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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
8
A patchwork of local items includes Buxton's tomatoes at 90 cents a dozen or 3 for 25 cents, Farmin g goods at Payne Bros and Buxton's, plus remarks on Cloak ads, meals at Biswell's, and Dr Hanna at Whaley & Son's. Local residents M Y Rusk, Elihu Harvey, Fred Armstrong, H Clay Jones and others are noted with visits, travels, and family updates.
Rev Royston conducted meetings this week with fair attendance and interest. Deputy county collector Magee reports good collections after visiting days. Tatlow McCollum returns from visit with Milo Deskins and Ire Deskins at the Normal. Election at North Salem was orderly last week with near full turnout and the voting place changed. Payne Bros clerks include Ed Smith and others.
Miss May Reed visited Loyd Reed last Sunday. Miss Pearl Yardley taught at Owasco and spent Sunday. Ed Greenstreet visited Mr Blackman relatives in Winigan last Saturday. Norman Cassity of Pururday dined with Austin Moore this week. Rev Green and Chadne began a series of meetings here last Monday night. Miss Louisa Spencer at home this week. G S Burns hurried to Green City Monday to meet his brother of Green Castle and Judge Hickeman of Connellsville to audit claims agri Cespel here E W Burns deceased. Tom Bennett in Wmi last Friday on business. Chas Wallace of Browning in Winigan last Friday and Saturday. Box supper at Fairview Friday night well attended. Robt Steele and wife of Shelby were Sunday visitors at Wm Steele’s. Wm Morris building a barn. Geo Blackman and wife Sunday guests at H L Knight’s in Milan and were fed home by Elmer Pratt and wife of Trenton. Will Sayers had a painful accident last Friday downstairs and badly bruised his back. Mrs H Stanforth Mrs de Sanehes fe
Mr John Graves and wife of Whitehall Ill are guests of B K Bumgarner and family Everett Jones of Blues Rapids Kas visited for a few days with his parents E L Jones and wife Mrs Milton fell and is confined to her room Hulda Alexander visiting friends for a few days Will Purdin and family Linneus visited B K Bumgarner Sunday A Nickell and wife spent a Sunday at home returning to Brookfield H A McClanahan and wife returned to Kansas City Mins Etta Reedy spending a few days with friends.
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