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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
8
Weather warm and farmers busy in cornfields. Ed Lambert sold cattle to Musgrove and Shields of Bloomington Ill. for a fancy price. Several on the sick list. Fred Keithley and family visited Will Keithley and wife. Various local visits, school teaching appointments, and family gatherings noted between Browning and Prairie Mound.
Taylor farmers plowed corn as weeds grow rapidly, with Mrs. Frank Sharp visiting Humphreys on Monday. Adelaide Moore from Brown ing stays in the country this week. W P Keithley and wife hosted a large ice cream supper Saturday night with many young folks. Rev Matchett preached at Dut field on Sunday. J T Watkins and family visited J B Hill after church. Mrs Olive Doolin spent Sunday and Monday with Uncle Hiram Doolin and family. Misses Maude Calhoon Ruth and Mable Warren among attendees.
Shafter reports show Robert Crookshanks and family visiting Mrs. Kimbrough's home Sunday. Harry Scott and family near Humphreys called on Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Dick Kimbrough and daughters Pearl and Bessie visited Mrs. Lin Kinby. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Burns of Green City was buried at Mundell Cemetery. Bertha Neely and Grace Hooker visited Merrick's girls. Marion Belcher's family visited at Mrs. Reason's, who is very ill. James Merrick delivered hogs in Browning Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Scott visited her sister Mrs. Bennett Sunday.
N E Linn notes farm folks attending the Cattey school house service and the new M E church dedication at Price Cemetery. Aunt May McCollum ill with German measles. Dinners shared at I J McCollum’s after church. Lee Warren’s baby died from whooping cough. Mrs Curt Howe died June 17 and buried at Price Cemetery.
Joseph S. Schrock of La Crosse Washington is visiting Purdin and Browning, his former home after an absence of seventeen years. Friends say he looks hale and hearty. Callie Johnson and Maggie Browning plan to attend the Epworth League Conference at Hale Missouri this week along with Ray Tomlin and Lee Sayers. Mrs H Tomlin serves as a delegate to the Foreign Missionary Convention at Shelbina. Dell Johnson is our telephone operator at Purdin.
Rev Foutch held services in Reger Saturday and Sunday. Virginia Peetman, daughter of Marion Peetman, died in Chillicothe Friday and was buried at Henry Cemetery after the procession. Local residents, including Garl Huffman and wife, John Campbell and wife, and Alfred Maggart, visited friends and relatives in Reger and nearby towns. Major Johnson and wife plan to settle in Browning, while others traveled or rented homes in the area.
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