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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
Joseph Nickell announces Dr. H. C. Pratt of Brookfield as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Linn County Recorder subject to the August 2 1910 primary.
Farmers finished sowing oats in the area. Geo Jones' baby is improving. Mrs Christina Minor visited B F Purdin's. Rube Brantner and family spent Sunday at Geo Brantner's. Rev Barkley preached at North Salem Sunday night. Mrs Iva Morris, ill two weeks, is recovering. Mrs F M Wheatcraft and mother visited Scott Wheatcraft near Mystic Friday. Miss Lottie Brantner stayed with Mrs Geo Jones and returned home Saturday. Friends and relatives of Miss Lottie Brantner hosted a gathering.
A postcard shower celebrated a woman turning 46 with two cards received. J L Mairsana family departed Tuesday for Ness City Kansas to establish a new home. An elderly man, age sixty nine, died after old age and general debility following three Civil War years. he leaves a wife two daughters two sons and many friends. Interment at Bethel cemetery occurred March 16.
Lincoln resident and world renowned rifle shot Captain Bogardus, holder of the 109 pigeons in 100 shots record, credits Foley's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney and bladder troubles. He reports relief from backache headaches and cloudy voiding after three bottles and endorses the remedy to fellow sufferers Lantz & Glaze.
Northeast Linn Obe Clapp and family visited Frank Cattey Sun Perry and Harvey McCollum were in Browning on business last Thursday. The musical entertainment at Herman Kn_cong's Saturday night was enjoyed by all. Ben Cattey Otis McCollum and Perry Christian attended the funeral of Miss Lavida Majors at New Boston, Sunday. Jacob Hardinger died at his home south of Winigan to be announced.
Southeast Linn updates report visits by G W Spencer and family. Rutha Warren, Irma Warren, Agnes Gooch, Irene Gooch and others. A Saturday night rain and hail swept the area. Charley Deskins and wife visited her kin. James Head of Purdin visited North Salem. A party at Henry Warren’s drew many young folks and a fine time. J F Swicegood bought a span of mules from C E Smith for 300 dollars. The Clapp School closed March 18 with George N Borrow as teacher. crowd gathered by noon.
A small gathering enjoyed a fine dinner for all followed by an afternoon program highlighted by Uncle Ben Ru lon providing music on a graphaphone.
I offer for sale registered bull calves of fashionable breeding including ready for service and smaller Golden Lad blood calves. Also selling a few good young cows and heifers. Prices cheap, quality considered. 29112mo.
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