The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27

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N MI. james, I.S EaIey ana Ifiss
Nellie b. acohs, bo4h e w Amorcf,
were united Il, snaarria6e at the ~
[e0rder'ss office; ( Il end y morning.
fudge 81 II Jetsf otficixting.
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nre. Lime your clovsl, alfalfa, md
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Rev Harold Hiiliard returned
MONDAY to- Baldwin, KaAsas. s,tere
|he Is attending school alters visit
With his parents, Mr., and Mfs. Marx
|E''Gard, OF nertheast of this city. Il
Buy the Renfrew Cream Separator,
sat WeMott & Majors and watch the
size of your cream checks Increase
from. the same herd Of cows. 6-zt
& Mrs. F. L. Blankenbaker, Of Lone.
Oak, returned Friday from ST Louis.
where she had been attending q state
and national convention Of the W.. g.
q. U. as delegate from this county.
n, Mrs. John Majors, a former resi-
dent 81 this city, died at hei home III
Kansas City, Friday Of last week.
The ren1ains were taken to freeman,
'Tass coufity, where burial was made.
4 c. NJ, Cameron, Of Hume, was
over Saturday on business and shak-
ing hands with his numerous cid
friends. Charley was for many years
4 clerk III the old Joe Meyer clothing
store.
Go to WeMott & Majors and see
the Renfrew Cream Separator. Buy
one and watch the size of your cream
checks increase from the same herd
of cows. Oct
{ Mrs. G. S. Carnie, and daught II,
Miss Gladys, who for several years
have lived few miles south of town,
left HE Hast OF f the week fer CeHar DIT
Leon, Idaho, where they expect to
make their future home.
{. N. Mcfarland arrived Saturday
fr,.n Amarillo, Texas, for a visit at
lie home Of lis parents, Nr an.,
h'rs c. B. Mcfarland. Mr. Met ar,
land has responsible pcsltin With
the St. Lofts Cattle Loan Company.
+ VIM. Guiterman, native Of Ger
many and for many years resident
of Deepwatersltownship, died at his
home in Appleton City Nov. no, as
The result of Paralytic stroke. At
The time Of his death hetwas 81 years
old. '.st' -s; s ~ q
/ Congressman Dickinson, of Clin-.
ton, was shaking hands with his
many Butler friends Monday. He
has just returned from Washington.
where he has been attending the six
extra session. The regular
session will be convened about De-
cember II.
Last Saturday Henry Bruminet,
living two miles east Of Altoona, was
burning some rubbish at his home
when the. fire got beyond his control
md burned crib of corn, $50 BUSH |
Its, belonging to William Watson,
3fso several tons of hay belonging to
Mr.. Brummet. Journal.
Mrs. VIM. Laney, of Hudson town.
s1i celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Tuesday Of last week,
,ays the Appleton City Journal. Mr..
aud Mrs. Eaney are two OF Bates
sotnity's best citizens and their many
friends hope that they may be spared
a. celebrate their diamond anniyer-
fsfy.,
~. Holloway and son, Leslie.
up to Kansas City Sunday
ind Mond2F- evening 6etairned with
Mrs. Holloway, who hgd been at
ending thu state, Sunday school con
sention whi-ii was held III the inde
sealsience Avenue Christian churci, |
Va whiting her sons, Floyd and
Setpe, Sss u: 81 4 u
While burning the grass ID the |
kard At her hosne on Park Avenue,
Rich Hilk Monday morning, Mrs.
Nary Larnpttih received burns which
;esuited n her death "Wednesday ats