The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-02

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Yeates, of Bates County, neal
Mayesburg last Monday. q eirl.
Urich Herald. ssl
Stanley Norwood and Homer
Terry came ia Saturday evening
from Chillicothe where they an
attending school, to visit home
folks a few days. Amoret Lead
en-
Waller Hendrickson, who re-
Gently sold his farm to B. S. Ora
ham and embarked in the real es-
tate business, has decided to To-
cate at Adrian and open an office
there.-Urich Herald.
The household goods of w. Il.
johnson, the new baker, arrived
here Monday and the family will
occupy the residence that the F.
c. Spawn family have been oc-,
cupying.-Amoret Leader.
The Standard Oil business
which has been handled at Adri-
an by the Moudy Grain Company
has been transferred to Ray Adj
ans who will run their oil and
gasoline wagon in the future says
the Journal
A number of the friends and
neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Kinion gave them a very pleasant
surprise Saturday night by COM
ing to make them a farewell visit |
before they leave for their new
home in Observation-Disclosures Lead
er
Mrs. II. H. Smiser didn't pick
her peas very clean during the
summer and the result was some
of them fell to the ground, took
root and grew up new vines,
from which she obtained a mess
of new peas last week.-Amster-
dam Local,
Mrs. H. l.. Britt, pioneer citi-
zen. died Tuesday. November %,
It the home Of her son, Il. Ed
Britt, of the Round Prairie vicin-
ity. The funeral service was held
at the Round Prairie Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon at 2
p. m.-Appleton City Journal.
II. NJ. Nelson, who for fourteen
years, or more, has distributed the
mail for the patrons on route %,
has made a swap for route out
Of Newkirk, Oklahoma says the
Urich Herald. The new conner on
route % will be Peter Boyles. He
has had several years of expert
ence in carrying the mail in Ok
lahoma and will no doubt serve
MS patrons acceptably.
George L. Argenbright, pro-
orietor of the Elk Fork Stock
Farm, sold a car load Of his reg
stored Whiteface cattle to John
Wathdm, of Lebanon, Kentucky,
his week. They were shipped to
he Wathom farm as the head Of
| herd Of Whiteface cattle. Mr.. /
has one of the best
herds in he state and finds a
'eady sale for his stock at good
,rices.-Adrian Journal.
At the sheriff's sale of the
property under deed Of
rust, at Osceola, Saturday, Prof.
!. A. Theilmann bought the prop
rty and papers were fixed up
pleasing the Academy Company
rom any further Indebtedness in
onnection with the school or any
ther connection with the proper
y in any way. The entire acad-
my holdings are now in the .
lands Of Prof. Theilmann but we
ave not been informed as to what
disposition is to be made of the.
City Jour-
al.
Ezra K. Clark, one Of the pio-
leer and most prominent citizens
+ Appleton township, died at hisl
ome q few miles southeast Of this
ity Sunday evening, says the
appleton City journal. Mr.. Clark
lad been in failing health for
lore than year and while his
from, the walks Of life
vas not unexpected by family |
nd friends it is none the less
nourned by al. Being enc Of the
ldest and most prominent eiti-