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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
A long list of visitors, business calls, and goods for sale fills the page. Notes include Bert Marvin in Brookfield, J. J. Smith and J. Adams in Linneus, Miss Lula Duncan at Kollasch millinery, Carter and Palmer bread and ice cream, Seaman meats, and Harvey & Davis farm supplies. Several births, illnesses, and social calls for Milan and surrounding towns are recorded along with local business promotions.
People of Shafter and vicinity plan a July 4 celebration at Dr. Gooch Grove half a mile south of Shafter. Miss Lora S. La Mance, WCTU lecturer, will deliver an address. Rev. E. M. Capp, from Smithville, will also speak. Other speakers and a full program are promised.
Hale failed to bring the visiting team as promised. Milan filled in for Sundays game while Mondays game was canceled. A large crowd watched a spirited contest that turned into an umpire's battle with many disputed calls. The home team won 17 to 8 amid lively play and overall enjoyment by spectators.
A roster of new and recent renewals to the Leader-Record includes J. E. Shepherd L A Dickinson route 3 KE W Nickell Winigan A J Sch rock Quincy Wash Mrs KE E Hayes Caldwell Kans D P Myers Linneus Mo C M Harris route 4 H L Harris Hobart Okla R E Creason route 1 Major Johnson W A Mundell North Yakima Wash C W White Henry Jerome Humphreys John Morgan route 1 Evert Crookshanks route 2 Bert Steele Cora B IF Peters route 1 Allen Hall St. Joe Ralph Leonard route 3 J M Bailey route 1 R F Cotter Goodland Kans F J Alspach city and J Adams Linneus.
Statement disclaims responsibility for any contracts related to the July 4 1910 picnic in Purdin Missouri. signer states name placed on arrangements committee without knowledge or consent and will not be responsible for any commitments.
Mrs. Terry E Wattenbarger aged about 37 of near Milan died last Wednesday at Ensworth hospital St. Joseph after tumor surgery. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Hall near Cora and was buried Elmwood cemetery Milan. Survived by husband and five children. Rev Chas E Petree to visit July 8 9 10 with services at Brownings First M E and Mt Zion churches plus quarterly conference and basket dinner.
Sunday after church H C Moore found all his children at home with a bountiful noon dinner. He was very surprised by the reunion and his sixty sixth birthday was celebrated. Late in the day the children left after wishing him many more happy returns.
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