Browning Leader-Record Editor and Town Notice
Joe Nickell serves as editor for the Browning Leader Record in Browning Missouri. The paper is mailed as second class matter from Brown ing post office dated July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
4
Joe Nickell serves as editor for the Browning Leader Record in Browning Missouri. The paper is mailed as second class matter from Brown ing post office dated July 8 1897.
John Belzer sawn wood for Allen Sill Monday. Ed McCollum family left for Helena Oklahoma after three weeks here. Roy McCollum and wife welcomed a daughter Wilma. Several families attended church at Winigan and Linneus Old Settlers reunion at Linneus last week.
Fine weather for corn and warm days with cool nights as A A McCollum and family of Helena Oklahoma return home after visiting J I McCollum and relatives. Robert Cattey to attend Shelby High School this winter. Sarah Cattey to begin Brush Creek district schooling near Ethel Macon county on Monday. Frank and Van Jones of New Plymouth Idaho stop briefly with relatives on their way to Detroit Michigan. Mrs Ethel Wenworth of Minneapolis Minnesota visits her mother Mrs Maggie Brewer and starts a new visit.
Wm Oaks was in Purdin on business Saturday. Best line of sweaters in town at Dickinsons. Mrs Flora Kollasch returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives at Cantril Town. Mr and Mrs Lewis Melton of Cora made this office a business call Tuesday afternoon. This vicinity was well represented at Brookfield yesterday seeing the show. John Constant of Galt was the guest of relatives here yesterday. See the new line of Laporte dress fabrics at Dickinsons Store. Rev and Mrs Harman left Tuesday for Kirksville to attend an annual conference. Mrs Harman has made warm friends during her pastorate here. Worth Hats offer quality and style at right prices. At Dickinson Mrs Rayns Carter was taken to the hospital in Kirksville yesterday for an operation. Mr Carter and Mrs John Constant went with her.
Mrs Barbara McCollum and her three granddaughters from Hutchinson returned home Sunday following a four month visit with relatives and friends.
Alie Hines and family of Cora are moving west of Linneus this week. Sherm Hanskins and wife went to Keokuk Iowa Wednesday. Fred Havens Jr visiting at Milan this week. Duff and Edna Jennings and others attend Browning High School. Mrs Albert Marley and child on visit with her parents. Picnics at Milan with Arthur Pipes Nelson Maxey and families. Ivy Spencer and daughter visiting her father and family. Guss Hasleton near Reger visiting Chas Dodson and wife. Mrs J B Peterson paralyzed but better. Carrier exam on route 2 from Browning held at Milan. J B Harry using cane for lumbago. may consider operation. Jolley and Turner drive to Kansas City. Jolley visiting daughter, Turner with mother. Rev James E Bates and family return from St Joseph conference. Bates reappointed for another year.
Administrator's notice states Virginia E. Melton is executrix of the James E. Merrick Sr. estate in Linn county Missouri letters issued August 31 1923 by the probate court. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from letters grant date. Arthur L. Pratt judge of probate.
Residence properties for sale or rent, farms and other property available. Calhoun and Thornton advertise variety of real estate options for buyers and traders in a concise classified notice.
First published notice announces letters testamentary granted by Linn County Probate Court Missouri to Martha Flizlith Long executrix dated September 1923. Claims against the estate must be exhibited within one year or be barred. Attest: Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
Mrs N E Peterson of Chilli cothe came Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs J B Peterson. Saturday Special good brooms for 50 cents only one to customer. W H Dickinson.
J J Smith advertises Ginghams and New Zephyrs fabric 32 inches wide offered at 25 and 30 cents per yard with emphasis on affordable prices for shoppers.
The Farmers Store announces a new fall line of men and young men suits with promotional pricing emphasizing discounts. The message invites customers to dress up at lower prices and highlights in store availability.
Citizens Bank of Winigan and B P Christiy announce a large sale near North Salem featuring 120 head of livestock cattle horses mules sheep hogs an automobile and farm implements. Machinery is nearly new. Sale begins at 10 o clock on Friday September 21.
J C Green advertises a sale of horses Short horn cattle farm tools and household goods to be held Wednesday Sept 19 at his southeast city farm. He and Mrs Green plan to leave the farm for a year while he seeks recovery and they move to Ft Madison. Readers are urged to attend.
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