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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
4
Edward Blshoop of Polk Township announces candidacy for Sullivan County Recorder of Deeds in the Republican primary. Voters will decide at the August primary.
South Sullivan locals report routine social visits with Chillicothe guests Lige Baker Oscar Head and James Brookshier. Rev G W Sharp of Kirksville organized a Sunday school at White Oak Grove church. Raymond Ford Glenn and Clive Freeland returned to Kirksville normal after vacation with kin. A family bicycle scare ended with a wagon dump as the Havens children rode into town.
Local smiths advertise full blacksmithing work including horseshoeing and mower sharpening with a new machine. The dray is at Keithley Brothers for service and pickup.
Mose Sill and wife visited J. W. Milhoan on a trip in Northeast Linn County. They brought along ewes from Otho Clapp and family.
James Baker Jr begins construction on a new residence on land he purchased from the Peagler heirs, part of the old Peagler home site. The Cattey school closed Friday due to whooping cough while Miss Emma Dent, the teacher, reported full satisfaction as the school was out for only two weeks.
Why not have your painting or papering done by a man with several years of experience. Carriage and automobile painting done neatly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price reasonable. adv A. W. Havens.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of Browning Telephone Exchange shareholders at the Electric Theatre Browning Mo on Tuesday June 2 1914 at 9 am to elect five board members for one year and transact other lawful business F G Peters President E B Fields Secretary
Advertises cattle breeding event by Dr J A Mairs. Entry is 2.00 per person at the gate. No books or dates kept.
Miss Ova White and William Nickell were united in marriage Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph White with Rev Hickman performing the ceremony. Nickell, a recent resident, works at Mitchell Fg store and is described as a gentleman who has made good.
A memorial service for Marceline Maree will be held Sunday afternoon at the M. EK church south. Music is planned to be fitting and respectful as attendees honor the deceased.
Prof. Buel Enyeart, who has ably served as assistant in the high school, has been engaged for a new position in Browning. The change reflects continued staffing updates in local education.
A fragmented newspaper ad mentions Selz Royal Blue shoes and Clay's as a shop segment. It notes city support for improving a road near the depot and encourages continued good work with several other places implied to benefit from additional loads.
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