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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
5
Local notes show Totten advertised at the opera house January 24 with earlier appeals for coal and poultry cash. Various society items include Dr. Hanna the optician at Whaley's Drug Store January 15 16 17 and community greetings from Milan Linneus Hale and Hale real estate moves.
Northeast Linn and nearby families report routine farm work and visits. Jas Crist buys hogs for delivery at Gifford Tuesday. Albert Hoselton moves to Leslie Hoseltons farm. Mrs F M Cattey visits parents W W Jones and Geo Alexander. Los Angeles visitors Henry Whetsel depart for home.
On Friday night January 5 officers were installed in Browning Rebekah lodge with N G Mrs Danelle Ingram V G Mrs Gertrude Fields Recording Secy Mrs Hattie Peters Fin Secy Mrs Nora Cassity Treasurer Mrs Anna Lantz Conducter Mrs Lou Carter Warden Miss Daisy Phillips Chaplain Mrs Florence Lay R S and Mrs Sarah Neet L S of the N G Miss Amelia Johnson R S and Mrs Laura Morelock L S of V G Mrs Minnie Palmer I G and Miss Floy Moore O G Also staff officers appointed Altar Supporters Mrs Laura Fields and Miss Ella Banner Bearers Lorene Whaley.
Anton Reidle and family visited Mrs. Kate Hill Sunday. W F Palmer transacted business in Purdin. Mrs. E A Nevins visits her brother J W Gooch. Miss Elva Olds of Carrollton visits Mrs. Charley McGhew. Mrs. Rachel Owens hosted a midweek entertainment for close friends, well attended and enjoyed.
The Mundell school house box supper on December 22 drew strong attendance and raised 18.20 net. The program featured recitations songs dialogues monologues and music. Auctioneers John Fishback and John Burwell sold the boxes. Miss Bessie Kimbrough won a ring for prettiest. John Burwell received the soap prize. Mrs. Etta Bailey leads the school as Patron.
Early Palmer and Browning’s lady friend visited Purdin on Sunday. Blacksmiths worked hard the past days shoeing farmers horses. Presley Cassity made a business trip to Brookfield then back Saturday. Snow brought sleigh rides for many youths. Few sickness reports indicate healthful weather. Bre Bush of Unionville preached at Church of Christ Saturday night and both Sunday services. Ice gathering week saw C. S. Hale Wm. Smith Dr. Dryden R. D. Cassity Geo. Monroe Dr. H. P. Haning Wm. Moore Mrs. W. J. Sloan visiting her parents, then returned to Topeka Kansas Saturday.
The Globe Printing Co. reports Mrs. Mary E. Brumbaugh and son S. C. Brumbaugh of Panora, Iowa visiting over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brumbaugh. Mr. Brumbaugh aims to buy land in Missouri. F. R. Duncan and family moved in, occupying Mrs. Myra Allen's property and planning a modern home next spring. The note welcomes these excellent people to the city.
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