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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
5
Numerous short items about residents visiting relatives, business trips, and local events. Mentions include Hanna the optician, Julius Brehm and Mrs Mary Robison visits, theater ads for The Primitive Lover, farm and machinery ads, road meetings, and various social calls around Browning and nearby towns. Substantial names include Constance Talmage, R A Peters, D G Gibson, Mrs Emma Jennings, L M Kenley, and W H Dickinson among many others.
Bargains at Smith's Store feature items cut from 50 cents to 25 cents this week. The notice highlights a clearance sale with reduced prices in effect for a limited period.
Ready-made gingham dresses neatly trimmed priced at 2.70 dollars each offered by Smith's Store with available stock and display.
New patterns in voiles organdies crepes ratines displayed. J J Smith C E Rinehart and son Arthur visited Chillicothe yesterday. N J Brookshier of New Boston traded here Friday and renewed his home paper subscription. Mrs Brookshier improving. Miss Pelle Logan of Newark arrives to spend summer with her mother Mrs Ella Bundridge and praises school work and the cast.
Rev James L. Bate left Monday for Chillicothe to visit home folks and help in the harvest. Rev Hargrove conducting a revival at Winigan reported steady progress. Kenneth Jennings returned Monday from Kirksville hospital after an operation. his mother stayed to help him. Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson and Harvey Fields drove to Excelsior Springs to visit Elder and Mrs John P Jessee and later Mr and Mrs D C Jessee in Kansas City before returning home.
J EB Cotter called for job work which was completed to his satisfaction. His new threshing outfit is ready and awaiting dry weather. Mrs Hermin Adams, University of Missouri student in Columbia, spent the weekend at home and spoke highly of her school work. Her daughter Miss Orvyl accompanied her to Columbia and will stay a couple of weeks.
Advertises 36 inch wide ratines in new bright colors at 59 cents each, regular price 75 cents, offered by J J Smith.
Sailors shown in Panamas Leghorns and Bankoks on display as J J Smith promotes the season’s straw hat styles. Local shop highlights versatile headwear for maritime outfits and casual wear.
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