The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-03-27

A pie and box supper at the Frye
school house Friday night, March 20.
Bertha Trainer,
Teacher.
Lewis Moore. OF the Hume Tele-
phone, Mrs. Moore and daughter,
Miss Maxine visited the metropolis
of Bates Thursday OF last week.
T. B. Silvers. Assistant United
States attorney, came down from
Kansas City one day the last of the
week on a visit to Butler relatives.
Gamma bulbs. gladiola bulbs,
madeira vine roots. horse radish
roots, asparagus roots at
A. Zwahlen, OF Hudson township,
accompanied by his son, D. A.:
Zwahlen OF Mound township, was in
Butler Wednesday and made us a
pleasant calls
Mrs. c. H. Conger and young son,
Clarence, arrived Thursday from
Washington. D. c., and are visiting
at the home OF her mother, Mrs. J.
p Edwards.
Bates county never had a more Ell
ficient official than County Superin-
tendent of Schools Arthur {. More
land. Indorse his record with your
vote next Tuesday. y
L. B. Ficklin returned Thursday to
his home in College Mound, after
pleasant visi, in this city with his
daughter, Miss Maud Ficklin, of the
High School faculty.
Mrs. Melissa Cooper returned TO
Kansas City the last OF the week at
ter spending a month in this city
with her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Hawley, and other relatives.
George Baker, OF Kansas City,
came down the last OF the week to
visit old friends southeast of town.
MIR. Baker for many years kept a
store and was postmaster at Peru.
Hon, H. O. MaSey came in from
Jefferson City Saturday and on Sun
day addressed the Loyal Sons Bible
class, of which he has been the
teacher and leader for many years.
Selma, the 6 year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Christolear, died
at the family home near Burdett,
Monday night, March 18TH, 1919, OF
typho pneumonia.-Adrian Journal.
l. L. Lockeridge of Elkhart town
ship, was painfully injured Saturday |!
as the result of fall from a wagon
load of logs. His left leg was Sc
verely wrenched and he was badly |
bruised.
Mr.. Joseph Johnson and Mrs.
Hotel Amsterdam, Sunday afternoon.
at 2 O'Clock. by Reverend J. A. Riney
who has known both of these young
people for some time.-Amsterdam
C.. R. Pyle, who recently moved
rom Iowa and has purchased the
Thomas farm east of town, was
caller at this office last
Monday and has enrolled his name
IN our mailing list for The Butler
Weekly Times for the coming year.
Miss Juanita Jones. trained nurse
Of Kansas City, arrived Sunday to
spend some time with her aunts I
Mrs. Ada Claunch and Mrs. Len {
Barber. Miss jones early in the war I
volunteered her services to the gov Il
and has for some time been {
stationed at a hospital in Alabama.
She has been discharged from active {
Iervice.
Miss Anna Reel, Federal prison. a
4, was brought down from Kansas c
lily the last of the week and lodged h
D the Bates county Jail for safe
teping until the May term OF the S
federal eourt-in Kansas City, where {
he 10 wanted ~ witness in a white v
lave ease. The last lady bearder at
'hefih Baker's hosiery found ain
odd soft brick IN the wall. and took s
! haif pid .and proceeded to dig it Z
at aA1 tooA had hole large I
noagh 10 esawl OF when she de- p
osto4 ter pefts unknown without q
~ tak1nG We % leave forward q
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