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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
4
The Leader-Record announces Dr. H. C. Pratt of Brookfield as a Republican candidate for Recorder of Linn County, pending voter action at the primary on August 2, 1910.
Mrs. Minnie Bowzier of Jamesport attended Ed Allen's funeral on Saturday and visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Atkins mourn the death of their six week old daughter with burial on Sunday. Fin Crawford sold two colts last week, one to John Hensley for 600 and another to F C Thurlo for 200. A. Lumsden and family head to Ranfurly Canada, while John Jennings travels to Austin Texas visiting his sister Mrs. Lucy Forbis and plans brief stays at Agra Oklahoma.
Edgar Tulley visited over Sunday in St. Joe. Mrs. James Pipes is quite poorly with consumption. Rev. A. McClaren conducted services at the school house in Cora Sunday night. Mrs. Wm. Shepherd of Ro ger visited the daughter Mrs. Walter Fields last week. Dr. John C. Roberts of Boynton attended the Yeo man lodge at Cora Thursday night and visited WW. P. Nickell and family.
The Browning High School will hold its sixteenth annual graduation at the Opera House on April 22 1910 starting at 8 o clock. Eighth grade graduates include Lillian Robinson Garnett Ware Verna Neely Ray Nickell Dorris Harvey Vesta Duncan Cornelia McDonald Charley Stewart Eunice Lawrence Florence Fields Vesta Sayers. High school graduates are George J Alexander and Ross C Burk. The commencement address is by Prof H Clay Harvey head of Mathematics at Kirksville Teachers College. Everyone invited. Foley s Kidney Remedy ad follows.
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