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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
5
Local notices list cattle shipments to Chicago and Kansas City. Residents attend church, visit relatives, and travel to nearby towns. Includes farm sales, births, marriages, health news, and upcoming auctions, with names like Peters Produce Co., J. W. Jones, and Rev. G. W. Moss appearing throughout.
Jno Moore moves a house for Jas De Frates while Miss Muff of Macon teaches music in town. Roy Edens and family visited relatives Sunday. Marion Tatershall drives the mail on route 2 out of Purdin after a masquerade at the skating hall Tuesday.
South Sullivan reports Mr and Mrs John Fields attended circuit court in Milan this week. Joan Seaman and her companion shopped in Brookfield with Mesdames Thurlo Jacobs and Atkins. Mrs Chas Wallace visited her daughter Mrs Wm Hobbie near Winigan. Mrs R G Dray of Lines spent the week with her sick mother Mrs H C Warren who is improving. Mrs Oscar Head of Milan visited her parents and also stayed with Mr and Mrs E G Brookshier during the week.
Cross Roads notes James Dodson and family spent Sunday at R K Law rence's. Leaf Head and family spent Sunday night at Jas Dodson's. Mr and Mrs J H and daughter Edith spent Sunday at J W Pipes.
Herbert Bailey stored ice last week while Ivan Morgan bought a mule team. M M Barrows butchered hogs this week and Fred Dell joined Fields and Shepherd in ice work. Several local visits occurred including James Riddle with Edgar Shepherd and Alex Rinehart’s return from South Missouri.
Green Valley reports a pleasant snow Sunday and Monday with locals such as John Glaze visiting Milan and J R Carlsted hauling logs to a mill on Friday. Weather favored fodder moving Thursday and Friday while Fairview Telephone Co started a new line. A baby boy was born January fourth to Mr and Mrs Geo Bailey. The 9 oclock freight derailed at Twin Cabin Friday and Bethel McCalley visited Monday evening with Mrs Homer McKay. Passenger train No 2 on the O K line ran four and a half hours late Wednesday. Word spreads that rabbits are being hunted and sold at five cents each.
G A Brantner of North ere ay renewed his subscription while in town Monday and also renewed W H Minor of Wheatfield Ind. Thanka.
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