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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
8
Local residents share Easter visits and gatherings with friends and relatives in Browning Scott Browning Leafier area and nearby farms. School resumes at Prairie View with Miss Bertha Morris. Small incidents include a barn fire, a wood splitting injury, and farm leases and planting plans. Foley’s Honey and Tar is recommended by L A Lantz.
Local ad from Ben Mairs offering special prices for Page and Lyon woven wire fencing and barb wire to close out stock within the next thirty days. See him before buying wire.
Health improves in the area as farmers begin plowing for corn. Sol Clapp rents Mrs. Scott Jones farm while James King works Bill Nation’s fields this year. Miss Bessie Jones starts school at Trice. Will Brewer attended lodge at Winigan Saturday night. D H McCollum made a business trip to Shelby Saturday. Cattey school resumes with Ollie Clinton as teacher. Will J McCollum hauls corn from Clarence Westfall’s farm this week. F M Cattey digs the foundation for his new residence. Elwood Abbott and wife visit D H McCollum’s family Sunday. Roy McCollum and wife visit Perry Thomas's family Sunday. Sunday school at Bethel church each Sunday at 2 PM.
Mrs. Edgar Tulley is ill. Jim Cotter moved to Longmont Colorado. A R Dillinger rented W G Brookshier’s farm and entertained E C Fisher’s. Vergil Schrock and family visited J B Chittum. Kenneth Duncan visited Geo Freeland. Several baseball teams organized locally. Gladys Ford in Milan. John Morgan and W L Taylor visited J W Taylor. Sherman Hoskins family called on J F Jennings. Feed scarce and grazing short. Mrs Jim Nickell and children visited at Jas Hollows. Mrs Walter Fields visited her parents W S Shepherd. J B Chittum in St Joe last week. daughter Dimpley Miles returned home.
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