The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-11-04

Johnnis = ts' sli 4 |sss;
we missed out last w M r ~ ~ lll
ttry and make II up this iilS 9 n 4
we're out in the o,p " eisS /, B y
! Perry Black md Bad "A Iefs
spent Monday n Bull % ~ N
ter the political stunt " 4!
E. w. Lanains and wif6 I'd
1apcnt last Saturday sii,s sslk
They are now i comfof 81
\ and well pleased with thsi T i1S n
h the Athof ranch. Il
Ill Rev, r. H. Biser attemd II ~
Ting Of the Disciples 81 Ckkisk s.;
Louis last week. s!sss
Thos. S. ,Grimsley Of chasI MI
in the city last Saturday. MI
L. L. Rockhold, Of ElkhArF nv III
1.-The city last Saturday and 0fted
things all right in that towneli III s#s \
DR.. B. q. Smiley, the NV drug
gist, and wife spent a ttw yS in
Kansas City last week. u /,
Mrs, H. b. McClintick. cf prn.
land was in the city one day. gthis
week. al II ssss Sss SO M
Our landlord. H. A. Eilis Has
moved to the old Sisson prontr4y on
Delaware street and we are now close
to town and can loaf a little so night
James r. Simpson. Of is sps,sser,
was in the city this, week N hive
known Jim for over half cent md
re is a splendid good citizen. u
Our old friend D. C. MizS,Ewaosh has
been living lately south Of Richsss Hill
has sold his farm to IT. L:ss Sutton.
We. do not know just what lle aWill
no now. iii: q g,s Il Nj IN \. (.
DR.. J. A. Patterson, Of Nyhst was
ir the, city last, Tuesday getting the
latest news on the election aud hop
ing for a big victory next day. ls ~
+ w. B. McCulloh of Garden lty, |
Mo-, has placed Smiths additiouS 10
Adrian and the lots have been selling
very rapidly and at good prices.
This will be of material benefit to
Adrian. s&l ss9l
We heard Governor Gardner last
Saturday and he made an excellent
address. He: spoke at Adrian and
Archie in the afternoon. "a The Gov
ernor has made a splendid executive
and will retire with honor and dis
tinction. 81 N ss,II9,As'i
John Reeves, Gus Bruler, Geo.
Armentrout and Joe Raybourn all of
Elkhart were in the city one day last
week on business.
The Butler Mills have been incor-
porated with capital of $5o,ooo.oo,
and +. f: Morilla will be manager
and J. W. Mcclure will be the head
miller. We are glad to see Mcclure
back to his old post, where be held |
it SO long Under the Power Bros
We met our old friend Dan En-
bree, of Summit, on the streets Mon
day. t-..
We took trip out to our old
friend Tom Burners in Deepwatcr
township last Saturday and on Sun
day went to the home of Gus Bruner
in Elkhart township and remained
Sunday and returned Monday after
having a very pleasant trip.
We made social call on F.ssE.
Fattce and wife Monday and found
hem we'll peased with their new To-
cation.
J. R. Hales, of Rich Hill, was in
he Tity ..lasr Monday ton legal hass
ness. 5F
Walter Gilfis and Miss Ruby VI.
strange, both of Archie, were united h
n marriage October ~, 1890, at the
'ecorder's office. Judge B. F. Jercr
officiating. They will reside att
Archie. N g.. A.
Last Thursday two of our old
,ieneer citizens celebrated their 7othI
birthdays in the persons of Isaac
xelly and D. G.. Newsome, whose
came the same date. Isaac
Kelly was born il Iroquois county,
Ill.,, and %. 6. Newsome was bor1l,
II Forsythe County, North Carolina.
Both were reared in their respective
'ounties until the beginning of the
civil War when both enlisted. Kellyl
o;ned The Union Army and NeW-
,ome Joined the Confederate ArmyJ
ind both served with distinction and II
we're honorably discharged At the
lose Of the great conflict. b Botft
anne west and located in the late
'o's in Bates county. where they have
ince resided and became leading Cit
zens. They are now enjoying their
reclining years among their ffiendst
md neighbors whom they love sol
veil. We wish them many mored
uch anniversaries.
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