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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
5
Local shoppers flock to The Farmers Store for coats, goods, and farm equipment as residents note visitors and exchanges. Dr. Hanna announces eye service at Nevins Drug Store and area hog sales draw crowds with Neet and Sons Spotted Peland China hogs selling well.
Gale Ingraham and Earl Gooch of Quincy visited over Sunday with home folks. They talk of a large sweet potato from Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Head of Cora. The monster measured 27 inches around the long way and 16 inches short way, claimed to be a bus ter in weight and noted as one of the smallest big ones found.
Notice announces a pie supper at Scottsville on Friday night October 27. All are invited and Virginia Duckworth, teacher, serves as organizer.
The Methodist Episcopal church will hold preaching on October 29 the fifth Sunday and again on November 5 the regular preaching day. A series of special meetings is expected to begin, inviting church members and all good Christian people to cooperate for moral and spiritual uplift of the community led by Pastor L F Harman.
O T Johnson and Miss Jennie McCormick wed after securing a license in Linneus on October 14. The couple, living near Brookfield and east of town, are welcomed home by the Johnson family as friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
Mr and Mrs Guy Adams hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner for friends. The two course meal impressed guests as Mrs Adams and her mother prepared a sumptuous spread. Miss Orvyl could not attend due to bad weather and early school duties in Shelby.
Wm. Wages and Ed McNeiley of Milan sent eight car loads of cattle to Chicago Sunday morning and four more from Milan. Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Prather and daughter Geraldine left Sunday in their car for Perris California to establish a future home. Friends here extend best wishes for their new start.
Ed McNeiley of Milan traveled here for a business visit on Saturday. Mrs. Neva Bingham and her daughter Lois departed at the end of the week for Okanogan Washington where she was headed for unspecified reasons.
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