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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
8
W F Cobb of Andrew county visited the home of J C Green last week. B F Sheets of Fort Madison Iowa stayed a few days with J C Greene. Mrs Trippeer of Linneus visited her son. Dr Trippeer also mentioned during the past week.
Emma Biswell plans a winter in San Francisco with her daughter. W M Sill and Co. advertised a farm sale southeast of North Salem for tomorrow. Fourteen Browning youths picnic south of town on Sunday. J W Bowen and Dee Minnis visited Browning friends this week. Oklahoma resident Dee Minnis, formerly of this county, visits Browning relatives. Chillicothe Commercial College expands as President Allen Moore offers low prices and strong instruction. James McGahay and Lena Moore visited the Misses Home Sunday.
Mr. McGahay reports his team got away in the morning and collided with a buggy driven by Judge Fetty, injuring the Judge quite painfully. Cattle train shipments from Browning and surrounding areas continued, with multiple farmers delivering loads to markets at Purdin and Cora. Auction services offered by Levi Doty at Humphreys Mo for local sales.
Browning friends hosted a banquet for A N Pickerell at Biswell's restaurant with an elegant supper enjoyed by all. A Sunday evening carriage crash near Dr Mairs injured no one and caused no damage. E A Jones advertises Mendota ree screen coal as the genuine local agent.
Rev Dobbins of Columbus preached at Zion last Sunday while Rev Hilbers plans a protracted meeting there next Sunday. Miss Golda Boyd visited Milan on Saturday. Ex Judge Hawkins is poorly. Ben May and family visited Joe Harris. Will Riley lost a horse this week. Web Pipes repairs his house.
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