The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

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i. ]. Peters Of Rich Hill s V 4
PRESIDENT Of Pleasant ;ap lIs
Twas in the city Monday IN TIL!
Circuit Court convened y NV
and the jury cases will al
n until November 18th and
was excused until that date. ssgss
Gus Bruner and wife were in the
county seat last SATURDAY.
Quite y number Of Our cifl1sl YLe1at
TO Kansas City Saturday M hear
Gov Cox and all who went Aaid AZ
made a fine address. q
| Taylor Fl. Galloway, circuit clerk
of Cass county, spent Sunday in the
city.
list for the last few days, but Is
slowly recovering. \.
4 A large number of Rich Hin cit
izens attended he base ball game
here last Sunday. The game was an
int, csting one and Butler won NJ =
score of A to 2. sss
| Judge ]. w. McFadden, of Viz.
GINA and Frank Stilwell Of Amoret
were in the city last Monday.
C. M. Dawes has rented the Jacob
Burda 18o acre farm in Shawnee
township and will !, move there
March Ist. Mr.. Burda will more 70
town. M. X
A. w. Shay and wife attended
church, at Butler Sunday morning and
at night. siS
Congressman Dickinson il making
la tour of Bates County this week and
SO far as we hear has had good
crowds at his meeting. He speaks
at Butler Saturday afternoon
Squire Hemstreet and wife and w.
I'M. Arnold and wife took id the
Spruce neighborhood Sunday after
noon.
D. K. Walker made an auto tour
of Eastern Bates county Sunday at
ternoon. ass
DR.. B. D. Smiley of Kansas City
has purchased the Quinn drug store
on the north side and has taken
charge. We find him a pleasant
gentleman.
The Christy Lake farm was sold
last week to Delbert Dooley of Rock
well City, Iowa, for $6Iooo.ol The
farm contains 45I acres and is fine
lily improved. Mr.. Dooley Is a
single man and some of you farmer
girls better be casting your ssmiles
about him.
Squire T. J. Hockett, Of Elkhart,
was in town this week on business.
We have known him long time and
he is good man.
Several of the members OF the
Woodmen Camp attended the big
class adoption at Amsterdam last
Friday night and were treated to an
oyster supper. One member said it
was a very close contest between
Judge Jeter and Jim Barker as to
who ate the most oysters.
We had the pleasure Of attending
the Adrian street fair one day in
company with A. w. Shay and wife
and Miss Maud Morgan. The fair
was good and complete success.
J. M. Shelton, of Johnstown, was in
the city Monday on business.
]. H. Baker of Deepwater town
ship was in town one day this week
and reported everything ali right
down there. .,
The case of Ruggles> VS.. Craps.
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court in New Home township has
been postponed until the family of
John Strange RECEIVERS from scarlet
fever, as they are witnesses.
We had the pleasure of attending a
quiet wedding Saturday afternoon at
the recorders office in which John
G. Degood, of Nevada and Miss
Mann Williams of Harrison, Arkan-
sas, were united in marriage by
Judge B.. F. Jeter. They will make
their home at Nevada.
The writer has been on the sick
list for the past week. We will leave
in the next few days for a visit to
Our sisters at Sweet Springs for 81
rest. We hope it will do us some
good and that we can be abe to re-
turn in short time. We have lived
here SO long that there is NO other
place like home to US and we are al /
ways glad to return and mingle and
associate with our old friend and
Ineighbors whom we have known sol
long and love so we'll.
JOHNNIE. ss2