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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
Notice indicates mail matter entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class on July 8 1897. The fragment notes official mailing status and date for historic postal record.
Worthess Langdon and Ernest Langdon visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tharp visited John Quigley. Jas Dodson and family called on Rev Creason. John Langdon visited Alden Tharp. Mrs Geo Pipes and daughter plus Mrs Roy Dunlap and children returned home. Mary Pipes Ann Brinkley and children with Webb Pipes family and Eva Bessie and Orbra Jones visited E E Maxey.
I J C Sayers executor of Moses Sayers estate will make final settlement at Linn County Probate Court Lisneus on November 11. The notice is to all creditors and interested parties.
Everet Riley traveled to Chicago Sunday morning to visit relatives for a few days. Mrs. Harry Neff left Friday for a visit with her mother in Missouri City. Mrs. J. S. Jacobs visited Brookfield relatives from Friday to the start of the week. F. J. Alspach and wife stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alspach in Browning on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Crook shanks left last week for Hanford California.
Mrs. Sarah Dell shows slight improvement while J. L. Clevenger gathers corn. Julius Brehm breaks ground as Jess Burwell leaves Scottsville Sunday. Ed Myers plans corn gathering this week. Mrs. Wm. L. Rinehart visited Roger Saturday and Claud Whaley with wife were at the farm Sunday. Verge Dell drove Mrs. Herb Foster home Saturday. Mrs. Luther Shepherd drove to Browning Saturday. Mr. Henry Warren and wife visited Sam Warren.
F T Schrock and family visit mother Mrs P D Schrock near Browning. T S Elliott returns from Kirksville with two sons attending normal. F P Williams and Charles visit J D Elliott’s family near Cora. Kenley party honors Claud’s birthday. A B Stewart visits Farmington and plans a new home near Green Valley school. Hank Oliver and Miss Jessie Artz drive to Browning. Seaman family travels to George Carlstedt’s via Av en Hicks. Roxina Jones visits Scottsville school. Barrows and sons trap a large coon. Local business ad for china and glassware offerings.
Having purchased the dray I am prepared to provide prompt careful service. W M Hicks advertises draying capabilities and urges potential clients to contact for transportation needs.
North Salem reports include water-well efforts by J H Moore with little water found, real estate moves with Jess Head and Frank Head buying property in Gifford, and Uncle Joe moving to Gifford for a business venture. Local preaching by Rev Geo Bowman and Rev Maples, school visit by Prof Ed Joyce, and an oyster and peach supper postponed due to bad weather. Voter guidance urges scratching both Yes and No on Constitutional Amendments 6 and 7 to avoid invalidating the vote.
Mrs. Ora McCabe and her children visited Kirksville for a medical exam. Elizabeth Stanton of Scappoose Ore left after visiting Lambert family. Mrs. Harris of Hobert Okla and Mrs. Calhoun of this city called at the office. Ollie McCalmont and children left for Santa Rosa New Mexico. A. S. Lambert and Callison Steele advertise Milan Granite Works. C. W. Haggard spent a week laying cement floors and walks for F. S. Johnson and A. B. Clark.
Letters of Administration issued by Linn county Probate Court on October 13 1919 to C H Lay Administrator. Claimants must exhibit within six months or be barred from estate benefits. If not exhibited within one year from publication, claims are forever barred.
A store promotes a line of solid gold rings, including set rings and plain bands. The sets are guaranteed and will be replaced free if they wear out. The rings are advertised as seamless and solid gold through the band. Crone Ady is noted in the copy.
All parties owing notes or accounts to the late Dr. Chas. VanWye are directed to call at the administrator’s home and settle their balances. Adv. Mrs. M. E. VanWye Admx.
Diotie given letters of administration on the estate of Henry Swisegood in Linn County Missouri. Probate hearing set for October 10, 1918. Claimants must present claims within six months from issuance and one year from publication to be barred. Charles M. Thornton Administrator.
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