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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
5
Supplement to Browning Leader Record lists residents visiting Milan Brookfield and Kansas City on business attendance at schools posts and events. It notes purchases buyers and a heavy rain flood partial flooding with a cuff button lost and a baby born to Leonard Calhoun family.
Rain nourishes grass while residents attend Brookfield Show. Aunt Mary J. McCollum visits J. J. McCollum family. Carrie Cattey stays with Mrs. Seamon Wallace. Emma J. McCollum’s house struck by lightning with no insurance. Infant daughter of Seamon Wallace dies of cholera infantum and is buried at Bethel. Susie Cahoon and Goldie visit relatives in Oklahoma. Otto Clapp sells horses to Will Hobbie. colt stays with Mrs. Sinta Yount. Prof. Jeffries teaches vocal music at Mt Hope Church. F. M. Cattey and wife attend church at Winstan. Will McCollum’s family visit I. J. McCollum.
Miss Nora Myers visited Linneus from Saturday to Sunday evening. Editor Ormiston of Linn Co News was in Purdin Saturday on business. Miss Opal VanHorn is a type setter at Purdin Enterprise this week. Miss Aretta Branddons returned from Kansas City where she worked in millinery. Fulton Johnson and the marshal laid concrete street crossings and improvements. Mrs W Kh Hedges is improving and may need surgery, her children were called home. The Purdin ball team beat Eversonville by a nice score. Rev Smeltzer preached at the Baptist church. James Blackburn brought the town a large watermelon. Teachers meeting set for Sept 28 with Joyce addressing at 10 o'clock.
Uncle Reuben reports Maine’s liquor question swinging between wets and drys amid a close tally. He notes farmers backing repeal while city residents crave red liquor and malt drinks, and mentions other political shifts including insurgent papers and taft’s convention opposition.
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