The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-01-04
FOSTER.

Mrs. Jim Vaughn and sons visited
her brother, DR.. Hornback, at Ne
vada last week.
Miss Nora Potts visited with her
sister at Kansas City last week.
Lee Helmer, of Crandel, Kansas,
visited his sister, Mrs. F. A. Scholler,
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Hughes left
Friday on the noon train for Kansas
City to visit their daughter, Mrs. Ray
Lockhart.
Miss Winnie Anderson is holding
down the "sas-box" at the central
office in the absence of Miss Nora
Potts.
The Misses Maggie and Eva Row.
land, of Lawrence, Kansas, remem-
bered their dear old uncle, D. H. Ar
bogast, Christmas, with a fine box Of
cigars for which they have our thanks.
Claude Merchant, of Rich Hill,
spent few days last week with his
uncle, w. P. Cobb, west of town.
Prof. j. V. Bell and wife, of Bur-
dette, were down to spend a few days
visiting his parents.
Frank Mace and wife, of Kansas
City, spent the holidays visiting her
father, C. E. West, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle, who have been
spending month visiting their son,
w. M. Lyle and wife, departed for
their home in Kansas City Thursday.
Sherman Heckadon and sister,
Ethel, spent New Years eve with
their uncle, D. H. Arbogast, and fam
lily. They were accompanied by Miss
Lois Mccullough of Reavely.
Prof. Moreland, after spending the
holidays with home folks, arrived on
Sundays train and commenced school
Monday.
Marriages, Births and Deaths.
The year 1911 there Mas been i'll
Foster and Vicinity, marriages 6,
births 18 and deaths II.
Those who have passed to the
spirit world are: Judge John H. Sui
lens, 50; infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smithy; infant of Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Bright; Mrs. W. M. Littlefield, AZ;
Grandpa Bright, 7S; Martha E. Web
ster; Levi Gritten, 65; Charley D.
Havely, q; Irwin Ramkey, 38; Letha
Helen Smith; Michael Kennie, 70;
Mrs. J. G. Reed, SO; Mrs. P. Y.
Morse, II; Martin Farmer, 81; A. L.
Livingston, 81; C. F. Jennings, go;
Margaret Conner Seig. ss.
Visits His Boyhood Home.
Willie Rowland, of Carrville, Cali
fornia, formerly an old Foster boy, is
back in this vicinity visiting relatives
and old friends.
Willie has been in Nevada and Cal
ifornia, for the past six years, work
ing in the golfields at Tonopho, Gold
field and Blair, Nevada, and Carr
vile, California. -
He left Carrville the first of De-
cember for home, stopping off at
Santa Paula, San Lous, Obispo and
Los Angeles, California, to visit his
relatives at those places. After a
short visit with his relations he left by
the southern route for Kansas City
via Ell Paso, Texas, and arrived in
Kansas City the third day out.
He then visited his brother and
sisters at Lawrence, Kansas.
After a few days visit with home
folks, ne visited his aunt, Mrs. u. II.
Arboeast, at this place, his boyhood
home.
He left Sunday for few days visit
with friends at Worland and will 60
from there to Pittsburg and Fl. Scott,
Kansas, for a brief visit with rela-
tives. He will stay a few days in
Foster on his way back to Lawrence.
He expects to return to the goldfields
at Blair, Nevada, about January Is.
Billie Gas he is familiarly known
weighs f85 lbs and is hale and'hearty,
and received warm welcome from
his old friends at Foster.
DINAH.