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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
5
The column lists visits and travels of townsfolk including S. L. Gibson in Brookfield, E. B. Fields to Pueblo, Fay Jackson to Milan, Scott Browning from Linneus, and Carl Mairs to Kansas City. It notes local shopping, shipments to St. Louis, a house fire at Mr. Lauck’s, gooseberries, and other community notices.
Community notices recount visits by Miss Bertha Neely to Kansas City and relatives in Trenton and Kirksville, cattle shipments to Chicago, local promotions at Fields & Duncan, and a July 4 celebration invitation. It highlights local trades, travel, and agricultural activity with several residents named.
D. B. Hunter visited Brookfield Sunday while Healy's advertised a large invoice of new rings and china bargains. Mrs. R. V. Alspach of Brookfield returned home after a visit in this city. C. B. Keithley traveled to Kansas City on Monday. R. J. Hubler of North Salem was here on business. Model Drug Store invites Rexall Remedies.
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