Local notices and town news roundup
Justice court sat last Wednesday. Lee Cox held a surplus stock sale Monday. Osborns visit from Iowa this week. L L Smith improving after illness. O K bridge workers called to Greencastle wreck Sunday. H M Smith in county seat for dental work. M P Overton returns from Council Bluffs on business. I B Campbell family to move west in about a week. Bridge east of town due to be completed in a week. O K passenger delayed four hours after freight wreck near Greencastle. New merchants, successors to Shatto Brothers, plan to move once a house is rented or bought. Gus Hostleton sold two hogs weighing 1310 lbs total, at 8 cts per lb. Protracted meeting continues with some conversions and good order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Greencastle
H. M. Smith
M. P. Overton
Council Bluffs
Southeast Linn Week In Court And Local Visits
Southeast Linn notes a court appearance by M W Gooch in Brookfield last week. Lee Warren and family visited A S Lambert's on Sunday. Ben Swicegood visited his brothers John and James this week. Harrison Denny headed to Texas county Missouri Monday to seek a location. Alfred Lambert visited R L Warren and Geo Spencer Sunday night. Williard and Sam Stufflebean plan to saw this week with about 400 good legs at the mill. A car of Zephyr Flour shorts and bran will arrive this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lambert
R. L. Warren
Geo. Spencer
Williard
Sam Stufflebean
Purdin Items Highlight Local Visits and Updates
Ala Dodson of Milan visited in Purdin. G W Cumbo a sick harness maker. Mrs Miles Hutchinson and Lola visited Linneus. Local lodge attendees in Linneus. John Pounds bought Hutchinson property north town. Protracted M E church meetings closed. Rural mail carrier John Hale plans to move. Geo Smith visits Oklahoma. may relocate. Dr Dryden slowly recovering sight. Mrs St John W C T U lecturer at M E church. Lodge members travel to Chillicothe for encampment.birth and funeral of Nolan Iris Norvell. Seed corn ad invites subscriptions at LEADER-RECORD office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hutchinson
Lola
Linneus
Geo. Adams
John Harvey
Jas. Turner
Local Social Notes From Yellow Creek District
Mrs. Josh Lambert remains on the sick list while Howe and Glen Arnold left Sunday for Kansas. A Thursday night dance at Walter Brantner's drew a large crowd. Brantner is moving to the Henry Dennis farm. Oscar Linhart married Nellie Carmack on February 20 at Winigan. Mrs. Christina Minor visits daughter Mrs. F. M. Wheatcraft. A party at Geo. Jones last Friday night was enjoyed by many locals. Bro. Rothchild of Kirksville, visiting for Yeoman Lodge work, returned home Saturday. Edna Bickley closed a successful term at Chaplin school with a morning recitation, noon dinner, and afternoon program.
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Christina Minor
F. M. Wheatcraft
Geo. Jones
Edna Bickley
Chaplin
Local Social Notes From Long Branch
Fine weather in Long Branch. William Steele visited R C Sloan. James Bolling and wife spent Sunday in Browning. Ben and Carrie Opel visited George Walker. Ada Bolling visited J W Mairs. George Walker and wife traveled to Milan on business. Van Mairs and George Bauswell called on Wm Haven. J W Mairs and wife Browning Monday. J W Mairs, Mrs Anna Sloan, Bessie Steel, Anna and Van Mairs on sick list.
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James Bolling
Browning
Ben
Carrie Opel
Geo. Walker’s
George Walker
Milan
van Mairs
George Bauswell
Wm. Haven
J. W. Mairs
Anna Sloan
Bessie Steel
Anna and
Norvell Family Thanks Friends for Kindness
Mr and Mrs Carl Norvell express gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and burial of their beloved child Nolan Iril Norvell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Norvell
Nolan Iril Norveil
Six Beautiful Teaspoons Free Farm Progress Offer
Farm Progress of St. Louis Missouri offers six silveroid spoons as a gift with a one year subscription for 25 cents or a dozen spoons with a two year sub at 50 cents. Spoons are six inches long with beaded edges and durable non tarnishing finish. Existing subscribers receive extension of their subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Progress of
St. Louis
United States
Free seed corn offer from Farmer and Breeder
The notice promotes free quart seed corn with new subscriptions to the Farmer and Breeder, a Missouri monthly on farm crops and stock. It urges planting pure bred seed for higher yields, noting the publication costs 50 cents yearly and is produced near Missouri's Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
Great Agricultural College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger
Justice Court
Lee Cox
W. S. Osborn
Iowa
L. L. Smith
I. B. Campbell
West
Shatto Brothers
Gus Hostleton
Linn
M.W. Gooch
Brookfield
Lee Warren
A. S. Lambert
Ben Swicegood
Brothers
John and
James
Harrison Denny
Texas County
H. Clay Jones
Purdin
Ala Dodson
G. W. Cumbo
Herman Schrock
Bank of Purdin
Geo.Smith
John Pounds
Jno. Hutchinson
North Town
M. E. Church
South
John Hale
Sumner Hale
Geo. Smith
Oklahoma
Dr. Dryden
Chillicothe
Little Nolan Iris Norvell
Jenkins Cemetery
M. R. F. Nickell
Leader-Record
Yellow Creek
Josh Lambert
Walter Brantner
Henry Dennis
Winigan
Oscar Linhart
Nellie Carmack
Bro. Rothchild
Kirksville
Yeoman Lodge
Law of Laster
Dryden’s
Home of Quality Goods
Wm. Steele
R. C. Sloans
Ada Bolling
J. W Mairs
D. B. Gooch
W. P. Gooch & Sons
Nova Mundell
Browning, Mo
Business Directory
Roy Whaley
Austin Brothers
Tensorial Artists
South Side Main St
der. Chas. Vanwye
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
W. C. Ingram
Lantz
Biswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
H. E. Epperson
W. M
W. P. Nickell
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Floy Moore
N.G
Mollie Crawley
M.W. A
K. M. Ducan
V. C
J. E. Marvin
EvpRepce
Eldredge
Samson & Fairbanks
City Drug Store
Corver 4Th & Main
Browning, Missouri
D. L. Whaley
Mammoth
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