The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
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Mrs. I. +. Cameron lett last week
for Ierico Springs, where she is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. &. !. Pahlman.
Lee Stith has sold his property on
the corner oi Fulton and Ohio streets
to Mrs. Stella Epperson. Considers
ton $4,000.
Mrs. Sam Armstrong, OF Miami:
Oklahoma, is guest at the nome o.
F., her parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. t..
| Hampton. on North Main street.
Miss Ruth Wyatt. who is attending
Monticello Seminary, al Godfrey, H.
lnois, is spending the ChriTmas va
,aticn with home folks i'll this city.
Mrs. II. E. Sheppard, who has
been spending some time with re!"-
tjvcs in Kansas City. returned home
the last OF the week.
Arthur Summers and Miss Ada
arsa1aed 14a7l }1l Sn9n f!-n 70 r1" me
school in the same class. and took d
business course at Chillicotle.-
Hume Telephone.
The Office OF the Rich Hill Review
was visited by burglars Saturday
morning. The safe was opened 3nd
the editorial desk ransackeG, but
nothing of value was taken. The
burglars were evidently new in the
business or they would have known
| that d newspaper office sale would
not contain anything OF value unless
it be some samples of print paper
From present indications Hume is
to have plenty OF music in 1920. =
brass band OF twenty members is be-
ing organized and will be under the
direction OF X. W. Crawford. Most
all of the players are old heads at
the business and the organization
should make rapid progress. Pro-.
Dave Stumph, OF Nevada. has as
sembled an orchestra OF eighteen
pieces and rehearsals will begin at
once.-H ume Telephone
Judge w. +. Cole spent Tuesday i'll
Adrian, where he attended the fl
tieth wedding anniversary of his
cousins. Mr. and Mrs John B. Hayes
of that city. The Judge says he en-
ioycd a most bountitul dinner, de-
lighttHlly prepared and served and
spent most enjoyable day with Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes, their children.
grandchildren and grea. grahdchi-
dren. Those present were Judg:
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Hayes, Floyd Hayes,
Miss Woody Hayes, MISS Bessie
Hayes. Mrs. Eula Mills. Wesley
Stayton. Mrs. Estis Stayton. Hardin
Mills, Jack Mills. Few. Petty.
Sheriff !. w. Baker has received a
letter from Miss Helen Dehler, OF
st. Paul. Mimi. making inquiry re-
gartling her brother Gustavc Dehler,
who has been missing from home for
some time. Sheriff Baker states that
one OF the young men who were SEN
fenced to two years i'll the peniten-
tiary by Judge Calvird two weeks |
ago under the name o; Wallis earle.
ton. admitted to him that his name
w vas IuStaNS I/SuiSi ouuk DNuICI,
alias Carlton. was one OF the trio |
who assaulted c. L.. Nansandt near
Adrian and stole his car His sister
in her letter claims his age to be only
II years.
Wallace Hamnondtree, age 20
years, Clarence Page. age 81 years.
and Jack Page, age iS years, were
captured in Kansas City Tuesday by
Sheriff ]. W. Baker. charged with
he theft OF hides and furs t. the
,alue of SI9Aoo from the Home Pre-
ince- Company OF Adrian Sunday
hight. Although part OF the iurs
lad been sold. all were recovered.
The young men are also charged with
he theft of Quantity Of iNs from
lin Purcell some time ago and
Sheriff Baker stated "Wednesday tina.
hey had admitted their guilt OF both
.rines. The Hammondtree boy lives
n Cass county and the Page boys .
i've near Adrian. Ia