Browning Visitors and Local Happenings Saturday
South Sullivan reports Jake Fields and family visiting Browning while L A Warren and wife traded there. Jeff and James Fields delivered hogs in Browning. J M Hall and niece Roxie Rogers were Milan visitors. L M Kenley shipped cattle and hogs from Cora. W J Dodson and family visited Browning guests of John Ogle. Teachers prep for Kirksville Normal. Miss Bessie Chittum visited Browning. A Browning show drew a large, satisfied crowd. Forest Williams stays with the Sargents and uses crutches to move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dodson
Browning
John Ogle
Kirksville
Bessie Chittum
Joe Nickell
Myrl Nickell
Forest Williams
J. R. Sargent
Cattey and neighbors host visits and farm notes
Northeast Linn F M Cattey and wife dined with Otho Clapp Sunday. Ida Cattey stayed with Dr Baker’s family in Winigan last week. Virgil Ware of Browning visits daughter Mrs Garnet Alexander. Frank Cattey finished planting corn and awaits rain. Sunday school organized at Cattey schoolhouse under I J McCollum. Jones Music Co Brookfield owner toured neighborhood tuning pianos. Will J McCollum and family visited I J McCollum. Perry McCollum delivered hogs to Purdin for 42.97, a record. C E McCollum and family from Helena Oklahoma visiting relatives in county. Sweet potato plants offered by I J McCollum with Gold Coin Vineless among four varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Music Co
Brookfield
Will J. McCollum
Gifford
I. J. McCollum
Perry McCollum
Purdin
C. E. McCollum
Helena
Okla
Wanted Farmers Urged to Visit Road Stallion Display
A brief notice from R. J. Hicks manager invites farmers to call at the green front barn to view a fine road stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hicks
Sweet Potato Plants Offered by A. N. Sayers
A. N. Sayers offers a large lot of sweet potato plants with orders to be left at the restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Sayers
Figure with Chas Hagard Pledges Cement Work Competition
A figure named Chas Hagard promises to meet all competition on any cement project. The statement implies confidence in Hagard's abilities to handle cement work and compete with rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Haggard
Cross Roads Local Social Roundup at Price Harmons
Mary Jennings visited at Price Harmons on Sunday while Mrs. Marvin Spencer remains very low. Various families including the Langdons and Dodsons hosted and visited neighbors around Cross Roads with church activity by Rev. Cambelle. J C Franklin and L M Kenley shipped hogs and cattle to St Louis and young folks joined a ball game at the Lee school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Long
Charley
Ray Pipes
Joe Creason
Harry Havens
Webb Pipes
Lee School
Uncle Reuben Explains Campaign Exchanges and Rivalry
The letter mocks Taft Roosevelt campaigns as exchanges of barbs between bureaus in Washington. It notes Baltimore money moves, Dixon’s insults, Bryan’s Ohio tour against Harmon, and Taft’s criticisms of Roosevelt while hinting at public division and personal fallout in a community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Teddy Headquarters
Dixon
Bryan
Buckeye
Harmon
Wall Street
Wilson
Ohio
Clark
Billy Bryan
W. J
Taft
Roosevelt
T. R
Sich Uy
Reuben
Local items and notices mix visits repairs and travel
Local notes include Kane's harness repairs and oiling, visits by Mrs M Leonard and Mrs Maude Saylor from Kansas City, a few short horn yearling bulls for sale by Herbert C Bailey, R C Bailey traveling to Joplin then Pittsburg to meet bankers, and marriage announcements for George Allen Calhoun to Florence Millheister in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Leonard
Maude Saylor
Kansas City
Herbert C. Bailey
George Allen Calhoun
Florence R. Millheister
East Pine Street
Seattle
Wash
Wool Wanted by Harmon and Keithley
Wool buyers Harmon and Keithley announce they are in the market to purchase wool and urge sellers to contact them before selling to others. They position themselves as ready to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon & Keithley
Spring Flowers Decorate Home For Afternoon Social
Rooms were dressed in spring flowers adding fragrance and beauty to an ideal afternoon. During the social hour, the hostess served delicious refreshments.
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
South Sullivan
Jake Fields
L. A. Warren and Wife
Jeff and
James Fields
J. M. Hall
Roxie Rogers
Milan
L.M. Kenley
Cora
Northeast
Linn
F. M. Cattey
Otho Clapp
Ida Cattey
Dr. Baker of
Winigan
Virgil Ware
Mrs
Garnet Alexander
Frank Cattey
Cattey School
Kingman
Morrison
Mary Jennings
Price Harmon
Marvin Spencer
L. C. Lantz
Roy Langdon
Cleve Jennings
Dan Ransom
Jas. Bingham’s
Alden Thorp’s
Cambelle
Jas. Dodson’s
Madeline Jennings
Clorah
Bernice Pipes
Chas. Dodson’s
Nelson Maxey
E. E
Chas. Dodson
Marie Straley
Near Bute
Ruth Creason
Washington
Teddy Joint
Teddy Bureau
Kane’s
R. C. Bailey
Joplin
Missouri Bankers Association
Pittsburg
Kan
Will Smith
Sen. Fields
Hermia Adams
P. E.O
Milton
America Fleming
Bibie
Monarch Jr
Jim Gooch
My Barn
Denmark
Shore Mentioned
Chicago
Healy
Jeweler
Optician
L. W. Hummel
Hummel’s
E. H. Lehmann
North Salem
Missouri
Bartlett
D.V.S
A. R. Austin
South Side Main St, Browging
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