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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
4
Brown ing Missouri publication enters second class mail service at the local post office as an official notice.
Letters testamentary granted by Linn County Probate Court to Virginia Es Melton executrix. Notice dates August 1923. All claims must be presented within six months or be barred. one year from letters may bar any further claims. Attest: Arthur L. Prett, judge of probate.
Sunday gathering at Walter Patterson home highlighted by Patterson family and Mrs Hubert Lyons returning from Colodido with relatives in tow. Grandia Creason arrived from Tusia Ukly. Aamt Manetva and Joe Creason family also mentioned among visitors near Purdin and Bryan.
Cross Roads and Cora area residents report hog shipments from Cora on Sunday by George Pipes and John Harmon with Erney Shepherd and Eli Shipley in town Monday. School began Monday at Cross Roads with Ay ia Carmack and at Cora with Berthema Spencer as teachers. Local farming updates mention Field Fariing buying a new Ford. The party of Mrs Win Moore of Milan visited. Racheal Williams and daughter from Oklahoma were guests. Gus Hosloton delivered sheep Saturday. Chas Dannybell and wife of Milan visited last Thursday. many area youth attended a dinner at Chas Harris Sunday.
Calhoun and Thornton report at the Methodist Church Conference on closing year work. The notes mention church agitations, ship counts, kindnesses, and hopes for growth next year. Browen? pastor Browen clo ses this year.
Mae Marsh stars in Polly of the Circus with a stagey charm at the Electric Theatre showing Saturday night admission 10 and 25 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones entertained at their country home south of the city with a one o'clock dinner. Guests included Messrs and Mesdames J. B. Harvey, S. C. Lantz, W. P. Gilmer, J. J. Knifong, Guy Dams, Orryl Adams and others.
Circus arrives with wild animals clowns trained horses and acrobats Mae Marsh stars in Polly of the Circus at the Electric Theatre Saturday night admission 10 and 25 cents.
Pete Carmack of Cora was here on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Finis Dell of near Linneus were here Monday visiting Mrs C E Potter. Also listed are Brac Browning J B F Wampler Chester Browning C B Knifong James Dunlap and C L Me.
Dr Montgomery a stomach liver blood skin specialist advertises a single day in Browning Missouri September 14 1923 from 9 am to 6 pm. He promises painless piles cure without surgery and immediate work return with no hospital stay. He claims a broad cure range including kidneys liver heart and many other conditions with free confidential examination.
Local residents visit, travel, and casual business notes include T. S. Lambert and A. M. Street in Milan, Rev. Coram en route to court, and Mr. and Mrs. Creason visiting from Milan. Reports mention W. P. Stephenson’s asthma, a child’s broken leg, store display improvements, and multiple social calls.
James W. Lary editor of the lowtown Chronical made a social call at the office on Monday while returning from a family visit at Brookfield. Mrs Alpha Hollon of Catara de also called on Saturday for a business matter. Thiera Lambert and Mrs Lambert with Mr and Mrs Archie Dickinson motored to Kirksville Thursday for an operation on gall stones. J W Riddle made a business call Saturday reporting his daughter was recovering after tonsil surgery at Grim Hospital in Karksville.
Mr and Mrs Willie Hedges of Purdin were guests of Mr and Mrs E D Christy for the week. They will move to Winnigan to take charge of the Winnigan school. The Browning area reports Opal Sand Leo Neely assisting, and a Pleasant Grove Baptist meeting noted. Community notes praise Dodson melons and the Enterprise cemetery cleanup and luncheon.
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