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Sherman Hale has been eonfin-to his room -the wth an attack ofat j . o. r .Mr..and Mrs. A*. C. Franklin aref ’ Headaches and nervlt;v:I *f*Iness areeyoften* causedk. . .... . * v*1 f t‘-IIftF^hpe aftdwif© andlrj Johnson-Fairview RadiogramsifflNMM^and wife spent iiiflBBlMMHMBHHt M jailer Fatfcerson I ^rs Hawkins who: is still eonfin-me.ed to her room.John Mairs and family and Lott Cleveland and wife visited at I Brittons, jpHp|ip home Sunday.Mr. andws. Will Siley visitedyent Saturday night and Sunday J. Smith home.Don Street and wife are mov-Charley Newtons at North Salemoptics ahave jiein c, ins- to Browning ever J weeks for 20 years. *1 know there is as much Terence in the value of tical service as there ii merchandise. 'ainOilWillWhile out driving last Sundayevening, Lyle Britton’s and Vin-be carefullyyour eyes 1 tested.st of Furdin. Mrs. Jessie i llodean latives t week.farm I cent Steele's tea,m became f righ- .JLran away,no one was injured.were com•mm.Died 1'\vpresentrunawayrace was no com-25th, Belifeiors I daughter of Roy and Bertii|i0 aged 18 years. This deargirl took measles and pnet set in and the loving care cfriends was of no avail. Ar-jjohn Mairs and family are mo- nle(lal forCur* I c ] j j says; fafm east of Browning. J parison to the one he made- with I darling^ da^^Loren (!S^valand and Miss Lou- j his famous mile-a_niinute ■ tcdrn, I mile. days of illll^ss. Th Mairs stole a;march on ^feir Cannon Ball and Calamity Jane, was- laid to rest ihe beiends last Wednesday by hieingBill DeVores made their usual/ay to Linneus wfeere they trip to Browning, Saturday, re-e ^'orda said that iiiakes I turning' home Sunday evening.arts beat as one. They are atCarlos Brittons visited at Byrne to their friends on the J. j ron Brittons, Sunday.Mairs farm east of Purdin. Mrs. Jh’rt a Keith ley, Mrs. t, H. !ens and her mother Mrs. Stuf-bean visited |with ; Mrs.; f| Jackown, Saturday. ^ y v:.-l Mrs. W. E. Pace was called tofford, Saturday Qti account ofe illness of her sister, Mrs. Wal-r Clines.Pauland wife ofandfe of North Salem spent the sek-end with! C. M. Bailey| and ftSoon after the sun had gone be-v the horizon liehts were seenBoyd Walkers visited at Ge6rgeWalkers, Sunday. ;Roes Burke and Andrew Pfeiff-eriwent to Brown inJjjlast Saturday and on account of the bad roads did not return home until Sunday.; Everyone ; in the vicinity of station J.F.reports the roads arei m p ro v i ng -II- it' .;J|jBill Tucker says spring has ar-rived at last and to back up his statement he has taken oif three of hislvests and;four pair of his socks. * fitthNorth Salem cemeterv on.nesday. Brother Clav of IS perached the funeral Will McCollum' of Gifforlt;the undertaker in charge funeral. This dear younjleaves to mourn her death a father, mother, one and three brothers, gr anctf and a|host of other? relativ friends who have the syn of the entire community h •,ad bereavement.In Memory of Belva A. 1Hark! MyWgay 11 friend;melonchollv song. The sh death are flying to mow ory downfrThere is one So number but ®alyouth | inbloom. Was called awav bv
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Browning Leader Record
Browning, Missouri, US
Thu, Mar 06, 1924
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