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usettne.at an appropriateThus we found it at thethey were united in wedlock.Ray is a son of Mr. and Mrs.and is a mem-iding of Mr?. Mattie Dun-|ber of the firm of Keithleyhospitable home Brothers of this city. HeFriday evening, Oct 8thprogressive young businessseveral guests entered I man and numbers his friendsthunexpectedly to Ken-1 by his acquaintence.The brideHe wondered manynutesthey had inided so abruptly. Butcharming young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. JAlspach of north of this city*res-a large circlefiance at the huge dining jShe is a graduate of our high )le loaded with the many school and is loved and lectable edibles hisaccora- pec tedshed wife had prepared, friends. They will soon bei noticing the significant at home inile on the countenances | residence in the east part ofguests he at last be- town. The Leader-RecordKeithleyfactwassurprisedThisoccasion was thetentho fanniversary neth and Mattie's wed: day.VU enjoyed the evening the fullest extent, we in-• •their many friends inextending congratulationsand best wishes for alongprosperous and happy voyage over life’s matrimonialsea.Wheat For Hogs.their bright futurebe shadoweddamaged wheatsorrow, an^jmay** ' good for hogs even if firstclass grain is too high.ah ail ^ad them to The grade and marketVhat Goodness and price part of the 1915 wheatmay till one monument.” crop has been so much reduced sprouting in the shockPURDINthat it is not too high forhog feed. Recent feeding•iday and Saturday was j |;es^s by j, ^ Weaver at the lates set for the streetat Purdin. TheMissouri Experiment Staliums werehave shown that wheatd entries in most all classfeed alone gives greatermr.iltural exhibit at the floral jm ill was said to have beencornor corndition of tankage to the rabest evei shown in that tlon ^^ted in still moreboth days was visit-1 economical gains, especially a throng of people, during the early part of thethe most exciting fe^jug periodumbers on the program ground, the wheatras the teambetter digested and threewhich was won by a J pecks produce as much gainng Mr. Hammock. The Lg a bushel of ungrouodood people of Purdin anddo things byboth being soakedtalves and FridaySatirday only show3 what canSELLS PROPERTYlone when all get theirJ. W. Fields recently soldihoulders to the wheel and I his fine residence in this citjpush agood thing to S. H. Linhart, considuraA large number of tionThisonepeopl. attends ’«•« ^»»».«reportand is constructed of cemendid success of the0f with the outside stuccoedneighlxr city onthe It was built last year by MrFields and was constructsHaggard Brothers- MrNoticeand Mrs. linhart will movOn Mondayour city in a short tinw1 re Mr. Fields purchased t)ceived a car of lumber that residence of H. B. Johnaogives me a fine assortment | wbo expects i to move tyellow pine dimension and Brookfieldshipalso have a goodstock of red cedar shingles.If you need building matAPPLESerial I am prepared to fill1 have a large quantibills and amof Ben Davis and Jonattaclose prices. Your trade is apples at my orchard ftppreciated.adv. miles north of BrowningH. L. Schrock. sale. Part ies wanting app.phone your ordlt;Noticeonce.advOur meat shop will be openW. P. NkkelLOur thanks are dueat 5 o’clock every morning:for the of our r-ewriwcustomers. We will be there j of P. E. (XMIBIHn1•O’ ^to wait uponadvdKeithley Brothers, th*8 method |j|to you our heartyi\KEITHLEY-ALSPACH.AlsoRay Keithley , andiAlspach motorediinneus Tuesday where aftfffVmarriagi 1mtm
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Browning Leader Record
Browning, Missouri, US
Thu, Oct 14, 1915
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