The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-01-16

The PaytOn coal mine at AmOret,
is turning out car load of fine coal
every day. says the Leader.
Clauss razors, shears and scissors.
at D. O. Deacon's.
Mrs. Lewis Stewart left the last OF
the wee.; for Brookfield. on visit
to Mrs. Everett Zwahlen.
New timothy seed-IoIS grown,
best grade, at ID. O. Deacons.
| Homer Terry left Monday for
Camp Funston after spending
short furlough in this city with home
folks.
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Roy Shubert has been discharged
from the army and has again taken
up his duties on farm near Adrian.
says the Journal.
Lowcnstein the horse buyer, was
in town Saturday and picked up sew
eral horses. He is a liberal buyer
and usually gets them
Anoret is progressing 1t has now
got into the chautauqua class and
will hold four night series some
time the coming summer
Claude Major. a. w. WeMott, O.
a. Heinlein and George Dixon at
tended convention of harness and
implement dealers in Kansas City
the first of the week
Capt. W. II. Allen, r., OF Rich
Hill, who is i'll the army medical
corps, has been transferred from
Austin, Texas, to the base army hos
pital at Brownsville, Texas,
Memorial services for Col Roosc-
welt were held at the Presbyterian
church, in Rich Hill, Sunday, says
the Review. The services which
We're we'll attended, were conducted
by DR.. !, !. Martin.
Miss Helen Braden spent a couple
OF days the last of the week in Kan
Sas City attending to business mat
tefs anti visiting witlf-hef- sister,
Miss Mary, who is teaching in the
public schools of that city.
II. O. Maxey of Bates County, Il
new member. promises to be one q
the leaders OF the minority side. He
is an able man and a ready speaker.
he is being quite favorably men
toned as leader of the dry forces
Jefferson City Capital News.
Two of Herman Mayors daugh-
tiers, Misses Matte and I.ottie, were
married Christmas day Miss Matte
was married in Omaha to a gentle
man bv the name OF Fisher We
We're unable to learn the name OF
Miss I.ot,ies husband. We wish the
young ladies worlds OF prosperity
and happiness.--Amoret Leader.
Uncle Ed Heaviln orders the adj
dress OF his paper changed from
amsterdam to Sweet Springs. where
ITe has gone to remain the remainder
OF tine winter 1t is rather strange
that Uncle Ed should conclude 10
leave Bates county just as hog kill
ing is iii full swing and back bone
and spare rib is the order OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Campbell
returned the last of the week from
Baldwin. Kansas, where they have
been visiting old friends and rela-
tives since Lieut.. Campbell returned
from the artillery officers training
camp near Louisville. Kentucky.
He has resumed his position with the
Butlch and Rich Hill Telephone
Company.
1t was learned Saturday that the 5
family OF w. H. Blankenship. oI II
Arthur. Vernon county, had suffered
the death of five members from in
iluenza which occurred within tw"
weeks at Fl. Scott. Mr.. Blankcn-
ships son and wife were stricken and
died and also three children OF his
from the same t
Hill Review a
Vert S. Cheever of Hume, anoth-
n Bates county boy has been cited =
or bravery in the face OF the enemy.
-heever, who is a driver in an am '.
,ulance company, in the action ~
September 70. October |. repeatedly y
lrove his ambulance into the enc
ny's fire to bring out wounded sol
ines hit.-Rich Hill Review. :,
Mrs. Myrtle Arennt, aged ~ years, {,
wife of Harry. C.. .Arendt, of .\ltona. =
lied at the Christian hospital in
Kansas City Thursday night OF last
week. following a surgical operation.
BESIDES her husband, she is SUI
lived by a daughter. Mrs. Hazel II
Vaci;erman. OF Butler, and a son, G
-eslie B. Arendt. of Altoona. The re- IL
Mains we're brought to Adrian anG G
nterment made in the Crescent Hill a
emetery. (,
Relatives in this city have re- g
eived word that Scott Newsome. ft
Tho was with the famous Rainbow il
vision in their hard fighting in
rance. had been returned to the
United States and was at a military
ospital at Camp Dodge. Iowa. re-
ovcring from several slight wounds. B
n addition to the wounds he was in
assed, but it is thought in short o.
me that he will be entirely recov- a,