The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-16

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Nestlerode's broom corn seed is not
all gone vet It's fine. Route S.
Sarah linn is visiting her brother,
Frank Oldham, this week on route 1.
Grant Oldham made trip to the
county seat last Saturday, IN
There will be a meeting at the hall
in Virginia next Saturday night for
the purpose Of organizing band.
All interested try and be out, unc
IS.
Sam Miller went to Kansas City
and ought a car load Of stock cattle
to take care Of his surplus pasture,
which Is simply fine.
Bud Jones, the road boss, has been
Doing excellent work.
Hartley and Hamilton shipped
load Of live stock from Amoret last
Monday Ike Dawson and wife were
shopping in Butler Saturday.
Lee Hardinger was over and got the
last OF our cane seed Saturday, but
We still have quite bit of broom
corn seed. Tennessee Evergreen,
which is fine.
This section was visited with good
rains the. past week, which were bad
ly needed.
Grandpa Oldham is considerably
better at this writing.
Uncle Pete Jundy shipped hogs last
Monday week with the shippers assoc
citation at Butler.
Howard, the son of Frank linn
went home with Henry Oldham, his
uncle, Of Edgewater, Kansas, for
visit.
We understand Uncle Viii Park
and Uncle Geo. Hughes are very
poorly. Both reside in Butler, but
were formerly OF this vicinity.
John linn visited with his brother,
Abe and wife, at the river Sunday.
Douglas Browning purchased
two row cultivator Of Glade Jundy.
Bud Jones made a trip to Kansas
City last Monday week. We suppose
Tor repairs for his threshing outfit, so
look out.
Mrs. Sam Miller left for a visit
with her old neighbors at Maryville,
No. the last Of the week.
Frank Oldham. and sister, Sarah,
linn, left Sunday for visit with
their brother, Henry Oldham, Of
Edgerton, Kans. =
Jim Norman went to Butler with
live stock Monday as did also Will
Sims and Sam Miller.
Don't forget Saturday night, June
IL, to be at the Hall in Virginia for
We are going to try to organize a
band. There is no reason why we
should not have one of the best
country bands for we have the En-
erprise band, Mulberry band, Hay
seed band and the old Virginia band.
Why not consolidate?
J. b. Rice returned from the Kan
as City hospital Saturday. He has
'een there about 40 days. After get
ing home he, has to go to Butler
very day and have treatment.
Col. J. n. Sharp returned from Rich
Hill where he had been in a hospital
nd IS making his home with Lewis
,ichler. He is not able to live alone,
tut he has good place to live and
where he can look after his stock.
Alfred Shipley, son of Mr.. Shipley,
orthwest Of Amoret, got killed in
runaway. He was driving four
orses hitched to roller. The roller
truck stump and two Of the horses
we're colts and took fright. He had
ne lines around him and when they
imped he was jerked onto the
ouble-trees and then fell in front of
he roller. The team dragged him
Or some distance. He was dead
hen found.
Basket dinner at children's day at
It,. Vernon school house Sunday,
lne IL, was swell afafir. They had
lenty to eat and a fine program.
Ora Browning has corn ready to
low the last time.
Arthur Browning and family Sum
aged with Ray Jundy and family.
Jno. Eichler spent Sunday evening
the home ,of Cyrus Nestlerode.
Johnny linn and family Sundayed I
it'll his father, Gee. linn and family.
Douglass Browning visited at Jno.
cdgers, Mrs. Browning's parents.
Joe Raybourn- was seen going east
inday evening and he said he was
ping to look at the wheat The way
, was logged up made me think he
as joking and after shutdown is
,or time to look at wheat.
VIM. Oldham has been quite a bit
tier, but was poorly Monday after
BON. He is Sc years old.
Al