. Dodge
Purdin
Clarence Westfall
Gifford
Ben
Arthur Cattey
Otis McCollum
Ettie Clapp
Emma McCollum
I. J. McCollum
Nk Cattey
Daught Ida
Carrie and
Ger McCollum
Mount
Road Commissioner Roy McCollum Leads Urgent Repairs This Week
The road boss Roy McCollum is directing urgent repairs where the pavement deteriorated badly in several locations this week. He emphasizes improvements are critical for safety and smooth travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCollum
Wool Wanted Paying Top Prices by Farmers Exchange Bank
Wool sought with high price offered by Farmers Exchange Bank. Contact J. D. Knifong at the Barn. Haley and Turner listed as responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Knifong
Farmers Exchange Bank
Haley & Turner
Newton Ad Notices: Debtor Seeks Settlement from Callers
Wording calls for immediate settlement of debts owed to Troy R. Howell. The notice requests all parties on account to call and settle at their earliest convenience to provide owed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy R. Howell
Foreclosure Sale Of Browning Lots In Linn County Missouri
Trustee W M Cassity will sell at the Linn county Missouri courthouse door on Friday June 30 1911 between 9 am and 4 pm to satisfy a $3600 note secured by a deed of trust on lots 12 to 18 in block 7 Browning original town. The sale is subject to a prior $7500 deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Jones
Katie Jones
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
I. W. M. Cassity
Linneus
W. M. Cassity
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Sullivan
Jake Fields
Brookfield
Vera Tomlin
Illinois
Lulu Smith
Dean Seaman
James Williams
the Smith
M. E
Gilbert
Church of Christ
Oliver Seal
E. C. Helms
Johnson Bros. of
John Johnson
Bennie Johnson
Fayette
Lucy Johnson
The
Young People’s Union
Baptist Church
Nickell
West Purdin
Ently
Northeast
Linn
Newt
Hackney Horse
Lord Poloni
Milt Moore
Browning, Mo
Browning Hackney Horse Co
J. A. Calhoun
Water
J. M. Thurlo
A. N. Thurlo
J.J. Harmon
R. M. Calhoun
Ags
T Cashier
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
H. C. Pearson , G. Schrock
I. B Christy
Melville
Peterson & Moore
Fillis de Dominant
Dominant
Bienfaisant
Vermouth
Vidoco
Coco II
Vieux-Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean-Le-Blanc
Helena
Picador I
Bayard
Estrada
L.C. Lantz
J. J. Harmon
Pet
Erson & Moore
L. ©. Lantz
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Burlington
L. T. Wykoff
Q. R.R
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