The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-23
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was a Butler visitor Saturday.
Joe Piggott has returned from
, a six months trip to Western
Texas.
l.. Kershner and daughter o
Amoret have returned from al
extended visit to Colorado.
r. M. Gregory of Worlan(
made a business trip to Kansas
City last week.
Morton Crawford and family O.
Crook, Nebraska, have moved t.
Il farm near Mulberry. They
were former residents Of thai
community.
Jas. S. Brown has returned
from a visit to Kansas City.
Walter Barron and wife have
gone to Oklahoma with view OF
locating.
Glen G. Gloyd Of Kansas City
lis visiting his parents, }. 5. Gloyd
and wife Of this city,
A. II. Keeser and daughter,
Mrs. e. j. Campbell, have gone
to Kansas City to visit several
days.
Nearly all Of the teachers Went
to Kansas City last week to at
tend the State Teachers Meeting.
Wesley Denton, teacher OF the
Young Peoples Class of the Pres
byterian Church gave them Il
party at the Cottage Hotel one
night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conlcrs
t ttr 7t T.. 4+-et iIed from the manage
nlcnt Of the Hotel at Amsterdam.
Andy Norwood residing near
Amsterdam, has "a turnip which
measured over twenty-one inches
and weighed five pounds.
Luke Booi, Of West Point town
ship has r.turned from. all cX-
tended visit to Canada, where he
worked for a thrcshing crew. lie
visited his uncle, Dan Booi, while
| in Canada. He made the trip
back in four days travelling over
land in an auto.
Henry IL. Wyse, Of Adrian, has
gone to Texas on IA hunting trip.
Uncle Henry always goes on Il
trip every year and is one OF the
oldest sportsmen in the county.
Bro. Dowell of the Adrian
journal says that the Missouri
Democrats proceeded to DE
Hyde the Republicans on Novcm-
Der eth. The operation was a
success and the patient i'll time
will recover.
\. A. Claunch for many years
resident Of Shawnee township
died at Pratt, Kansas, November
10th, Funeral servieyY were held
at Adrian November I 18th and
burial in Nichols cemetery.
Frederick Mitchell of Nevada
spent the week end here visiting
friends. His father, Rev. II. A.
Mitchell, is now pastor of Ne
vada NJ. f. Church and likes his
new field Of labor very well.
Ed Frazier and wife of Adrian
were Butler visitors here one day
this week.
The steel bridge three miles
east of Amsterdam across the
Miami is completed and opened
to traffic.
A new bridge has been COM
pleted at the old James North
farm and is great help to the
ncighborhood.
W. w. White of Gehring, Ne
braska attended the funeral OF
his father, Geo. White, who died
several days ago at Old Vinton.
Mr.. White left here 36 years ago
and is now a prominent lawyer OF
Gehring.
l.. Q. Robards, of Burdctte, has
gone West to spend the winter.
He made similar visit last yea.
Delbert Dooley, owner of the
old Christy farm south Of town,
killed a very large wolf last
Thursday afternoon. The scalp
brought $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Warford, OF
New Fork visited NJ. v. Owen
and family at Adrian last week.
Gentry T. Walton has sold
his residence on North High
street to j. d. Gray of Drexel for
SIC, 10000.
The Fairview correspondent to
the Adrian Journal said last week
taht Judge Grant T. Wolfe con-
ceded his defeat to his opponent,
Judge T. Dan Embree, and cele-
brated the event by roasting a
fine porker and using the pigs