The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record., 1922-03-30
Johnnie on the Wing.

| BALDWIN, Kansas, this week.
Miss Doris Wyatt, of Monticell>
Seminary, Godfrey, Ills, is spending
: few days with her parents, G. Z
| Wyatt and wife
| Ansel Rock, one OF the city mai
carriers has been on the sick list for
several days.
W. +. Duvall and wife are taking a
short vacation at Hot Springs, Ar
kansas.
Uncle Jonas Webber, of Adrian
visited his granddaughter, Mrs. San
lord Rock, here several days this
week. He recently received an in
crease i'll his pension through Con-
sressman w. O. Atkeson.
Nn. Frost, OF Macomb, Ill.,, is in
Adrian arranging to build house on
bis farm northeast of the city.
Jesse Moles, OF Mound township,
is the latest candidate to announce
before the Republican primary for
Judge OF the North District.
w. W. Gibson, former resident
here, now travelling for Swift and
Company, OF Kansas City, was in the
city 4 few days ago in the interests
oi his company.
Mrs. W. S. Arnold, of Kansas City
is visiting friends in the city this
week. She was raised in this city and
her husband, w. S. Arnold, is now
connected with the Blankenship
llothing Company OF Kansas City.
Manning c. Wilcox, who holds a
position with the prohibition enforce
ment service at Kansas City, is
spending d few days here with his
family.
Rev Roy H. Biscr delivered his
farewell sermon at the Christian
church last Sunday Rev. Biscr will
move to Highland, Kansas, where he
has accepted pastorate.
The many friends OF Cal Robinson
viii be panied to hear that he had a
naraytic stroke one day last week and
is i'll a serious condition. He is liv
ing with hs daughter, Mrs. G.. J.
Major.
Claud l.. Clark returned to ST.
.ouis last Monday after spending
several days in the city. Claud is
ooking well and has splendid posi-
ion in St. Louis.
Miss Elsie Davis is now teaching
II Rich Hill, being substitute for
ne OF the teachers, who Isl sick
Nv. w. Ferguson and wife OF Rich
Hill were called to Fayette a few
lays ago on account Of the serious
illness OF his mother.
w. II. Charters, of the Charter Oak
arm, shipped two fine hogs to Con-
way, Mo-, last week and one to Paris,
Mo.
Rev. Sanford Williams of DcSoto,
No., has been called to the pastorate
If the Christian Church in this city.
He will notify the congregation
whether he will accept or not by
April lst.
Prof. Charles A. Lee has been re-
leated tor the next year as SupIerin-
endent OF the Slhools by the Board
If Education. Prof. Lee is a good
eachcr and has given good satisfac-
ion.
Luther Roberts has sold his 22o
ere farm in East Boone township to
> l.. Farmer for $SSoo.oo
G. &. Badgett purchased three lots
n Worland last week at a tax sale
eld at the court house. --
c c Graves MANAGER OF the Blak
r lumber yard at Amsterdam has
purchased a yard at Carl Junction
No., and will move there.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
,laude Lewis, rural carrier on Route
10. , at Spruce. Claud is making
ood in his position and likes his
york fine. He is the son Of J. WAX
S Lewis. OF Amsterdam.
MrA ]. +. Pahlman. of Trimble,
10, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Nc cBurney. OF Amsterdam.
Rev. G. 4. Moss, pastor of the
.niorct Al. L. church, had an ap-
continent at Amsterdam last Sun
lay week. but missed the train and
: a last resort walked up to the place
.e was billed to preach. The min
ster proved to b, good walker and
rrived in time to ill his appoint
nent.
Robt l.. Scifres has moved to the
.eavitt farm in Lone Oak ownship
nd says he has five voters now at his
rouse and that he expects to. keep
..one Oak in the Democratic column.
James Mckee, living south of town
marketed walnut log one day last
week measuring 20 feet long and
hree feet thick and scaled 200 feet OF
IT,. ,h1,, he LARGEST