Rain Needed As County Correspondents Report
A good rain is badly needed in this vicinity. S. H. Linhart visits Kirksville to see his son at the Normal. James Harris and wife visit near humbys with several local families. Gov. Folk's visit to Browning draws many locals. E. E. Harris and family guest at T. S. Elliott home. Mrs. Maggie Crowdis visits Ella Franklin. R. E. Crowdis contracts for new corn crop. Grove church to hold services next Sunday morning and night. C W Russell reports sister Etta Bailey in St Louis undergoing treatments and hopes to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Linhart
Kirksville
Fonso
James Harris
Humbys
Herert Hamilton
Jack Cotter
Tom Southerland
Dona Lambert
Ray
Joe Johnson
Claud Elliott
Loyd Crowdis
Ralph Elliott
the Grove Church
E. M. Capp
C. W. Russell
Etta Bailey
St. Louis
Taylor family plans Oklahoma visit this Wednesday
Taylor Tom Myrick and family and mother intend starting to Oklahoma Wednesday to visit Neve Myrick and family and Charles Cramer and family. Mrs Newt Barton of Chula is dangerously sick with spinal trouble and is a niece of W S Neet. Mr and Mrs Hanson Peterson are quite feeble. Miss Una Reger visited cousins Charlotte and Alta Hill from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Archie Huey and Linn of Ashland Kansas visited Mrs W M Keithley. Sam Clark and wife from near Laredo attended church at Duffield Sunday and dined with Mrs Hill. Bob Laswell and wife dined with Alfred Miller and family. John St Clair and family of Humphreys spent the rest of the day Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Myrick
Oklahoma
Neve Myrick
Charles Cramer
Newt Barton
Chula
W. S. Neet
Hanson Peterson
Una Reger
Charlotte
Alta Hill
Archie Huey
Linn
Ashland
Kansas
W. M. Keithley
Sam Clark
Near Laredo
Duffield
Hill
Bob Laswell
Alfred Miller
John St Clair
Humphreys
Shafter Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
Mrs Hall and wife of Eversonville stopped at Lin Kirbys Sunday. Marian Belcher and family attended Morris Chapel church Sunday. Jessie Western Edna Sparks visited Pauline Cotter. Howard Moore returned from Chillicothe Thursday. Obe Broyles family visited Fannie Triplett. Hecla couple visited their son Linn over Sunday. Linn Kirby and wife celebrate birth of a girl. Homer Creason family called on Mrs Kimbroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hall
Eversonville
Lin Kirby’s
Marian Belcher
Morris Chapel
Jessie Western
Edna Sparks
Pauline Cotter
Howard Moore
Chillicothe
Obe Broyles
Fannie Triplett
John Kirby
Hecla
Linn
Linn Kirby
Homer Creason
Mission conference to be held in Purdin
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and The Home Mission Society of the Chillicothe District Methodist Church South announce a two day conference at the Purdin Methodist Church on September 30 and October 1 1908. Miss Daisy Davis of Atlanta Georgia will lecture on September 30 at 730 p.m. Rev J H Hubbard will preach on September 31 at 730 p.m. The conference closes Friday noon with a large attendance expected and all church ladies urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Forei Missionary Society
The
Home Mission Society of the
Chillicothe District
Methodist Church
South
Purdin
Daisy Davis
Atlanta
J.H. Hubbard
P. E
Local Families Visit Neighbors This Sunday
South Sullivan James Glaze and John Morgan and families visited John Taylor's on Sunday. W Schrock and family Sundayed at J B Chittum's. The line eighty three is being repaled. Most of the corn is out of the way of frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glaze
John Morgan
John Taylor’s
W. Schrock
J.B. Chittum’s
Local Notes From The Community
Mrs Davie Johns visited Mrs Lydia Freeland last week. Freeland returned from Alva Oklahoma Sunday and reported a fine time. James Cotter's child is very sick. Mrs J W Taylor is considerably better. Albert Harris opened school at White Oak Grove Monday with 365 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Johns
Lydia Freeland
James Cotter
Albert Harris
White Oak Grove
Last Chance Horse Sale On Saturday
Do not miss the horse sale on Saturday October 3rd featuring a pair of well matched mares offered for purchase. The event promises a final opportunity to acquire the duo.
For Sale Bargain 100 Acres Prairie Land Near Town
Land listing offers 100 acres of tillable prairie land 4 3 4 miles from town at 55 dollars per acre. Also a five room house with outbuildings on one and a half lots plus two acres in Brown ing. Property available in two acre parcel. Requires inquiry to Leader Record. A harness shop in a lively town for sale due to sickness. described as a money maker. Inquiries addressed to Leader Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Wm Glidewell
Horse Sale Aims to Sell Dapple Gray Mares
Buyers urged to attend the Saturday sale on October 3 to acquire a pair of dapple gray mares expected to be profitable.
Public Sale Near Milan Describes Livestock Farm Equipment
Public sale to be held at the seller’s farm six miles southeast of Milan on Thursday October 8 1908. Readable items include twenty head of roadsters and cattle plus two Berkshire boars and fifty yellow turkeys. Household goods and a telephone are listed. Terms require cash for sums under five dollars and six month credit for larger amounts with 8 percent interest if paid late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Cora
Browning
Kein Hackney
Art Count
Nam Patch
R. Quigley
Fleming, Sandefur and
Bald Actioneers
Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed by L. C. Lantz
An advertisement urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy if a person suspects kidney trouble in their child. It warns delaying can lead to Bright's disease or diabetes and stresses prompt treatment to avoid worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
L. C. Lantz
Lyon and Page Wire Fence Sale Notice
Ben Mairs announces a ten day sale of iron woven wire fences with 20 in wire at 16c per rod and heavy wire at 38c, plus Page Wire seven bar at 24c and other sizes from 40 to 58 in at 2c per rod off. Ornamental yard fence offered at reduced price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mairs
Publication Order for Divorce in Linn County Missouri
In Linn county Missouri a divorce suit is filed by William E Hollon against Mary E Hollon. The Clerk in vacation orders publication in the Browning Leader Record for four weeks and sets a December term at Linneus Court House. Defendants must answer by the first day of the term or the case will proceed as confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hollon
E. B. Fields
Mary E. Hollion
Missouri
Linneus
Browning Leader-Record
Linn
Jno. N. Wilson
Wanted Salesmen for Stark Trees Territory
Advertises cash weekly pay to salesmen for selling Stark Trees with an 83 year record. Claims easy sales and steady pleasant employment. Promises order-getting outfits and seeks a few good men in the territory immediately.
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Browning, Mo
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Freeland
Alva
Okla
Sunda
J. W. Taylor
McVey-Barclay Bry Roods Co
Mackee Orchestra
Lyon and Page Wire
Page Wire
State OF Missouri
Circuit Court
Linn County
William E. Hollon
Circuit Court of
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A. N. Thurlo
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
J. A. Calhoun, J. W. Sevier
H. B. Johnson
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Wm. Shepherd
M.R. J
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Chas. Mitchell
Will Moore
Brotherhood American Yeoman
J.W. Jones
W. F. Peters
Biswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. E. Duckworth
W. M
W. P. Nickell
Sec’y
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Anna Lantz
N.G
Kate Jones
V. P. E. O. Society
Business Direct
Harrison & Av
South Marin St
Hunter
Lantz & Drug Store
W. C. Ingra
Lantz
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Main Statell A. M
DE. Chas
Vane Physician
C.M. Thornton
Katsie
Pe Roy Whale
Browning Lodge
F. Ate
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