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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
The Brown ing Leader Record notes Joe Nickell editor and postal entry details for Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter on July 8 1897. Dated Thursday November 19 1925 this item records local newspaper history and publication status.
The report lists residents and travelers in North East Linn as cold and snowy weather continues. Mrs. F. M. Cattey improves after illness while Ben Cattey visits Perry McColumb's. Leslie Sweat and wife arrive near Helena Oklahoma to stay with Maggie Brewer, and Sam Rasant the peddler was in the area last week. Theodore McCollum returns from Colorado with typhoid and remains seriously ill, with friends hoping for recovery.
Cold weather lasting a week in the area. Visits include Mrs Belva Lumsden Mrs Mattie Payne of Okla and sister Mrs Ed Bundies of Pur din to Mr and Mrs Tom Bundridge. Meetings at Cora and Clem Springs well attended with Lena Schmitz from Scottland leading. Proceeds from White Oak Grove pie supper exceed $20. Duff Jennings buys a pony from Ernest Bundridge. Paul Shatto is very ill.
Local society column lists visits and gatherings among residents. Names include Mrs Jack Brown Billie Ogle Clarence Watkins Joe Bummer Eddie Ogle L H Eden Freda Ethel Lizzie Bailey Gayel Zimmerman Joe Keithley Irvin Smith Johnnie Jennie Kathryn Shrickhise and Rev Howland with activities on Friday Saturday and Sunday at various homes and Pleasant Grove church.
North Salem News notes W. G. Smith and family spent Sunday with C. E. Smith. Miss Flossie Wyatt and Miss Edith Wyatt visited Mrs. Edna Gambert on Sunday.
Sunday visits mark the week with Erman Riddle and George Fanning as well as Scott Brantner and Orlo Seymour families. Illnesses include Clarence E. Kibble's blood poison and Ted McClellan's typhoid fever. several residents recover from cancer surgery and recent illnesses.
Letters of Administration granted to H. A. Warren by Linn County Missouri Probate Court with hearing dated November 12 1925. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from letters grant date are forever barred. Purdin Items. It is about time for another snow storm. Ray Pulliam and family visited at Willard Ross' Sunday. L. M. McIntyre and Wm. Pull-
IAM went to Kansas City Tuesday to attend the American Royal Stock Show a few days. Mary Couch visited Eva Steen R. M. Ross and family visited Willard Ross and family Sunday. H. C. Taylor and wife of Brookfield visited R. M. Ross and family Thursday. Eva Steen Mary Couch and Nellie Pulliam visited at the D. L. Cady home Sunday. There was a crowd at the Ross sale Saturday and things sold fairly well despite bad weather. Henry Fuller and W. T. McGhee went to Kansas City Wednesday to attend the Royal Stock show.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will hold a bake sale and chicken dinner at Ogle's Meat Market on December 5. Proceeds support the aid society's charitable works.
Calhoun and Thornton advertise residence properties for sale at bargain prices along with town properties and farms offered for exchange. Low-rate financing options highlighted to attract buyers and investors.
Farm owner William Pulliam prohibits hunting and trespassing with guns dogs or traps across the property. Violations may lead to enforcement actions on the premises.
M. E. Church notes report a helpful Sunday morning worship with strong cooperation for revival efforts. Evening services were canceled due to the Baptist church revival, and union Thanksgiving services are scheduled at the church with a program to be announced elsewhere. James L. Bate, Pastor.
Cross Roads and Corn reports D G Havens shipped hogs from Corn on Saturday morning. Nearby residents attended the pie supper at White Oaks Friday night. Nora Lee Harmon spent Saturday night and Sunday with her aunt Mrs Roy Knifong. Corn husking is the season. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Compton visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs General Sayre and son were visiting from Thursday to Saturday with Chr Dodson and family. R H B Jennings was a Milan visitor Saturday evening.
T. P. Bundridge was in Cora one day last week. Wm. A. Butler of Milan spent Friday night with E. E. Maxey.
H F Carter visited Brookfield Sunday while Tom MIX starred in The Everlasting Whisper at Electric. C B Chenoweth of Linneus helped with wire work Tuesday and Uncle John Bailey stopped by the office. Mrs Fay Peterson left Saturday for Eddyville Iowa to visit her son Harry and family. A pie supper at White Oak Grove schoolhouse Friday drew a large crowd and many enjoyed it. A weekly snow storm hit Saturday, milder than the prior two.
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