Neighborhood News: Local visits and events in Browning and Milan
Downey Pipes of Browning visited Joe Mair's this past week. Families move and visit towns including J B Christy’s farm James Sevier’s and William Hawkins. Rev Royston to preach at Zion next Sunday. Several relatives hosted and travelers reported including Cal Redding en route to Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Anna ‘Mairs
Lowny Pipes
J. N. Opel
Rev
Royston
Zion
Sarah Blackman
Local Gossip and Visits Across Milan and Surrounding Areas
Milan residents and nearby communities report social visits and travels. Gertie Morelock visits Ron Dells and John Burwell. Walter Prather travels to Texas. Grover Gable and family visit John Ishbacks. Ed Phillips visits his brother William Phillips in Gal latin. the community notes farm plans and moving, wood sawing, plowing, and school term end. A funeral for Gould Bennett is reported and John Clements of Roger dies aged elder statesman.
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Gertie Morelock
Milan
Ron_ Dells
John Burwells
Walter Prather
Texas
Grover_Gable
John Ishbacks
Ed Phillips
Gallatin
Wm. Phillips
John W Fields
Bud Lays
Walter Sayers
Colorado
Missouri
Local social notes from Purdin and surrounding areas
Mrs Geo Smith returns from Chillicothe after visiting relatives. Shermen Hale and wife hosted O J Dean and wife in Linns Tuesday and Wednesday. Mary Homan of Milton, Iowa, guest of friends here last week. George O Rea r and Mary Westgate of Linneus wed last Tuesday. Mrs Furnish of Linneus shopped here Wednesday. Mrs Robert Moore improving after illness. Daisy Grear of Milan filled millinery position at Purdin Mercantile. Geo Wetness of Linneus visited between trains. Ella Neff visited Saturday and Sunday. Mrs J W Pulliam and Etta Rudy shopped in Browning Monday. W P Reedy returned from Southern Kansas. Geo Kirk and Bevier children came to see his mother. John Jenins of Colorado Springs visiting local folks while Kirk goes to Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shermen Hale
O J Dean
Linnens
Mary Homan
Milton Iowa
George O’rear
Mary Westgate
Linneus
Furnish
Robert Moore
Daisy Grear
Milan
Purdin Mercantile Company
Geo Wetness
Ella Neff
Saturda
J W Pulliam
Etta Rudy
Browning
W P Reedy
Kansas
South Sullivan and Nearby Wayward Records
A short rural note cluster mentions a new voter at DG Free land and Turner brothers among ill health and family visits. It notes rubber merchants and traders delivering goods next fall, road dragging by farmers, and mine props cut near Cora. Families, visits, and local happenings fill the day.
Local notes on farming and residents in the region
Taylor reports road work and farmers sowing oats while talk turns to Garden City plans. Family news includes James Roach Jr moving to Canada, Edith Neete home from Kirksville, and the Chowning baby’s illness. Western county chatter covers illness, travel, and livestock notes amid preparations for the week.
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Agnes
Virginia Stanforth
James Sevier’s
George Walker
William Hawkin
Henry Blackman
Troyer
Lydia
Florence Winkleblack
Larra
Myrtle Cox
Pearl Yardley
James Sanders
Myrtle Franklin
James Franklin
Cal Redding
Lincoln Neb
Edward Cassity
Purdin
J M Fishback
Mr Burns
Winigan
James Bennett
Isaac ‘Bennett
Harry ‘Scott
Osgood
James Merrick
William Stone
Laredo
B'Stone
Frank Basket
L Cotter
Walter Gooch
Grover Murrell
Frank Powell
Florence Gable
Emma Burns
Mr McClaren
White Oak Grove
Daniel Wilhite
Upton
T Rantom
Itown
Goodson
Brookshier
John Clements
Roger
Schrock
Clements
Geo Smith
Chilicothe
Geo Kirk
Bevier
Kirk
Brookfield
John Jenins
Colorado Springs
South Sullivan
DG Freeland
Low Turner
Winiga
Elsworth Turner
Virgil Schrock
Grant
Tom
Cora
Joseph Nickels
Taylor
Manly Hamilton
Garden City
Kan
Jim Roach
James Roach, Jr
Dominion of Canada
Edith Neete
Kirksville
Rufus Callahan
Humphrey
Dan Myers
Floyd Crooks
Gorld
Roy Crooks
Bug Span
Mules Bros
Galt Lag
Roy
J. South Main St
al. Mairs
Davts
Asseuri
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