The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record., 1919-12-04

I Mr. and Mrs. Chas.< Brannock, of
this city, and Mr.. Glenn Kennedy, OF
this city, were married Wednesday
evening of last week by Rev. J. B.
i Clyde, at the Presbyterian manse, on
South Delaware street. Both these
young people have. many friends in
this city who wish them long, hap
|py journey through life together.
Mrs. John Lane left the first OF
the-week for Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, where she will join her children,
Miss Marguerite and Harold. From
there they will go to Berkley, Cali
fornia, where the young folks will
attend the University of California.
Mr.. Lans owns property in Cali
fornia and it is likely that she will
make that state her home in the flu
ture.
Mrs. George Caruthers and two
children Marion and Helen, left the
first of the week for Chanute, Kan
sas, where she will attend the cele-
bration of the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of the marriage of her sister,
| Mrs. Mosher. From there they will
go to Drumwright, Oklahoma, where
she will join her husband, Capt.
Caruthers, who has a position with
an oil company.
D. D. Dalton, who for several
years owned a fine farm just north
west of this city sold out some time
ago, and last Thursday moved with
his family to his farm adjoining
Archie, where he expects to reside.
Mr.. Dalton owns 292 acres of excel
lent land near Archie. The Dalton S
are fine people and their friends II,
and near Butler will regret exceed
1 ingly their departure.
Probate Judge II. Z. Sheppard left
| Wednesday for Rich Hill, where he
will Join party of hunters who are
going down into the stilly wilds of
the Ozarks in search OF the elusive
and festive wild turkey. The Judge
is an enthusiastic sportsman and all
excellent wing shot and if there are
any turkeys in that part OF the state
(wild or not) we are betting ON the
ladge bringing home some meat.
Walter y. Piepmeicr, of Rockville,
and Miss Francis l.. Roberts, of APP
pleton City, were united in marriage
by Rev. II. A. Mitchell, of the Ohio
street -elfHfe4af-att- ltu,,,r
Tuesday afternoon. They were ac-
companicd to Butler by two Of their
friends who witnessed the ceremony
The voung couple will make their
home on the farm of the groom a
short distance southwest OF Appleton
City.
Sheriff Baker was notified Wednes-
day afternoon that highway robbery
was committed by three men on the
public road north Of Adrian at about
l., o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Their victim was reported beaten and
robbed Dy the men, who it was re-
ported were travelling in a Ford car
and who, when last seen, were going
south Word was received late
Wedne sday evening that parties an
sMering TO the description given OF
the hignWaymen had been arrested at
Rich Hill.
A goodly number of Butler )
young people, who are attending col
leges and schools elsewhere, spent
their Thanksgiving vacation with
home folks i'll this city. Those from
the state university, at Columbia.
were: Misses Dorothy Armstrong
and .Annabelle Thompson and David
Thompson. Claude McCombs, DON
aid Pharis, Norton Seelinger, Kirk
by Walker and James and Walter
Williams, Leslie Duvall; Central Col
lege. Fayette: Vernon L. Johnson,
.Jr.: Huff,s business College, Kansas
City: Seba Jackson, Horace Allen.
and George Hupp; Horner Institute,
Kansas City: Miss Mildred Ream.