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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
Dr H C Pratt of Brookfield is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Recorder of Linn county subject to the August 2 1910 primary. The Leader-Record also announces John N Wilson as a Republican candidate for County Clerk subject to the August primary.
Northeast Linn F. M. Cattey bought a fine piano for his family. Herman Knifong delivered hogs in Browning on Saturday. Virgil Ware purchased a piano for his daughter Garnett last week. I. J. McCollum and Perry visited Browning on Friday. Curt Fleming of Browning has bought hogs in the area the past week. Roy McCollum and wife welcomed a new 10 pound girl. George Abbott of Longmont Colorado visited his mother Grandma Abbott this week. Mrs. Maggie Brewer visited Ida Thudhum who has been ill. Minnie Beck, staying with Mrs. Roy McCollum, returned home to St Kate.
Community reports from Yellow Creek include building of a barn for Tom Baker by Art Lambert, woodwork by Lon Turner and Ben Pur din, and visits by Miss Cecil Purdin and Juna Wheatcraft. A well attended sale at Mrs. Riley’s and a social at Mell Belzer’s are noted, along with the infant death of the Bauswell child. Weather is cold and farmers plan corn planting as Ben Green injures a hand. Dr. A C Dryden of Purdin travels to St Louis for lectures. Chapter V met at Mrs Epperson’s and set a May 25 meeting with Mrs Eunice Dickinson.
Clyde Sayers announces ready to clean and press suits at reasonable prices. He offers laundry service and asks customers to leave items at Austin's barber shop.
W J Ford of Milan visited South Sullivan on Thursday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Verge Schrock on Monday. Cold rain has slowed planting and crop growth. Rev Amon McClean preached at White Oak Grove Church Saturday night. Oscar Head and wife of Milan visited James Brookshier and family. R Quigley returned from a visit with his daughter Nellie Wages of Del Rapids South Dakota.
At pre presum. Mr. and Mrs. Hall have the sympathy of their many friends.
Harness maker Johnson sold C. A. Dyche of Linneus a set of fine buggy harness Saturday.
City of Browning presents a financial statement covering April 8, 1909 to May 38, 19106 with expenditures totaling 788.38 and a May 3, 1910 balance of 627.55, grand total 1,415.93. Receipts list include taxes and licenses from April 8, 1909 through local charges such as dog tax shooting gallery and peddler licenses. J A Calhoun serves as treasurer.
The children of Mrs. Rebecca Atkins thank friends for kindness shown during her illness and passing.
L. G. Schrock sold his southeast town residence to Verge Ware for 2800 dollars and will give possession around August 15. A. A. Pipes bought G. E. Mc Fadden’s Logan property and will take possession soon. A beautiful residence, Alvin’s purchase noted, with Mrs S. Hummel of the area mentioned.
Hal Lane Jr. a celebrated combination horse with a history of high price colts and premium wins will stand the 1910 season at the farm seven miles west of town. On Fridays and Saturdays he will be at Hall and Son's barn in Browning. Insurance to insure the colt to stand and teat is eight dollars.
Hackney Horse Register No 611 Lord Poloni imported 1906 foaled 1896 chestnut sorrel with white star will stand at Hall Sons barn for 1910 with 15 insure fee to stand and suck Monarch Jr known as the Jim Gooch Jack will stand 1910 at J B F Wamplers barn 5 miles northeast of Browning Denmark a Kentucky Den mark grandson dark bay stallion 1000 pounds will stud 1910 at the farm See large bills for details.
Registered bull calves for sale including service ready and smaller Golden Lad blood. Also offering good young cows and heifers at cheap prices. Quality considered. 29112mo.
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