Brown ing Missouri Editor Notice of Publication
Joseph Nickell, editor, enters at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8, 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
4
Joseph Nickell, editor, enters at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8, 1897.
South Sullivan reports J. E. Brown building a modern residence on his farm while W. L. Taylor constructs a barn. J. E. Shepherd's crew works on Earl Johnsons project. Regular visits include Earl Johnson to Linneus and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nef with B. W. Alexander in Purdin. Mrs. A. W. Thompson of Chillicothe visits the area.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bailey and Mrs. L. R. Dell with daughter Mrs. John Burwell left Sunday for Fayetteville to visit relatives for a couple of weeks. Bert L. Powell will soon complete H. A. Thurlo's new home which is modern with an electric lighting system installed.
I C H Lay administrator of the estate of Joseph D Lay deceased will make the final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on November 10 1912 creditors and others interested are notified to appear
Notice that J. G. Harvey has sold his drug store to L. O. Carpenter and asks all debtors to come forward immediately to pay what is owed. Adv. J. G. Harvey.
Fragmentary notes describe visits to Green City by J. VanFossen and mention Zeigler family matters. Garbled text references Daisy Zeigler, Jim McKee, and a sale of property, with an incomplete item about Frank McKay and street life in Galt and an apples gathering activity.
Orders of the day in this neighborhood mention Mrs. Lloyd Crowdis and Miss Pearl Crowdis at Roger Monday. The meeting at the M E Church in Humphreys grows more interesting as Rev. Hall conducts. Everyone is urged to attend.
Chariton County nursery stock advertisement solicits agents to sell stock. Clifton Hill Nursery Co based in Dalton Missouri seeks workers or representatives to promote and distribute plant stock locally and regionally.
Sunday visits at J J McCollum home. Coal freight from Gifford by Cattey and Clapp. Elder Potter conducted a Cattey appointment. Opel and Earl McCollum return from Kirksville. Elwood Abbott buys Bunch hardware at Winigan and moves there. Born to John Bauer and wife on October 29 a son. Grandson W H Brewer called grandpa.
Local note reports Wm. L. Rinehart is on the sick list for the current week with no further medical details provided.
A Burlington pitch invites readers to consider spending winters in California. The ad touts the climate and sights, promises easy questions and a free information folder, and promotes Burlington's Personally Conducted Excursions as a money saving, unique opportunity.
We have arrangements to handle the Mendota Block Coal this year. We hold the exclusive agency and the price will be in line with all Iowa coals. See us. Adv. tf Peters Prod. Co.
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