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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
8
Early corn in South Sullivan is damaged by wet weather as residents note heavier threshing this year and stronger yields in wheat and oats. Local families including Fields and Jones, with several community events and visitors, are mentioned alongside marriages and travel to Milan and Linneus.
Wesley Johnson suffers from blood poisoning. Ot Shanks visited in Purdin last week as a guest of relatives. Cecil Cassity put up lightning rods Monday in the country. Mrs. Vern Brown and baby visited her parents in Purdin last week. Jacob Hague and daughter Miss Iya and son Clarence visited near Winigan over Sunday. Wm. Smith and family of Pollock visited R. G. Edwards family Sunday. Bernice Seal of Milan returned home Saturday after a week with local relatives. Roy Mathews welcomes a ten pound boy born Monday morning. Brown Medicine Company sold medicines in Purdin this week. Lena Fairbanks and children of Blue Rapids Kans visit E. L. Jones and others. Elder R. G. Edwards will go to Kansas City Wednesday for a series of meetings. Craig Beckett owns a new Indian Motorcycle with modern gear and operates it like an expert.
Uncle Bill Perry McGollum is sick. Mrs W W Jones is ill at her daughter's home. Will Brewer and wife visited John Weber. Herman Knifong hauled fat hogs to Browning. Elwood Thudhum family visited Garner. Mr Myers of St Louis, spectacle man, made rounds. Elder Potter of Browning preached at Cattey school. Bean Blossom picnic drew many locals. Dillinger Co. diggers worked for Knifong and Cattey and finished a 30 foot well for Ben Cattey nearly full of water.
Friday visitors from Trenton include Clum Thurlo and Jim Mc Kee while Chas Grear and family from Milan came Sunday. Neal Johnson near Humphreys is very ill. Alson Myers and Wm Carlsted were in Humphreys Saturday. Animal show attendance at Trenton drew several locals. A note on conduct complains about a youngster loudly swearing on a night road.
The excerpt recalls vivid descriptions of the Yellowstone Canyon with a 1700 foot gulf and rainbow sides. A pamphlet offer from L T Wycoff, Ticket Agent, Burlington Route, invites readers to obtain a color map and guide for visiting the park and traveling comfortably.
Notice states headquarters at the Pearson Bros Barn and that all orders left there will receive prompt attention. Adv. Wm Hicks, Drayman.
Mrs. Mariah Theresa Fuller born in Virginia on October 27 1844 passed away Tuesday morning in Duncan township. Her body was laid to rest in Hoover cemetery yesterday.
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