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idHerman Brown, in the Linn Centerneighborhood.P. R. and C. R. Cushing and Missf i ■ ‘ m r . rrs. Evelyn Cushing of Chicago are visit -1 ing at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Edward F. Cook, and family.Mr. and Mrs. George E. Burbankand daughter, Miss fiances, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Head in Mar-ionville, Missouri. *Sam Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cowan and daughter. Mary Lou, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joel Clements in Lee’s Summit Sunday. They were accompanied by J. O. Cowan of Washington, D. C.Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Samuels and daughter of Centerville, Iowa, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Frank Cross.Mr and Mrs. D. G. Dent were business visitors in Macon today.Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Talbott and son. William, and Mr, Talbott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Talbott, of Cameron. spent Saturday and Sunday at Bagnell Dam.tl-idn-sofle•s.*dtseri-tay.p•yIt,ienMiss Viola Lane of Westville, Missouri.Mr. Curry graduated from the Brookfield High school in the class of 1928% 1 (* u, ^and the bride graduated from the Marceline High school in the class of 1929.'.The young couple will be at home to their many friends on a farm southeast of New Cambria. *TANKAGE AND BEEF SCRAPSpecial price, $1.35 cwt. Price subject to change. Clements Cash Coa1 Feed. * • •For Rent cards, neatly printed to large type, can be had at the Budget-Gazette office for 25 cents per card. t»MISSOURIr.j.s.£—SOCIETYAug. 20-27, 1932FREE PREMIUM LIS1W. D. SMITH. Sec ; Sedalia. MO.« 0*Mjsses Charlotte Boyd,r.•f. Mariettad | Straub, Esther Kennaugh, Wilma Hogan, Margaret Ducy, Emmanell Points er, Virginia Simpson, Alline Bear, Mildred Hayes, Marjorie Gullick, Janetta Manley, Dorothy Clark, Nolita Cheek and Anabel Wilson enjoyed a picnic three miles east of' Brookfield Friday evening. Later in the evening they motored to Mardfeline.! i1 ^ X * ** .7 V •»' f • ’ •* Ifnr.*;,™*!,: • Vi e « ’V5, ■ * * T idjt , w kj. ”*v • . rfj * p, * *:■ V -I^ ’ ,' ■*^ '’ ' '■*' r', ' ' ’# ' •The Junior-Senior banquet of the Forker school was held in the dining room Yof the Methodist Episcopal church' Thursday evening. The ,class colors, bhie and white, £re Used in*the decorations, and the scheme was carried out in the menu. After the banquet a line party was enjoyed at the DeGraw Theater. Miss Eleanor Campion, a, niece of Mrs. Lee Johnson and Mrs. A. M. Deem, is a member ofNO AGENTS’ COMMISSIONSOur memorialsI’ *‘1 rA.» J . Ail • “ Aare shipped direct fromquarries to us.Fulkersonhis own selling. You payno middle man’s profits1nor agents’commissionswhen you buy!from ther11l»the Senior class. Following is the program : 3f| ;_;rk-'; JItHUToastmaster—Cliff Bray.Welcome Address—Charles Swank. Response—George Padgett.Toast to Seniors—Spencer Adams. Response—Mildred Brenner.Toast to Faculty—Eleanor Campion. Response—Miss Zeiser. Admonitions—Mr. Milan.FULKEfeSON MONUMENT CO.Brookfield, Mo.FARES REDUCEDIoverMEMORIAL DAYWEEK ENDLIVE STOCK MARKETNational Stock Yards, E. St. Louis, May 16—Cattle—Receipts, 3500. Few sales, medium to good steers, at $5.25 to $6.50. The market opened generally steady on all classes. Calves, 2.000. Heifers and yearlings, $4.50 to $5.50.Hogs—Receipts, 14,000. Light weights steady to 10c to 15c lower than Friday. Sows, $2.40 to $2.65. Top. $3.50. Weights of 160 to 220 lbs., $3.40 to $3.45; 230 to 270 lt;lbs., $3.30 to $3.35; 130 to 160 lbs., $3.15 to $3.40; 100 to 130 lbs., $2.85 to $3.20.Sheep—Receipts, 5.000. The market opened slow. No sales to packers. Few spring lambs to city butchers a shade lower at $7.00. No early sales on otherclasses.Round trip tickets at approximately 3-5 of the one-way farewill be on sale May 27, 28, 29 and 30, from Brookfield to all stations on the Burlington and connecting roads throughout the west, northwest and southwest, to which the regular oneway fare is $25.00 or less. Tickets good in coaches orchair cars.CURRY-CUPPKermit Curry of New Cambria and ' Miss Marguerite Cupp of Westville, Missouri, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon in Marceline by •Judge Cupp. They were Accompanied by George Kennedy of Brookfield andTickets good in sleeping cars upon payment of the usual Pullman fare, will be on sale May 27, 28 and 29, to the same destinations, at slightlymore than the one-way farefor the round-trip Return limit on both classes of tickets will be midnight, May 31Minimum round tripfare $1.00m1'9................. ■■ V * hJ ill I •tii
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Brookfield Linn County Budget Gazette
Brookfield, Missouri, US
Mon, May 16, 1932
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Joseph C.
USA 27 Dec 2021
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