The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-08-11
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and will have his peanut and popsEorl
I stand at the State Fair.
i r D. Day Of Deepwater was Wis.
itor here last Saturday n,
\ Judge L. G. Lockard of Passaic
neighborhood was in the city 4 few
kday this week.
| w. A. McElroy and wife have gone
\ to Mankato, MINI. on visit to rcla-
tives.
Rev. r. H. Biser and family have
returned from visit to Columbus
Kansas.
DR.. w. S. Corbin, of Chickasha, Ok
lahoma, is in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Roy Cope has sold his as ac,.
form at !Athol to Matt Simpson for
100000.
]. w. Alder, of the Merwin Bank,
was in the city one day last week.
Squire i. M. Taylor, of Altoona, Wis
tied here few days last week.
Sheriff Petty and Deputy Bcr,
Bradley spent few days i'll Kansas
City on business last week.
w. o. Morrison, who is farming
near Marvel Bridge, was in the city
few days ago getting supplies,
Mrs. Judge F. M. Steele has return
cd from a two months visit to her
son, Bruce Steele, at Lamar, Colo
RADIO.
Rev. ]. B. Clyde has purchased Il
new Ford touring car arid so far we
have not heard of him exceeding the
speed limit.
Rev. T. G. Bran1mer is taking his
vacation and will visit Bolton and
then the State Fair.
Isaac Fowler who was attacked by
a bull several days ago is improving
and will~be out, soo.if
Jot Newberry and Ambrose Kecne
of, Deepwater were i'll the city Mon
day. Mr.. Newberry has been on the
sick list this summer but is now able
to be out.
A. Zwahlen one of the leading 'c,t
liens of Hudson, spent several days
i'll this city visiting his son, ]. l..
Zwahlen.
Prof. B. l.. Taylor liza returned from
a six weeks summer course at Mad
ison, Wisconsin. He reports very little
rain there ond everything pretty dry.
they will run jitneY,
have gone to the Sedalia Fair where
they will run jjtney.
Butler and Clinton played an excit-
ng ball game Sunday. The score was
tie at the end Of the ninth inning.
Two more innings put Butler over
the top by score of to s.
The union services at the court
yard Sunday night was well attended
ad fine program rendered. The
Choral club rendered several appro-
pirate numbers and Mrs. George NJ.
Lee sang beautiful solo. Rev H.
A. Mitchell delivered the discourse.
John w. Jamison, of the F. and NJ.
Bank of Rich Hill, was here attend
ing probate court. John is looking |
fine and reports everything at Rich
Hill in good condition.
We understand that the Southern
Hotel has been sold to a Harrison
vile man who will take charge Sep
TENDER /. jeff Crutsinger has been
the genial landlord and we are not in
formed as to his future plans.
Mrs. w. w. Parks has decided to
live with her children this fall and
winter and George M. Lee of the
Logan Moore Lumber Company will
OCCUPY her 6andsome- bungalow ON
West Fort Scott street. This will
make them a nice home.
Circuit Clerk Swarens informs us
that Circuit court will meet the first
Monday in October as formerly. The
new law which has been held up nam
ed the third Monday as the meeting
date.
X. Z. Mooney and family haze re-
turned from an extended visit to the
West and report a fine trip. They
made the journey in Ford and went
as far as Idaho. While in Idaho they
visited the Requa brothers at KIM
berly and reported them getting along |.
fine and satisfied with the country.
We regret to hear of the death of
our old friend NJ. r. Lyle. He was
one OF the old timers aud fine old
man.
G. Z. Litsinger has sold his 90 aere
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