The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-02
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Christian church Sunday morning
8 and evening. 4
Rowland Arbogast attended ths
Baptist fifth Sunday meeting at Lisles
Missouri.
Ina Martin and brother, Harry, anI
Miss Hazel Journey spent Sunday
with Miss Jessie Briscoe Of the coun-
try south. !
w. B. Hamilton Of Kansas City
came down Saturday to visit relatives
at this place.
Born:-March 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Criss, q girl.
: Mrs. Will Humphrey visited Mon
4 day with Mrs. Ed. Doke.
Jim Treasure and wife Of Nevada
visited from Friday until Sunday
with. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Treasure.
Mrs. Smith Of Worland is staying
with Mrs. m. G. Miller, who is very
poorly. "
Fred Bridwell is still very low with
consumption.
Miss Clark of Butler spent Sunday
and Monday with Miss Mildred Pof-
fenbarger.
Born-March 29th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob BriscOe, a girl.
Mrs. Mark Thomas is reported on
the sick list.
Alonzo Bright and family have
moved to The Doke property on east
9Th street.
Next Tuesday is the. city election.
Then is when the fur flies. ~
w. M. Thompson on Route 2 out of
Hume, renews his subscription to
The Times
ALI Frankenfield returned Monday
from Pittsburg, Kansas, where he
had been in the interest of his coal
mine.
Mrs. N. T. Badgett is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Scott, at Nevada this
week. E
The Methodist people are repairing
and papering the interior OF their
church.
Harry Gray aud sister, Mrs. Church;
Wort, Of Iowa, and Willie Gray OF
Golden, CoioradU, are here to see
their mother, Mrs. Matthew Gray,
who is quite poorly.
We sympathize with Mayor Whit
ten of Old Walnut in the loss of his
fine driving horse, which took a trip
down an old abandoned coal shaft,
unaccompanied. The result was a
broken neck.
Gone Home
Mrs. Joseph Link departed this life
at 10 o'clock Wednesday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Scholler on 7th street.
Mrs. Link had been in failing health
for the past four years. Two weeks
ago, she, with her husband, moved
to Foster from Hartford, Kansas, and
engaged in the restaurant business,
thinking the change would be bene-
ficial and where she would be near
her parents. Her last illness was OF
short duration and death came unex-
pected to the family. Her spiritual
adviser Father Carney Of Rich Hill
was present when the death sum-
mons came and administered the last
sad rite. Katherine Louise Garfield
Link was born in Ford, Kansas, 1884,
died in Foster, Bates County,, Mis-
souri,. March q, 1914. Age 20 years,
Z months and II days. She grew to
womanhood lin Burlington, Kansas,
and resided continually In that state
until two weeks ago. She was unit
ed in marriage to Joseph Link at
Emporia, Kansas, Oct. 18th, 1905,
united with the Catholic church early
in life and lived Steadfast in that faith
until her death. Besides her husband
she leaves father, mother, one BROTH
er and two sisters and host OF rela-
tives and friends to mourn their loss.
One sister, Mrs. Mary Moore, Of Fl.
Worth, Texas, could not attend the
funeral. The remains were shipped
to Burlington Friday for burial where
a large c0ncourse OF sympathizing
friends attended the last sad rites,
conducted BY Father Domen Of the
Catholic church of Burlington.
& A Card 81 Thanks
We desire to return our thanks to
the kind neighbors and friends who
50 willingly assisted ils II the aick- 4
neso and death Of our wife md dafgh-t
Ter. Ala0 ID the funeral ptepar1a lions.
~. A. Link, MI. and Mn A.
Scholar OtNAH. III