The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-16
Johnnie on the Wing.

Saturday and Sunday visiting in
Excelsior Springs.
Harry Welton and wife at
tended the postal employees con-
vention at Kansas City last week.
Mrs. Julia Jared, of Amster-
dam has gone to Mountain Air,
New Mexico, on business and
pleasure trip.
Leo Hassig, for many years a
merchant at Amoret died in u
hospital at Kansas City, Kansas,
October IL, 1922, aged 70 years.
Joseph b. Shannon, Of Kansas
City, was a Butler visitor last
Friday, being here ON business
mission.
Rev. j. ID. Smith, of Liberty,
Mo. conducted services at the
New Hope Baptist church last
Sunday.
Ray Brown has taken over the
Standard Oil filling station here
and will conduct the business.
Claud Warren, the former man.
ager will run an oil wagon.
Armistice Day was observed in
a quiet way. The banks closed,
but no public exercises were held.
Joe Cooper of Adrian was
Butler visitor one day last week.
Joe is one of the old timers of
North Bates and a fine gentle.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PEGS OF
Miami, Okla, visited at the
James A. Maddy home in Elkhart
last week.
Mrs. ID. G. Fuller of Hoxic,
Kansas, has been visiting friends
in Adrian and Rich Hill for the
past several days.
James Harrison of Adrian re-
ccived several loads Of cattle for
Kansas City lately which will
feed this winter.
NJ William little. john, wAe
has been visiting her parents, X.
a. Gray. of Homer township, has
left for her home in Bridgeman,
Mich.
Amsterdam is to have Il picture
show. +. +. Archer will be the
manager and proprietor.
The revival is still in progress
at Virginia and several have
united with the church. Rev.
Williams of the Butler Christian
church has been conducting the
services. assisted by Elder Pfost.
Sunday afternoon there were
several baptized at the Butler
church.
Il. w. SmiScr and wife, ChaS.
Grout, Thos. Wainwright, a. l..
Rock and Fred Williams and
wife attended tht postal convcn-
ton. at Kansas City last week.
A, p. Thurman and wife Of
MIingo were in the city few
days ago. Bert said he had the
toothachc but the big Demo
cratic victory made him feel So
good that he really forgot about
the toothachc most of the time
Miss Bertha MrCook, the por-
llar hookkecprr and clerk of tn"
Dnvall-pcrciva Trust Company.
spent the. week end in Kansas
City visiting relatives and
friends.
The Legion boys at Adrian eel !,
pbratcd Ar,nistice Day by having
a big dance. I
Postmaster J. +. Williams and
wife and $. +. Warnock and wifi" ;
made an overland trip to Colu'r,
bia this week, where they visited
Jas. S. Williams and wife ann
Miss Marion Warnock. It
The township board of Mi. .
Pleasant township met last Sat ,
,rday and transacted their rtr,l-
ar monthly business.
Mrs. Harry Conard has re- /
urncd to Osccola. Mo-. after a /
'cw days visit with friends.
H. T.. Percival and wife of e
Burlington, w., are in the city !
listing their son. Il. +. P,,.l.'aI II
md also Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Du- e
all and many other friends. n
Iir. Pcrcival once resided here "
nd left about twenty years a:s'. =
Ic still retains an interest in III" Il
)uvall-Percival Trust Company. v
The amendments in Bates II
ounty were all showed under ely Ii
ept No. !, which carrie.i h. il p
God majority.
A. Ii. Warren shipped ear a
Dad Of mules from his ranch in 81
summit township to III Kar>as h
'ity market. He drove the f,
Il A !