The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-01-27
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/ will leave while others will change DO
cations in the county. The sales arc
all well attended and everything of
fered brings a good price.
c. F. Ryther, of the Virginia neigh
borhood was Il, the city one day last
| week. He is new citizen from An
drew county and likes the country
very well.
Judge R. B. Campbell, Of Pleasant
Gan was circulating among his many
friends in the county seat last Satur-
day.
H. D. Chambers, a prominent cit
izen of Deer Creek township was IN
the city few days ago. Bud said he
was in the notion of taking trip to
Florida.
| Neff Biough and wife, two Of Lone
Oaks most highly esteemed citizens,
| we're trading with the merchants OF
Butler one Gay this week.
Ed Wilcox and D. S. West, two ot
northwest Mt Pleasant townships
Fest citizens, were in the city few
days ago on business.
| Elijah S. Reoua, of the Peru neigh
borhood and prominent farmer, was
in the city last Saturday.
| NJ, C. Wilcox and J: F. Bedingef
made business trip to Pleasanton
Kan, last week on land deal.
Tom Huffman, of Charlotte, was III
the city Monday trading with the
| merchants.
Judge C. i. Denton, Postmaster J.
| L. Williams and Capt. J. E. Thomp-
son went to Columbia last week to
attend the Farmers meeting and visit
| their children, who are in school:
Carl NJ. Decker and Andrew Han
son of Shawnee were seen in the city
few days ago.
Crystal Springs farm, just north OF
Butler and owned by H. E. Bruno,
was sold few days ago to B. S. Hart
of Kansas City for 100000. The
farm contains 243 acres.
J. A. Trimhle the druggist III the
Hotel building, has sold out to Nc
Adoo and Owen, of Lees Summit,
Mo-, who have taken charge. They
seem to be very fine gentlemen:
F. NJ. Patrick, Of Ballard, was H.
the city one day last week.
John L. Tones, residing in South
west Mt. Pleasant and one of the big
farmers of the Miami valley, visited
Butter several times last week on bust
ness. John is a fine fellow and
good farmer.
Roy Asbury has had his sale AMI
left last Saturday for Warrensburs,
where he will spend the winter.
A. o. Rose and +. Long, OF Kan
sas CITY. Kansas, were i'll the city last
| week trying to get homeseekers to
take the excursion trip to Florida,
which they are promoting. We would
like to 60, but can't hardly afford it
just now.
Mesdanes Webb Shelby and J. B,
Rice. OF the Passaic neighborhood,
were in the city one day this week
shopping. -.
7. w. Alder, cashier OF the Merwln
Bank. was in town few days ago or
business.
Claude Norwood and Chas. Ora
ham, OF Amsterdam, were in the CITY
several times last week getting the
finishing touches put on their real e,-
tate deal and transfer OF the stock #
\ goods.
Henry Herrell. one OF the old timers
Of this place is in the city visiting
friends and relatives. He is. now liv-
ing at Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr.. S. NJ. Asbury and Mrs. Alzima
Henry, widow of the late VIM. Henry.
| we're quietly married Jan. 10Th, at the
home of the bride on Pleasant street,
Judge B. F. Jeter officiating. The
couple will reside on farm south
west of the city.
/ T. w. Silvers has sold his residence
on High street to Ed Garren, of Os-
kaloosa, Kansas. Mr.. Garren was =
former resident of Charlotte town
ship.
! Republican politics in Mt. Pleasant
so far are very quiet and very little
interest seems. to be manifested. The
only candidate so far mentioned is
William c. Doane for constable.
There may be others in due course OF
H. G. Cook and J.. A. Trimble have
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