Local News Sketches From Green Valley and Surrounding Areas
Green Valley and nearby towns feature a stream of social visits farm work and illnesses. Reports note sick residents Van Fossen Moberly Cutberth Dunlap and many local households. A death Mrs Perry Callihan is reported with husband and child. A surprise birthday party honors Geraldine McCalley amid busyness and town chatter. A light rain fell Friday night with cooler temperatures affecting corn and vegetables.
Purdin Items Show Local Movements and Visits
Street and Johnson shipped hogs Monday. Uncle Tom Fields is able to be around again. Geo Crockett of Unionville passed through our city Saturday. Sid Morris plowed for Miles Hutchinson last week. Miss Ara Neet visited friends in Purdin Friday and Saturday. Ed Powell of Linneus shook hands with friends in Purdin Saturday. John Calhoun and family visited friends Sunday. Fred Armstrong and parents visited his brother Tom in Purdin Sunday. Chas McNeiley and wife from Browning visited Tom Woods family Saturday eve. Miss Nora Myers and sister visited Saturday evening and Sunday. Beulah Cassity returned to Milan after two weeks with grandparents. Irene Baskett left for Kirksville to attend graduation exercises where her brother George graduates. W G Beckett took a crowd of girls on an outing to Brookfield in his new auto. Purdin Commercial Club printing stationery with officers and committees. School board employed Miss Blanche Maxwell and Miss Mary Trumbo for the intermediate and primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Dunlap
W. Harmon
Milan
Ray Myers
Humphreys
Ray
Scottsville
Bertha Maggart
Roger
Letha Williams
Ara Neet
Purdin
Ed Powell
Linneus
John Calhoun
Chas. McNeiley
Browning
Tom Woods
Nora Myers
Marie
Floy Mead
Beulah Cassity
A. M. Cassity
Irene Baskett
Kirksville
State Normal
George
W. G. Beckett
Brookfield
Beckett
Valley Sunday Night By The Neighborhood
Local voice recounts Sunday evening chatter about yard work and farming. Albert Smith is planting corn this week after seed rotted when the ground stayed cold two weeks ago. The speaker cautions patience and warns against rushing the season or waiting for frost to save the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
For Rent 135 Acres Blue Grass Pasture and 50 Acres Corn
For rent 135 acres of blue grass pasture with ample shade and water. 50 acres of corn land available on share or cash basis. Inquiries at Peoples Bank Browning Mo. Contact Jas Neet and S L Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank
Browning, Mo
Jas. Neet
S. L. Gibson
Wm. Hawkins
John Mairs
School staff and planning for next year announced
Prof. Melvin is employed with a corps of teachers to lead the school for the coming year and Purdin provides insurance for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Melvin
Purdin
Land for sale in Arkansas with ample acreage
Advertisement offers tracts from 39 to 880 acres in Arkansas at four dollars per acre. Describes fruit land, corn and vegetables, fine pasture and abundant range. Respond to O. M. Pryor of Havana Arkansas and mention reading in the Leader-Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
O. M. Pryor
Havana
Ark
Administrators Named for Curtis Estate in Missouri
Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Probate Court on May 15 1912 for the estate of R T L Curtis. Emma L Curtis and John Marrs serve as administrators. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from publication to avoid forever losing rights to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Curtis
Linn County
Missouri
Emma L. Curtis
John Marrs
Robert D. Crookshanks
William J. Gooch
Hal Lane Jr. to Stand at Browning Farm 1912
C N Russell announces Hal Lane Jr. a red sorrel horse 15 1 2 hands high and 1109 pounds will stand the 1912 season seven miles west of Browning. He offers gaited saddle and driving qualities and foal getter with terms eight dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. owner not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Lane
Browning
C. N. Russell
Testamentary Letters Granted for Crookshanks Estate
Notice declares Letters Testamentary issued to William J. Gooch as Executor for the estate of Robert D. Crookshanks in Linn County Missouri and sets six month allowance period and one year claims bar from publication date.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green Valley
Win van Fossen
Fairview
Geo. Carlsted
Simon Buckner
C. G. Cutberth
John Harding
Frank P. McKay
Earl Moberly
Near Humphreys
Alex Jacobs
Alex
Homer McKay
Will van Fossen
George Bailey
A. V. Harper
Perry Callihan
Fred Cutberth
Violet
Ralph McCalley
James Dunlap
Brother-Inlaw
Roy Allen
C. G.cutberth
Bryant Stewart
Miss Dora
Frank McKay
Marvin McCalleys
Geraldine
Roy Carlsted
Roy
Recorder’s
J. R. Carlsted
Kansas
Street & Johnson
Uncle Tom Fields
Geo. Crockett
Unionville
Our City
Sid Morris
Miles Hutchinson
Fred Armstrong
Tom
Purdin Commercial Club
Blanche Maxwell
Mary Trumbo
Pri
Hal Lane, JR
Harvey
Crete
Rauer Brothers
H. T. Still
Krotch
J. J. Smith
Colorado
Burlington
L. T.wykoff
W. A. Lalor
N. Broadway
St. Louis
R. T. L. Curtis
Hackney
J. B. Fleming