The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-06
Johnnie on the Wing.

week.
Mrs. Hattie Scott Smith spent the
week end visiting friends at Fo,t
Scott, Kansas.
Mrs. f. II. CAM. who has been Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. WiN, has re-
turned 10 her 1t me in Rich Hill.
John Maycs, residing northeast OF
Butler, has moved TO Omer, Ken
lucky, where he will make his future
home.
Chas Peacock and Allie McCrack
en-, OF the Spruce neislborhood, were
Butler visitors 4 few days ago.
Ira l.. Sutton OF the post Office
force, who has been on the. sick list
for nearly 4 week Is able TO be at his
post again.
Mrs. T. J. Hockest las moved to
Butler and is residing with Mrs.
Stubblefield OIL Ohio street.
Th> Passaic Consolidated School
district recently held All election TO
dissolve the district but lost by a
vote OF ,32.to dissolve and 81, asron't.
II takes two-tilirds vote TO dissolve.
Mrs. Floyd Patrick, OF near Bal
lard, recently broke her lett arm by
fall, but is reported getting alons
very well.
Rev. W. S. Weir Of Adrian is filling
the pulpit OF the baptist church al
Rockville two Sundays each month.
A. c. Packer. postmaster OF Adrian
has been attending the school of in
struction for pos;masters at Kansas
City. All New pos,masters must
take this course.
Trigg Snodgrass, Of Deepwatcr
township was III the city one day Thu
week after long absence. Trigg '~
one OF the oldest settlers in Bate
county.
Mrs. f. T.. Pat;ee Lett Sunday 10
wL,tre she will join her
husband III making il their future
home.
Chas. fIupp had t!lc misfortune D.
have hi, automobile stuck i'll the mud
north OF the NJ {. Garrard farm lat
Friday night AMI had 10 let it stay ..t
the night. The next morning Cha.
Garrard pulled II OF, viii, his tractai,.
Ed Ray also got stack iii the mud one
night last weet, just south OF Amorct
end MAJ TO stay all night with the car.
Edwin Rhodes ii Foster, who has
been attending scisool Il Kansas Guy
has returned hon..
We see that car s'>:ei city OF IL.
Dorado Springs is having hard time
iii getting cst.didatc for may ".
Fifteen citizens have refused the nom
nation and CHE constable has been in
,tructed to locate a candidate. Butler
il having red hot campaign for
mayor and the voters will have no |
lroable il selecting suitable candi-
date for the atIl-e.
We see that Burnley 5. l-cntz was
elected mayor 0. Adria,i Tuesday and
he is a good. pr srcssive young busi-
ness man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farqna'larson
II Montreal, Canada. are i'll Rich Hill
visiting Robert Burns and family.
Howell II. Heck attended the din
Ter at Kansas City "n March goth
given by the Rotary Club in honor OF
Hon. Ilaniord McNider, commander
Of the American Legion.
We had the pleasure OF meeting V.
O. Hoilinsswo; who lives on the
Geo. CLANCY farm in Lone Oak town
,h;p. He came from kearney, Neb.,
md is a brother OF ". L. iIollings-
worth, west OF ,he city
Doy:c West. one OF the progressive
farmers OF northwest lit. Pleasant
was in town few days ago and this
S his first visit TO Butler Tor nearly
4 month.
Congressman W. 0. Atkcson sent
J. r. Baum a chest OF plants from the
Department OF Agriculture few days
ago. There were several varieties OF
PLAN, and shrubs and will be distri-
buted to several persons and few
placed in the court house yard
Next Friday is Arbor Day and it
will be general. observed. We sug-
gest that several trees should be
planted in the court house yard.
There are several vacant places and
the trees that have been planted are
doing well.
We regret very much to record the
death, of Cal Robinson, which oc-
Cured. last Friday. He was one of
the old timers Of this city. Funeral
services were held Saturday morning.
Las. Saturday was sales day here
and a large crowd was present. The
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