The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
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Mr.. Ira ". N,i,vp and Miss Lucy
L, Dich,, both OF Pheasant Gap. were
united in marriage Thursday. Jan. ! !,
1920. at Recorder, Office. Judge Il.
i. jctcr uilitiatr-,
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Yen If Rich Hin. died at his home III
!ha; CITY Sunday. January Is. lie was
! born in l.n-,land tn Years ago and
came to this country when i. years
OF age and has i>.d i'll kith yin tor
the past 81 Years
| Rev. W. $. Hood and family moved
to Clinton last Monday. They have
resided in Adrian Tor several years
and have many friends here who re-
| greet their departure. All unite III
wishing these good peonle health and
prosperity in Their new home
| Aurlan Journal.
Ira Faubion. Who was arrested
some time ago Oh "a statutory charStr
was taken before Justice OF the Peace
\. +. Jeter Monday and bound over
to the February term OF the circuit
, court. He WAS released on Il bond OF
I $3.50.
Leslie Brown arrived the last OF
| the week from Miiian. Kansas. tor i
visit with home folks. He is engaged
in the grocery business in INDIAN anc
is prospecting. lis sister. Miss
/ SADIE, who had tt>n visiting relatives
in Kansas returned home with him.
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Friends i'll this city have received
1.-THE announcement, OF the death OF
Miss Tia Richardson. which occurred
at the family home i'll Chico. Cali
| fornia. Saturday, following All opera
ton for appendicitis. She was Il
=! daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. y.
! Richardson. Mr.. Richardson was one
oi the first city letter carrier, i'll this
! city.
Several from this vicinity went 20
Columbia the first OF the week to at
tend Farmers " eek and the College
OF Agriculture. The grain Judging
team Of the Butler High School.
Carroll Zwahlen. Lester Maddox ana
Paul Bartz, accompanied by Prof. ".
7. Brown, teacher OF Vocational .Ag-
riculture in the High School went
Sunday to be on hand when the judy
ing contest commenced.
"Ium" Thomas and his two sisters
Ada May and Helen Louise. went to
Kansas City and spent Sunday with
their brother, Charley, who some
| time ago underWen t an operation III
hospital in that city. For the past
| few days he has not been getting
along as we'll as he might and Mon
day morning the surgeons found an
| other operation necessary. lie is sui
fering with appendicitis and his
| condition is serious.
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F. NJ. Ball dropped into The Times
office one day last week and hand d
us a lemon. A. real honest to good
ness lemon and it was whopper. 1t
weighed one pound and measured II
inches in circumference Mr.. Ball i'll
forms us that the tree on which the
lemon grew was live years old and
has been bearing since its second
year. The tree is left out OF doors all
summer but the winters are SO severe
that it is taken into the house for tie
winter.
Frank Oldham. OF route five. was
in the city Monday and made this Oh
flee an appreciated business visit
Mr.. Oldham has sold. his farm to
Homer Crisis. OF the Foster neighbor-
hood, who will take posse ssion about
March fst.-Mr- Oldham expects to
60 to Garden City. Kansas. near
where he has purchased an irrigated
farm. He has lived the better part
OF his life in the, western part of this
county and it is with sincere regret
that his many friends will learn OF his
intended departure for his new home.
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